week to get to the olympics in paris this month. these men and women who were competing in swimming and gymnastics of my favorite track and field could not have been a more diverse a group in the best sense of that word. most notable was everett result was based on merit it was like in making the best of your innate talents and many cases, just cutting out a win. we do not sit seem to enjoy on v that is inspirational these days but these athletes qualify. >> thank you all. you remember be sure to send it to us. that is it for this week show thanks to my panel next to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. ♪ >> there's been a lot of speculation what is joe going to

do? is he going to stay in the race? is he going to drop out, what is he going to do? here's my answer, i am a running and going to win again. but he ask you do you think i am too old to beat donald trump? i can hardly wait. alicia: president biden defied to stay in the race he doubled down the prime time in you hoping to calm fears about his age and cognitive ability to do the list of democrats calling on him to step down just got bigger. welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am mike emanuel. c5 hello mike i am alicia acuna. latest a biden dissenter minnesota congresswoman angie craig today she became the fifth house a democrat to call for biden to drop out. tomorrow house majority leader hakeem jeffries is set to meet with top democrats to discuss the biting campaign the big question after this week, how

many will agree with former obama advisor david axelrod? >> the question is did you change the minds of voters who were watching that? i don't really think so. but i think and some of it i found sad. he seems not to be able to compute the fact that people have these questions about him. when george stephanopoulos asked him if he be willing to take a cognitive test, he said i would take a cognitive test every day. the fact is that may be true but 75% of the american people think he failed. >> the president is in wilmington, delaware today's work fine lucas of tomlinson. good afternoon. >> good afternoon pretend we talked about in the 2:00 p.m. hour a second radio station has come forward to s say the white house and biting campaign gave them questions in advance to interview the president.

one of those radio host was on cnn earlier. >> were those questions and given to you by the white house or did you have or did the campaign, or did you have to submit questions ahead of this interview? >> the questions were sent to me for approval. i approve them. >> okay the white house assent the questions to you ahead of the interview? >> yes. i got several questions eight of them in the four chosen were the ones i approved. quickly biting campaign responding to a media request from fox news answering as saying we do not condition interviews on acceptance of these questions. hosts are always free to ask the questions they think will best inform their listeners pay the biting campaign not denying he gave questions in advance for now two radio interviews. and of course the subject of the president's rally in wisconsin a subsequent interview on abc last

night, does the president is he showing the american be able he has what it takes to remain an office for a second term until he is 86 years old. his is a bit from the abc news interview. >> what were you experiencing as you're going to the debate? did you know how badly he was ws going? >> yeah, look, the whole way i prepared is nobody's fault but mine nobody's fault but mine. i prepared, what i would usualls sitting down as i did with foreign leaders or nasa security council for explicit details. and i realize part way through a quote the "new york times" had me down 10 points before the debate, nine and now or whatever it is. >> 's critics are saying that answer made no sense. president biden as you mention spend the day in wilmington tomorrow he's moving over next

door to the battleground with excuse me battleground pennsylvania speaking in a harrisburg of course in pennsylvania the most visited state by president biden outside his home state of delaware where he is trying to convince voters to vote for him. he says he staying in the race. support lucas tomlinson covering the president in delaware thank you very much. >> earns a trump administration the debt went up the deficits went up that was this country four years ago and look what the biden/harris administration has done to turn that around. the world is counting on you. i am counting on you. my four kids are counting on you we're going to save democracy and bring back biden and harris for four more years. >> gavin newsom rejecting calls or president biden to end his campaign the california governor stumping for biden in pennsylvania today even as his name continues to be dropped as the top contender to replace the president on the ticket.

christina coleman is alive with the latest on this. hi christina. >> you could see california governor gavin newsom was a fire it up today in pennsylvania. trying to win over voters in the swing state he campaigns hard for president joe biden but some called an uphill battle considering biden standing in the polls following his disastrous debate performance. take a look at these numbers near time pull out this week shows a trump leading president biden by eight percentage points among registered voters. the same poll also shows 60% of respondents believe democrats should have another nominee but today in the keystone state newsom downplayed the numbers. >> 's never been about national policies about swing state polls and that will be determinative i have been out there, i've been on the ground pie we are seeing unprecedented crowds and i'm not making that up like objectively you can stress test that everywhere i have gone we have exceeded capacity.

