gosh, i remember. it wasn't even a question. >> this is the rev a politicalization of a court and it should not be allowed to. >> laura: they politicized it and it's being done all over again. raymond, we will see you on the other segments later in the week. up next, ryan fallon put out a tweet and a lot more coverage coming up. ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert, based on a new report unprecedented supreme court leak rocking the nation. political obtaining a to draft court opinion to strike down roe vs. wade. republicans are accusing a liberal law clerk of leaking the document to intimidate justices in order to change the outcome of the ruling.

>> what really troubles me not the ruling itself, at the ruling itself i accept and respect that ruling. but the leaker. this is an insurrection against the supreme court. i've already seen people on the left celebrating this leaker calling him brave, trying to throw a hail mary to stop the ruling from being issued. it needs to be found who did it and whatever of legal means can be taken against him needs to be taken. speak to you watching "fox & friends first" on tuesday morning, carley shimkus. >> joey jones, the democrats pushing for pushing for full-blown power grab and urging congress to take action without any republican support. tweeting congress must pass legislation that codifies us roe vs. wade as the law in the land of the country. and now 60 votes in the senate to do it and there are, we must end the filibuster to pass it with 50 votes. >> carley: we have fox team coverage on this breaking news this morning.

brooke standing by with blowback but we began with doug will live in -- >> this kind of leak just doesn't happen from the supreme court supreme court in chief justice john roberts will be scrambling this morning. protesters have been outside the court ever since this news broke last night on both sides of the debate. we knew a ruling like this was possible. but the draft majority decision, which can always change goes further than some anticipates. sam alito referring to the 1973 decision in roe v. wade writes "roe was wrong from the start. it's reasoning was exceptionally weak and the decision has had damaging consequences i'm far from bringing about international settlement of abortion issue, roe versus casey abortion decision that followed it inflamed debate and deepen division. reaction as you might imagine as it swept from both sides of the

debate. >> this is bittersweet. on the one hand, it is sweet because we are finally vindicating the constitution. and for babies who have been unprotected by the law, the better part is the way this was leaked. this was an utter disgrace in terms of how it was leaked. >> here is what president biden said about the possibility of congressional action during the debate back in 2020. >> a woman does have a right to choose. i would, in fact, relit to be unconstitutional, i will stand to the united states congress and it will pass, i believe, a bill, excuse me, that legislates roe v. wade justify casey. it is a woman's right to do that, period. >> okay, we will see what happens with congress if this decision turns out the way it appears. elizabeth warren come in the meantime, elizabeth warren extreme police to overturn roe v. wade and oppose far right

unpopular views on the entire country. it is time for the millions who support the constitution and abortion rights to stand up and make their voices heard. we are not going back, not ever. in fact, number of states may go one direction or the other. california is already talking about enshrining abortion rights in their state constitution, carley and joey. >> carley: doug, thank you so much peerless brand brooke with them more of the political fallout and celebrating the leaker, brooke, good morning. let us right, the clinton staff are celebrating the brave clerk for leaking the draft of justin alito's opinion striking down roe v. wade with a hail mary attempt to change the court's mind. but republicans say those cheers are at the expense of the integrity of the highest court in the country. listen. >> no matter what you think about this outcome, the leak itself represents a shocking and

unprecedented breach of the courts confidentiality confidentiality. it is not up to a law clerk to decide when the decision of the court will be announced. it was a naked attempt to try to change the outcome before the final opinion is issued. >> legal experts warning of the lacking impact this could have on discipline court. >> i think that the court will never be quite the same here this is a malicious act. and the only reason to leak it is to to try to create external pressure to change the position of the court and maybe encourage congress to pass this federal abortion law and to try to federalize the abortion area. >> now former chief assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy tweeting in part, "if we lose the integrity of the quartz process, we lose the court. that should be intolerable to all of us who live in the country." the fbi expected to be involved in the investigation and those

leak of all of this controversy, carley. >> carley: thank you. let's turn to abby johnson who work for planned parenthood for eight years and now a pro-life activist. abby, good morning to you. it's great to have gone. how do you feel about this leak draft? it is by no means a decision but it is a possibility. >> of course, this is leaked as we all know to cause upheaval in the court to cause upheaval in our country, which is doing exactly what in intended to do. you know, now, as you said, we hear talks of court packing. we hear courts of codifies a row even at the congressional level. this is all very, very meticulously planned by whoever did leak this draft. and so, now we just hope that the court will go ahead and

release its opinion now sooner than later and not wait until june like we expected. >> joey: you know, abby, on this issue, justice alito supposedly wrote the opinion that had been leaked. we know justice alito has said in the past essentially decided by the people. part of the leaked opinion essentially says if this is truly his words, that this is something that should go back to the people because roe vs. wade only further divided and inside of the division among people arguing about this. i know the supreme court has a to decision to not decide things but the people are still deciding among the legislature. do you consider taking this back to the people, back to the states a win for pro-life roots knowing states like california may even expound upon the access to abortion roe vs. wade divides? >> well, i do not believe that abortion should have ever been a

