hi, friends. good morning. it's sunday, the third of july. this is "fox & friends weekend." hillary clinton's holiday weekend with the fbi. sitting down for nearly three hours and now the presumptive nominee talking to the press? >> and donald trump narrowing his final list of candidates for v.p. and word this morning of a major announcement coming this week. o say can you see when it comes to lady liberty, is the rumor that she is a he? i'm not making it up, dave.

don't laugh. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ good morning, everybody. one of the best part of "fox & friends weekend," one of the things we like is interacting with you at home. we ask you what makes you proud to be an american with the #proudamerican. we've been getting a whole lot of them. >> good morning. we want to show you some. kim delaney showed us her daughter. >> and two pretending to defend the river at west point. >> and they're dressing up to celebrate. >> and this is 2-year-old haley.

she's a firecracker with her fourth of july morning. good morning. >> for independence day, i'm trying to wear red, blue, and white. that's going to be my next color coming up for tomorrow. let's go ahead and take a look at the weather conditions across the country because we are tracking some very intense weather right now, especially across portions of the central plains. taking a look at places like kansas, missouri, and portions of ill, we had rain pushing through this area. yesterday evening we were even dealing with some tornado warnings with some of the storms that are rolling through. again, very extreme weather, large hail as welling softball size. and portions of the west, portions of milwaukee, we have lingering showers across the colorado rockies and into parts of montana. but as we head along today, we have the risk of weather.

you do have a threat for damaging wind, hail, even isolated tornadoes. believe it or not here on parts of the east coast, you could be looking at a tornado there. temperatures right now are now very warm across portions of the southern plains into the 80s in places like dallas and also houston. today they'll be heating up, 99 across dallas and a scorcher across the u.s. three minutes after the hour on a sunday morning. we're going to start your headlines with a fox news alert. three of the 20 hostages slaughtered by terrorists at a bangladesh cafe were from the united states. two students were visiting

relatives and another student was studying at the university of berkeley. hundreds of plivgs stormed the restaurant after a ten-hour standoff. with the world remembering holocaust survivor and nobel piece prize winner elie weisel. he's best known for his book. millions of victims remembering them. he said celebrating one was like reliving it all over again. he was 87 years old. the blue jets performing in michigan yesterday, using five planes instead of six in honor of captain jeff kus, a blue

angel who died in tennessee just last month. the planes will be back in the skies today and tomorrow for the fourth of july weekend. george h.w. bush seeing his great grandson james for the very first time. the chubby cheeked 7-month-old. the four were all smiles on fair family vacation in maine. james is bush's third great grandchild. those are your headlines. a fox news alert we want to get to. to indict or not to indict. hillary clinton over her private e-mail server. >> the 3 1/2-hour interview in the last step of the year-long investigation. >> now that this interview is wrapped up, all that's left for the fbi to decide is on an

official recommendation whether or not the justice department should formally indict hillary carolina tonight. there are reports that a decision could come in the next few weeks. if that's the case, the fbi will spend the coming days comparing clinton's 3 1/2 hour interview to the other pieces of information they've gathered. following her investigation at headquarters here in washington, clinton's campaign released a statement saying secretary clinton gave a voluntary interview this morning about her e-mail arrangements while she was secretary. she was pleased to have assessed the department of justice in bringing this investigation to a conclusion. she will not comment further on her interview. more on that in a minute. plenty of other people are commenting on her interview though. foremost among them is her republican rival donald trump who tweeted it is impossible for

the fbi not to recommend criminal charges against hillary clinton. what she did was wrong. what bill did was stupid. rnc chairman reince predistweeted hillary clinton has just taken the unprecedent step of becoming the first major party candidate to be interviewed by the fbi as part of a criminal investigation surrounding her reckless conduct. tomorrow marx two weeks until the national convection. a whole lot could change between now and then depending on what the fbi decides to do. >> it's interesting how they phrase it, this voluntary subpoena, li investigation, like she wouldn't have been subpoenaed. >> donald trump said she should be indicted. she went right to the phones and did an interview with chuck

todd. >> as best we can tell from the timing, she did the phone interview on her way to "hamilton." >> nothing to see here, nothing to see here. >> it's funny that they keep stressing it's a voluntary meeting because there's nothing anybody wants to do more on a long holiday weekend than sit down for eight hours with -- sit down for three hours wi s wits fbi agents. listen to this. >> the bottom line for me is i respect the professionalism and integrity of the officials of the department of justice handling this process. i was pleased to sit down and answer their questions today to try to help bring this review to a conclusion. i'm not going to go into any more detail than i already have in public many times as you certainly know out of respect for the process that the department is conducting.

so i'm not going to comment any further on the review, but i've been answering questions now for over a year. i've released more than 55,000 pages of my e-mail for the public to read for themselves. i will continue to, you know, be as forthcoming as i can. >> remember this? put this in context for a moment. remember last summer she was out there saying publicly there was no classified information on my server and there's nothing to see here and i'm not going to apologize. >> and i was allowed to do it. >> and now she frequently on the campaign trail talks about it, apologizes for it, says it was a mistake. >> she doesn't talk about it to the amount she would want you to believe. she says, oh, any time anybody asks me about it, that's not true. any time they ask her, she says, look, i talked about it with

eight hours. they got to grill me. if you remember third quarter did not ask her a whole lot of questions about the e-mail setup. they didn't want it to look political. that's not what the benghazi committee was. it was to see if she could have done anything differently. not a whole lot of e-mail questions. she says she'll talk to anybody about it. the state department sec general wanted to talk about her record keeping. she and her top aides all said no. and then they put out this scathing report and said, you guys all broke the rules and thanks for leaving us hanging. >> she hasn't done a press conference that we know of since september 14th, 2012. >> nothing since 2016. >> first of all, that i were the

ones she wanted to see. oh, no, they weren't classified. maybe they weren't classified at the time, but they were classified later, many of them top secret. they're not marked classified because they're marked classified. they're classified because they contain classified information and later were marked. >> donald trump was fired up as this was unfolding. so what is next for hillary clinton? and leonardo dicaprio considers himself a climate change crusader. >> i'm king of the world. but his latest trip to fame. >> an award for bravery, a poli poli plight on the planet. say it ain't so. hey, need fast heartburn relief?

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a fox news alert. hillary clinton was interviewed for three hours as paret of their investigation for her use of a private e-mail server when works with the department of state. here toway in fox news contributor colonel allan west. good morning. >> good morning. a pleasure to be here with you. >> in two days donald trump is going to go up against hillary clinton. >> it's going be very interesting. the president has already come out and endorsed her. whether or not he will continue to do so based upon the fbi revelations, but let's be very honest. we have a person in hillary clinton who said she didn't have any classified material going

through the private e-mail server that she has set up in a bathroom of someone out in colorado and we know there were classified. she said she had gone through and gotten state department approval but the state department inspector general report said they did not give any approval for that and there was no request for any approval and further more if they had it, they would have denied it. this is pretty much an open and shut case. i will tell you people will get in trouble for a lot less. >> open and shut. 3 1/2 hours by many standards isn't really that long. do you think they got enough and they'll get an indictment that they're going to bring forward, or do you think it's just the opposite? >> well, good morning, anna. of course, the fbi went into this knowing what they were

looking for. they had an idea of the type of questions they were going to have, and i think pretty much so they have decided a way forward on this case. of course, bill clinton and loretta lynch have muddied up the water and now we've seen it take a completely different direction now. >> i'm curious if you think she should recuse herself from this. i don't know if we have the graphic because it's fascinating, to look at the democratic prosecutors, that she would have to go through at the attorney general's office. valerie jarrett being one of them. the list goes on. even if she steps aside, it's still favorable for hillary carolina tonight in clinton, doesn't it? >> absolutely. when you know the association and relationship that loretta lynch and bill clinton have had over the years between the two

families because it was bill clinton, i believe, who appointed her as t. again, as the american people sit back, is this something that we're going to tolerate and allow to have happen. i think that's what everyone on the clinton side, even the obama administration believe that they'll get away with this as well. >> you've been around watching for a long time. you know how this stuff works. what at the end of the day was bill clinton do on the tarmac for 30 minutes? what do you think? it doesn't just happen. what do you think from behind it? >> from a military perspective, it was an act of desperation because if you don't believe there's any there there, you don't do anything like this, or if loretta libya. to come out and say, we talked

about golf and grandkids, you can pick up the telephone. you don't have a 30-minute conversation can with behind closed doors of your aircraft. >> cellphone records can be subpoenaed, too, can't they? >> yes. >> lieutenant colonel allen west, thank you so much. >> thank you. happy fourth to all of you. >> thank you. you too. coming up, donald trump shaking up the rnc. and this morning a major announcement coming this week. >> and oh, say can you see. lady liberty might be a man. ♪ dude looks like a lady ♪ ♪

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welcome back. some quick headlines for you now. a brushfire scorching thousands of acres and threatening homes. mandatory evacuations. flames are inching away from highways. officials think a power line sparked that blaze. we now know the cause of this gas explosion. police in michigan say a drunk man made a wrong turn knocking down a phen. and knocking down a gas line. this morning this is all that's left. the driver is in the hospital. fortunately no one was hurt in all of that. all right. now this. is lady liberty actually a man? >> when i look at the photograph of his brother, the facial

structures is basically the same. it's a straighter brow, the fuller lip, but a different nose and the kind of troubled expression. he was brilliant but he went mad. so i believe it was a way of making his brother still live in the world. >> a controversial new theory suggests he may have used his brother as a model rather than his mother as is commonly believed. it's set out in a new show that will air on the discovery family channel tonight. edward barren is the director of history and is featured in the episode. he joins us now with his thee. good morning. >> good morning. >> this artist would write letters to his mom frequently, and it was never mentioned in the letters that he was making lady liberty after his mother? >> never. he was a mama's boy. this guy, when he was in new york for years, he wrote his

mother every single day. when i was writing my own book, i read those letters. they were at the new york public library. if he was going to model the statute of liberty after his mom, she would have been really pleased. if it wasn't his mom, it would be husband brother instead. >> tell us about bartoli. ? >> he comes from a very problem spus family, a classically trained sculpturer. he knows the stuff inside and out and so the statue of liberty is clearly a roman goddess of liberty, and that was skplisic. to me there's no way that the statue of liberty is male. >> so whenever i hear something like this, well, you know, all

this time, wit us the wrong thing, i just assumed somebody was playing a prank on us. when we hear this, are we supposed to think the french guy was pulling fast one on the u.s.? say it's a woman and it's really a guy and they won't figure it out for a very long time? >> he was a straight arrow, this guy. i really doubt it. this was not a tongue-in-cheek gift. this was a really serious business. he loved the united states. he loved american liberty. his government was kind of a dictatorship. so the statue of liberty was going to be a gift in honor of the 100th. those are always goddesses. >> it's possible that the statue of liberty symbolizes

masculinity and femininity? >> that's a great question. she's a very powerful woman. if you look, she's striving deliberately toward the ships coming in. >> and a power pose. >> she's got a torch in the air. when she was built, she was the largest statue in the world, right? so there's no question she is a tough lady. she's a lady. >> when did she turn green? >> yeah. so her skin is copper and copper oxidizes, and as it does that, it turns green. it takes about 20 minutes to do that. bartoli is a classical sculpture. he thought he was putting up a bronze. he didn't realize it was going to turn. it looked like a classic bronze statue and sat there for 20 years and started turning green. he was surprised, but i think

that color is beautiful. >> i do too. >> it's not a payment job. it's a natural color. >> the show airs tonight on discovery. we appreciate your coming in, edward. please come back. >> thank you. there was the time that hillary clinton gave bill a black eye. a former secret service agent working for the first lady right here on fox. a great part of using the usaa car buying service was seeing the different discounts. it had like a manufacturer discount,