>> also newsom spent the fourth of july in michigan another swing state to campaign for biden tried to convince voters the 81-year-old president deserves another four years in the white house. michigan governor along with newsom mvp harris have been mentioned as possible replacements for president biden by political analysts who say it is time for biden to step aside. however, newsom has repeatedly shot down suggestions that he is after biden's a job. in michigan he was asked if he would support harris if the president drops out of the race. here is his response. >> if you can appreciate my point of view it's very unhelpful that's exactly the question and answer the republican party right now wants us to have in that situate conversation give-and-take i'm not going to play into that. joe biden is our president he said he is all and i double down is that i am all in.

newsom cross-country campaigning continues into it next week on monday schedule to headline a fundraiser with democrats in new hampshire. political reports newsom has raised $10 million where that that for president biden in down ballot democrats this cycle. >> aren't christina coleman thank you so much. mike: i was always apprehensive about biden for a second term. president biden ran for office he was supposed to be a transitional president. that meant that harris was going to learn how to be president and step up to be president. that is not the case. she is not done a great job now the president is saying he is the best candidate. do not believe he is the best candidate. >> former fundraiser former president obama with the stark words about the future of president biden's campaign has calls grover president biden to drop out of the race tomorrow house minority leader hakeem jeffries is such a hole eight virtual crisis meeting with democrat committee heads. they are expected to discuss the

biden's candidacy ahead of tuesday's full democratic caucus meeting. associate editor for the wall street journal john bussey joins me now. welcome. >> glad to be here. what are your expectations for when hakeem jeffries meets at leading house democrats tomorrow afternoon? >> it is going to be a fascinating next week in american politics. we have not been in a situation like this before and hakeem jeffries is going to get an ear full here at his membership, the caucus has been back in their districts they have been listening to constituents. they have been listening to donors. they are thinking not just about the president's prospects for reelection for they are thinking about their own there are thinking about down ballot in its entirety. a narrow majority in the senate. they do not control the house houseare hoping to regain contrf the house. how does this entire complexion

of the president's problems reflect on the voter decision to come out and vote? does it entered joins them does it not that is it improve the democrats up with prospects or does it not? that is going to be the topic. hakeem jeffries is going to be happy doing some adjusting. see for the one a luxury is the political earthquake took place with congress home for the independence day holiday. they are coming back on monday it will not likely be comforted by this answer the president gave to george stephanopoulos. let's apply it. >> mr. president never seen a presence 36% approval get reelected. >> i do not believe that's my approval rating that's not what our polls show. >> if you say and in trump is elected and everything you are warning about comes to pass, how you feel in january? >> i will feel it as long as i gave it my all and i did the greatest job. >> giving it the old college try is not very reassuring for

democrats on the ballot, is it? >> right it is not just democrats on the ballot it is people who are going to be voting. you have a lot of people tuned into that debate that were on the fence for they were undecided trying to get a better sense of both candidates. these subsequent polls reflect their decision. they are quite concerned about the president's performance. the other thing happening here is the discussion is now all about the president's age and his support performance. and these subsequent denial, self-denial and the stephanopoulos interview for the fact he says and got a cognitive test every day, the electorate might want an official cognitive tests they might be reassured by the results are not be assured the president said, he indicated he is not going to take one. so what is this do? it takes the focus for the

democratic candidates off of trump. you have an aging candidate and one instance showing some cognitive problems in that debate. debating a convicted felon who has been found liable for its a. who has been defined for business or fraud. the discussion is not about the latter candidate about trump and the fabrications he had during the debates and the lies. that is about biden that is not where the democrats want to be four months out from the election. mike: here's a list of house democrats have: present buying to step aside doggett, moulton, quigley, and angie craig. she is truly in a swing district. the one that surprised me the most was lloyd doggett austin texas a safe democratic seat. when you make of that?

