going to put up with it anymore. >> you said celebrities can live in other countries if they don't like it here. i have said it people share the values of the state and loss they proposed, they can move to other states but a lot of people get angry when you say that. it's great to see you, thank you. i am jackie deangelis, and for elizabeth mcdonald. that does it for us, thank you for watching. ♪♪ >> breaking news, seventh victim has now died in more than 30 others wounded after yesterday's mass shooting at a fourth of july parade outside chicago. what about a motive for this tragic quality massacre? i am tom shillue and for kennedy, let's get to this. according to police, shooter climbed onto the roof of a small business in highland park illinois. from there we are told he had snipers view of hundreds if not thousands of parade spectators. the suspect fired at least 70 rounds from arrival, witnesses

describe the pandemonium that followed. >> people were saying keep running, keep running. my daughter was saying i don't want to die. i was holding her friend and i was saying it's all right, just keep running, people walking with blood on their shirts and pants and a woman was wandering the streets and screaming her child name trying to find her child. >> after the shooting, the suspect climbed off the roof reportedly escaped while dressed as a woman but officers caught him at a traffic stop eight hours later. we learned the suspect had two prior runs with police and he may have planned yesterday's attack for weeks but why did he do it? what charges will you face? joining me now from highland park, fox news correspondent mike tobin. >> let me start off with the

latest update from eric reinhardt, estates attorney, the charges official, seven counts of first-degree murder against bobby eugene, the third period dozens of additional charges are pending but state attorney made it clear if they can get this conviction first-degree murder he will look at life without the possibility of parole. illinois does not have a death penalty. police have said he planned the attack for weeks on the day of the attack as mentioned. he dressed up like a woman to avoid identification. he wrapped his rifle in a red blanket and use a fire escape to climb on top of one of the businesses behind me right now. there he had the snipers view to fire down on the crowd. we know he killed seven people, wounding a total of 45 people. authorities did have run-ins with him in 2019. first a suicide threat and then a threat to hurt others.

>> a mental health issue handled by those professionals. he said he was going to kill everyone and he had a collection of knives. police responded to them, police removed 16 knives, a dagger and sword from his home. >> despite having the knives taken away, he's able to purchase of total of five weapons, one rifle was left on the roof top, another found in the car you are looking at on the video. he had two handguns and a shotgun in addition. the car you see when it was stopped, it was 6 miles from this location but he made it all the way to madison, wisconsin and then returned here. apparently he didn't have a plan. police say he's talking to investigators but they still don't have an answer to why he did this, they don't have a motive. >> thanks, mike. illinois governor jv had harsh words after the shooting calling

gun violence uniquely american according to the gun violence archive, the highland park attack is the nation's 309th mass shootings this year. what can be done about this epidemic of violence? here to discuss, defense attorney former d.c. police detective and fox news contributor, ted williams. i read some stats but i know things like gun violence archives, they have a different way of counting mass shootings in police and fbi i don't know the number of whether to 309 or not, there's a lot of gun violence this year, what would you say that police instance, you were in d.c., the day of one of these events, i'm talking about a parade, what did you do on the day of a parade to prepare for something like this? >> the district of columbia and

what's done in most jurisdictions, police officers who normally would be off duty are told they have to come in and normally you have police officers who we defined as the flood zone meaning you have a great deal of police officers on hand but i can tell you, tom, in the instance here dealing with robert bobby crimo the third here, there are a great deal of first responders on the scene here because they were part and parcel of highland park parade. you had these individuals participating in the parade but they were not able to stop this guy so it's a tragic situation. as you've already said this guy planned this, he planned it over

period of time, he got the latter, he knew where he wanted to be on the roof, he knew the parade was there and as a result, seven people have lost their lives of having been shot by this guy. you know, he's being charged with seven counts of first degree murder. i could unequivocally tell you is next step will be some defensive attorney will come in and they will plead him not guilty by reason of insanity. i anticipate and insanity defense in this case but think about it, he was smart enough to put on women's clothes, smart enough to go to the top of the building, smart enough to kill men, women and children and was smart enough to run to his