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at the time that stands out in my head most proud to be an american was in 2001 i was deployed with s.e.a.l. team 2 and we were overseas in europe. a lot of stuff in kosovo. a different type of conflict where we had lost s.e.a.l.s when 9/11 happen and we were at a point where we didn't know if they were going to send us to afghanistan or home as part of a rotation. ended up being flown i beach. seeing the flags on every house on independence street, the shore boulevard, that's when i realized i'm going to reenlist for the country.

share your proud wi with #proudamerican on facebook. i was pleased to sit down and answer their questions today to try to help to bring this review to a conclusion. i'm not going to go into details any more in public. i've answered questions. i've released more than 55,000 pages of my e-mails for the public to read for themselves. ly continue to, you know, be as forthcoming as i can. >> well, bill clinton's former secret service agent is author of "crisis of character." he joins us now to react to this. good morning and welcome back to the program. good morning. >> you've been a law enforcement officer. you were posted directly outside of bill clinton's oval office. you know the clintons, tway they

tick. what do you make of the fbi interviewing hillary clinton yesterday and the way she came out and spoke to msnbc? >> well, from my experience, it's the typical clintonspin. there's nothing wrong. it's the fbi's issue, not hers. it's what we've seen for the last 20 years from the clintons. >> what about the tarmac meeting? is this part and parcel? were you surprised at all? you know the clintons. you served outside the door. what would be the motivation of meeting on the tarmac. >> from my opinion in all those years working for them, that's bill clinton's soft intimidation. he appointed an attorney general and he wanted to remind her how she got where she is. i'm not sure exactly what they talked about but this is exactly

what they saw. he planned this. this is typical machine or bill clinton intimidation, remind her of how she got there. >> there's a story from the federal protection detail in phoenix while this meeting was going. it talks about how bill clinton himself was rearranged motorcades that were getting clogged up at the executive terminal and delaying flights kchl you remember him ever doing anything like that where he's causing all kinds of logistical problems where he has somebody to see or somebody to intimid e intimidate? >> yeah. i actually have -- he was known when he was president and was in the secret service. he was known for impromptu off the record or meet and greet-types of things. there's a couple examples i remember in my expeditiouses

where like in new york city where all of a sudden he'd want to get out and talk to somebody and he makes it happen, no matter what. >> all right. well, your critics would say you're going against the grain and doing something you shouldn't and writing this tell-all book. what made you want to get this story out? >> well, you know, my experiences while i was there and the fact that mrs. clinton was running for president, i want everybody to know who the clintons really are. i know me speaking out is against the grain and we refer to that as talking out of school. but i feel it's important to know and the american ought to know. and one of the reasons i know so much and i was involved in this is because of president clinton's bad behavior. i was the first to be interviewed. >> one of the stories they talked about was the black eye

on bill clinton. how did he get it? >> he did have a black eye. the fact of the story is there was a fight in the private living quarters the night before and there was also a broken vase that i actually saw in the curator's office and the next time i saw him in the oval office, he had an obvious black eye and they were trying to conceal it with makeup. and when i asked about it, the assistant said he was allergic to coffee and i asked if he was allergic to coffee in one eye. >> you've seen what happens when hillary clinton is in a confrontation with somebody. what do you think her temperament was like behind closed doors in a three-hour meeting with eight fbi agents yesterday? >> i think it started out as probably pretty present and typically as the questions got harder and it was harder for her to answer, she got more

aggravated. same like on tv where she gets to a point where all of a sudden she says something like, what difference does it make. she has a level where she starts to get angry and it's not too hard to push her to it, from my experience. >> do you think that the fbi read your book and just went ahead and had all the vases taken out of the jay edgar hoover building yesterday? >> i'm not sure but if they read my book, i appreciate it. >> the book is "crisis of character." gary, thanks for joining us this morning. fascinating. >> thank you so much. happy fourth of july. >> you as well. >> happy fourth. >> thanks, garry. 38 minutes a testify hour. we're going to tell you news making headlines. a bus collides with a tractor trailer before bursting into flames. one of the passengers killed was just a small child.

officials say it could have been worse though. >> they went on this bus and start started pulling people off before the bus became fully involved. we would have had more if it hadn't been for the efforts of our deputies. >> the bus carrying 34 people was driving along a florida highway when it ran a flashing red light and a stop sign and slammed into a semitruck. the bus driver remains in critical condition. the truck driver died at the scene. it's going to be one packed party. donald trump plans to release his full slate of speakers later this week. they're totally filled with a long waiting list of those that want to speak wednesday. he said it's going to be a wednesday release j and celebrities like mike tyson, mike ditka and bobby knight have been rumored to be taking part as well. donald trump does say all his children will be speaking. and a shocking high-speed chase with an unexpected twist.

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some quick headlines for you now. you'd better hurry to the grocery store if you want guacamole. that's because there's an avocado shortage. record heat in california has burned out the avocado trees making super fruit unfit for sale. they're already expensive. yikes. thpeta wants you to forget everything hot dogs. carrots. peel it and cook it like a hot dog. think of the animals, everybody. >> well, we all know the fourth of ju marks the anniversary of the american colonists declares their independence from great britain. but some college students don't even need to know what we're celebrating. >> 23 of our top 75 universities require their history majors to take a u.s. history course, so

here to put us to the test is a history thought, you don't know much about history. and author of a new book. good morning. >> food mogood morning. >> do you know why they're no longer requiring it? >> the problem is high schools don't require it. we don't teach enough history at the elementary and high school. of course when you get to college, a lot of it is no longer required. certainly i think civic knowledge is one of the things i know we fall down on. i don't know about colleges, but i'd certain lie like to see more high school education. >> it's my favorite class growing up. >> the interesting part about that is a.p. u.s. history is the most popular advanced placement course in the country. >> i took that one. >> i talk to kids all the time. i go into classrooms all the

time. i visit classrooms with skype. kids are really interested in this stuff but they don't spen spend enough time on it. >> challenge us, kenneth. >> okay. >> this is a question most people probably don't know. how many people signed the declaration of independence? 27, 34, or 56. >> i'm going to go with 56. >> 56. >> 56 is a good answer, but most of them didn't sign until august. that's one of the misconceptions that when we see that painting of them, that's the presentation of the draft of the declaration. it wasn't ready until august and that's when most signers signed. >> we've got to another one. how many people actually signed the declaration on july 4th? >> the choices here are 10, 2, or 56. >> we know it's not 56. >> i think it's "a." >> i'm going with "b" too.

>> two is the correct answer. it was not john hancock. two in congress. they were the only two. and this is an inky crossed out jefferson draft version in which there were a lot of changes by the way. the most important was deleting the reference to slavery. >> one more question. >> what day did johned a a think we would celebrate. >> "c." >> i'm going "c" also. >> july 2nd is correct. he wrote a wonderful letter to his wife that we would celebrate with pomp. he was right about the celebration but wrong about the celebration. we really should be having a

three-day weekend every year from the second through fourth of july. >> they come out and read it for the first time on the fourth of july. >> it was july 5th because they went late into the day. >> oh, that's right. >> by the next year it was a full celebration. by the way, washington read it here in new york on july 9th when it was brought to him. >> interesting stuff. >> it's not boring. >> and your new book "the history of america at war." >> thank you. hillary clinton claims what really went down between her husband and loretta lynch on the tarmac in phoenix. then a all of you kids, don't pet the peacock.

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of attack. here, jeff core win. >> good morning. >> this is the second peacock attack on this -- like in the same week. what is going on with peacocks? >> i tell you when i watch that foot take i think, well deserved. well deserved. what i love about that footage is you barely hear it. right at the end you hear the little whisper of logic, well, i told you so. >> from the dad. >> she's sticking her face in it. >> so we're seeing two weeks ago at disney world where there's a horrible tragedy where an alligator killed a child. now we're seeing this video. it's funny initially when you look at the clip and the girl screams but is there a real problem, a growing problem with wild animals or do we just hear more about it now because of social media? >> you know, excluding that terrible tragedy in florida with that alligator, which to me was

just an improbable event, a cataclysmic thing that happened. people using technology, selfies, cell phones, texting, and they're integrating wildlife that doesn't mix. you need to be focused around wild animals. even like a peacock, this girl has nowhere to go, it's clearly bombarded by people all the time. instead of enjoying the bird, she's sticking her face in it assuming nothing would happen. there is no trend where these things are increasing with regard to animal attacks. what's not happening is people using common sense when they're interacting with animals. >> jeff corwin, thank you for your time today. happy fourth.

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hi, friends. good morning, it's sunday the 3rd of july. i'm anna kooiman. hillary clinton gets grilled on the fourth of july weekend. the presumptive democratic nominee is talking to the press? then donald trump getting ready to shake up the rnc narrowing his finalist of candidates for vp. this morning, word of a major announcement coming this week. and instead of having a hot dog this holiday weekend, consider a cool dog. the ice cream hot dog being unveiled this week. i love america. >> yeah. >> we can make things, we can invent things. ice cream hot dog. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now.

live from fifth avenue mid town manhattan, you're watching "fox & friends" on the fourth of july weekend. we are here all weekend long why are you a proud american? send us your photos and videos using #proudamerican. >> hannah sent us this picture, two sons decorated their lawn in red, white and blue. >> angie sent us this picture and said there's nothing more american than going to a ball game with your family. pamela sends in this picture with her three draft horses ready to celebrate the fourth. >> we're send this picture with

her vietnam grandfather and world war ii uncle. >> andrea molina in who's doing some traveling. >> reporter: great to see you and be here with you this morning on this independence day weekend. we are expecting beautiful weather across some parts of the country. there will be a threat of flooding across certain areas, particularly across portions of the midwest and into the central plains. we're already tracking the heavy rain. areas east and south of kansas city, heavy rain coming down now. parts of the rockies, light showers lingering across portions of colorado and also into montana. the big threat from oklahoma into parts of kentucky will be the risk of severe storms. the threat will continue throughout the afternoon hours and through the night. damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes possible. a marginal risk as well across

parts of the carolinas. the threat is that it is forecast to continue even into tomorrow. you're looking at multiple days of stormy weather. flash flooding will be a big problem out here in addition to severe weather. temperatures across parts of oklahoma, texas. you can see already on the warm side into the 80s. 50 in chicago, 60 in cleveland and as we head into this afternoon, temperatures will stay relatively cool out there. you're only expecting a high in the upper 70s in chicago, low 70s in kansas city. across the southeast, southern plains it will be a scorcher not only today but on independence day. triple digits and temperatures making it into the upper 90s. factor in the humidity it will feel hot jer than what the thermometer reads. let's head back inside. >> maria molina, thank you. 3 minutes after the hour. we'll start the headlines with the fox news alert.

