>> it is 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, it is monday july 8. hope you had a great holiday weekend. this is "fox and friends." a fox weather alert. hurricane beryl making landfall in texas, live report from the ground ahead. >> steve: and another storm

brewing on capitol hill as congress return to d.c. today to talk about joe biden. fur senior democrats called the call for joe to go after that abc interview on friday. >> specific cognitive test and have you had a neurologist or spe specialist do an examination? >> no, no one said i had to. >> ainsley: democrats are scrambling and media singing a different tune, few months after going to bat for joe biden. remember this? >> for lucid and well informed and he speaks quietly and slowly, but we've spent too much time talking about this president's age. >> ainsley: the final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. remember mornings are better with friends. >> steve: this hour, in new york

city, another fox news alert. four senior democrats are publicly calling for joe biden to end his reelection bid as congress returns to capitol hill today after a brief recess. >> following the debate we watched together and an abc interview last week. >> ainsley: gillian turner what is the latest? >> guy mentioned the president pleaded his case on abc news friday and hosted a slurry of campaign events throughout the weekend. looks like biden doesn't have a lot to look ford to. house democrats telling axios the expletive will hit the fan on monday when people return. people are worried about their

ownis races and about democracy. democrats are calling for joe biden to bow out during a listening session with hakeem jeffries. senate democrats plan to take up the same tomorrow during policy lunch. the president does not seem bothered by any of it. [indiscernible] >> president biden: yes. [indiscernible] >> biden has a big week, nato summit begins in washington tomorrow. heads of standing governments from around the world will converge here, giving biden an opportunity to turn from age and fra frailty. the president has received step-by-step direction to get from the curtain back to the podium, the president sometimes appears confused on stage.

>> president biden: i did events in north carolina, events in georgia. i did events like yesterday, large crowds, overwhelming response, no slipping. i just had a bad night, i don't know why. >> the president will hold a solo press conference on thursday after nato wraps up and will travel around the country headlining key fundraisers for him. today the president is at the white house, only thing on his public schedule is his daily intelligence briefing. >> steve: thank you very much. all eyes on the president on thursday with that press conference. he's not had a solo press conference since november of 2022. and now suddenly the white house

p press corps has curiosity whether he is up to the job. there are a number of democrats who in public are saying that he can't do it. "new york times" yesterday had a great interview with somebody at the white house now, senior official who worked with joe biden since he was vice president and says essentially he cannot beat donald trump. this guy is not the old guy and this guy would lose. >> ainsley: after the debate, the interview with george made news over the weekend and george hammered him with why did you do so poorly. he said, i don't know, he said he was exhausted. you had 11 or 12 days off, hunk erred down at camp david. he said he was sick and feeling terrible, it was really bad, okay. we find out after that, he's adding events to his schedule. next week we areats the rnc, he

will be in texas and nevada and national convention and on wednesday speak to unitos u.s. he was at the church in philadelphia and thanked the people for getting him across the line when he won the senate race in delaware. >> today light schedule, how long have we been talking about light schedules? his long weekends at the beach in rohoboth beach. this has been going on for years. we put the graphic up of the cue cards showing him the podium on the stage. people in the media are saying what a concerning thing, i'm shocked. i am not shocked, no one who watches this network and show. cue cards told him, you take your seat.

step by step instructions, that was months ago, maybe over a year ago. these are things in plain sight and a lot of people did a lot of lying and it is blowing up in their faces. >> ainsley: couldn't protect him at the debate. >> steve: he would follow the instructions, walk to the podium and then he would read. and that is one thing during the debate, he did not know his own pos, he had been reading so long. he sat down with george stepha stephanopoulos, people thought they would talk an hour. it was 22 not ms. george asked great questions, the president's answers, not so much. >> you came home from europe 11 or 12 days before debate and spent six days in camp david, why was that not enough recovery time? >> i was sick, feeling terrible.