>> is a tiny drop in the bucket at the stage of the game. but, it is indicative of the concern and it is early. again, hakeem jeffries is going to hit more than just an ear full he is going to be asked what can we do about this? what are the prospects for a change out in candidate? do we lose too much there? do we lose the advantage of the incumbency or can we somehow configure this to maximize the advantage of holding the presidency now while propelling another candidate forward that has more energy. that is going to bring back the youth vote, the black vote, the hispanic vote more vigorously and result in one of our chief goals, not just to get reelected ourselves they're down ballot votes, but did keep donald trump from a second president in the

oval office that so they'll be talking with this week. devorah john bussey many thanks. alicia: the classified documents case against former president trump is now on pause. district or judge eileen can agree to trump's request to delay the case after the supreme court ruling on presidential immunity. she now needs to weigh whether trump who allegedly withheld those classified documents from the federal government was acting in his official capacity that would be protected under the new supreme court ruling. madison scarpino is alive in atlanta with more. >> a mondaymondays supreme courg on presidential immunity is really complicating trump's classified documents case the judge is granting trump's request for more arguments on how the ruling impacts the case. the judge also ordered a partial stay tossing some upcoming deadlines and intern delaying the case as you said. trump's legal team is saying

there are still questions around if trump's alleged actions or official or unofficial. all after the supreme court of course ruled the former president is immune from prosecution for official acts while in office. trump has pleaded not guilty to 37 charges of hoarding classified documents at mar-a-lago after leaving the white house. one legal expert said the presidential immunity ruling is a major win for trump and his team. >> at a minimum he's getting additional time to argue the case in front of judge cannon should not proceed because everything he did was in his official capacity as president. that is the argument he is going to make. whether she rules in his favor or not is secondary. >> at legal expert said the prosecution will argue the opposite the they will likely see the former president had left the white house this was not any kind of official action he was taking as president.

the judge gave both sides july 21 deadline to submit briefs on how the presidential immunity issue should play into the case. this is the second time this week's ruling has already impacted trump's cases. earlier this week the judge who presided over trump's in new york case he wasn't convicted agreed to postpone his sentencing until september. that sentencing was originally supposed to happen next week. alicia: madison scarpino thank you so much. >> you are looking alive at south padre island it is looking quiet now, pretty peaceful much of south texas coastline is bracing for a direct hit from tropical storm beryl the storm break there much of the caribbean as a powerful and deadly hurricane this week. it could become a hurricane once again in the warm waters before striking texas. fox weather meteorologist adam klotz is live at the "fox weather" center with more on the

timing for the storms texas land fall. >> we are looking at monday as a time this will ultimately be right up along the texas coast still out in the gulf of mexico winds at 60 miles per hour the gulf of mexico very warm it's going to allow this to continue and intensify it will become a bigger storm as we eventually wash this track. by sunday morning a little bit of movement a little bit of growth we are expecting this to grow quite a bit north of the day on sunday into monday morning currently we are forecasting 85-mile an hour winds as category one hurricane. this is going to make a big difference is a storm for all the right side of this track it could be anywhere within this the bright side you're spending a little more time out over water. if you are on the left side you're going to run into land a little earlier that make a difference on how strongly storm ultimately becomes but then it doesn't lift up into portions of the middle of the country getting up each of the midwest weakening as it makes that move we will still bring some wind, so bring rain the gulf of mexico is plenty warm to fueled the storm putting water temperatures

at 80 degrees upper '80s, mid- 80s is enough to fuel this thing up. if it spends a little more time over 88 degrees that will intensify the storm. if it runs into land a little further to the south a little off toward the west it would likely be a little bit weaker. here's wha an overture tropical storm warnings it's already a tropical storm the warnings and inplace hurricane watch and plae it is likely to become a hurricane. possibly a week category two hurricane will see how that ultimately plays itself out the forecast currently four -- 5 feet. fueling the storm surge i like to quickly get you to the rainfall totals currently we are looking at maybe five or 8 inches in the houston area this isolated areas we see a foot of rain. >> folks in houston remember hurricane harvey very well. hopefully it will not be like that. meteorologist adam klotz thank you very much. alicia: three people are dead after crash this morning in maryland. two of them were under age 25 police believe alcohol was a factor in the crash rate among