three of the 20 hostages slaughtered by isis were students here in america. two were studying at edwin university. and the third student is a native of india studied at the university of california barclay. the six terrorists were killed when hundreds of police officers stormed that restaurant after a ten-hour standoff. it was going to be one packed party. donald trump planning to release a full slate of candidates. there's a long waiting list of those that want to speak. celebrities by mike tyson, mike ditka. trump says all of his children are going to be speaking. the blue angels make a triumphant return to the skies. a squadron of elite jets

returning yesterday joompt a u.s. navy pilot was killed during a blue angels practice if you remember last month in tennessee. the planes will be back in the sky again tomorrow and tomorrow for the fourth of july sell will he wrags. the world is remembering elie wiesel. once called a messenger for man kind. he was treasured for his best selling member woir "night." remembering the holocaust, millions of victims giving perspective. for getting those who died is like victimizing them all over again. he died peacefully at his home in new york. he was 87 years old. >> the book charts, it was on ibooks and watching "night" became the top paid book last night. >> go back and read it again. >> see how much influence that book had. unbelievable. >> all right. now a fox news alert to

indict or not indict. that's the question when hillary clinton spent over three hours being questioned by the fbi over the private e-mail server. >> our garrett tenney is live. >> reporter: the fbi is nearly a a year into the investigation. now that they've wrapped up their interview with hillary clinton, we hope the next likely step is to take the information and compare it to all of the other information they've gathered. after that, that's when the fbi will decide whether or not to officially opened with a statement. they said secretary clinton gave a voluntary interview this morning about her e-mail arrangements while she was secretary. she is pleased to have assisted

the department of justice in bringing this investigation to a conclusion. out of respect to the investigative process, she will not comment further on her interview. hillary clinton and her campaign would like to move past the e-mail scandal. republicans aren't missing any chance to hit her on it. donald trump reacted to news of this with the fbi on twitter saying it is impossible for the fbi not to recommend criminal charges against hillary clinton. what she did was wrong. what bill did was stupid. rnc chairman reince priebus released a statement saying in part, hillary clinton has just taken the unprecedented step of becoming the first major party candidate to be interviewed by the fbi sur as a part of her criminal conduct. if that's the case and if an

indictment is recommended, the meetings will be different. >> the front page of "the new york post" today, we just got it. grillary. there she is on the grill this fourth of july weekend. she came out of the 3 1/2 hour meeting. immediately she called chuck todd of msnbc. she did a phone interview while she was leaving. this is what she had to say. listen. >> i respect the professionalism and integrity of the officials at the department of justice handling this process. i was pleased to have a chance to sit down and answer their questions today to try to help bring this review to a skon clugs. i'm not going to go into any

sp details. i've been answering questions and released more than 55,000 pages of public for them to read themselves. i will continue to be as forthcoming as i can. >> critics will say she's doing verbal gymnastics with talking about the security review rather than being a criminal investigation. it's a voluntary interview. if she didn't volunteer, they would have subpoenaed her. she's the target of the investigation. and then how transparent she's been. >> when you say verbal gymnasti gymnastics, it's verbal yoga. >> transparent yet she hasn't had a press conference in 221 days according to our records. >> she keeps stressing, this was a voluntary interview. it's like everyone wants to

spend the fourth of july talking to the fbi. isn't it could earnings dense that she finally volunteers herself just a couple of days after her husband and lor raet it lynch had their discussion. he fwhent and got the okay. go, get interviewed, nothing bad will happen. >> what about the encounter on the tarmac. hillary clinton describing the 30-minute meeting and take a listen to this. >> well, i learned about it in the news and it was a short chance meeting at an airport tarmac. and both of their planes, as i understand it, were landing on the same tarmac at about the same time. the attorney general's husband was there, they talked about grandkids, golf, their mutual friend former attorney general janet reno. it was purely social.

they did not veer off of speaking about those times and, you know, very common exchanges. >> if you take loretta lynch, she's a very respectable woman according to everybody who -- many people that we've heard in the wake of this. take her for her word, why didn't they do it on the tarmac? the reporters were told not to take pictures. it wasn't out in the open it was inside the plane if it was purely social. maybe it really was. >> she said very -- short chance meeting. just happened. yeah, they apparently did have this meeting, i found out about it on the news. the irs is targeting conservatives. oh, the 18-year-olds are being monitored?

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welcome back to fox news alert. hillary clinton grilled for 3 1/2 hours yesterday for use of her private e-mail server.

what next and how will it affect her white house run? here is chuck rocha and trump surrogate, forest ep stein. nice to see you. >> good morning. >> chuck, i have to start with you. first of all, this was not a good week for hillary clinton. it didn't seem like it was necessarily her fault this week. her husband meets on the tarmac for 30 minutes and then of course we have the fbi grilling yesterday for 3 1/2 hours. is this going to hurt hillary clinton in the long run? >> well, the good news is it's summer and the voters have a short memory. the other news is you never want your candidate, you, you don't want us on sunday morning talking about fbi investigation, tarmac, the attorney general. i'll take you back to bernie sanders. you never had to worry about where bernie was every day. we weren't talking about anything but on message. with this you want to be on message and not talking about anything else. it's a bad day when you're not on your message and what your

core believes are. here we're not talking about this. and donald trump leads by 10 points on immigration, national security. this is bad news. it was a political misstep. that's bad. this is all that's going to be talked about in this news cycle throughout this long weekend for much of the week. this is really huge news. you have a major candidate from the democratic party. american people deserve better. they deserve leaders who are not being investigated. i'm like hillary clinton, i have not been breaking those laws. she's been a national figure for 40 years. from white water, cattle futures, going to the president,

anyhow, she has a habit of break ing news. >> the former state department inspector general said any criminal referral from the state department to the fbi, she steps aside. you still have to go through three other individuals in this investigation, all loyal democratic women. valerie jarrett, valerie yates and lesli caldwell. chuck, should she step aside and recuse herself? >> i think the ag should recuse herself. it will play its eyes out. i think hillary has been through a lot of this before. i think that's the good news. she'll come out of it just fine. what boris is saying, that's just right. talking about your candidacy and issues and not the investigation. >> just a few weeks before the

rnc chairman reince priebus thinks it's unprecedented. will we see an indictment? donald trump tweeted about it saying the system is rigged. >> there should be. she personally set this up. it is a crime. the department of justice should indict. one thing that's for sure, hillary clinton's tough numbers will continue to go on. it's beyond politics and numbers. those are the real questions. who is this person? why did she think she could establish a private server and keep her e-mails out of the public. again, she said she's released a lot of information 30, $000 worth of that much. will the americans ever find out? who knows. >> chuck, ten seconds, will we

see an indictment? >> i don't think so. >> get the big news. >> great to see you. coming up here on the show, panic inside the restaurant a drunk man praising alla climbs on to a bar as customers begin to run for their lives. and a celebration in one of our cities. abby huntsman is live in nashville. she just got back from the grand ole on pre? >> reporter: anyone here knows the goo-goo clusters, yummy bag of goodness, there's a special bar i want to show you. you do not want to miss it. this is shaving. blades here, blades there. some more over there... whoa! that's not a blade. this is gillette shielding. with lubrication before and after the blades. shields from irritation for a close, comfortable shave.

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welcome back. quick sports headlines. it was a crash filled race and finish in daytona. >> it looked like it was aric almirola that was the first to go sideways and then collecting numerous cars behind him. >> yeah. 22 cars piling up in a mangled mess on the 89th lap at the coke zero 400. nobody was hurt but more than half the field was involved in that crash. brad keselowski going on to win his first ever race at that track. america's pastime honoring america's heroes for the first time ever. a major league baseball game will be played inside a military base to honor the troops. tonight the atlanta braves will play the florida marlins at fort brag. >> at fort brag. wow. every year fox news channel celebrates our proud americans during the fourth of july by

heading to a patriotic celebration in one of america's best cities. >> this year we have fox news correspondent abby huntsman hanging out all day in downtown nashville encouraging people to share their pride using hague proudamerican. >> tough assignment. hey, abby. >> reporter: really tough assignment. down here in nashville, probably the best place to be on the fourth of july. the fox crew is here eating goo goo clusters. anybody who knows this these are pieces of chocolate, yummy goodness, nouget and caramel. so much to do beyond a barbecue. last night i went and visited a pretty special place. take a look at this. hey, guys, i'm at the grand ole opry.

you can't come to nashville and not visit this stage. this is where all the famous country artists walk through. i'm going to see if i can get a tour, maybe even get on stage. let's see how well i do. >> hey, i'm abby. >> i'm marlene, i'm the tour manager here. >> are you really? >> why. >> can i get a tour? >> yes. >> how many rooms are there here? >> 19. right here, yeah. >> just like any saturday night here. >> women of country room. >> oh, my gosh. >> we're going to go into the stars and stripes room. this is in dedication to our military. >>'s he the director of communications and marketing. >> does this happen a few times a week. it's always sold out. what is a typical show like? >> when the curtains go up you'll see today's hit makers,

legends, you'll hear great blue grass music. >> look at the photos, it's unbelievable. i'm going to see if i can talk to some of the performers tonight. you know you've made it as a country artist when you get to perform here. >> well, it's kind of like yankees stadium is to a baseball player or broadway is to an news is to journalists. it's the top rung of the ladder in country music. >> what makes you want to perform here? >> america was at war and i couldn't do that part but i knew there was something i could do. i could take a little bit of home, little bit of the grand ole opry to those boys. >> you know what, proud american, we are going to talk about some presidents that have come to visit? >> yes. ronald grange. >> we had richard nixon.

>> this night the curtain broke. >> i'm dying to step foot on the stage. >> we need to go check it out. >> so the very best in country music has stood right in this circle. >> right here. >> it's been my dreams to stand here and pretend to dream. ♪ baby, now that i found you, i won't let you go ♪ ♪ i built my world around you ♪ i need you so >> ladies and gentlemen, abby huntsman. >> i had to come out and say hi to everyone. thanks for welcoming fox to nashville. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so nervous. i was on stage and i don't know how to dance. i'm going to make a fool of myself but i'm going to do it. >> it's square dance time at the grand ole opry. the opry square dancers.

♪ ♪ >> reporter: i've got to admit, i have to work on my square dancing, but honestly i did not sleep last night, you guys. it was such a dream come true. >> it was so good. >> reporter: oh, my gosh, it was embarrassing, but you've got to go all out. it's been around since 1925. it's still used as a radio station. it filters out to a number of the military bases around the world. think of the impact of our troops being able to listen to a little sound of home. there's so much to do, you said it was always a dream to put a ten to it, i didn't think you were going to sing and sing so well. >> reporter: that is so nice of you. >> we want some more.

>> can you sing us to break here? would you mind singing us a few bars. >> reporter: sing you to break? >> whatever is in your range. >> whatever is in your heart this morning. >> reporter: whatever is in my heart. do a little -- like an american song? ♪ god bless america ♪ land -- guys, it's too early to sing. >> very impressed hague proudamerican. >> reporter: see you guys soon. >> and she's blushing. >> that was outstanding. thank you. another headache for the clinton campaign coming up a the the worse possible time. a navy s.e.a.l. coming together claiming that hillary clinton killed his friend. he's going to be here next. wow, then what the pundants don't see when it comes to this election.

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beef infused frozen treat. >> it's on a bring open bun which is very chic. it has berry ketchup, spicy honey mustard and candied pickled cabbage all on the ice cream. >> fabulous? >> oh. >> relish. >> i'll tell ya, i could try it. >> oh, it's cold and it's buried. >> of course, ice cream. >> it's also a hot dog and it smells like a hot dog which is why -- the relish --

>> i need a waffle after that. >> i'm glad not to be the guinea pig. >> it tastes exactly like i thought it would make. >> i think i'll eat at a restaurant. >> begebie. >> downtown? >> thank you so much guys. >> the whole bacon, egg and cheese. i'm going to start going into starbucks from now on. excuse me, i would like the brioche bun and the ice cream hot dog to go. >> extra relish and sauerkraut please. >> maria molina. >> it tastes like a hot dog. >> dodged a bullet. >> on my lips. >> from ice cream? how is that possible? >> we'll save you one, maria. >> thanks, clayton. thank you. looking forward to that. let's go ahead and switch gears and talk about the weather conditions across the country. some of you are looking forward to your outdoor events. we have good news for some parts

of the country like parts of the great lakes, also across the southeast. other areas unfortunately will be dealing with some very extreme weather out there. we're talking about you in missouri, in portions of oklahoma and also into parts of illinois because you're tracking the potential for some flooding throughout the day today. a lot of heavy rain with the storm system as it rolls through. showers pretty quiet right now across montana and in colorado. later this afternoon we could be seeing that activity picking up. you could be seeing rainfall across colorado and into wyoming. by the way, out in california we know that there are a number of fireworks that have been banned out there even though it is independence day weekend. the forecast is to stay dry. not much in the way of change. severe weather will be a concern from oklahoma into kentucky, also across portions of the carolinas. not only today but even as we head into tomorrow. looking at several days of busy weather, damaging winds, hail,

isolated tornadoes all possible. temperatures later this afternoon will be quite hot across parts of the southern plains and the southeast. 90s. you factor in the humidity and it will feel even hotter than what the thermometer means. 95 could be the high in atlanta. >> we're working on getting -- >> hot day in new york. good day to have ice cream hot dogs. >> never a good day to have them. >> yes, there is. today's the day. >> i'll go with the choco taco. it tastes like chocolate. >> that's why we left brittain. >> to create this garbage? >> all right. coming up -- no, right now. hillary may be gaining ground in the polls but the impact of donald trump and bernie sanders firing messages make it hard to deny america's disdain for the current system. how is this election changing america? here we have father jonathan

morin. it is independence day. you think there is something to americans backing trump and sanders to a degree even though he's kind of just barely hanging on right now because they are the ones who think for themselves? >> it's a rejection of the status quo. it's a rejection of corruption whether you're republican or democrat. it was a recognition that something is wrong when our national debt is 20 trillion dollars, it's gone up 10 in the last eight years with no real solution to how we're going to keep social security, how we're going to be paying for medicare/medicaid. things like that, people are saying there's something seriously wrong with saying, hey, whatever the politicians in washington tell me, i'm going to -- >> they felt lied to for so many years, right? republicans lied to republican voters and we're sitting here with nearly 20 trillion dollars in debt, wage stagnation.