>> the debate seemed to confirm fears they already had. >> after the debates, i did 10 major events in a row, including until 2:00 in the morning after the debate. i did events in north carolina, events in georgia, did events like this today. large crowds, overwhelming response, no slipping. i just had a bad night. >> have you had specific cognitive tests and had a neurologist do an examination? >> president biden: no, no one said i had to, they said i'm good. >> do you have the mental capacity to do it for another four years? >> president biden: i know wouldn't be running if i didn't think i did. i'm running again because i think i understand best what has to be done to take this nation. we are on our way. >> are you being honest with

yourself about your ability to defeat donald trump right now? >> president biden: yes, yes, yes. >> ainsley: if his people agreed to a 22-minute interview. i'm sure they were saying, time, time. >> steve: they probably wanted five not ms. >> ainsley: he could have filibustered and answered one question about the debate and talk and talk and talk and run the time clock, but he didn't, like the debate, sir, you have 80 seconds left. sir, you have 60 seconds left. he could have filibustered that time. they focused entire interview on his mental capacity. >> in wisconsin, where the rally was on friday. biden said i am not leaving the race, i'm sticking here and the crowd went crazy for him. that is feedback he's getting. some folks are asking, where is

trump? trump has been laying low, letting this play out, which makes sense. we will see him tonight. sean hannity has an exclusive interview with the former president 9:00 p.m. hour on fox news channel and we'll get first major on-camera response from the former president to all of what is going on in the opposite party. fascinating must-watch tonight. >> steve: george asked the president, have you taken a cognitive test? he goes, no, why should i? the "new york post" over the weekend had quite an exclusive, looking at the visitor logs to the white house and a top washington neurologist had a meeting with president biden's personal doctor earlier this year. wonder what they were talking about? >> ainsley: if you were seeing your loved one decline like this, wouldn't you know what is

happening? call in an expert doctor and if they have, will that be public to us if he had an mri, dr. siegel said that would tell a lot. dr. siegel said he trusts the doctor when he said he does not have parkinsons. does he have early assigns of dementia? >> steve: all he has to do is say because of hippa, i can't talk about that. those would be results of a cognitive test perhaps. only other metric are public opinion polls. nobody knows polls better than nate silver. he was saying, my words, he was one of the first to say his age is a big factor. right now, nate 's post said

donald trump has 70% chance of winning given the current president's age and cognition, which is -- should terrify every democrat. if it is saving democracy, joe biden will lose to donald trump. >> ainsley: nate silver said, it is centered on -- not question of biden's fitness for office. critics did not change, they made the media seem out of touch. demo democratic party is in a state of crisis, they have a month until dnc. if he drops the outs, they having to put kamala harris in. if she gets in, what do polls say? donald trump winning against joe biden and kamala harris right now. they have a month left before the dnc.

at the end, because they ignored and of coer up and made excuses, the public sees the debate, limitsed amount of time to make a decision. this is most important office in our country and waited until the last minute. >> that is key, the coverup. this is not innadequate coverag, it is deceitful coverage. let's remind folks what the media was spoon reading their viewers about joe biden. watch this. >> very lucid, very well informed. he speaks quietly and a little slowly, but we've spent too much time talking about this president's age and i'll say it again. when ronald reagan was the oldest person in the white house and run for reelection, i don't recall a lot of people within

his party talking about the fact we need another person, he's too old. >> he is totally focused and were sha and proof is in his performance. >> comparing that guy's mental state, he's jo cogent, he's far beyond cogent, in fact, i think he's better than he's ever been. >> one theme this election cycle, joe biden is too old to lead. everyone is seizing upon this and it is classic disinformation tactic. >> this is growings electroned in right-wing media, it is to take highly misleading and selectively edited video of president biden from republican national committee social media accounts and use the videos to spread messages, to cast doubt on president biden's fitness for

office. >> steve: the sound bites started in february, when mr. hur, the special prosecutor said i'm not going to charge him, he's a sympathetic character, elderly man with a lousy memory. it was after that passage in his brief, where suddenly people on the political left were doing what he woo said there, he might say that, that is unfair. behind the scenes, joe biden is sharp as a tack. i heard that 50 times in different ways. >> we have video of biden at g7, seeming to wander in another direction, we were told cheap fake, not true. barack obama grasping him and leading him off stage, cheap fake. lying to our faces. it all exploded in front of 50

to 70 million people, they are like, uh-oh, the whole village they have been setting up, it came crumbling down and they are stuck in a dilemma of their own making and all the concern is so richly deserved. >> ainsley: fox has been talking about this for four years. dr. siegel in 2020 with sean hannity talking about his cognitive decline. you see some falls, him fall off the bike and fall on the stage. you feel sorry for him, you hope he does not fall on cement stairs on air force one. it is hard to watch. think what other world leaders are thinking, this guy is weak and fragile, this is time to do whatever we want. we saw russia invade and we see what is happening with taiwan. they send a spy balloon across

our country, nothing about it. you have open borders and people saying, this is the time to come. our country is at a dangerous situation, extremely serious, they waited to acknowledge this and be honest. joe biden announced he is going to bed early now, will he wake up at 2:00 in the morning, if there is a decision to be made? >> steve: great questions and it started with the debate. let's see how they do. conventional wisdom, before that, couple days before, we were running the series about who donald trump would pick as president. we heard donald trump was going to announce day after the debate, at the debate. then with joe biden's performance it was like, this is going to eat up all the oxygen in the room, we will not announce it yet.