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alicia: corp four people are ded after mass shooting early this morning in florence, kentucky brita small suburb of cincinnati. police say a gunman opened fire at a home where people were celebrating someone's 21st birthday. three of those killed were 19 -- 20 years old with the fourth was the mother who through the birthday party for her son police say the victims knew the gunman who took his own life after the shooting for the chief of police says small town is in shock today. >> this is the first time we have had a mass shooting in

florence. it is very emotional. my emotions are for the victims, the families, the officers that responded. by the situation. >> seem to figure out a motive for three others hurt are still in critical condition. mike: a substance abuse counselor arraigned on a dozen charges including manslaughter now held without bail. after allegedly plowing into people at a barbecue in new york city while driving drunk on the fourth of july. the crash leaving three people dead and several others injured. cb cotton is live in new york city with more. >> an awful tragedy some families are now preparing to bury a loved ones and survivors are now left to heal physical and emotional wounds. they can pinpoint this pain to daniel haydn the man accused of driving while drunk.

he could face up at 25 years or more in prison for his alleged role in the deadly collision but he was arraigned this morning on a slew of criminal charges of aggravated vehicular homicide and vehicular manslaughter. science at the deadly crash are still fresh on his face. on the night of the crash she was driving on a suspended license for failing to answer a summons for times on three different dates. he refused a breathalyzer test and lab results are pending to determine his blood alcohol content. in court papers the defendant was a bloodied and wearing pants. but no shirt or shoes. when he stood up his imbalance was uneven. they wrote quote the defendant had bloodshot eyes at strong odor of alcoholic beverage on his breath and clothing for when he was escorted out of the

police precinct on friday family members of the victims spoke out in anguish. hugs why you don't talk? why don't you talk? what happened? were you drinking? what happened? why were you drinking? >> fourth of july crash is not his only run in with police. my sources tell me back in february of this year he was arrested in new york city for assault and harassment after punching someone at a substance abuse counseling school court records show nearly a decade ago he pled guilty to dwi charge in wisconsin nearly 10 years ago my sources have also now told me that he was kicked off of a party boat in the hours leading up to this deadly collision paired my sources tell me he was too drunk at the time. back to you pickwick cb cotton live in new york city thanks very much.

[inaudible] [inaudible] alicia: it took police at nine hours to respond to that while the scene you're seeing their quirks completely ransacking and eluding a gas station in oakland, california this was the aftermath. shattered glass, item from the shelves and fridge were not taken just thrown on the floor the owner says at least $25000 in cash was robbed from the register and the atm. in total the mob of at least 80 people cost around $100,000 in damages the latest in a string of crimes committed this summer. a time when violence usually spikes police say that is partly driven by young kids who are out of school and up to know that washington d.c. is trying to fight that with eight midnight summer curfew. ted williams former d.c. homicide detective attorney fox news contributor, so good to see you. first about nine hours to

respond, can you make sense of that, ted? >> i cannot wrap my head around that. nine hours to respond it is my understanding in oakland, california this flash mob was in this and gas station convenience store for about 40 minutes and a law enforcement had not responded. we have got to do something to help these businesses. this was no help for the businesses. what i propose there be a mandatory minimum for anyone who is convicted and found guilty of these kind of crimes and at 4:30 a.m. in the morning if you've got these young people they are out there at 4:30 a.m. in the morning, we need to hold parents responsible. there is no reason whatsoever for a young person to be out on the street at 4:30 a.m. in the morning this is just unacceptable.

