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pushing back on the report saying it was already on the schedule prior to the debate. welcome to fox news live. insisting he intends to win this election this november telling supporters he "understands a concern following the debate". we have the latest live from the white house. >> it is hard to imagine the president not announcing his plans as they all handle at camp david. a photo they will take later today. so far no calls for the president to step down. >> he is the only person that is ever beaten trump. i believe joe biden will do that again. the democrats over that kind of

thing. >> no one has been a stronger more consequential president in my lifetime. it is always a bad bet to bet against joe biden. fox news sunday offering his assessment of the first debate. >> that is ultimately what the debate really showed. two candidates. one that cannot do the job, one that is failed to do the job and donald trump that could do the job but has already done it successfully. >> new york times editorial board is called provided to step down. saying "the confidence and age would encourage the president's candidacy sheltered for unscripted appearances in public for the standing the unlikelihood that it could be that he could repair it. here is senior advisor say biden is not going anywhere. >> basically saying the president is the only person out

there that is ever be in donald trump and he will do it again. >> we will all work together on this. >> biden staying in the race. a biden campaign spokesperson says f's we have said many times in the president has said to himself he is absolutely staying in the race. biden campaigned says they have raised over $33 million in the first debate. >> to the question many are asking around the country, how hard would it be to replace president biden on the ballot? >> mike, the wall street journal is reporting that in order for the biden campaign war chest to be transferred it can only go to another person, vice president kamala harris who pulls less than the president. it is not likely that money is going anywhere. one of the big reasons he will stay in the race. the president said that at the rally in north carolina. how hard it would be for the apparatus to change hands.

the cash has to stay with biden or potentially has vice president. >> thank you very much. ♪ anticipation is growing about former president trump's running mate election as the former president expected to announce his vp pick soon. pristina coleman is live with details. >> anticipation is certainly building. waiting to see who donald trump chooses as his running mate. he is expected to announce his big decision any day now. take a look at the top contenders. south carolina senator tim scott , north dakota senator njd vance of ohio and marco rubio of florida. by rent donald's also all the short list. they were asked how they felt being considered while they showed support for trump at thursday's debate. >> i will tell you, donald trump

will make that decision. there are a lot of us. we are all over the place. >> so honored to have my name in the mix. so many great surrogates. so many currently being written about under consideration. i am proud to be a supporter. >> president joe biden rough performance at the debate has given the gop vp candidates plenty of to talk about in the coming dates. especially as some outlets : president bided to drop out of the race. senator jd vance gave his response to that suggestion today on fox news sunday. >> effectively rigged in favor of joe biden. a disastrous debate trying to switch them out. >> we can expect to hear much more from these republican bp contenders as voters continue to

process the rough debate process >> anticipation, thank you very much. >> gentlemen, welcome. a number of bad headlines following thursday night's debate about the president's performance. we can show the audience that. i should note asked -- the new york times, having a hard time with the president's performance a rising star. who would replace mr. bided. let's play it back. >> i will not. he has been a remarkable partner >> how does this play out?

>> it is complicated. some people may want the president to remove himself from the race. there is no alternative. the president has to make a decision. he has to decide if he wants to continue. if he does articulate a vision of how we can win the race. i think he intends to stay in the race. it is ultimately up to the delegates of the dnc convention. that gets very, very messy and will result in a lot of chaos and folks on the far left of our party creating a lot of noise which could be ultimately damaging to our chances in november. >> former obama senior adviser david axelrod tweeted out reality check joe biden is the nominee of the party nominated across the country. and cast the potus themselves decides to quit which he won't that issue is settled. discussion going on nile when few wanted to have a. largely irrelevant today. south carolina congressman.

>> i have not talked to the president since friday. if he asked my opinion, i would give it as i always do. he should stay in this race. he should demonstrate it going forward. his capacity to lead the country >> first of all, if you remember , a month ago the wall street had a report. much of what we saw on tv is accurate. democrats acted like it was made up. they would not talk about it. also, let's be honest. no way they will pass kamala harris. bypassing the first african-american woman vice president. if biden was to step aside, that is behind -- beside the point.