the bureaucrats in washington are fat and happy. >> well, not -- i don't quote hillary clinton very often, but she said something very true, and that is that trust is the glue that holds government together. she went on to then say i don't know why people don't trust me, it's probably because people have been saying lies about me for the last 28 years. i don't know if that's a very trustworthy response to her trust issues, but she's right, that if you don't trust governments or politicians or religious leaders to actually look out for your good, then why even have them there? i think these movements of donald trump and bernie sanders, there's going to be people at fourth of july picnics that will make families feel very uncomfortable wearing donald trump t-shirts and bernie t-shirts, feel the bern. what's the one thing that i hear people say about donald trump? they say, he at least means what

he says. that's not enough necessarily to be a great 125istates man, but a good start. >> what do you think is going to motivate voters to go out to the polls? so many people say, i'm frustrated. i may stay home. is it their values? what is it? >> i think it's a great exercise for all of us to go out and vote, even if it's a vote against somebody else. that's part of politics is using your vote to vote against somebody else. instid of just sitting back and saying, hey, we'll see what other people do. let's see what other people deside for our country. let's all vote. it's not necessarily my two candidates but i'm going for it. >> are you wearing your feel the bern or donald trump t-shirts? >> i'm wearing both of them. coming up, another headache for the clinton campaign coming

at the worst possible time. a navy s.e.a.l. coming forward claiming hillary clinton killed his friend. he's going to be here next. plus, america wouldn't be the greatest country in the world if it wasn't for them. our founding fathers, and you know what, they're standing right outside. clayton is going to be testing everybody's knowledge out and about the city. >> i think the founding fathers are out there. we're going to quiz people. is george out here? is franklin? oh, they're grilling. i want to get outside and see franklin and george.

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hey there. you're looking good on a sunday morning. thanks for joining us. quick headlines now. a police officer rescues a whimpering puppy from a scorching hot car. oh, officer anthony giorgio's body camera captures the scene at a florida mall parking lot. the car reaching 150 degrees. you see as he breaks the window and saves a three-week old puppy from under the passenger's seat. the owner was cited. awful. army veteran jumps into action saving a bald eagleda dangling from a tree. jason galvin showed up.

officials giving him the go ahead to take aim shooting 150 rounds until the branch fell. the eagle is expected to fully recover. and did joe biden just endorse newt gingrich for vice president? >> that's one question before i win, knew the ain't going to do it? >> i think he needs the help, yes. >> i feel better knowing that there is somebody there with the depth and gravitas on the issues that newt possesses. i'll make it clear. donald, i am not endorsing you. i'm saying he's bright as hell. i disagree with him. you saw biden backtracking his comments. biden has expressed regret for not jumping into the democratic primary. all right. so now we've got the story that very few colleges require their history majors to take

history. >> u.s. history. clayton is outside with our founding fathers. they're making a special appearance. we're going to quiz people around mid town manhattan. >> good morning. we're out here on the plaza. the founding fathers were nice enough to get out of bed and come down. we're going to challenge some of our "fox & friends" viewers who stumbled into this cobb web. we're going to ask us, who do we have here? we have some of our classic founding fathers here. pretty obvious i think to most people except for this one at the end which is vito, our camera guy. although when i saw his man bun earlier this morning, i thought he would be a perfect founding father. we have some fox fewers this morning. where are you from? >> houston, texas. >> okay. i'm going to challenge you. >> certainly. >> founding father with the cane, can you name who this founding father is with the cane? philadelphia pride right here. >> benjamin franklin. >> what gave it away?

glasses? >> i think his receding hairline. no offense, ben. are we right? >> you are correct. >> benjamin franklin whampt about this little guy here? >> what's your name. >> can you get this guy in the blue? who do you think this is? >> george washington. >> very good. they're getting rid of history classes. do you think that's a bad move, getting rid of history classes? >> it's a very bad move. very well thought out, hands of the clock, sad plan. you need to know where we're going. >> we need to know this stuff, right? >> one more challenge here. one more down at the end. can you guys name who this gentleman is? is that like the jerry seinfeld puppy shirt? >> absolutely. it's a federalist shirt. >> founding father. >> mr. jefferson. >> are we right?

>> mr. jefferson. we have a few questions. anna and peter inside, you guys can play along if you like. what did the declaration of independence do? what did it do? what was its points? >> it was an open letter to king george to let him know that we weren't willing to be weren't t subject as they were in the mother land so we decided we were going to declare our independence. is she right? >> she is right. >> she is right. >> ding ding. >> it's benedict arnold to you. >> benedict arnold. we have a benedict arnold out here. thank you, fathers, and happy fourth of july. thank you, guys, so much. >> characters for hire. check out their website, charactersforhire.com. >> ten minutes before the top of the hour. another headache for the clinton campaign at the worst possible time and a navy s.e.a.l. coming forward claiming this. listen.

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welcome back. a former navy s.e.a.l. taking aim at hillary clinton creating a controversial t-shirt reading hillary clinton killed my friends and it's getting a lot of attention. joining us a former navy s.e.a.l. who called ty woods his mentor and was roommates with glen dougherty in afghanistan. his organization, project warpath created the shirts. good morning. >> good morning. >> very controversial. you have bumper stickers and t-shirts that are popular in the s.e.a.l. community that say hillary clinton killed my friends. what do you mean by that? >> that's right. a friend of mine created the bumper stickers and the bumper

stickers have gone viral. we've had nothing but positive feedback inside and outside of the s.e.a.l. community. i started making the t-shirts. the back of the t-shirts say hillary clinton killed my friends. it's the bumper sticker on the back. everywhere we go, everyone that wears them, we get nothing but positive feedback, thumbs up, great t-shirt. you know, did you serve? where can i get one? people love them. >> tell us why it is that you blame hillary clinton and not the terrorists in benghazi for killing your two friends. >> the reason i blame hillary clinton and not the terrorists -- the blame the terrorists also but it's reason i blame hillary clinton is because she was in charge of the state department. you know, she was the secretary of state. it was ultimately her responsibility. the security at the consulate was poor at best. the terrorists literally pushed the gate in and walked in.

the security that was there was local security. they weren't trained. they weren't vetted. they didn't have american supervisors. they just threw down their guns and walked away when the attack started. so my friends down the street at the cia annex, they had to rescue the state department folks, and they lost their lives that night when they were in the fight of their life. >> so last question, are the s.e.a.l.s that you're still in contact with comfortable serving under a potential commander in chief clinton? >> well, i don't think they have a choice if she gets elected, but they don't want to do it. but, you know, they will. that's their job. their duty. >> tej gill. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me on. i appreciate it. coming up, we'll have david webb talking hillary clinton and a lot more. stay tuned. i jumped at the chance to take the dna test through ancestry and my results ended up being african, european and asian. it was great because it confirmed what i

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it's sunday, the 3rd of july, 2016. it's a "fox & friends" weekend. i'm anna coyne. hillary clinton's weekend with the fbi. sitting down for nearly four hours with investigators and now the presumptive democratic nominee talking to the press. >> i was pleased to have a chance to sit down a answer their questions today to try to help bring this review to a conclusion. >> what she claims is that she's being transparent but not everybody is buying it. david webb here to weigh in on that straight ahead. and donald trump getting ready to shake up the rnc narrowing his list of -- his final list of candidates for vice president. and this morning word of a major announcement coming this week. and, oh, say can you see. when it comes to lady liberty, rumor is she's a he. if you're wondering what that's about, stay tuned because mornings are better with friends.

♪ >> good morning, everyone, on this fourth of july weekend. it's a beautiful weekend. we hope it is beautiful where you are as well. you've been sending us your proud american photos this weekend. we've been sharing them. here is one. the shaker family sends us this photo of lance corper john schaefer. he served in fallujah, iraq, from 2005 to 2007. they say john always put others before himself. his family and friends are honored today to celebrate his memory. >> next up, holly sent us this photo of her and her softball team and said we are enjoying our freedom and heading to the championship game in south carolina. >> good luck. kevin sends us this image of his dog cora and says even cora is a

proud american. i can tell. >> scotty, one of our audio technicians sent us this photo of himself dressed up in full colonial costume on horseback. i love that. >> it means the world to us, friends at home, that you're sending us pictures of how you're spending your holiday weekend. >> send them in. proud american is the hash tag. post them on instagram if you'd like and we will find it. maria has been posting some great photos if you follow her on instagram. she's a great photographer. >> wannabe photographer. go out there and snap the photos away. cameras make it easy to be a good photographer. let's look at the weather conditions across the country. m you may be photographing storm across parts of the plains. not only the threat for severe weather but also flash flooding across portions of oklahoma, missouri, and also into illinois and the concern out there is that we're going to be seeing that rain coming down quite

heavily at time. possible rainfall accumulations four to six inches. locally heavy amounts. flooding remains a concern. out west we are dealing with showers and monsoonal moisture. most of that dying down for today. here is a look at an area that could be seeing severe weather, oklahoma, kentucky, parts of the carolinas could be seeing storms today and into independence day. i want to get to temperatures because they will be quite hot today and also into independence day. you're talking triple digits and temperatures into the upper 90s from the southeast to parts of the southern plains. let's head back inside. >> marimaria, thank you for tha. we're going to start with this fox news alert. 3 of the 20 by isis terrorists in a bangladesh cafe were students in america. two studied at emory university in atlanta.

they were visiting family and friends in dhaka. the third student studied at the university of california, berkel berkeley. the six terrorists were killed when hundreds of police officers stormed the restaurant after a ten-hour standoff. it's going to be one packed party. donald trump planning to release his full slate of convention speakers later this week tweeting the speakerses slots in the republican convention are totally filled with a long waiting list of those who want to speak. celebrities like mike tyson, mike ditka, and bobby knight are rumored to be taking part as well and trump says all his children will be speaking. the blue angels performing in michigan yesterday using five plane instead of six in honor of the u.s. navy pilot who died during a blue angels practice in tennessee just last month. the planes will be back in the sky again today and tomorrow for

fourth of july weekend celebrations. and finally, the world remembering holocaust survivor elie wiesel. once called a messenger for mankind. wiesel is the known for his memoir regarding the holocaust. he died peacefully at his home in new york. he was 87. let's bring in david webb now to get some perspective on the day's stories that we all are talking about. >> good morning. >> welcome. >> hillary breaking her silence yesterday. she was grilled for 3 1/2 hours. if our viewers didn't get a chance to see this, we'll hold up the front page. >> how appropriate. >> grillary. 3 1/2 hours with the fbi agents yesterday as she was being in p interviewed. eight fbi agents interviewed

her, then she gets on msnbc. this is how she described the meeting. >> i respect the professionalism and integrity of the officials at the department of justice handling this process. i was pleased to have a chance to sit down and answer their questions today to try to help bring this review to a conclusion. i'm not going to go into any more detail than i already have in public many times, as you certainly know, but i've been answering questions now for over a year. i've released more than 55,000 pages of my e-mails for the public to read for themselves. i will continue to, you know, be as forthcoming as i can. >> be as forthcoming as i can, nothing to see here, it's all in the past. >> you know, this is actually an insult to the men and women in the department of justice, the professional that is do the job.