thereupon was breaking news with this. >> here is what we know, this time next monday, we will know who president trump selecteds as his running mate for v.p. it could happen any time this week. could happen up until first day of the convention. we don't know who president trump who he will be running against. with all the talk for joe biden, we also need to ask question how long people in the white house have known about joe biden's decline and what is the cover-up behind it. >> good interview by you. >> it is all good. >> wonderful job. >> one thing i asked him, reporting out there, timeline is interesting, could it come before next monday? he suggested maybe and other obvious one, who are finalists?

trump said there is a finalist. it system vance, rubio, bergman, is that real or misdirection? >> steve: donald trump is a great tv producer, he is producing the rnc as great tv event. i have a feeling he has surprises up his sleeve, always has. >> ainsley: he will be on with sean hannity tonight at 9:00, do you think he could announce it then? >> maybe. >> ainsley: i can't believe we are here, rnc starts monday. >> steve: go back to apprentice days. you announce it. >> ainsley: everyday he tells one they are fired until they whittle down to one. >> steve: he would say, you're hired. let's see, stay tuned. >> ainsley: if rubio, great

story, a lot of experience. dad came over from cuba, dad was a jan tar, bar know tender. we have j.d. vance, came up in a drug family and then ended up going to law school and yale and advocated for himself throughout that story. not as experienced as a politician, maybe america likes that. he pulled himself up with his boot straps and made a name for himself and now running for a potential v.p. candidate. >> steve: stay tuned, coming soon. >> ainsley: weather in texas. life-threatening storm surges this morning. cat 1 hurricane early this morning. >> thousands without power as storm surge warnings and tornado and flood watches are in effect. >> steve: fox weather meteorologist is in surfside, texas and she's been in the car

idling for the last four hours, she can't get out of the vehicle. >> you said it. i mean, imagine four hours of winds gusting above 90 miles per hour, that is reality. wind with beryl, you feel like it will let up, it comes rushing back in. as i flip the camera, this is looking into surfside beach, gulf of mexico in front of us. one of the traffic lights snapped off and smashed down on the ground below. that is a traffic assign. those are heavy assigns that are normally issue thatting hurricane in the gulf. it isip >>ed over. the officer will pass to our side, he's heading up to the bridge, we're on the base of the bridge. i will roll forward a bit k keeping an eye on the power line. we lost traffic light already.

this is where we started our journey rideiing out hurricane with the fire department, that is down the street. it was covered with storm surge. the water is receding, look at the debris left behind. we still have tough conditions to go through. you can stay on fox weather to find out how to view us. >> steve: stay safe. >> ainsley: 90 mile per hour winds. >> steve: joe biden campaign promising not to send preapproved questions before embarrassing admission from post-debate radio interviewer. >> the questions were sent to me for approval and i approved of

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>> back with a look at headlines, boeing agrees to plead guilty to a criminal fraud charge relating to two 737 max crashes that killed people back in 2018 and 2019. lawyer for some of the victims families saying this deal fail to recognize because of boeing conspiracy, 346 people died through crafty lawyering through boeing and doj. deadly consequences of boeing's crime are being hidden. and there is this. 100 people shot this holiday weekend in chicago. 17 are dead, 83 wounded. one happening right oud outside university medical center, several inside residential

neighborhoods. the youngest victim was eight years old. police are trying to quell the violence before next month. those are headlines. >> ainsley: biden team promises to stop supplying questions to members of the media after this admission from a philadelphia radio host over the weekend. >> the questions were sent to me for approval, i approved of them. >> the white house sent questions to you ahead of the interview? >> yes. >> steve: well, that answer from that host, now she has parted ways with the station. what does it say about the administration's relationship with the media? >> here to react kayleigh mcenany, co-host of "outnumbered." great to see you. put your hat on as former press secretary. i know it is different from the campaign. did you feed specific questions