mother's house, get his mother's car, smart enough to go to wisconsin smart enough to come back and finally then was captured. i don't know if you can say this guy was insane, i don't think he was. >> i remember the boston farmer, at the boston marathon, people were on the lookout for anything, any knapsack or anything that looked like explosives. in the case, we've had a lot of shootings, he would think people would go to a parade, that they will call into, do the police have a hotline, if i saw a guy putting a ladder up to a building, i might call 911 and say this doesn't look good. >> well, you might and maybe others would but most people there were unexpectedly, they believe and this is what happens in america, they believe what happened in highland park, illinois, this would never be visited upon the community so

people are relatively relaxed, trying to just enjoy a parade on independence day and some of them didn't even see the guy get up there on the roof and after it was over, one woman said she observed him from what we've been told but it's hard to think about relaxing with the family at a parade and for this to happen to you. >> it's hard to stop a sniper especially in place. thanks. meanwhile, a spike in shootings and a number of cities over the weekend, among them, philadelphia where two officers were shot and wounded last night after fourth of july concert. one hit in the arm and the other raising the head. look at this photo of the officers kat, you can see the bullet still inside. after the shootings, the city's

democrat mayor jim kenney railed against the second amendment and he said he can't wait until he's no longer mayor. watch. >> everything we have in the city over the last seven years, i worry about. i don't enjoy fourth of july for the democratic national convention, i don't enjoy the nfl draft, i'm waiting for something bad to happen all the time so i'm going to be happy when i'm not here and not mayor so i can enjoy. >> is he admitting he has no idea no solutions? let's get into it with the party panel attorney and republican strategist, alexandra wilkes democratic strategist and principal and ceo, bree maxwell and host of the jason ranch show, it is jason grant. jason, i'll start with you, how about that remark by the billy mayor? he can't wait to get into the private sector or retire or

something, anything. what does it say about the policies he's been following in his city? >> there are probably a lot of people who aren't willing to continue to put up with this guy. when you say that as a mayor after this kind of event, i think clearly you are indicating you don't have a plan and you don't want to look inward at policies that have been in place because of democrats in philadelphia, the same way we seen across the country. we have these policies go easy on criminals, that create a few victim class, the criminal is the victim, not the victims of the violence but the criminals because they live in an unjust world with white supremacy culture institutionalized and it is dizzying and rather than step back and say maybe our policies or contribute to this, not a not putting criminals in jail is country, they just say it is what it is, i can't wait until i don't have this job anymore because the second amendment is

bad. they are not talking about this. >> i heard the democratic state attorney talking about gun bans and he wants to what he called assault weapons, you think we are going to hear this from democrats now after this shooting? >> i think we will after this but back to the mayor, comet he made was an ill advised comment, he should not have made the at the time but we do have gun laws in this country right now the focus of the mayor in philadelphia should be making sure the public is safe and public safety officials are safe so i think we will hear more from democrats about gun laws and assault weapons and how we should not have the on the streets but we need to figure out how we can make our communities safer right now for the from a policy you or your leadership. >> it looks like we just saw press conference, he got applause, the state attorney when he talked about a gun ban

when people watch into applause so i think this will go into basically political sides, they are already warming, it doesn't take too long after shooting now but what does it tell you about america's cities? i moved here to new york and we had a crime problem in the early 80s and giuliani came in and we cleaned up our cities, it did work and now they are back to where they were when i first got here to new york. alexandra. >> i just want to say that i feel horrible people are living like this, i grew up in the philadelphia area, i often went to that fourth of july rate in concert and never once did i fear as a child that something like this could happen. even in the days after 9/11, you felt safe. it's a whole different world and i think it's because these mayors are treating cities like the laboratories of wokeness, they put pile on all these

different woke ideas, the d.a. there larry who thankfully, republic and legislature are now investigating and democrats are joining in the investigation because they say his office is derelict in his duty in protecting against discourage of gun violence and i think it's with merit, these politicians want to cast the blame on big institutions and other people and they won't look at what is going on in their own cities and i think for someone like mayor kenny, it is not fun for him anymore, we are sorry for you and feel terrible, it's not fun you don't get to talk about these progressive plans and make a name for yourself, you have to deal with the bread-and-butter issues of keeping people safe, which is government for most job, a terrible shame what is