let's look at this for what it is. it's not about the number of e-mails. she could have released a million e-mails just like she flew a million miles. it's the quality of the classification of those e-mails. they were classified e-mails. this lady, this secretary of state, committed an agregregiou act that none of us should ever commit and she allowed our secrets, our compromise of our intelligence. >> david, do you think it's a coincidence that hillary says i've been telling people for months i'm willing to talk to anybody, but just a few days after her husband has this meeting with loretta lynch where nobody knows exactly what happened all of a sudden the coast is clear, she's good to talk. do you think this is just lucky timing, or do you think the attorney general could have given bill clinton a wink and said, i think it's okay for her to go talk now? >> we'll never know what happened in that meeting unless they release some secret videotape or whatever, but let's look at this from the point of view of what really happened.

he had to wait on the tarmac. security had to be cleared. two teams had to meet, coordinate, and get inside an airplane. the fact is that the president knew what he was doing and the attorney general who knows what every d.a. and prosecutor knows and has signed off on it will not create the appearance of impropri impropry impropript. this is a deliberate act and a lot of coordination. >> but listen to how hillary clinton says on msnbc this was just happenstance. take a listen. >> well, i learned about it in the news, and it was a short, chance meeting at an airport tarmac, and both of their planes as i understand it were landing on the same tarmac and at about the same time and the attorney

general's husband was there. they said hello, they talked about grand kids which is very much on our minds these days, golf, their mutual friend, former attorney general janet reno. it was purely social. they did not veer off of speaking about those kinds of, you know, very common exchanges. >> really short. it was 30 minutes, and nobody was there to be able to listen or take pictures. >> nobody addressed the elephant in the room. so let me try this on the american people. hillary clinton, like barack obama, now learns about things on the news. she and bill don't talk about this, but based on the news reports it was only about their grand kids and golf. now, we don't know what happened in there, but how ridiculous or how stew wid do they think the american people are that we're going to buy this? >> even if it was just about grand kids and golf and yoga pants -- >> the impropriety. >> it's what the judge said on the show the other morning. she said as a former district attorney if someone said to me that the spouse of someone at

the heart of this investigation wanted to come and privately meet with me, my bodyguards would block that person at the door and say absolutely not. >> absolutely. >> you cannot come in here. >> and a lot of the clinton events that i have been to since iowa, you talk to people who are there, why are you voting for hillary, and you hear a fair amount of people saying, well, it's going to be like a third term for bill clinton. apparently not. s they don't talk that much. >> if they want to talk about their grand kids and golf, you could have done it on the telephone. there are cell phones. they work on airplanes, especially when you're on the tarmac. the fact is that this is an example of the level of hubris that exists inside the clinton campaign, has for over 30 years. >> she does have an honesty and trustworthy problem. we've known that for a while. and a brand new quinnipiac university poll has donald trump trumping her. the american people believe him

more than her when it comes to honesty and trustworthiness. even if she's not indicted, does that still hurt her in that category and hurt her in november. >> it hurts her politically, but the people that are going to vote for hillary clinton, and like peter i have been inside these rallies and interviewed dozens of those supporters and opponents. those that support her will support her no matter what. her line, they've been coming at me and i'm still standing, it works for them. the independents in this country, i say this to the american people, do you trust someone with that level of hubris and disdain for the american people whether it's benghazi, the e-mails, whitewater, savings and loan, travelgate? we have a new generation that needs to learn about the clintons. if you didn't like the bush dynasties, are you willing to give it over to the clinton dynasty with barack obama in between? >> david webb, always great to see you. have a great fourth of july.

>> thank you to the brave men and women who have brought us to where we are in this nation. we celebrate our independence. >> appreciate that. >> well said. thanks, david. coming up on the show, our next guest may have to lay off thousands of his coal workers. why? he says it's because of the democrats. the ceo of america's largest coal mine joining us next. and leonardo dicaprio a climate crusader. ♪ coal mine joining us next. share the joy of real cream... ...with reddi-wip.

we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business.

now we've got to move away from coal and all the other fossil fuels. >> hillary clinton promising to expand on president obama's alternative energy policies if elected, but would that really put coal country out of business? our next guest says it's already happening. robert murray is the ceo of american's largest privately held coal mine and says he may be forced to lay off, listen to this, 80% of his workforce because of democratic policies like these. he joins us from cleveland. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me, anna, as we celebrate our independence and those who have given so much for our country to achieve it. >> happy four pt of july to yth enjoying the red you're sporting. how did hillary clinton mean it? >> she said it very boastfully. she said it with a smile. i'm going to put a lot of coal companies and coal miners out of business. earlier she said i'm going to

expand on barack obama's policies. mr. obama has been the greatest destroyer that america has ever had, but it's just not about coal. you see, anna, coal is 4 cents a kilowatt hour. the wind solar that the obama administration supports and that hillary clinton said she'll expand on is 26 cents a kilowatt hour so this is an issue for that mom that is listening to us today trying to raise two children alone on a tight budget or that couple that's on a fixed income or that man trying to manufacturer a product for the global marketplace. he's a destroying of reliable low cost electricity. she says she'll even expand on that let alone the destruction of the coal mining families. >> and, of course, their argument would be they're looking out for our children's grandchildren grandchildren -- >> there would be no affect whatsoever, ma'am, on so-called global warming or climate change, none. you could close down every

coal-fired plant in this country. china has been building a new plant every week for years. we are dwarfed. our industry has gone from 1.2 billion tons a year down to 500 million. china's industry is approaching over 4 billion tons. it has no affect on the environment at all. it's a political power grab of america's power grid. get control of the reliability, the cost of electricity, and put the u.s. epa in charge of it. put the control in washington. that's what democrats want, and that's what it is all about. it has nothing to do with the environment. >> well, and you talk about the families in coal country and what they're already going through. give our viewers an idea of what's going on. we have the price of coal down nearly 50% just over the last five years. in 2011, $78.56 per ton. 2016, $42.24 per ton. what are families going through in coal country as we speak? >> that is probably one of my

greatest concerns, anna, and you said it correctly. their lives are being destroyed. these people, these coal miners just want to work in honor and dignity, and when two of them are laid off, they have no one to sell their homes to. if they own anything, it's their home. i had 8,400 employees last may 1st, anna. i'm down to 5,300. you just said i had given the notice, we may lay everybody off. >> robert, we have to go but i want to get your take on donald trump. some people think it's an unlikely ally in some ways. he's this bombastic guy from new york city in these fine suits and he comes in and talks to you and puts on a hard hat and really relates to you. why is donald trump your candidate? >> because he will surround himself with the very best people in the country, i know that. i have had two private meetings with him, and then a large event for him on tuesday. he's a very intelligent man. he has the courage, and america needs him for the change.

we don't need another politician like hillary clinton. he will surround himself with the very best people, and he has the courage to make the changes that this country needs, anna. >> robert murray, thank you for your thoughts this morning. robert murray, the ceo of murray energy corporation. happy fourth of july to you and your family. >> thank you. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, 6-year-olds being taught that they're born racist? it's happening at one school, we're told, and parents are furious about it. do you wonder what it was like on the set of the new tarzan movie? >> did you really spit in his face? >> yes, and i said to him, i don't have to spit in your face. he's like, no, no, it's fine. >> happy fourth, kevin! [ tires screech ] ♪ flo: [ ghost voice ] oooo!

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some quick headlines. a brush fire scorching thousands of acres and threatening homes right now. hundreds of maui residents forced to leave in mandatory evacuations. flames creeping inches away from highways and homes, even causing electricity to go out. officials think a power line sparked the blaze. we now know the cause of this massive gas explosion. police in michigan say a drunk guy made a wrong turn, knocked down a fence, and rammed straight into a gas line. some feeling the blast all the way in canada. have a look at his car and billowing smoke. that's all that's left. somehow the driver of that car in the hospital but nobody else was hurt. and that's what we've got. and now this. fourth of july weekend is here which means lots to do, more to see. but will this weekend's highly anticipated film cause

fireworks? >> let's ask kevin mccarthy, foun founder of nerd tears.com. that's a suit, man. >> i had to rock this out. peter, clayton, anna, good morning to you. here is the thing, you can't see me fully but i'm rocking out my red pants. i have red pants. i have my american flag socks on. i don't know if you can see these, but -- >> i don't want to know what's underneath that. >> you look like a giant american flag this morning and we're talking about the big friendly giant, not the child chomper or the maid muncher, the bone. >> cruncher. >> bone crusher. >> we're talking about the big friendly giant, and you've got a pretty good rating for this one. >> yeah. steven spielberg, one of the greatest -- probably the greatest director of all time taking on the classic 1982 book. obviously he's written some of the best books of all time. now we're taking you on this story. and the bfg is the big friendly giant. he becomes friends with this

young girl. it's about their relationship and it's a really wonderful, beautiful story with great themes of dreaming. the visuals are phenomenal. here is the cool thing. mark won the academy award earlier this year and he plays the big friendly giant through something called motion capture technology. he actually performs the part and they put dots on his face to create this 25-foot giant from an actual actors performance. that's why it feels so real. the film is beautiful. i recommend seeing it in 2-d. don't see it in 3-d. one of the things i love about steven spielberg is he's always made technology work. you look at jaws, an an ma tr tronic shark. i wanted to speak to him about technology. if you had to make "jaws" today what would he have done differently with today's special effect that is he used in the "bfg." i know there was a lot of issues when you were making "jaws" with

the shark but would you do it cgi today? >> yeah. it would have saved a lot of us our sanity, and we would have come out of that with good memories, but i think that the lack of shark because of the technical breakdowns of the shark in 1974 really forced me to find another way of telling the story in a more suspenseful way so if i had more of the shark, the film would not have been as effective i believe. >> guys, i can't tell you how insane that was to have steven spielberg talking to me about "jaws." that was like mind blowing. it was amazing. >> now, that probably wore you out and then forced you to sleep through the beginning of "tarzan." you went to see it and you were so tired from a flight that you slept through it? there's no review for "tarzan" because you missed the first half? >> sleeping on the job. >> the day before i saw "the

legend of tarzan" i got 1 1/2 hours of sleep so i missed the first 20 minutes or so, so i don't feel ethically close enough to review the movie. i'm seeing it tonight at about 8:00 a.m. at amc in tysons corner but i did sit down with the stars, mr. alexander skarsgaard as well as margo rabe. i have to ask hard hitting journalistic questions and there's a good scene where she spitz in christoph waltz's face and i wanted to know, did you really do that? this is what she had to say. i love the scene when christoph and you, essentially taking you, and you spit in his face. i have to know did you really spit in his face? >> yes. and i said to him, i was like i don't have to spit in your face, and he's like, no, no, it's fine. i'm like really? it's probably going to be quite a few takes. he said it's fine. >> how many takes did that take? >> quite a few in the end. yeah. in fact, when i watched it, i

was kind of like disappointed with how much spit there was and i actually asked david if we could cgi a little more spit in his face. and i was like i kind of wish there was more spit now. and can we add that in cgi? and he didn't. >> so i'm going to post the review on my facebook page, facebook.com/kevinmccarthyfox. i see about 150 films a year and over the 11 years i think i have fallen asleep three times. anytime that happens to me, itch to go back and watch it again before i can ethically review it. that's why i don't have the review today. >> a man of honor, kevin. >> enjoy the movie tonight. >> have a great fourth of july. >> #proudamerican, right? it doesn't get better than that. >> try to cop that. >> better than my red shoes. coming up, joe biden with strong words for newt gingrich. >> i feel better knowing there is somebody there with the depth and gravitas on the issue that

is newt possesses. i want to make it clear -- >> did he just endorse newt for vp? >> yeah, and we haven't heard this story about the statue of liberty before. >> what have you done? >> that's not your mother. it's a man, baby. >> rumor is she's a he. oh, say can you see. that story is coming up. you're here to buy a car.

