one. >> laura, you see the renaissance there but off-camera, number told me they are voting for trump but they didn't want to say so on camera and the polls reflect that. >> laura: you see the divide also. women tend to support biden more than men here and so there is the gender gap. even if trump picks up 5% more of the black vote or 7% or 80%, that is devastating. he should tip doing what he's doing. raymond, great reporting. i enjoyed that very much. thank you so much. it is great to be back. i hope you enjoy the show as much as i did. follow me on instagram. you can see what we did in the little break that i had to. we had some fun. i had impeccable timing. it wasn't news or anything i had to report on. >> todd: a fox news alert, make or break day for president biden

as he prepares for today's nato summit and democrats will hold a secret caucus meeting to discuss biden. this as the president's personal physician just released a letter clarifying why a parkinson spe specialist visited the white house. >> carley: and joe biden is blitzing campaign trail and getting testy with reporters. >> -- drop out of the race, how are you feeling? >> all right, ladies. [indiscernible] >> carley: if you thought that was a hot exchange, a record-breaking heat wave hitting the coast. texas has been hammered by beryl. tracking all dangerous weather this morning. >> todd: when i do sports, why are you screaming at me?

echo what jill biden just said. this is "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. all eyes on president biden today as he kicks off the nato summit in washington, d.c. amid growing concerns over his mental f fitness. >> todd: here is brooke singman. >> brooke: his own party have expressed concern following the g-7 summit and the first presidential debate last month. "wall street journal" reveals how biden's inner circle worked to hide his aging on the world stage, details time the president missed a meeting with the german chancellor because he had to go to bed. german officials sought to accommodate the president by setting up a meeting early

evening. biden did not show. instead secretary of state blinken arrived and announced biden had to go to bed, according to two people that were there. state department is denying. analysis of corrections of biden speaking errors has doubled in the last year. there were 51 corrections in official transcripts for times the president misspoke compared to 33 in june of 2023. meanwhile, house democrats today will hold a restrictsed caucus meeting calling for the president to step aside. president biden met virtually with congressional black caucus last night, members are sticking by his side. >> do you think he can do this for four more years? >> yes.

>> why is this such a fireball? >> we're the most loyal group of democrats in washington. bar none. >> you think black voters are going to -- >> record speaks for itself. >> brooke: senate democrats meet for the first time since the debate. whip dick durbins his debate raised a lot of questions and mark warner is saying it is in incumbent on the president to more aggressively make his case to the american people. the president and white house are insisting he will remain in the race. >> carley: i'm reminded by president biden's g-7 when he said, i'm going to bed. he apparently said it to the german chancellor. >> todd: his words. nobody making it up.

a parksins on expert visited th white house eight times in eight months. >> carley: madeleine rivera. >> madeleine: dr. kevin o'connor says it is dr. kinnard. he has been at the white house since 2012. kinnard said he examined the president. there were no findings consistent with neurological disorder such as stroke, ms, parkinsons or ascended lateral sclerosis. kinnard made several visits to the white house. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre refused to confirm the visits citing security concerns. >> a parkinsons expert came to

the white house a dozen times over the last year. a basic, direct question. >> wait, wait, wait a second. wait. >> eight times or at least once. >> can you confirm whether or not the president has seen this spe specialist. >> has the president been treated for parkisons? no. >> has the physician seen a reason to are reevaluate him? >> no. the comprehensive report you have standing. >> madeleine: a statement one congressman thinks is not true. >> the cat is out of the bag, dr. kinnard, who is a disorder spe specialist came to the white house, waved into the clinic below the president's bedroom to treat the president and members of the first family.

unless they are saying people that filled out logs are lying it is established dr. kinnard came to the white house at the beckoning of the president's physician. >> madeleine: o'conner says that kinnard sees a variety of patients and problems. >> carley: madeleine rivera, thank you. former president trump is sharing his perspective of president biden's debate performance during an interview with sean hannity. >> they introduced him and me. i walked out and he looked extremely pale. he started to speak, i thought his voice was weak. i did not know what was happening. it was strange. the answers given by him did not make a lot of sense.