>> it is not just the white house on the line. majority in the senate, majority in the house. a lot at stake in november. is there any chance they step forward and say we have a problem. >> there is been some reporting like that. publicly saying the president needs to the race. privately there been some concerns. there is been a lot of discussion. as i said, the problem is the only person that can make this decision is the president. republicans like to think they are these conspiracies in our party. obama and clinton will come in and make a change. that is not how our party works. if he wants to step down, he can one of the things that is interesting about these media appearances is you have not seen people in those tough races on

tv saying anything. they are being quiet right now and i think that that is somewhat telling. >> will there be another debate? >> i do not foresee one. why would you want to put yourself through that? a lot less time. now they are allowed to have the discussion. would not have that luxury. >> there is the trump deep states. how do you see this. >> a lot of choices that are better than the last time around jd vance is a very talented senator that can articulate the vision well. tim scott is a very charismatic senator in terms of showing up some growth that trump has made which is a weakness now in the biden campaign. i don't think he can make a bad

choice, frankly. >> hoping it will be governor glenn duncan on friday. how do you see it? >> i think it's unlikely to be him. look, vance is extremely good on tv. a successful business guy. balancing the ticket out personality wise. don't count out marco rubio. he has run before. there are some great options this time around. trump cannot go wrong. >> final pic? >> i think it will be vance. >> we will see. [laughter] >> that was worth a shot. >> i know. >> gentlemen, good to see you. the supreme court set to roll monday at one of the most consequential cases in recent years involving former president trump related to presidential power. madison rivera is live outside

the supreme court with what we can expect for tomorrow. hi, mattie. >> hi there, mike. it has been quite a day. the case involving former president trump's claim of presidential immunity the most anticipated one. steps from his d.c. election interference case. last august former president trump was charged with four felony accounts related to the allegation he interfered with the election. arguing trump cannot be criminally charged with any actions he has taken. no person is above the law including the president of the united states. a federal judge refused to diminish the charges against the former president. in february u.s. appeals court unanimously rejected trump's claims that he cannot be prosecuted. during argument the court. skeptical's opening some level of protection that could send it

back to the lower courts. benefiting trump as that would delay the interference case even further. virtually eliminating the chances they could be tried before the november election. >> they may come up with a nuanced view and send us back. if they send it back it may be for the trial court to determine what here was part of the function. that will take time. the caucus kit -- the clock is ticking. >> expected to hand down a ruling on monday. impacting our social media platforms posted by the users. >> live outside the supreme court. many thanks. for more on this let's bring in seth. welcome. >> fox news contributor.

where is the opinion, where is the opinion. this line is critical in determining where article two begins and it on some of these issues. coming up with a nuanced view and sending us back. >> what are your expectations? >> i think they will send it back. we are in agreement there. you can't take too much of a nuanced deal. it boils down to mr. trump's actions outside the scope of his executive authority. he really is a kid to an employment case in the sense that you have jury instructions on whether someone's actions are inside and outside the scope of their work. it is a very powerful job. it is the witness test. that is when it will get remanded down. the judge will take the case. the supreme court will have a

very difficult time finding executive immunity as well. it gets remanded down here it she needs 80-90 days to be able to run the trial. starting the trial in september. we will see what happens on monday with this major decision. it is possible we will have a trial here in washington in september. >> we will track that. the supreme court ruling friday. six-three decision. here is the former president on that one. >> may the supreme court ruled that biden's department of justice has wrongly prosecuted hundreds of americans for peacefully protesting on januar. we are asking based on the decision they should be immediately released. >> this leads into mr. trump's case because one of the charges that he is facing in the d.c. federal court here relates to

this innovation or this delaying of an official proceeding on capital here. the president's lawyers will argue the supreme court said that as long as it relates to the alteration of alteration that can stand. i believe that this charge relates to the alleged falsification of records that were going to be counted in the presidency. it will be a defense. they did lead into. it will be an uphill battle for the president based on this ruling this past week. >> i want to be fair and show the attorney general reaction. more than 1400 defendants charged with their illegal actions on january 6 will not be affected by this decision. final thought on that case? >> i think that he has probably end part correct. the approximate people that have been convicted, only for the two