alicia: katu when the call and should dispatch the dispatcher said this will be a priority to these suspects were not on saint then they sent them the video at elevated to party what it still took nine hours for it anyway so fresh and for the business owner who took over the business last year. let's move on to washington d.c. for your time and what young people out at night because on july 1 d.c. start enforcing its summer youth curve. this runs through august 31. other months they have a curfew this one is a little different. right now take a listen to d.c. deputy mayor for public safety and justice. >> we continue and always are looking for ways to make sure our young people are safe in our city is safe. so where we see encircling this summer we have seen some instances where we have a lot of young people out when they should not be. >> ted, would he think of programs like this, helpful? >> they are beneficial and helpful if they are enforced. we have, and the district of

columbia a crime problem. one of those crimes specifically is hijacking of cars, carjackings. those things are taking place by young people. we need this kind of curfew in place. they need to enforce it and also, here again, they need to hold parents responsible. there is no reason whatsoever for a young person to be out in the wee hours of the morning or in violation of a curfew of this making. for some it put up some of the numbers d.c. has provided to show how things have gone since september of last year they have 71 transferred to rehab services at the city department of youth and rehabilitation services but 46 released to their parents or guardian , to child and family services nine released to police custody. that is interesting to patrol operation chief said they are trying to keep these kids safe from each other.

but also from those out there who will prey on people who are younger, your final thoughts? >> are absently right. perception is everything. when individuals visit the city they want to feel safe. these kids are out there and not only are they harming other citizens out here but they are also harming themselves. we need help. we need help from a law enforcement, the courts and prosecutors. alicia: ted williams so good to see you and talk to you thank you so much. >> my pleasure. mike: for the first time in six years the united states has a group of chinese and nationals back to china. just a tiny fraction of the chinese and migrants who have illegally entered the u.s. under president biden's watch. a closer look at that, next too. it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door.

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mike: what is 16 chinese nationals reported to their own country this week. dhs said is the first largest deportation fight to china since 2018 this only represents a small fraction of the chinese and nationals apprehended at our southern border. their numbers of surge in the past year b for dhs as its workg with beijing to deport migrants and deter crossings. coordinate chang senior delegate stone incident joins us now. gordon, welcome. to close again to the numbers of chinese nationals captured at our border disturbing trend fiscal year 2022 -- 2126 for fiscal year 2023, 24314. 24314 forfiscal year 2024 so fa 31000309. what do you read in those numbers?

>> two things. first of all we know in china's economy is failing and so people are fleeing the country. but also we are seeing a change thechanging composition of chine migrants. if we go back two years we are seeing primarily family groups coming into our country in other words desperate chinese. now 80 -- 85% according to border patrol are single males traveling in packs of five -- 15. not with the family members of military age and border patrol knows some of the have links to the chinese military. got to be extremely concerned at least some of them are operatives coming here to attack our country. let's dig into the demographic breakdown of these chinese nationals. you mention 26656 single adults. family units of 4530, single minors wondered 23. and so it makes you wonder if they are intelligence operatives, military or other, right? >> if we are flying them back to

china they are free to come back and attack us again. and also if they are indeed economic migrants we are sending them back to one of the most horrible regimes on earth. what we should be doing is instead of flying them back to china which is really expensive we should return them to mexico. by the weight that would give mexico an incentive to stop the flow of migrants into the united states if we force in mexico to deal with them instead of putting them on a plane. >> u.s. sent a plane of chinese and migrants back to china at 116 people some smart people i talked to said chinese do not want the random setback they went thewant the political critf the regime. so if those folks were on that plane in deep trouble? cooksey certainly are in deep trouble because china's regime is on the most coercive on earth. we note dissent is widespread. we can assume some of those on the plane are going to be put through some very unpleasant

circumstances on their return. and as you say china gets a say in who gets them back. it is not a good look for the united states. >> fastening as always gordon chang thank you so much for your time in your analysis today. >> thank you, mike. >> it looks as if on the first of valid the french wanted to punish their president. but on the second ballot they seem to be scared with their own audacity do not want to give power to the extreme rage. we will make sure they do not have a majority to govern. corrthe crux of crucial runoff election and france will determine just how much of a majority, if any at all the

right wing national rally party will hold the group came out on top of the first round of voting last weekend. meanwhile and that you kate newly elected prime minister is assembling his cabinet. his centerleft labor party trounced the conservatives ending their fortune your rule stephanie bennett in london with more on the changes across the pond. >> it is definitely a busy time over here for the new prime minister already off to a running start today he held his first press briefing. take a listen. >> we are a change at labor party it yesterday we started the work of changing the country. >> labor victory comes as voters punish the conservatives for cost-of-living crisis. failing public services in a series of scandals within his first few hours at number 10 downing street he started appointing his cabinet now he will visit scotland, northern ireland, wales and back to england before his visit to washington d.c. for tuesday's nato summit.