happening in philadelphia. >> thank you panel, stick around. later we will have a talk with janette nesheiwat with the health crisis feeling mass shootings but first amazon founder and delina jeff bezos is in a war of words with president biden and says biden's message on gas prices straight misdirection. does the white house have any idea how the economy works? jonas max ferris joining me next onset. ♪♪

what has appears to be who was on ablation and learning to billionaires stepping in straight and off from a president biden tweeted my message to the company's running gas stations setting prices at the pump is -- this is a time of war global girl, bring down the price you are charging at the pump to reflect the cost you pay for the product do it now. come on, amazon founder jeff bezos called him out and tweeted out, inflation is far too important a problem for the white house to keep making statements like this, it's either straightahead misdirection or deep misunderstanding basic market demand.

today, three this year as we don't believe we are in a recession but economists are raising for the worse. on the folks in charge in lala land? he with me and studio cofounder of max fund.com and fox news contributor jonas max ferris, let's go to bezos, we usually i don't like this guy, he's usually a supporter of the president and democrats but even he couldn't hold back, the week was ridiculous doesn't everybody know their local gas station i, he's not the one setting up a will flipped on the white house maybe because of the $500 million, he's going to bring in data will pay $9 a gallon. it is questionable, does the white house i don't know how it what they intentionally try to

drink claiming the consumer or -- this spread which is sort of real, why gas pump prices are a little higher than they have been in the past -- >> why is that? >> is hundred, and with knows but there's a lot of demand and consumer's price incentive, i'm not going to say which oil major but the call it a.where you complain you don't really cut back on your gas consumption at the end of the day and of the price for energy companies and that's why stocks are up a lot until recently, the last few weeks stocks like valera profit from the spread of this and other energy stocks, 30% so it currently to be a winner much longer and wall street knows that, you expect to see lower prices or the stock should be at all time highs so it's a question of imbalance, demand is getting people out of money, they couldn't spend at the time and now everybody wants to drive around. the gas station is the last

player, they have almost nothing to do with this, it intermediaries refining oil taking advantage and it's every business taking advantage of the consumer is crazy and wants to buy things so it's not a bad way to run a business which is what basis is getting to but he wants to do anything and not blame policies leading to speculators wanting to pay more, he could tell consumers piece up on the gas, he spent a month buying 10% less gas, a recession but he doesn't want to blame the consumer, who he gave the previous of administration too much money to spend so oil companies are high up on the list for the permanent bad guys. >> the guy shows up to my house like four times a day, maybe just put the packages together because he -- he they all come separately but how can white house say we don't think we are

in a recession? on guys like you, don't you tell them when they are in a recession and they can't deny it? >> it's guys -- there's an organization in the government to decide, typically it's two negative quarters of gdp growth which we are probably going to have now so we are in a recession in that sense but they look at other things, one of the most important things, the ones that's most important to everybody, employment rates, how bad is the job market? at the end of the day, the gdp is down have a present, the care about if they got fired, are wages going down, did their friends get fired? they spend less money because they are worried? that hasn't happened with got the stock market down as if we are on the edge of a recession. we got oil prices recently have come down, quarters of gdp now probably a second that would don't have the job market superhot, it's a recession where there's like soup lines in the

great depression, we got like the soup kitchen has jobs but nobody showing up for work, that is what's weird because it was a manufactured boom since covid so we have a bizarre collapse where it's hot, cold economy. >> people are still buying a lot of stuff and that's the danger because the fed is trying to break that by punishing the consumer with high interest rates so we spend less, prices come down. >> i think i got it. thanks. coming up, california walking haircut of the governor gavin newsom pointing fingers at ron desantis, are they setting the stage for a head-to-head match up in 2024? later, americans currently have no confidence in him have to get back on track? ♪