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maybe on his vice presidency. turning to other stories making headlines. five are dead and 25 injuries after a bus collides with a tractor-trailer before bursting into flames. one of the bus passengers killed has a small child but officials say it could have been even worse. >> i've got to give praise to our deputiedeputies. they went on this bus and just started pulling people off before the bus game fully involved. we would have had more if it hadn't been for the efforts of our deputies. >> the bus carrying 34 people was driving along a florida highway when it ran a flashing red light and also a stop sign and then slammed into a semi truck. the bus driver remains in critical condition. the truck driver died at the scene. parents are furious over a so-called diversity program at an elite new york city school. they claim the bank street school for children has been teaching white kids as young as 6 they were born racist and

should feel guilty and that they're benefiting from white privilege. the program segregates kids by race offering a dedicated space for kids of other races. administrators at the school say it's fighting discrimination but even the most liberal parents just aren't buying it. is lady liberty actually a man? one author says so. after some research into the man who built the statue of liberty. while it's always been said it was modeled after the sculptors mother, he says it looks more like his brother. we talked to a history professor earlier on "fox & friends" to get his take. >> if he was going to model the statue of liberty after his mom, he would have told her that because she would have been really pleased. the statue of liberty is clearly a roman goddess of liberty. to me there's no way that the statue of liberty is male. >> well, we also learned the

statue was bronze until oxidation turned it green. >> those are the headlines. let's check in with maria for a look at your holiday forecast. >> good morning, and this weekend is going to be a hot one across parts of the southern plains and also in the southeastern u.s. you're not just looking at hot temperatures themselves, but it's very humid out there. that's going to be making it feel a lot hotter than what it says on the thermometer. right now it says 80 in dallas, 81 in houston. you're already on the warm side. other areas though are a little chilly. especially for this time of year. like across the rockies. in denver you're at 59. 53 in missoula, and 50s as well farther west in places like san francisco. it's not too unusual out there. it is the west coast and here is a look at the temperatures. we mentioned they were going to be hot across the plains and southeast. you could see 100 is forecast today in dallas. 96 in atlanta and over in memphis 97 degrees. now, we are tracking the potential for some flash flooding. we have a number of watches that are in effect out here across portions of missouri, also into illinois, and the storm system overall will continue moving

eastward as we head into later today and also into tonight, and even into independence day. so we expect that flash flood threat to shift over to parts of the hovohio river valley. lingering showers in the rockies. there is a risk for severe storms as that storm moves eastward from oklahoma to kentucky and then tomorrow the threat for severe weather continues from the plains to parts of the east coast. now let's head back inside. one constant through all the years, ray, has been baseball. america is ruled by like an army of steam rollers. it's been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. baseball has marked the time. >> it wasn't built in a cornfield, but over the past four months major league baseball has built a stadium at ft. bragg. >> how cool is this? joining us now some folks

responsible. major league baseball chief operating officer tony patiti, fort bragg garrison command sergeant major john servanka and staff sergeant tracy greg who will be singing the national anthem. thanks for joining us. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> last year you say major league baseball thought of, all right, we're going to have a game at a nontraditional location but what made you go to my home state of north carolina to ft. bragg? >> when we got the list back, one of the things at the list at the very bottom was fort bragg. each of us who got the list all arrived at the same thing. wouldn't it be great to go to a place like ft. bragg, when the game and then leave this great athletic facility behind for the service members on the base. we all gravitated right to it. >> sergeant major, what does

this mean for you guys there? obviously the game will be really special but then to have this facility after major league baseball pulls up stakes here? >> this is amazing. not only the game, amazing tuit the families, service members. but afterwards, after this game within five days it's going to start making a transition into an event activity center, and it's going to be memories to come for ft. bragg. >> staff sergeant greg, we're going to hear you sing the national anthem a little bit later on tonight. you have been there while this entire project was in development. what was the feeling like on ft. bragg? how cool was it for everybody serving there, stationed there, to see this field being built and you no know that two major league teams are going to come and play a game for the first time ever. >> it's amazing. it's a wonderful feeling, and on behalf of over 250,000 service

members and families, i'm proud to be representing our installation in singing the national anthem today. >> tony, you know, one of the things about major league ballparks is all the good food and the amenities. ♪ buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks ♪ >> what kind of setups do you have for people to be eating good fourth of july food? >> we just walked by some of the food stands. we saw the burgers being unloaded. these cheese steaks, hotdogs, of course. we're trying to bring the complete experience from the food to batting practice to the actual game. we tried to replicate everything you'd experience at a major league ballpark. >> how did it end up being atlanta and st. louis? >> you know, when we looked at the schedule, we saw that we obviously needed proximity because two teams had to leave in the middle of a home stand. both teams are heading to short trips after this game, one to new york, one to philadelphia. so it all sort of came together.

the braves to give up a home game was really big. the players embraced that. they were supposed to come in today at noon. both teams called us a couple weeks ago and said they'd like to get in last night after their game as soon as possible and do as many things on the base this morning. both clubs are coming on the base in just a little bit. >> they get to be part of history. amazing. real quick, sergeant major, what is this field going to be used for in the future? you guys aren't going to tear it down, are you? >> it's going to be converted. the army, we play softball. it's going to be converted. there's going to be three softball fields that are going to make up -- be transitioned to and then in the future it's going to be a larger park with tracks and what have you. >> you will be featured on sunday night baseball. the atlanta braves will be the home team tonight at this new stadium at ft. bragg.

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and pot meets kettle. climate change crusader dee nar dough dicaprio flying his squad 6,000 miles to an environmental gala. dozens of a listers will make the trip from l.a. to san tropez and each guest will put out seven carbon monoxide. hours later he will make an impassioned plea on global warming. we report. you decide if you believe him. and more colleges are removing u.s. history from their list of required courses, but we're going to put some people to the test with some help from our founding fathers who we got up early on a sunday and clayton morris, who is right outside. clayton? >> the founding fathers wake up when the sun comes up. they're wide awake with us. 23 out of the top 75 universities right now are requiring history majors to take a u.s. history course. that's a huge drop in the amount of colleges requiring history class. is that a huge mistake? i that i it is.

we're outside with our founding fathers. we'll quiz our audience. are you ready? we have our "fox & friends" viewers. these people are really, really smart. we have some founding fathers. can you tell me who the person standing in the red is next to me? >> next to you in the red is ben franklin. >> ben franklin. is she right? >> she is correct, sir. >> tell me a little bith about ben franklin. >> well, just about everybody you see around here is related to ben franklin from the sewage to the electric to the height -- oh, my lord. >> so we have you to think for the new york city sewage. we thank you, ben. it smells fantastic around here. >> you should have been there in my time. >> and his rod saved the virginia state house. >> the lightning ready. >> did it really? saved the virginia state house just yesterday. >> this gentleman in the red -- would you call that a maroon? >> i believe so. my decorator set up this for me.

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welcome back. looking for some fresh ideas for your fourth of july cookout. break out the skewers. >> chef george durand, author of "take this dish and twist it" is

here to show you how to get the most out of your fourth of july grilling. >> my book is on fire. i love that. >> we're going to talk about one of my favorite cuts of meat which is the pork tenderloin. it's lean and can be really juicy. these are my hormel. they use this proprietary brining technology. a lot of people think they can overcook the loin. the tenderloin at hormel's is beautifully made. you have the base of the tenderloin. different types of marinades, peppercorn, barbecue. once you have the base, you can have some fun and skewer them. >> how big are the chunks supposed to be? >> mouth bite sized. these are pretty big. one bite's worth is kind of whatever fits in your mouth nicely. that's the size i like to cut them. they're made so when you cut them in half and then you can cube them much easily, you can

skewer them. you can do something very creative like hawaiian style with a little pineapple. balsamic with portabella mushrooms or make a curry satay with tomatoes. you can prepare it in vancadvan. then use your special grill. >> these are my new favorite grills. tell us about what this is. you can get these things and use it as a smoker. you can get the temperature super hot. it's like 700 degrees. >> they come in red, white, and blue just for the holiday season. but the beauty is you can not only use it as a charcoal but remove -- also use it as a gas grill. >> switch over to propane as you want. >> or natural gas as well.

you can use it both ways. so you can sear on it. you can smoke on it. look at this right over here. i'm smoking my tenderloins right over here. these have been smoking for quite some time. you can put a pizza stone on it and cook pizza on top of it. what i have done is my kabobs, i served it as hors d'oeuvres as well. >> and you paired them with sauces. >> sweet and sour. >> do they not smell fantastic? they want some of this. coming up next, hillary gets grilled. kind of like that. what her critics are saying this morning. chris stirewalt is live. he's going to join us next.

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good morning. it's sunday the 3rd of july, 2016. this is "fox & friends" weekend. i'm anna kooiman. hillary clinton gets grilled on the fourth of july weekend sitting with the fbi for 3 1/2 hours, and now she's talking to the press? >> i was pleased to have a chance to sit down and answer their questions today to try to help bring this review to a conclusion. >> well, she claims she's being transparent, but not everybody is buying it. and donald trump getting ready to shake up the rnc narrowing his final list of candidates for vp, and this morning word of a major announcement coming this week. instead of a hotdog this holiday weekend, how about a cool dog in the ice cream hotdog making mouths water today. would you dare try those? delicious. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now.

♪ >> thomas jefferson, benjamin franklin, george washington hanging out with our viewers this morning. no big deal. >> welcome in to "fox & friends" weekend on this independence day weekend. we're asking you what makes you a proud american? we've been having you send in your pictures with the hash tag proud american on all types of social media and e-mailing. these kids father is a veteran. >> katherine sent us this photo of she and her husband saying we are celebrating our nation's independence in style. >> those are some pants. >> and casey sent us this image of her children, the american flag dessert they made, an

annual tradition for their family. there it is. you can see it. >> have you listened to the lyrics of this martina mcbride song? it's awesome. it's great. i could listen to it on loop. we have to hand it out to maria. you are going to be talking about ice cream hotdogs. >> i am going to be trying to get some of the people out here to try it. let's look at the weather conditions. and before we even really get into the maps, i want to mention that a few days ago we were talking about extreme flooding ongoing across parts of west virginia and as we head into tomorrow independence day, they could be dealing with more heavy rain and the potential for flash flooding. so that's something we're going to watch for very closely, but overall it looks like a relatively quiet picture across the nation, across parts of the southeast, the southern plains. you're just dealing with the heat. temperatures this morning already in the 80s. it's humid out there and they are going to continue climbing. many of you could see

temperatures climbing into the upper 90s or triple digits from texas into parts of georgia or even into portions of south carolina. phoenix, another hot day. 105 degrees. not too far away from what's normal for you this time of year. here is a look at the storm system that could bring some problems across parts of west virginia. already bringing in that heavy rain across missouri, portions of illinois, and it is bringing in a flood threat. 6 inches of rain could come down and farther west across the rockies, you're quiet right now, but this afternoon you will be seeing showers firing up later this afternoon. you can see there is a risk of severe storms from oklahoma into kentucky and also in the carolinas with damaging winds, some hail, and isolated tornadoes possible. let's head back inside. >> thanks. we are following stories making headlines. 3 of the 20 hostages slaughtered by isis terrorists at a bangladesh cafe were students here in america. two studied at emory university

in atlanta and were visiting family and friends in dhaka. the third student, a native of india, studied at the university of california, berkeley. the six terrorists responsible were killed when hundreds of police officers stormed the restaurant after a ten-hour standoff. and it's going to be one packed party. donald trump planning to release his full slate of convention speakers later this week tweeting shtio tweeting, the speakers' slots at the republican convention are totally filled with a long waiting list of those that want to speak. celebrities like mike tyson, mike ditka, and bobby knight are rumored to be taking part. trump says all of his children are going to be speaking. and the blue angels make a triumphant return to the squkie performing in michigan yesterday using five planes instead of six in honor of the navy pilot that