>> it is for me too be absolutely clear the first duty of my government is security and defense. to make clear our unshakable support of nato. and of course to reiterate as i did to president zelenskyy yesterday the support that we will have in this country and with our allies towards ukraine. >> other key allies are dealing with major political changes as you mentioned. tomorrow is the second round of the french are parliamentary elections which could potentially lead to a far right prime minister taking office the national rally are well ahead in the polls the year old skeptic anti-immigrant party it was a long time pariah is now closer to power than ever before. if the national rally party wins, french president said he will not step down before his presidential term expires in

2027. he said cohabitation would be difficult and we can him at home and on the world stage. alicia: stephanie bennett, thank you so much for steelhead u.s. capitol police are investigating vandalism at the office of a pro israel congressman. as lawmakers are facing growing security threats. missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. step back out there with fasenra. ask your doctor if it's right for you. (♪)

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mike: u.s. capitol police and investigator congressman brad schneider reported his office was a vandal is on the fourth of july parade the staunch israel supporter said posters of israeli hostages were ripped from the wall and thrown across the hallway. congressional lawmakers f facing growing threats in washington and at their homes. senior congressionalsenior congl correspondent chad pergram explains. >> it is a challenge to protect 535 lawmakers on capitol hill. cooks know you don't need a member of congo at the federal offense but let alone when they travel to the furtherance reaches of the nation. >> have you noticed a noticeable increase in perpetrated against congress in the last year or two? cooksey of the last couple of years it has been of concern too. >> 8000 threats to lawmakers last year. it lawmakers and aides falling victim to violent crime. just like the rest of the country. you've seen carjackings we've

seen one of her colleagues attacked in an elevator in her building. >> the level of threat has escalated. aides to gerry connolly assault with a ball bat in his district office. and paul pelosi husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi fertilized in their san francisco home. >> how are you feeling mr. pelosi? are you feeling better? >> yes getting there. local prosecutors refused to take up the cases. >> at the hands of these prosecutors and city council that run the cities and when the areas. >> indiana u.s. attorney did not prosecute amanda threatened to kill gop congressman jim banks. capitol police briefly hired special legal liaisons in a san jose, california and tampa to assist local officials with the prosecution. >> we did not see the level of the prosecution we once had for not understands how to work a hate crime progress all presidents lawmakers investigate otherwise some who could do harm might slip through the crooks.

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the u.s. cannot be reached. >> the truth is by the administration does not know what has happened to those 85000 children, is that correct? the fact they telephone call ws not picked up this not mean that child did not have post- release services >> dhs estimates by administration lost contact with her twice as many children as trump. >> what percentage of those children's whereabouts can you tell me with any certainty? >> it is not accurate to say we have lost that we have lost them. >> a number of children have been lost or probably is somewhere in the 120,000 range. >> is a former immigration judge. >> we are talking a population of unaccompanied alien children that if they were on the same school district will be the fifth largest school district in the united states. >> regardless of who is in office, most unaccompanied minors across the border alone because their parents are either here or on their way.

it is highly unlikely either parent or child will be deported. mike: thank you very much. >> they push the ball in transition. caitlin clark. >> another day, another record for caitlin clark she is now the first rookie in wnba history to record a triple double pert or strong performance help the indiana fever beat the new york liberty 83 -- 78. clark finished with 19 points, 13 assists and 12 rebounds. as a first triple-double by any player in fever franchise history. >> in the air that ball is headed into it. >> he walks it off. >> a thrilling comeback for the san diego padres. panic had a walkoff home run in

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