the 2024 presidential election is roughly 28 months away but one potentially intriguing matchup already beginning to take shape, political analyst salivating over the prospect of florida republican governor ron desantis facing california democrat governor gavin newsom and it appears governor newsom is itching for the showdown, he bought airtime in florida for as like this. >> freedom is under attack in your state i urge all of you in florida to join the fight or join us in california we still believe in freedom. [laughter] >> we can obviously debate which state is more free but if biden and trump don't run or lose the primaries, is florida versus california the likely matchup? the panel is back. alexandra wilkes, bre maxwell and jason french. bre, did democrats really want to compare california to florida? >> i don't think so and i think

it's a little too early to have that discussion. we need to get to midterms first because as biden said, he will run for reelection, newsom has said he doesn't plan to run for president and in the event biden does not run, he liked for vice president kamala harris to run but what newsom is also doing, he's taking it to the gop in ways democrats, some democrats are not doing but i don't think is the conversation of the battle between california and florida, we need to get to the midterms first. >> i want to have that discussion because i think it's fun. i think desantis obviously a rock star among republicans, i would dare say is more energy around desantis then around trump. i know people don't want to get this contest between trump and desantis but what you think? i think republicans, even mega republicans like this. >> i don't think you could find

a better paradigm for conservatism and liberalism in florida and california prospectively and basically the result of that, too beautiful states equally appealing amenities you would think but one is just run typically better with conservative policies. i think gavin newsom, the immediate reaction will be it is nervy considering mass exodus of businesses that he would run an ad in florida is seeing an influx of people and businesses but it's not that surprising because for progressives like newsom, that is their religion, they believe in the above all else and that includes the money it takes a business, a family to put food on the table, to pay

their employees and what it looks like so it's laughable when newsom does something like this or my own governor bill murphy who after the decision came out, tried to recruit companies to come back to jersey because of the abortion laws here, it is absurd. >> i remember he said come back to new jersey and i said i was never there, i don't know where he's going with that. jason, we've got newsom, he thinks he's going to be the democrat of the future but i think the democratic party has moved beyond guys like him, what do you think? >> can you really have this is gender white man whose privileged be the candidate? especially with kamala harris as vice president who supposed to be next in line assuming biden doesn't run. part of this i do think is him trying to speak to the ones who got away like an abusive relationship where you ditch the guy finally who's been mistreating you and you go to florida which values you as a person and now we say come back to me, it's so much better. it doesn't change anything so you're going back to the same

abusive relationship you are in to begin with. i will say on the argument of which state is more free, california does have an edge on you being free to set up a tent or shoot up wherever you want, use a sidewalk as a toilet or commit a crime if not actually have to go to jail or pay bail so i suppose in that regard it's more free than florida but that's why so many people are ditching it. >> i think he should have taken his ads out in california instead of saying florida come to my state, he should have as in california saying stop leaving the state. america, thanks, guys. we'll see you later. we're not going to, who got another topic. america is facing a crisis, a new poll shows over the past year americans have lost confidence in major institutions including the presidency, the military, police, supreme court

and healthcare system. what's causing this great american breakdown? what does it mean for the country? let's keep the conversation going. jason, i am not surprised with lost faith in institutions was on the right and left, are you? >> no, i think you have an interesting conflict from the left and the right, the right normally points out where the institutions are failing and obviously that makes us lose confidence when you shine a spotlight on what isn't working. then on the left you have basically saying the same thing, these are systems of oppression that need dismantled and rebuilt and when you brand that to your face, all of a sudden people buy into that and you have media on both sides highlighting when things don't work and on the other hand, parroting this democrat talking points, these are systems of oppression that need dismantled so when you're hit over and over again with criticisms of institutions and some is obviously fair but it takes a toll on the confidence

we might have, we are not seeing anyone step up or any agency step up to say trust us. pete buttigieg with the department of transportation fixing the clear problem with air travel right now, i'm going to tear down racist highways and rebuild equity highways, that's not going to build confidence. >> alexandra, as a conservative, i am encouraged by lack of confidence in our institutions because i don't trust our institutions, i think we need to keep them in check, that's the job of democracy, isn't it? >> i am all for healthy distrust and scrutiny on these places that haven't seen it in a long time but they think america has been growing apart for very long time sadly, in extreme polarization but it's hard not to note the pandemic and government's response to the pandemic's role in exacerbating