died in a practice in tennessee last month. they will be back in the sky tomorrow and also today for fourth of july weekend celebrations. and the world is remembering holocaust survivor ellie wiesel. he's treasured for his best-selling memoir. he gave a voice to the voiceless remembering the holocaust millions of victims and gave perspective. he once said forgetting those who died was like victimizing them all over again. he died peacefully at his home in new york. he was 87. >> i was looking at the download charge and where his book would normally not be, it's now number one. so people being reminded of this. >> required reading a lot for high school and clollege studens but it's a good time to read it again. to indict or not to indict

is the question lingering. hillary clinton spent over three hours being questioned by the fbi over her private e-mail server. >> the interview, believed to be the last step in the nearly year-long investigation. >> big news. garrett is live in washington, d.c., with all the details. good morning, garrett. >> good morning, peter, anna, and clayton. now this interview is all wrapped up, we're told the fbi will now compare hillary clinton's statements to all of the other information they've gathered throughout their investigation over the last year. after that, that's when the fbi will decide whether or not to officially recommend an indictment. in the phone interview with nbc news's chuck todd yesterday, she described her meeting as civil and business-like. she also responded to reports the fbi will not be filing charges against her. >> i respect the professionalism and integrity of the officials at the department of justice handling this process. i was pleased to have a chance to sit down and answer their

questions today to try to help bring this review to a conclusion. i have no knowledge of any time line. this is entirely up to the department. >> now, there are reports that the fbi's decision could come within the next few weeks before the republican and democratic conventions late this month. until then though, the gop is not missing any opportunity to hit clinton over her e-mail scandal. yesterday donald trump tweeted, it is impossible for the fbi not to recommend criminal charges against hillary clinton. what she did was wrong. what bill did was stupid. and rnc chairman reince priebus released a statement saying in part hillary clinton has just taken the unprecedented step of becoming the first major party presidential candidate to be interviewed by the fbi as part of a criminal investigation surrounding her reckless conduct. come tomorrow we're two bakes away from the republican

national convention, three weeks from the democratic national convention. james comey has repeatedly said his agency feels no pressure to make a decision by either of those dates. >> interesting. garrett tenney live for us this morning. the front page of the new york post this morning. >> we were doing kabobs on the plaza. >> hillary actually being skew erd. >> you think probably the clinton campaign was thinking at least some of her critics have said she's trying to soften the blow of this storm and do it on a holiday weekend when everybody is thinking about their barbecues. >> something so interesting, i did some digging this morning, a lot of conservatives say, well, david petraeus got in trouble for something that was far less severe in terms of mishandling classified information. when petraeus did his interview with the fbi in 2013, the fbi came to his house in arlington, virginia, and that's how they did it, at his house. with hillary yesterday, they

dragged her down to the j. edgar hoover building which as far as i can tell is something that does not happen very often. whether or not that is a sign of the clintons playing by their own rules or a sign of trouble for hillary clinton, sounds like we're going to find out in two weeks. she sat in that conference room with eight fbi agents for 3 1/2 hours. when she came out of that interview, she immediately called chuck todd at msnbc and had this to say about what unfolded. listen. >> i respect the professionalism and integrity of the officials at the department of justice handling this process. i was pleased to have a chance to sit down and answer their questions today to try to help bring this review to a conclusion. i'm not going to go into any more detail than i already have in public many times, as you certainly know, but i have been answering questions now for over a year. i have released more than 55,000

pages of my ales for the public to read for themselves. i will continue to, you know, be as forthcoming as i can. >> and, folks, picking apart those statements and the statement released from her campaign say she's doing these verbal gymnastics, if you hear her, this voluntary interview as if she wouldn't have been subpoenaed to come talk to them. and this is a security review. it's a security review or is it a criminal investigation? and i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. that number sounds bigger than 30,000 e-mails. you can't forget that the number of e-mails that were released was the number that she wanted you to see. >> earlier we had david webb on the show to dive into all of this and here are his thoughts. listen. >> let's look at this from the point of view of what really happened. he had to wait on the tarmac, zu security had to be cleared. two teams had to meet, coordinate, and get inside an

airplane. the president knew what he was doing and the attorney general who know what is every d.a. and prosecutor knows, you will not create the appearance of impropriety. she should have respectfully refused and said, mr. president, with all due respect i am leading the agency investigation regarding your wife and this is inappropriate. that's fair to say to him and that's where it should have answered ended. it was a deliberate act. >> when hillary says she's been answering questions about for more than a year, she hasn't done a press conference since last year, and then remember back in may the state department inspector general wanted to talk to her and her top aides about this sweeping deview they harev been doing and clinton and her top aides did not cooperate with that. something about the timing.

is it a coincidence that hillary says -- she has been saying for a couple months, i'll talk to anybody that wants to talk but she does this voluntary interview just a few days after bill clinton and loretta lynch meet on a plane. since we don't know exactly what was said, conspiracy theorists may posit that the attorney general gave her husband a heads up, hey, you know what? nothing bad is going to happen. it's okay for her to talk. >> no juone was in the room whe it happened like the virginia compromise. some viewer responses. has been anybody asked to see the flight plans of lynch and bill? >> and camilla e-mailed to say how do we still let people like hillary to stay in power. the influence of her and bill if she is president concerns me. >> and i'm a registered democrat and will vote for trump. she does not deserve to be president. >> let us know your thoughts. coming up next --

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>> happy independence day weekend. >> 3 1/2 hours, is that a long time or a short amount of time? >> they could have been playing griba a cribbage or eating crudites. we don't know. everybody in the room needs for it to look like thorough. what was asked, how they asked, what the focus of the investigation is, your guess is as good as mine but everybody needs to make sure it looks thorough so three hours was probably about the minimum they needed to spend. >> how is this going to resonate with democratic voters? will they care? it's a holiday weekend. and how will they try to change the narrative going forward? >> trump. they will talk about donald trump and they will terrify democratic voters about donald trump and they may not like hillary clinton. what did joe biden always used to say, don't judge me, don't compare me to the almighty. compare me to the alternative, and hillary clinton and team obama know she's not well liked by democratic voters but what

they're going to do is say you better suck it up or you're going to get the trump. >> tuesday the president is going to be campaigning with clinton. that's three days after her interview with the fbi in this investigation, and then at the end of the week joe biden is going to be campaigning for her. how is that going to be received by people at home just two are seeing the president and the vice president sitting next to somebody who just had a very unusual start to her weekend at the j. edgar hoover building. >> if you promise not to tell anybody, i have a crazy conspiracy theory -- >> wait, whisper. >> what if the president met, what if the democrats and everybody met to get a special prosecutor installed? what if they were trying to control republicans because bill clinton gets on the plane, if there's a special prosecution,

that kicks it two years down the road, well past the election. it's a start over and maybe they're trolling republicans to get a special prosecutor. >> i like that theory. i like conspiracy theories. what about vice president conspiracy theories? we could see vp picks early this week? >> maybe. that would be traditional -- this is the traditional time to do it or maybe next week right before the republican convention. the trump campaign or people who claim to be around the trump campaign have been floating names. we hear chris christie, newt gingrich, mike pence. trump has a choice. he's running 20 points behind where he needs to among republicans to try to win as a traditional republican. so he can try to get those 20 points back and some more or he can try to do better with independents and democrats who don't like hillary clinton. whether he chooses a traditional republican or goes back to breaking outside of the box, we'll find out. >> we have to go but do you have

a guess? do you have a guess on who? >> i think he should go for a fourth of july thing and do lee greenwood. >> chris stirewalt, thank you very much. >> enjoy your barbecue. >> a drunk man praising allah climbs up on a bar and starts shouting. what do you think the customers did? yeah, they ran for their lives. nashville is known for his great country music but are they ready for abby hunting. she's getting some help from a stash right now. ♪ at least i know i'm free ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave their life to me ♪ ♪ and i'll proudly stand up next to you and defend ♪

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welcome back. some quick headlines. a firework sending scared fans scrambling. smoke billowing from under the eiffel tower sending thousands of panics fans thinking they were under attack running as they gathered to watch a euro cup game. several people were injured. it was a crash filled race to the finish in daytona. >> it looked like it was eric m that was the first to go sideways. >> 22 cars inform -- in a

mangled mess. brad keselowski winning his first ever race on that track. >> how does everybody walk away unharmed. >> you see the indy car races where they're going 200 miles an hour and they flip over. every year fox news celebrates our proud americans during independence day weekend by heading to a patriotic celebration in one of america's cities. >> and we picked a good one today for abby huntsman. she's hanging out in downtown nashville. hey there. great pipes you have, my dear. >> hey. oh, my gosh, i have been singing all morning. i got a pretty lucky job to be down here in nashville for the fourth of july. i have a pretty special guest with me right now. come join me here. she's performing, headlining tonight the big show tonight. brandy clark, if you know anything about country music, you know this one right here.

incredible songwriter and singer but tonight is the big night. >> i'm so excited for it. two-day event. i'm the closer. sheryl crow is the headliner tomorrow night. >> you perform all over the place. how special is it to be in nashville? >> it's special because nashville is my home, and i get to see a lot of people that i normally don't see on the road that will be here tonight, and just being in nashville we have some amazing music venues. >> and fox is down here, of course, to celebrate the fourth of july but also talking about why we're proud to be an american. so when you think about this holiday, what makes you proud to be an american? >> well, i'm proud of the freedoms we have in this country and the people who have fought for those freedoms and continue to fight for them. i think we can never thank them enough. just to be a small part of an event that does a little bit of that is great. >> you always think about our military when you think about country music. when you think about the fourth of july, you performed a number of times for our troops. how special is that? >> that's probably the most --

one of the most special things that we get to do as entertainers because once again, they do so much for us. to get out and provide them a little escape from what their job is. our job is easy. we help other people escape their jobs and lives so that's a pretty powerful thing. >> because so much about country music is telling stories and that's what you are so especially good at. you write about things you have been through in our own life. >> it's always a little bit of me but i love to tell stories and i love to tell stories that i feel like maybe aren't being told as much. both of my records, that was my goal was to tell stories for people who aren't story tellers themselves as far as being songwriters or singers. >> i need some advice from brandy clark because i'm going to record, write a song, co-write and record at a studio just after this. give me some advice. >> i would say don't be afraid to suck a little bit. you know, the best ideas are oftentimes the ones you're the most nervous to share with the room and write what you know,

abby. >> don't suck a little bit. i'll do my best. we'll be here all day tomorrow. use the hash tag proud american. >> you'll be able to do it. >> people put it out on itunes and you will have your first hit single. thanks, abby. >> absolutely. 28 minutes after the hour. it was the most important interview of hillary clinton's lifetime where one wrong answer could change the course of our entire country. peter johnson, jr. is here live on the potential fallout coming up. and would you believe more colleges that than ever do not require graduates to take a course in u.s. history. how much do you know about our founding fathers? we're going to put folks outside to the test next. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid,

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hey, everybody. thanks for joining us. 32 minutes after the hour. a terrorist scare for people enjoying their afternoon at a restaurant. a drunk man climbing up on an idaho bar screaming allah is the only one true god. the move sending people running for their lives. the bartender forcing it's man off the bar then ripping off his backpack. police arriving and arresting the man finding only alcohol inside that bag, then charging him with disorderly conduct. a muslim nypd cop suspended

for having a beard is reinstated. he was suspended without pay last month and ordered to shave his beard. he keeps it longer than the allowed length in accordance to his muslim faith. an army veteran saves a bald eagle dangling from a tree. city officials couldn't help because of how high up it was. luckily army veteran jason galvin showed up. an official gave him the go ahead to aim and he shot 150 rounds until the branch fell. the eagle which was named freedom is expected to recover. now, your favorite ice cream flavor could soon be a hotdog? it's a new beef infused frozen treat. the sweet, salty, smoky ice cream is infused with the flavor of sausages. the tube sits on a toasted brioche bun and it topped with

berry chechup, spicy honey mustard and candies pickled cabbage. we did the honors of tasting them earlier and gave it the thumbs -- >> you did. i thought it was great. as somebody who does not have a barbecue in his apartment, much easier to just put ice cream on than mustard -- >> and maria, you have a whole plate of these? >> let's eat at this michelin star restaurant this chef has instead. >> i have a whole plate of them. i will share with the crowd here. some of you have not tried this before. you have not. where are you from? >> cleveland ohio. >> cleveland, ohio. what's your name? >> chris. >> let us know what you think about it. the ice cream hotdog. >> tastes like a hotdog. >> tastes like a hotdog. who else? we're going to try an i hotdog. where are you from? >> texas. >> and taking a bite.