are facing charges solely with respect to discount. half of those people are currently incarcerated. he has right that it is not a broad swath it will make a big deal for dozens of defendant that have been convicted of this crime. >> a lot of the political cases are getting our attention. tell us about that. >> the supreme court declared more on the administrative state two major decisions. one was overturning the chevron doctrine. giving agencies broad authority to issue rules and regulations. they blew that apart after four years. in an sec case, they threw out a civil monetary penalty ruling where someone was alleged for security fraud and in that case they merely attacked the administrative judge complex in washington, d.c. american businesses have been complaining for years that they

are fighting lots of regulations , lots of administrative law judges that are in administrative internal employees of the very agencies where people are trying to get a fair take. these are big decisions from corporate america. providing more freedom for a lot of the ways that american businesses run. a big week not only for mr. trump, but corporate america as well. >> tomorrow is july 1. we will see what the justices have in mind for us. thank you for your analysis today. fourth of july holiday expected to be the busiest ever. extreme heat and thunderstorm extreme heat and thunderstorm may spoil some of the fun. that is next. i started noticing subtle lapses in memory. i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. it's helped my memory. it's helped my cognitive qualities.

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the second named storm of the season is now a powerful category four storm in several caribbean islands on high alert. following it live in the fox weather center. >> powerful indeed. category for now. really seeing it ramp up over the last couple of hours. as far as the size of the storm, not particularly large but boy does it pack a real punch. the size of the storm will run over the southern caribbean

islands by early monday morning and then track across the caribbean. running up on the yucatán peninsula by the time you get into thursday night into friday morning. a little bit of indecision in the speeds do back down a little bit. the strongest year over the next 24 hours. unfortunately, that is when it runs over a couple of these islands. everything in the purple color that is where we are looking at the hurricane morning. some of these surrounding islands as well. not a very large storm, so the impacts here are fairly small as far as the total area. jumping ahead back in the continental united states wednesday, july 3, a big travel week, a lot of activities happening here. you are looking at your temperatures. everything in the green is where there will be rain working its way across the country. by the time you get to the fourth of july, that is the one

we are paying attention to. further off to the east. rain in the midwest. and then on the fifth of july, those travelers still on the roads. suddenly looking at storm along the east. there is a weather system we are watching, we saw a lot of clear skies. mike: thank you so much. aaa is expecting more than 70 million people will travel 5y week while tsa could screen more than 30 million people at airports across the country. cb cotton is live with more. hello, cb. >> hi, mike. this record-setting holiday travel does come with the threat of severe weather as adam just mentioned. there is a threat for severe thunderstorms this evening. all along the i-95 corridor door especially from maine down to north carolina. some of you have a canceled or

delayed flight today. just an additional travel headache during what is already going to be a very busy time. the independent state travel. stretches from this weekend until next weekend. aaa predicts nearly 6 million people will fly to their fourth of july destination. 7% increase compared to last year. experts point to the flexibility of remote work as one of the reasons why more people are traveling band ever before. if you do have to head to the airport, we have an expert right here with some tips. >> you can travel carry-on only, that is the best way to do it. no opportunity to actually lose your luggage. if you do check cap air tax so you can keep track of your bags on your own as opposed to just relying on the airline. may be paid to get some priority baggage or if you have status on an airline, especially a busy holiday weekend, travel with

that airline so you can get the priority baggage so hopefully it comes out first and they don't lose it. >> aaa says nearly 61 million people are going to get behind the wheel. the great news, gas prices are lower than last year. in the final days leading up to the fourth of july, that time. you really want to avoid getting on the road is 2:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. that is when that traffic will be very, very congested. i am pretty jealous of everyone traveling this fourth of july. i will be working but there's no place i would rather be paired. >> we will be working together. looking forward to it. be safe. thank you. the family of fentanyl victims demanding action is a deadly drug streams across our border. that is next.en ♪ p cosentyx helps real people find clear skin. and in psoriatic arthritis, can mean less joint pain,

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donald trump geared the single best day of grassroots fundraising after the debate. >> joe biden is the nominee. i will do everything i can to make sure we elect joe biden. >> biden supporters defending the president over the weekend. discussing the future of his reelection campaign. following his debate service on thursday. the trip was already on the schedule prior to the debate. the family summit on fentanyl was held this week. killing nearly 75,000 people last year. families say it does not get the attention it deserves. we have the details. >> it is not talked about enough