to people and say, please ask this of the president? >> no, i texted a former aide of this, i said, do you know of anyone in our administration who did that? we suggested topics, did not script questions. there is confusion, the campaign is saying this, alex thompson says the white house was involved. we will refrain from doing this in the future, so karine jean-pierre needs to be asked, did you script a question in your tenure and how many times? declining the president had a medical exam, she has a lot to answer for today at 11:30. >> ainsley: while interview hosts can ask whatever questions they please, we will refrain from offering suggested questions. there was another host, earl

ingram, he said he was given five questions. these are two that admitted it. kaitlan collins we are living in a trueman show. it ises scripted, not andid interviewing. l.a. times reporter asked a question that appeared scripted out and the l.a. times said we did not give questions to the president. are they giving out the questions? >> ainsley: sad they have to do this. he needs to know in advance. >> kayleigh: and still stumbled. >> steve: they will ask a scripted question and he will read a scripted answer. that has been revealed. as media, it is finally catching up to the story. like, okay, we all saw joe biden on thursday night debate donald

trump. did not go well. now a media meltdown, watch this montage. >> listening to the interview, he seemed to deny where he is in the race. h hes seems not to grasp the big concern people have. >> president biden: i mean, if the lord almighty said get down and get out of the race, i would get out of the race. >> there is elder abuse going onner hoo. >> the president is clear-eyed and staying in the race. i don't have anything else know beyond that. >> media melting down as white house is in denial. >> kayleigh: yes. slightest bit of media skrut nee, and look what we've learned. we have leaks, we know it appears new york magazine used the word lie, that has been covered up.

we only know this because press started asking questions. be prepared for the pivot. once it becomes clear, media will turn and begin to cover again. >> steve: former president donald trump will sit down with sean hannity, that ises just 12 hours and 27 minutes from now. >> ainsley: maybe he'll announce has v.p. pick tonight. >> steve: maybe. >> ainsley: defiant biden arguing he is all in ahead of november. tell that to the democrats and media. one oped says it is time to get used to the idea of president harris. that is next.

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[indiscernible] >> president biden: yes. [indiscernible] >> steve: didn't answer that. defiant joe biden insisting he is not going anywhere. tell that to some members of his own party and media. one oped says it is time to get used to the idea of president harris. professor from akron joins us. is kamala the democrats best hope for beating donald trump? >> she is really the only prog mattic choice at this point. if this were a year ago, you could have had actual primary race. we are just a few months out, a couple weeks before the convention, she is the only

choice. there has been talk about gavin newsom, she is only one that will inherit biden/harris campaign funds and she is the sitting vice president. i don't think it is realistic to think anybody else can take biden's place atz the nominee. >> president biden: do you think joe biden has to go? if so, who tells him? >> i don't think he can recover from what has been a very bad summer and bad several months. the fact is the debate was not a one off. people have been asking questions about his cognitive abilities for a while. the debate was confirmation. i don't think he can recover from this and as long as he's in the race, the focus will be on biden and his mental acuity and not on trump and the things he's

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foxweather.com, for the latest. >> ainsley: president biden political future facing a pivotal week as he faces a push from democrats to step out of the race. >> guy: what do voters think? doos is on the loose. >> steve: time to go, joe, cover of new"new york post." we got a crowd. what is your name? >> elise stephen. hi, everyone. >> steve: what do you think, should joe go? >> as a young voter -- >> steve: did you vote for joe? >> i am 19, i wasn't able to vote. i think joe lost the last debate. >> steve: should he go? >> i don't know, it is up to his campaign. he has mental capacity to push through. >> steve: you think he has the

mental capacity? >> i hope so, it is sad to see. >> steve: you are vote for joe to stay. let's ask this guy right here, can i ask a quick question. >> what is going on? chase gallagher. >> steve: joe biden, should he call it quits? >> yeah, i think he should. >> steve: why? >> he's not competent, i did not watch the debate, i watched a podcast on him. i guess his team is not playing with him anymore. >> steve: what are you listening to right now? >> just music, end of the beginning. >> steve: love that song. what is your name? >> eric. >> steve: joe biden, should he stay or go? >> he's got to go. >> steve: that is quick. >> i don't care how we get rid of him, get rid of him? >> steve: ask one more person. how are you? can i ask a quick question.

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