>> carley: he still thinks president biden will be the democratic nominee. >> looks like he may stay in. he has an ego, and does not want to quit. we prepared for him, we had a great four years. >> what do you make of all the talk, if biden steps aside or is ush approximated out, it will be vice president harris. do you expect much will change? >> i think it will be her. i think they are concerned about the vote, if not her. they are very -- they are gun shy, they don't want to do it any other way. i've actually come to believe that is what they're going to do. i think she's an ineffective person. >> todd: former president hitting campaign trail in florida alongside marco rubio. we near start of the rnc next week. the party announcing 2024

platform, sealing border, ending inflation, defending constitution and implementing large tax cuts for workers. each day marked by a theme, including make america wealthy again, safe again, strong again and great again. >> carley: naturally. great again. >> todd: record-breaking heat wave stripping through the u.s. with temperatures reaching 120 degrees. in texas, deadly storm surge pummelling texas in the aftermath of beryl. we have brand new details on all this extreme weather. >> carley: and alec baldwin's manslaughter trial begins this morning. we will break it down with lexi r rigdon coming up next.

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people are under heat alert this morning as a heat wave shatters records. four people near portland have died from heat related illness and a motorcyclist dying from heat exposure. temperatures in death valley hitting record 129 degrees this weekend. that is insane. another fox news alert. beryl reeking havoc as it moves inland as tropical depression in texas. 2 million are without power, the coast was blasted with 90 per hour winds and multiple storm surge. >> carley: homes were destroyed and trees uproouprooted. threat of -- janice dean has the

forecast. >> janice: we had dozens of tornados yesterday, that is a highlight of the storm. the legacy is heavy rain and flooding, high winds in excess of 90 miles per hour. this is a category 1 storm. don't pay attention to the category, even a tropical system, even a depression can do a lot of damage and texas knows this well. we have two million people without power and the heat is going to be really oppressive today for parts of texas, including houston, up toward huntsville, brazosport, the areas hit hard by beryl. there are temperatures and heat and humidity, it will feel well over 100 degrees. millions without power, that is a huge concern.

people are without air conditioning. tornado reports from galveston to little rock, torn other than tos. we could see potential for more twisters across ohio river valley, that is big concern and heavy rainfall, flood alerts for the little rock area toward missouri, west of santos, heavy rain in the forecast for these areas, mid-atlantic and northeast as remnants of beryl will be picked up. severe storm threat for parts of the interior northeast because we have remnants of beryl and a cold front. the heat, huge story. deadly heat for the west that is going to move eastward, this is going to mean more of the same for millions of folks in the same region. record highs yesterday, corpus, phoenix, arizona, to see daytime

and record highs this time of year for this area is pretty rare. we'll be watching that carefully. heat alerts, incredible, lighting up the east from washington state to california toward the southwest. we talk about beryl, incredible wind gusts, record rainfall, over a foot of rain in some areas. the thing i'm concerned, we have millions of people without power and heat over 100 degrees. that is a story we'll be following. >> carley: a story scomb a concern. >> todd: beryl not gone. thank you. today is the day, alec baldwin heading to court fairfaxing 18 months in jail for involuntary manslaughter, he is charged after accidentally shooting halyna hutchins on the

russo-elling "rust" movie. criminal defense attorney lexi rigdon joins us. let's start at the end. i mentioned 18 months behind bars. do you think alec baldwin could actually face time in jail if he's ultimately convicted? >> if convicted, yes. but hannah gutierrez-reed, the armorer, got maximum, 18 months in prison, and that was her job. she allegedly brought the live rounds to set. her culpability is different. my prediction, if convicted, i don't think he faces maximum amount of time. it is his role in what happened in this. he was the one who pulled the trigger, his job was not as the armorer or to guarantee safety of the gun. there is evidence that can't come in.

my prediction is he would not get that amount of time if convicted. >> todd: what does prosecution need to establish in order to prove involuntary manslaughter in light of yesterday's ruling that baldwin's role can no longer come in. >> they will have to establish he was reckless in pointing the gun and shooting the gun. now there is a big dispute over whether he shot the gun or not. he said the gull malfunctioned and he did not shoot it. p prosecution will have to prove he was reckless in doing so. it would have been easier to do so if they had theories of liability here which is not only was he reckless in shooting the gun and pulling the trigger. if you don't believe that, he was reckless in the fact it was a sloppy production and safety protocol was not followed.