>> the third annual family summit on fentanyl in new york, victims families are concerned the crisis is not getting the kind of attention on the campaign trail it deserves. >> of a plane was crashing every day killing bender people we would take all the planes out of the air trying to figure it out. why are we not doing that. >> family say more needs to be done to stop china from fueling the epidemic by shipping ingredients. the poisoning and overdoses can happen to anyone. a pastor who was 27 years clean of drugs died of an overdose just three months ago. >> it's not just people coming across the border. >> it does not just affect lower income people are people seen as less than. my father was a pastor. it can affect anyone. >> 19-year-old son frankie died

from a fake percocet pill. she wants more done to go after low-level street sellers. she says her son steeler fled to columbia and now is back in the u.s. furry. >> he has back i hope reopening the case they will be able to find him. i know his name, i know his sites. he has been dealing drugs. >> deaths have increased 29% since 202,275,000 last year. in new york, fox news. president biden and former president trump over the southern border crisis during thursday night's debate as the top election issue. for more i am joined by acting chief of staff under president trump. welcome. a lot of talk about the crisis

at the border. we are doing that to date. >> 12-year-old jocelyn was laid to rest by her grieving mother. her preface -- precious daughter became another victim. we threw them out. they were gone and they came back under biden. >> a heartbreaking case out of houston. what about the consequences of a broken border. >> this is just one case of so many. we learned of another case, another rape, another murder, another shooting by people not supposed to be here. people who joe biden's policies have allowed into the u.s. president trump was right to say repeatedly that he and his policies are killing our people. >> let's show our audience a map of the recent crimes committed

by illegals in this country. texas, oklahoma, new york city, new york state. does that make it truly a national crisis? >> absolutely. whether it is fentanyl poisoning that is occurring everywhere, whether it is these crimes or the terrorist threats we absolutely face all over this country. another 2 million who have gotten away and debated the border patrol. these are shocking numbers. i parts our nation individually but as a country and will harm. >> in 19-year-old venezuelan suspect accused of shooting to nypd officers. police have a tough enough job as it is. an alleged gang member from venezuela shooting at cops, how about that. >> this will continue.

talking about so many millions of people. we will feel the effects of this for years. that is why it's important to have a new administration, and do what americans are asking for and that is deportations. detain them and move them from the country to help save americans in our country. >> dhs identifies more than 400 migrants brought to the u.s. by an isis affiliated human smuggling network. mayorkas was asked about it. taking issue with the question. >> confirming that 400 migrants with potential isis eyes recently cross into the united states. >> that is incorrect. >> tell us why. >> that reporting is incorrect. we have not identified four people -- 400 people with potential isis ties. >> what about the substance of that report? >> consistent. more concerned with form over

substance. our country faces a real threat with the terrorists that are able to get in among those 2 million got a ways plus the terrorist that the secretary is instructing the border patrol to lead into the country. terrace from somalia and et cetera et cetera. the secretary will not answer questions about the jordanians that attempted to enter quantico base. they just continue with their policies and take issue with the format of question and yet they are endangering americans and really treading on us. it is important that americans reach out to congress who keeps funding this as well. >> senior official laura reese, thank you for your time and analysis today. >> thank you. ♪ mike: several people killed and

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hello, try. >> nearly 270 days into the war. one former hostage rescued earlier this month in a daring operation is speaking out. know what was in captivity for more than eight months. taken from the festival back on black saturday, october 7. held in the civilian home until special forces were able to save her in a joint operation that led to the rescue of three other hostages. in her first public address since that day, calling for the release of her boyfriend and the other 120 people being held inside gaza. >> although i am home now, we cannot forget about the hostages that are still in hamas captivity. we must do everything possible to bring them back home. >> this statement comes as israel continues to operate inside of gaza. fierce battles unfolding in southern gaza. also, once again in the suburbs of gaza city.

benjamin netanyahu met with the cabinet and said this today. as for the sacred task of freeing our hostages, there is no change in israel's position regarding the release outlined that president biden welcomed. today, everyone knows the simple truth. the only obstacle to freeing our hostages. >> inside gaza, palestinians held funeral today for civilians killed in the israeli bombardment. dozens of people killed and injured in recent days by the israeli air campaign as a casualty numbers inside the strip continue to rise. as we follow new developments out of gaza, tracking developments on the northern front made fresh concerns about broader war with iran backed group. it casting ballots in the parliamentary election. set to wrap up next sunday.