>> it does. >> positive reactions. >> where are you from? >> arkansas. >> arkansas. taking a bite, taking a bite. >> oh, my god. >> what? is that good or bad? >> it really taste like a l hotdog. >> and it's cold? >> yeah. >> it's weird. >> all right. one more. all right. here we go. where are you from? >> louisiana. >> what's your name? >> eso. >> taking a bite. and -- >> tastes like a hotdog. >> tastes like a hotdog. it looks like they got the flavor accurate. way to go, scientists. they have worked hard on this recipe here. let's go ahead and send it over to clay. i think you want another one? >> survey says -- get these out of my face. all right. well, an amazing statistic because a number of universities are not requiring kids to take history class anymore at major

universities. what in the world is going on? shouldn't we know more about american history in this country? >> yeah. >> yes, of course. you know what we did today? what? >> we managed to get a time machine like "bill and ted's excellent adventure" and grab some founding fathers and bring them back to challenge you to some american history trivia. don't run away. i saw paula darting for the door. come over here, fathers. first of all, can you guys name the gentleman in the big blue code? >> george washington. >> very good. what about this gentleman here in the red velour? >> that's jefferson. >> thomas jefferson. >> and who is the author of the declaration of independence? >> jefferson. >> very good. no cheating. what should we know about thomas jefferson? what's the most important thing? >> i would say i founded the university of virginia which most people do not understand

and do not know. and i purchased the louisiana purchase for how much? $15 million buckaroos. >> and doubling the size of this country. the two things that you actually wanted on your tombstone. can you name the two thing thomas jefferson personally saw to that he wanted on his own tombstone? does anybody know? >> no clue. >> any clue? one of them is the university of virginia, correct? and the other was what? >> definitely not president of the united states. and the other one was -- i really don't want to say it in front of everybody here. >> can you say it? >> ice cream hotdogs. >> no. george washington can't even get it right. it's authoring -- he's the author of the declaration of independence. those two things on the tombstone. can you guys name the four faces on mt. rushmore? who can name the four cases on

m mt. rushmore? here is the youth of america. >> theodore roosevelt, abraham lincoln, george washington, and thomas jefferson. >> very good. all right. very good. all right. what about this young man? he's the only founding father to have signed all four of the most important documents in american history, right? can you guys tell me who this is? benjamin franklin. what else should we know about sir ben? >> he did love the ladies. and most appreciative, yes. >> that's what we should know about benjamin franklin and a lightning rod. gentlemen, george, great to see you this morning. >> back to the chili dogs. >> all right. >> dgbg you can get a beer and a regular hotdog for $10. >> i likds it. it is the most important interview of hillary clinton's life and one wrong answer to change the course of our

country. peter johnson, jr. joins us next. and baseball is full of history but they're about to do something that's never been done before, play a major league game on a military base. we're live at ft. bragg in just minutes. tired of re-dosing antacids? try duo fusion! new, two in one heartburn relief. the antacid goes to work in seconds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. try new duo fusion. from the makers of zantac.

a fox news alert. hillary clinton grilled by the fbi for 3 1/2 hours yesterday as part of their investigation into her use of a private e-mail server while leading the state department. so what's next? and will she face any charges at all? here to react is peter johnson, jr. >> nice to see you. >> we have a great crowd here. >> these are our friends. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> good to see you. >> will she face any charges? it seems donald trump tweeting yesterday and this morning that, well, it looks like the fix is in. doesn't look like -- >> we don't know but the stakes

are the highest they have ever been for any presidential candidate and for hillary clinton. this was the most important interview. you probably interviewed here, maybe you have as well, but the interview she gave to the fbi was the most important interview she's ever given because if she didn't tell the truth, she could go to jail even though she wasn't a sworn witness. a lot of people don't know, but if you go before the fbi or any legislative executive or judicial branch and make a false statement, you can be charged. so in a 3 1/2-hour interview, it was a perjury trap because they were comparing what she said to what the man who set up the server, mr. pagly ann li aliano given immunity, what he was saying. and they're checking boxes, is hillary clinton telling the truth? even if they can't get her with regard to the server, classified

material allegedly, can they indict her for telling a lie to federal agents? eight of them, including department of justice officials. there were 14 people in that room yesterday including one of the best lawyers in america, david kendall, who represented bill clinton in the impeachment trial. >> what do you make of the image she put forward? she continues to call it a security review. does she know something we don't know? >> what she knows is spin. she's saying she assisted this bricking th bringing this to a conclusion. let's be real. she is the target of this investigation. >> what do you guys think? >> good morning. >> i think people don't trust her. we need somebody new. >> and that's what this is really about. this is a trust test with the fbi yesterday because if she didn't tell the truth on one little item and an fbi agent

makes out his statement and they compare it with what other people said, she can, in fact be charged. the other thing we want to understand is this is not the end of the road. even, in fact, if she is not indicted, there will not be a report that says why she's not indicted. if there is a determination she should be charged, then it goes to what? a grand jury. a grand jury. can you imagine a presidential candidate going before a grand jury in the summer of 2016? it's incredible whatever happens. we're making history here. not a great history, not a great history. >> peter johnson, jr. everybody. >> thank you so much. good to see you. >> is this guy brilliant? >> thanks for being her here. >> happy fourth, everybody. god bless america. for the first time ever a major league baseball game will be played at a military base and it's a proud moment for our very next guest. mitch harris joins us live at

ft. bragg. there he is. coming up next. next guest.

after spending four years at the naval academy, mitch harris was drafted by the st. louis cardinals as a pitcher, but he put those baseball dreams on hold to serve five years of active duty. >> after his discharge in 2013, he immediately joined the st. louis cardinals and prepped for spring training and last year he made his big debut. >> tonight he will be at ft. bragg for the first regular season game on a military base. for more on what it means to him, st. louis cardinals pitcher

mr. mitch harris. thank for joining us and happy fourth of july weekend. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> you're stranding there in the brand standing there at the brand-spanking new stadium there at ft. brg, north carolina, what does it mean to play the very first game on a military base? >> this is awesome. it feels beautiful. these guys have done a great job. it's just exciting, being from both sides of things here, i'm excited to see the men and women that get to interact in such a closed in park here and really get to feel the atmosphere. it's going to be awesome. >> mitch, i was down in washington, know a ton of service men and women who were so excited when you made your debut last year. you have a great story about how you prepped for the big league, while you were still serving. the you tell us about that. >> yeah, so, i was on an amphibious ship, had a larger flight deck, and one of the cooks onboard was from the

dominican republic. cs1 nunez. so we would throw. and he helped keep my arm in shape when we were deployed and i give him a lot of credit for helping me get back to being in shape for when i was able to get to shore. >> so how's the arm doing now, after the surgery? >> it's doing good. starting the rehab process and now we're excited to just get back to work and hopefully get back out here as soon as i can. >> so this has a spring training kind of feeling to it. the stadium not as large as some of our nation's big ballparks, but 50,000 people living at ft. bragg, who will have an opportunity to kind of go through this lottery system to get tickets for tonight's game. it's got to feel amazing just being down there, watching this park all come together, right? >> oh, yeah, like i was telling these guys earlier, it's amazing -- i was talking to some people who were working offen the field just a few months ago, and they themselves are impressed at how far this has come and what this has turned

into. and i think tonight's atmosphere is going to be wonderful. it's going to be a very close-knit spring training type ball game, which i think is going to be perfect for what they're going for. >> mitch, earlier this morning, i was able to ask the ceo of major league baseball, what made him pick ft. bragg. he said, last year, the big wigs there at mlb decided they wanted to do a game at some non-traditional venue, and ft. bragg was kind of at the bottom of the list, but it got brought up, because of patriotism. is this something that you hope continues on military installations? >> i think it would be great. i mean, i think this is something that, i think this is long overdue. so i think this is something that's great and anytime we can give back to these men and women, it's always well deserved. i hope we can do this years from now. and again, i think this is going to be something that's going to be remembered for a long time. >> so the braves are the home team tonight, technically. so even though out of state for both teams, the braves are it

will home team. st. louis coming in as the away team. how do you think you guys are going to stack up against the ll, the braves, it's going to be a great game tonight. i'm anxious to see how the home team fares here in north carolina, first major league baseball ball game here in north carolina. it should be an interesting game, for sure. >> cardinals and marlins. >> we are big mitch harris fans here at "fox and friends," so thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you. thanks for having me, again. >> happy 4th. up next on "fox and friends weekend," did you know there's a right and wrong way to fly your flag? we'll be showing you how to proudly display old glory in fourth of july. that's next.

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good morning, my friends. this fourth of july weekend, we all want to proudly display our stars and stripes to celebrate the birth of our nation. >> but turns out, there is a right and wrong way to fly the american flag. >> here with some guidelines, pay attention, sean powers from the american legion. a little windy out here. >> with our prop that just fell down. >> sean, welcome back. these you're holding right here, why do we need to know the difference between one being propped up wrong, and the best way to actually sit it down and face forward the proper way. >> exactly, when you put the flag up against the wall, the union is supposed to be in the upper left-hand corner. what most people do is they make the mistake, they just flip the flag up. it actually has to be lifted up in the vertical position and flipped so the union is up in the upper left-hand corner. >> always up. >> always up. >> yes, if you're laying it up against the wall. there are some exceptions.

>> and vertically, it's different? >> yes, yes, this is it. same thing, upper left-hand corner. it's not just the flag being tilted. you have to tip it and flip it. the only way you would have this in the upper right-hand corner, if it's being worn on the right hand side of a vehicle or uniform. >> what about if you are wearing a flag as clothing. that is a big no-no, unless it's just representing the flag. like it's a logo on a hat. >> yes, you cannot take the american flag, you cannot take the american flag and use it as an article of clothing. you can have an article of clothing that represents the flag, and that's okay. but do not take an old flag and wear it as a piece of clothing. >> maria, you have a question. >> sometimes it's backwards, on things like transportation. >> oh, no. like a train or a boat? and why is that? >> and this would be like this. and what this is, it's showing that it's in motion and it's

going forward. in other words, if you had it reversed, it would be in retreat. so when you're leading into battle, that would be going forward. on the right side, only would it be reversed like this. >> i want to ask you about this. this is what a lot of people put on the front, affixed to the front of their house. what if you want to put your flag that you have affixed to the front of your house at half-staff. >> obviously, your flag isn't meant to go half-staff, it's meant to be up here. the way you can put this at half-staff or represent this being at half-staff, you put a streamer off the top, a black streamer that comes down, and that would be representing the flag is at half-staff. >> and when you do have a flag on a flag pole and you're putting it half-staff, you would fly it to the top and bring it down to half-staff. and when you're retiring it, you bring it back up to full and back down the retire it. >> and real quick, as you fold a flag, there's a certain way we need to hold our hands, as well. >> but there is, but for a person who's taking it off of their house, it's not going to happen, because it's too many.

but if you are holding nit a parade, you want to have the palms facing you so it's not going to dip at all. >> happy 4th. thanks for watching and happy independence day. good morning. security concerns raised to a new level this holiday weekend, following another deadly terrorist attack at an airport overseas. hi, everybody. i'm maria bartiromo. welcome to sunday morning futures. what new polls show how americans feel about the government's ability to prevent a terrorist attack, coming up. we'll hear from former new york mayor, rudy giuliani, and the chair of the senate homeland security committee in just a moment. running mates, who will donald trump and hillary clinton select as their vice presidential candidates as the conventions approach? our panel on that as we look ahead this morning on "sunday morning futures."