the attention has to be on whether it was reckless as a person in his position who was told he was give a gun that was safe, whether it was reckless to shoot it. the armorer, that was her job. i'm not sure whether he's going to be convicted. there are some serious issues with the prosecution's case and if he were not a celebrity and this was not high profile. no dispute this was an accident and not done intentionally by him. reasonable minds can differ. >> todd: you are a criminal defense attorney, if you're on baldwin team, how would you poke holes in the prosecution case? >> i would say, the person who is responsible for this is in prison right now, her name is hannah gutierrez-reed. she had one job and did not do it correctly. she was careless and brought

live rounds to the set. she was partying and negligent how she handled herself on the set in general. that person is culpable, not the person who was handed a gun and told the gun was cold, not looded or having projectile that could hurt anybody. i did my job. they are not able to bring up any issue of his role of overseeing people. those are strong points for defense. >> todd: we wait as they try to seat a jury with a guy that is famous, alec baldwin, been around for 35 years, everybody knows him, curious to see how they seat that jury and who makes up that jury. we appreciate your time and insight. thank you. united flight making emergency landing after a tire falls off. there is the tire. speeding down the runway. don't miss this story. >> carley: i feel like i've heard it before. reporters have had enough of the

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>> carley: oh, boy, in an intense press briefing reporters relentlessly question karine jean-pierre about president biden's health, including this heated exchange. >> have to keep privacy.

i hear you. guys, guys, guys. guys, hold on a second. no reason to go back and forth with me in this aggressive way. >> miffed how information has been shared with the press. >> i come back and answer the questions you ask. >> incorrectly and have to come back and clean up. >> i was asked about a medical exam and physical that was line of question i answered. >> todd: that briefing room battle as "new york times" report a parkinson expert made eight trips to the white house in the last eight months. >> carley: tomi lahren joins us now. one thing i notice about the press briefing, karine jean-pierre seemed frustrated with the questions she was getting asked and it is her responsibility to answer them. doesn't she think the american people are just as frustrated with her lack of responses.

>> tomi: i feel a little badly for our press secretary, i wouldn't want that job, i can't think of anyone who would want to work for this administration and answer for the disaster unfolding before our eyes. i feel badly for her this week and every week moving forward. american people and press corps have every right to ask the questions. ask the press corps, where have you been for the last 3-1/2 years? this is not new. you should have been asking these questions 3-1/2 years ago. this should be a steady stream of questions every time joe biden had a gaffe or wandering off into the abyss, you should have been asking these questions. they have been complicit in the cover-up or haven't asked the

questions. i understand they are frustrated, but a lot of us are frustrated they are just now getting frustrated. it is circular frustration for the greatest political cover-up of our lifetime. >> todd: what is going onner hoo, here is part of the letter, its dr. kinnard has held -- active duty members assigned in support of white house operation. tomi, as ronny jackson stated on "the ingraham angle" last night, why would the specialist see thousands of military patients in the clinic directly below the biden bedroom? something does not add up. your thoughts? >> tomi: last time i checked,

they were not running a military hospital underneath the white house. interesting explanation there. we just heard from president joe biden last week in the draft draft rus abc interview that he does not need to take a cognitive test. his doctors, huge dereliction of duty if they are not giving him a cognitive test and are going to see him. none of this is adding up, the math is not mathing as gen-zers say. we need answers and i have a feeling now press has blood in the waufrt, they will not let this go. rough week for team biden. >> carley: it will be and if this parkinsons expert was at the white house, you would think karine jean-pierre would know. she was going to get questioned

on it and she did. she was not only person to receive heated questions from the media. listen to the exchange with first lady jill biden in north carolina yesterday. watch this. >> do you have a message to house democrats calling for your husband to drop out of the race? how are you feeling about the state of the race? >> all right, ladies. don't scream at me. >> carley: "washington post" published series of letters from die-hard biden supporters, they are addressing the first lady to convince her husband to drop out. where does she fit in all this? >> tomi: listen, we've talked about this for quite sometime now. i don't think jill biden is short of anything other than an elder abuser. joe biden, and people in declining cognitive state, they are last to know and last to let go and they are last to

understand the position they are in. the people around them know it well and anybody who had a grandparent or parent that suffered from cognitive decline understand assigns and understand loved one does not want to let go, white knuckle anything they have if you are president of the united states. fact she is setting back and not encouraging him to drop out, but being the one keeping him in or encouraging him to stay in, nothing short of elder abuse. she loves the lime light and lifestyle and does not care about her husband or the country. >> todd: thank you. >> carley: bidenomics versus magganomics, when janet yellen and jerome powell testify today. >> todd: cheryl casone will look at stats and today's nato summit