this decline and trust because for months, americans saw a play on our television screens right in front of us government telling us one thing and ourselves experience in a completely different reality there are too many examples to name whether his parents and their children, in schools and what they are saying and what parents are trying to accomplish at home, doctor fauci going out there and changing his mind on masks a number of times. we saw it all condemned in a very stressful time in a think it's a huge role in this. >> if both sides are distrusting these institutions, that can't be good for president, the white house, the current congress, am i right that the reason a lot of people think democrats are going to do well this fall is because almost nobody is happy.

>> i agree with you in a way because right now we have seen, people are just upset all around. people are upset with the supreme court decisions that came down, people are upset because of inflation and upset about gas prices and i think the one thing that will resume and restore confidence in this country is making sure we can tackle gas prices and inflation so right now people are upset all around. >> what you think took the biggest hit in confidence in this past year? do think it's healthcare, the supreme court, what do you think? >> i would have to say the executive branch, not just the federal level but the state level as well and blue states like mine and new jersey. >> what you think, bre? >> i think gas prices and inflation. >> jason. >> covid response and not being able to keep these safe doing just basic work.

>> i think that more than anything, healthcare. i don't trust healthcare, pharmaceutical companies. to me, that's the biggest hit. thanks so much. coming up, we are learning chilling new details about yesterday's illinois mass shooting. were any mental health flex missed? doctor janette nesheiwat is here with me next. ♪♪

we are back with more on the suspect and yesterday's highland park illinois mass shooting. witness the mayhem calling into question the shooters mental health. >> he understands the judgments and frustrations. we don't care about politics, we don't have a concern about the gun debate, who want to know why someone with a neurological wasn't right lives in our community and get the support and resources my children are getting right now.

>> psychologists say mental health is a huge contributor to violent outbursts like the one in highland park yesterday so how can we spot these dangerous people for the washout and do they need to be treated or what? look into it but medical director and fox news contributor, doctor janette nesheiwat. >> that's right. >> look, those are two questions, how do you spot these people before hand and what to do about it? let's do the how do you spot them first? >> it starts at home, parents, they need to look at the behaviors and patterns of their children, their teens. are they eating normally, sleeping? who are the friends? what is the behavior like an attitude like? have they changed, have they lost weight, are there rates dropping in school? be more involved in their daily routine and activities, know what's going on at home at

school, with their friends, are they starting to use drugs? it's important and takes energy, you have to be an active parent to know what's going on with your child to help prevent spot early on. you got what's going on and if you got something's not right, the next step is seeing your primary care doctor, a mental health doctor, getting the psychiatric care you may need depending on whether this is going on. manr. you see the history of suicidal and homicidal ideation, when he was 18 years old, he attempted to commit scide, he probably saw modell's provider but that was it, one and done. you can't do that. he was also once his family members call police on him because he threatened to kill them with knives and the police did a great job taking the knives away, taking his swords away but it's not enough, he knew continuous monitoring and care and therapy, otherwise we see young men who suffer from low self-esteem insecurity and

inferiority and they hold it in and internalize the pain and shame, the rage and if they don't have the coping skills necessary to deal with the issues they have been we see this one of mass shooting. >> you can assume this guy had run-ins with the law, the came to his home and took knives and things like that so he probably had some type of interaction with a mental health national but like you said, one and done. what can somebody do? they can't force the issue. in the old days, they used to institutionalize people which we stopped, we have civil liberties in this country but what could in professional to beyond trying to be a caregiver? can they do anything in the name of enforcement? a mental health persons can they go to the police and say this is serious? >> absolutely, if you are a threat or danger to yourself or others, absolutely.