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>> the infringement aspect, right now, i don't think it is wildly threatening. just the return for the labels and all the rights setting the right presidents legally so they can grow ai music as a business. i think that they are trying to get out in front of this new ai wave and in a way that will help for artists and labels and presumably the platforms as well it is serious to see this type of activity in the early stage, yeah. >> part of a larger strategy for labels. how so? >> an interesting time for the record labels and the publishers massive amounts of piracy, they are tons of these tools on the market right now. artist to their own platforms just going often doing things on their own and bypass a lot of the other gatekeepers. so, you know, this new way prevents the threat.

it is pretty critical if you hold artisan contracts and rights to try to figure out a way to cooperatively license. the real thing here is that these ai models are being trained on content that rights owners own basically. labels want to make sure that it happens around who was trading on the content first and foremost. that is a big point right now. >> members have a hearing on capitol hill. radio music and copyrights. here is randy travis wife mary. >> of all the things that we do differently than we did a century ago, one thing remains the same. that is that the voice is still the mandatory bridge between the writer and the listener. it is time to do right by the ones that created that sounds, melody, daddy motion. it keeps the listeners coming back in the advertisers buying into radio.

>> what about the major shift in the music business. needing to protect those artists >> it is probably the biggest thing. labels trying to do that. proactive -- proactively helping their own music and their own artists. they are trying to do it in a constructive way. i think some of the things in the market universal for example is a little leeway to test the ai technology on their own. i think that that piece of it is really incredibly important basically. i think they need to do this in a cooperative way, not just go into some that you are hearing in the news today. it is important to set a precedent not just for their own rights but for artists and songwriters as well. that is a really big piece. >> randy travis suffered a stroke in 2013 which has impacted his ability to speak. his star power capitol hill certainly got a lot of attention thank you so much for your time

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charged with the murder of her boston police officer boyfriend did 2022. on friday the judges have the jury back to deliberate after they were unable to reach a unanimous verdict. madison is here with the latest. hello, madison. >> tomorrow will be day five of deliberations. the judge told the jurors that they have to keep going even though they cannot agree on a verdict right now. karen read is charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter and leaving the scene of an accident. prosecutors are accusing her of hitting her 46-year-old boyfriend john o'keefe with her suv and leaving him out in the blizzard. the off-duty boston police officer was found badly injured outside of another police officer's home in camden massachusetts in january 2022. he later died. prosecutors say she killed him out of anger after a night of drinking. reid says she dropped off o'keefe at the home for a late-night party. her defense attorney claims

bitten by a dog and left outside reid says she is being framed for a crime she did not commit. she has been very vocal at maintaining her innocence but ultimately did not take the stand in her own defense. >> i am an outspoken person. i have never been able to not speak up in my defense. i have to rely to them and their expertise. >> after days of deliberations the jury gave the judge a note saying that they could not reach a unanimous verdict. the judge ordered them to keep going. the prosecutor thinks jurors will eventually come to a decision. the defense does not. >> does not really indicate affirmatively that they cannot come to a conclusion, it just says they have not come to a conclusion. >> they have exhausted all manner.

>> several of reid's passionate supporters have been gathering outside of the courtroom every day of this trial. there are also protesters who believe that reid is guilty. tomorrow will be day five of deliberations. if she is guilty of second-degree murder. the jury finds her guilty, she could be sentenced up to life in prison. back to you, mike. >> thanks a lot. could you be a millionaire? a washington state lottery winner is yet to come forward to claim the price of more than $1 million. sold in auburn, washington. the drawing held on june 22. the lucky winner has until december of this year to claim the jackpot. happening now celebrating the first ever stanley cup championship in fort lauderdale. look at that scene. taking a three-zero lead. ultimately needing seven games to win the stanley cup.

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