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the economy under trump. >> todd: cheryl casone has more. good morning, cheryl. >> cheryl: the economy is on focus on capitol hill, fed chairman jerome powell, gives semiannual testimony in front of senate affairs committee and house financial services committee tomorrow on wednesday. janet yellen is going before the house financial services today to testify on international financial system. each a chance for lawmakers to dissect current economy under joe biden. it is an election year and many are comparing the biden economy to former president trump's economy while in office. headlines point to a weakening job market, foot inflation at restaurants and slowing economy in general. fox brain room shows differences. gas prices $3.50 now, we were $2.18 a gallon four years ago. fixed rate mortgage, almost 7%

now, it was 3.18% four years agos. average weekly earnings are lower now at 328 a week, they were 403 under former president trump. biggest story, biden's economy, consumer inflation, 3.3% right now, it was .1% four years ago. in spite 9.1% in june of 2021. what are things powell will face is questions about job market and path for interest rates. starting to see cracks in the job market out there. >> todd: trump had a good run last couple days and "new york times" fulfilling role as liberal mouth piece for democratic party has a fearmongering piece now. >> cheryl: i have gone through the whole thing and have asks with it. "new york times" opinion section. this is a piece written by

former treasury secretary under president clinton, robert rubin and former ceo of american express outlining quote enormous risk of second trump term, they mention proposed tariff, energy policy, deficit spending. they talk about the 2017 tax cuts would be extended under president trump if re-elected, they say 3.9 trillion added to federal debt, not if you institute spending cuts, that is point number one, they don't mention that. they talk about him reducing immigration. what trump is talking about is illegal border crossings at the southern border in particular and all the gotaways, different subset of those that are immigrating to the u.s. the tariffs, they make a point

about tariffs, i will say, i think tariffs worldwide is one thing. what trump is talking about is tariffs on china. still, higher tariffs could lead to higher consumer prices. they plan to diminish independence of federal reserve. you know, donald trump appointed jerome powell. you got to dig into stories to find the truth, sometimes it is not evident. >> carley: great fact check. you will be on all morning long on fox business network. house democrats holding a meeting today at headquarters and being advised not to bring their cell phone in. six house democrats have publicly called for president biden to step aside, three other top dems have done so privately.

president biden will be at the nato summit giving public remarks and make the case for more aid to ukraine. big week for him. florida congressman greg steube joins me now. what a time to be in washington. what are your democrat colleagues telling you about the fate of president biden? >> greg: i bumped into one of them yesterday who i see on regular base and said the whole parkinson thing and made light of the situation. it is clear, democrats publicly and privately have deep concerns. republicans have had these concernings for years. i filed impeach mment a year ag. corruption is okay, afghanistan horrible policies, that is okay, innovation of southern border is okay. he starts performing poorly on the national stage in a debate against trump and numbers are showing that and they are

calling for his ouster. this guy still has nuclear codes. they are saying he can't be president right now, hypocrisy is interesting when you get into their argument he should not serve another term. then he should not have current nuclear codes. >> carley: there will be democratic caucus meeting today and cnn says, house minority leader hakeem jeffries, if he stands in support, he could prove the barricade that holds back the restless revolt, if he tells biden support has collapsed that is more resounding than any e-mail marking pundits. do you think that is true? if minority leader says, you got to go, support is not there, will that motivate president biden to drop out? >> i don't think his pride will

let him drop out based on comments he's made and how jill is acting and hunter giving him adis video. i don't think that will matter. hakeem jeffries has a lot of sway in the conference they have. if he said that, he is their number one in the house, i think that would be very telling to the conference and the president. i don't think if he will listen at this point and if joe biden does not step down, delegates are pledged to him, primaries across the states in america voted for joe biden in the democratic primary. you can't just remove him with delegates pledged toim had. unless joe biden steps down and every comment he made from karine jean-pierre to what he's said, he is not doing that. i don't know if anybody can convince him to step down. >> carley: huge week for president biden with nato summit

culminating in a pres conference he'll have on thursday. everybody will be watching. thank you for joining us. >> any time. good to see you. >> carley: not just press and members of congress, even celebrities want president biden replaced as democratic nominee. >> there is a form of elder abuse going on here. democratic party and the people that are part of the apparatus, pushing him, why isn't anybody doing thanksgiving? >> carley: former soprano star reacting. >> todd: i don't believe he is star of sopranos, lawrence jones here with what is coming up. >> lawrence: i'm too chocolate for the sopranos. >> carley: or too young. lawrence who would have thought i would agree with michael moore. i not can wait. on "fox and friends," former

president trump addressing biden's health and if he thinks biden will be the democratic nominee. watch. >> they cover for him and they still are covering, now it is getting difficult to do that. it looks to me like he may well stay in. he has an ego, he does not want to quit. >> lawrence: biden's doctors write a letter to explain why a specialist visited the white house eight times. chaos in the briefing room following that. who is running the country? first lady says she's all in. critics wonder why joe is not out there, as much. it might not be iron man, super coldiers may be fighting with ai on their side. it is tech tuesday. we have lara trump, miranda devine, it is a busy tuesday morning.