it's my responsibility to report what could happen and if somebody does afford to shoot under the present and blow up a school or bomb an airplane or kill my neighbor, absolutely we have to be able to speak up as a community and it's one thing we can do in addition to parents and teachers being involved. if your neighbor, you see something off and see something posted on social media, a man posting videos of death and shootings on social media and rapping about it, if you see these red flags, speak up and do something about it, getting involved could make a difference between life and death but it's important for healthcare providers to monitor their patients. sometimes they do fall through the hoops but if you have relative illness and a threat to yourself or others, we can have you institutionalized and held for 72 hours at least to evaluate you and see if you need psychiatric care and get you the help you need to prevent these tragic situations we see. there are so many young people, even older people that have

underlying medical problems. one in five americans suffer from a medical condition whether ptsd, anxiety, depression, schizophrenia. >> there's a lot of drugs. i think there's too much medication. i don't want to get tom cruise on this but i feel too many people are on too many drugs. >> you always have to go to drugs, therapy, counseling, communicate and express yourself to someone else, someone you trust and being able to vent, versus the action such as shooting but it doesn't always, you don't always have to have medication involved but sometimes if you have someone suffering from psychosis, they need to be medicated and not permanently for life for everyone, sometimes they may suffer from an episode of psychotic episode of bipolar, they may be on medication for certain things they do but just because you're on medication

doesn't mean you're on it for life. i find value and benefit from speaking to a psychiatrist from a mental health counselor, not always about going straight to the medications. some people need it but not everyone does. sometimes accommodation of us is needed by certain people, patients. >> thank you. coming up, wnba player brittney griner is locked up in russia and begging president biden to get her out of hell. it is the president doing her the silent treatment or are his hands tied? the panel is back next. ♪♪

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i believe in you. this afternoon white house acknowledged receiving the letter and called bringing brittney griner a high priority. with her freedom in the hands of president biden, is she possibly regretting her vote right now? panel has returned, alexandra wilkes, bre maxwell and jason rantz, but maybe he's not with us, maybe he will join us. alexandra, what do you think here? i know she had cannabis products in her luggage, she said it was oil. obviously a stupid thing to do especially in russia. locked up abroad is not a good thing but do you think she's basically involved in an international standoff? russia is using this and probably putting pressure on us. we are in -- not at war with russia but you could describe it as a proxy war, brittney griner being held because of

international tension? >> i believe so i think regardless of what the offense was, americans see this as good guy versus bad guy. that is one of our own and we should be doing everything we can to get her back. i don't say this lightly but if i were this young woman, i would be terribly afraid to have my future in joe biden's hands, this is a person who's proven himself to be at almost every aspect of governing so far, just someone who cannot handle the basic institution of the presidency and assuring americans that prices are going to come down by dismissing inflation as transitory and fumbling through press conferences and botching the

ukrainian invasion, so many instances that have caused americans to rightfully question is competent and again, i don't offer that lightly and saying that it would be terrifying in my opinion to basically way that, to way my freedom if i were in her shoes against those odds. >> jason, you are back and i think if i'm going to give the president any leeway, it's going to be on this issue because i don't know what he's doing behind the scenes. she sent this letter, it's out there in the public and they had a response, essentially we are working on it. do you think we ought to cut a break because he's maybe working behind the scenes? >> he told us he was working behind the scenes on the baby formula shortage and clearly that was not the case and the only way they got involved is when you put consistent public pressure on them and media got

involved. i don't know if that's ultimately going to do anything, we could wake him up from a 3:00 p.m. now and sign of letter he didn't even write on his way out the suckling to move anyone in russia not the same time you institute all of these restrictions because of the war in ukraine. i feel so bad because there's not a diplomatic and insight unless they given up until this time, the biden administration has been willing to give in. we'll see at the end of the day, we just need to put a spotlight on it. >> bre, i feel bad for griner but she's doing her best trying to put up the president and saying by the way, i voted for you, do me a solid. >> i read the letter she wrote and it was heartbreaking. my heart is with her and her family and as you say, we don't know what the president is doing

behind the scenes, i want faith that the president and biden administration is doing all they can right now to get her home and i honestly believe russia using her as a standoff because of how the u.s. has given money to the ukraine right now, we need to make sure we get her home quickly. >> all agree, thanks, panel. you are all great, we'll be right back.

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