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>> todd: today house and security members classified briefing terrorist threats southwest border. meeting comes as a report 400 illegal migrants have crossed the border with the help of an isis-linked smuggling network and the arrest of 8 men from tajikistan who have reportedly ties to isis-k and may have been plotting a terror attack after they were released into the u.s. members from the chp, dhs and

fbi and counter-terrorism center are expected to attend. >> carley: boston 100 migrants league is on the floor logan airport. sleeping there after months after hit capacity have to be out from today. >> from the beginning we never thought logan was an appropriate place to be staying overnight. we have worked really hard as you know to house people in locations what happens important is that we are working right now to depopulate logan. >> state opening a shelter prison nearby for some of them to move into. >> todd: biden support amongst celebs major source of support for the president continuing to wane as more stars are coming forward asking them to drop out. the latest being liberal filmmaker michael move. >> there is a form of elder abuse going on here where the democratic party and the

people -- part of the app. rat tuesday pushing and pushing and pushing him to stay. why isn't anybody doing anything. >> moore is not alone with other left wing celebs like director rob reiner and author steven king also pushing biden to step aside. driveway a demateo is an actor, former star of the sopranos and founder of the ultra free apparel line and joins us now. driveway a, good morning to you. what are all these celebs in are now out. >> the hypocrisy is hysterical. celebrities need to step down from talking about the democratic party unless they are willing to expose how it was completely hijacked. i mean, anybody who is surprised that biden didn't have a great debate in moo my find there is

conspiracy going on. i nigh knew this was going to happen. why serve so shocked about it makes absolutely zero sense. we all know who the next president is going to be in his place kennedy ran as a democratic. why no one brings him suspect astounding to me. no one running against him. take a look at that. i'm a liberal i follow that situation very closely. i know they want to put gavin in there so he can turn america into a giant california i can't let my kids walk around it's a dang mess. >> todd: we have heard that over and over again. someone who supports free speech. have you your apparel line you a free, based around the concept of free speech. now that the dam against biden has sort of broken, do you think

more and more people will be free to speak their mind or such a powerful force people are so scared of losing their careers that they won't? forget about speaking out against biden, talk about a system completely corrupted right now. the left side has completely lost its way. it hasn't been run by biden for quite some time. that's more important. >> todd: elaborate on that. >> if you don't want to vote for trump. go independent and go with kennedy. you know, you want a true, it's astounding to me. it's all formulated. it's all calculated, and i feel like it's all been planned at this point. >> ainsley: drea wild plan to replace president biden and consist of a blitz primary is when what they are calling it, six candidates after biden steps down. so president biden need to step aside first. there would be a weekly forum with celebrities. then the nominees would be chosen and unveiled with

president biden, obama and clinton all joining force together. and who would moderate these forums none other than taylor swift, oprah wing infantry, michelle obama also some names being floated out there. an odd idea? any thoughts on this? >> wait, is this real? is this more of the theater of this country? a joke? >> carley: say that again, yes. >> this is serious? >> todd: this is serious. >> carley: it's an idea. >> todd: that's being floated. >> carley: a possibility that's being discussed. >> by hollywood or by the actual political parties that are in power? >> carley: exactly. an article in 74 which is a political website and some democrat power players as they say are discussing this as a idea to have a primary with four months until the election which

is craziness. so, your shock really does speak volumes. >> wow. you know, something i don't consider myself a celebrity or an actor or any of it. i stepped away from it and started ultra free because i feel we are dealing with common sense and humanity issues before even politics. personally, f hollywood because they are part of the system. they're totally bought and sold at this point. i don't trust any of it. wow, if they really have those moderators and use all of these actors to push this agenda, then our country and the people, we, the people are lost. >> you said f hollywood, it looks like based on the latest office numbers. not just drea de matteo. we appreciate it. with that, carley shimkus. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