federal issue. it still should not be a federal issue. this should be something that is fought at the state level. it is a little ridiculous the way that people are acting right now that some of these influencers and legislatures are acting right now. they are acting as if abortion is completely going away, which i think is intentional the way they are acting. of course, there will be many states that still have abortion. on the books, there are many states that have already codified roe, states like new jersey, states like new york, they have already codified roe onto their books. but of course, there are many states because of the will of the people. and that is the way it should be. that is the way that it should have always been. because of the will of the people in those states, states like texas, states like louisiana, there are 26 states actually that have decided

abortion is not what we want in our state. because of the majority of the people in those states. and that is the way that it should be. and then, you have to fight a state-by-state battle. that doesn't mean it gets easier. that actually means it gets harder but that is the way it should be. >> carley: you know, i know you know what it is like to be targeted by pro-choice activists. you already see the protests forming in front of the supreme court. if this leak was intended to have an effect on the way the judges rule in this case, do you think the leaker would be successful in doing that? >> absolutely. i don't think that the justices that did render a decision to overturn roe are going to change their minds at all. i think that these justices are not going to flip-flop their decision. but i do think the intention was

to make life difficult for them already on my social media, i have asked for prayers for these justices and their families and i have people are pretty threatening, already sagging, "why would we ever pray for people like this? why would we ask for these types of people to be protected?" and they are out here saying, "well, it is not like we are people that are violent. we are violent if we don't get what we want." are you not? you are the same people burning down cities just, you know, a mere few months ago during the blm movement. so i think there is a pause for concern. >> carley: abby johnson thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> of course periods going all right, let's get to sing under an ounce president biden new disinformation board may be illegal.

tennessee's bill writing in a letter to dhs, the board is "imposing significant constraints on the bedrock of american values and freedoms." no calls on the american people requires congressional review and may be a violation with the white house doubling down on it. >> the mandate is not to adjudicate what is true or false or otherwise. it will be a nonpartisan political manner and basically to coordinate a lot of the ongoing work that is happening. >> joey: the bureau kit head of board dispensing hunter biden's computer and elon musk twitter per trip. >> carley: the met gala, the billionaire attending the event with his mother and shared his vision to transform twitter. >> it is a goal that i have and everything comes to push and twitter. i have what is broadly inclusive

as possible, facilitating this discussion between people and sharing ideas and content and creative things. >> carley: elon musk with large investment firms to take on more financing for $44 billion acquisition of the social media platform. the hollywood and political called out for what many are calling tone-deaf celebrations of gilded age glamour at this year's met gala. >> joey: politics, fashion being used for political statements. jackie ibanez the red carpet run down, jackie >> high matt, good morning carley, joey, the praise of living, hollywood's elite celebrating met gala with gilded age. the late 1800s and early 1900s the gilded era when the rich became megarich while many in the lower class suffered.

many tone-deaf on lines fox news contributor tomi lahren who tweeted, oh, the met gala where filthy rich liberties celebrate extravagance while socialism? if only the little people had that luxury, am i right? eric adams with the red carpet with a red jacket that reads end gun violence. you will see it there. >> we enjoy all of the pieces and all of the people. they are real issues. so come i wanted to use this moment to talk about the people, the innocent people that are done. at the country must focus on this. >> from this time lest your overall crime short of 43% with shootings of 10%. men and new yorkers called out adam's and reparation for the met gala after eight people shot in his city. back to you guys. >> carley: jackie thank you with laurent single terry congressional candidate in

new york and rochester police chief. it is great to see you again. what do you make of mayor eric adams with the pedicure and everybody is allowed to have fun but people look at the crime rate up 42%. critics call that tone-deaf. >> good morning, thank you for having me. you are absolutely right it is tone-deaf. democrats are being tone-deaf on the issue of crime and refused to -- eric adams said he wants to continue to talk about it but let's be about it. let's have a true plan of action to address crime within the inner city. we don't need symbolic filmic ideology with a tuxedo with gun violence on it. i'm surprised a fellow law enforcement officer doesn't realize this urgency that we are in right now. people are dying in the state and people who are dying look just like me. it is time to stand up to law abiding citizens to take back our streets and 32% increase of

african american homicides with regard to defund the police and made the cities less safe. so it's time to stop talking about and put an action together to support the law enforcement because they have the solutions we are dealing with today. >> joey: you talk about that problem, eight shootings in three days. the youngest being a 14-year-old. and struck by gun fire up with three children inside of a home that was shot in chicago, talking about rochester. what is it that wearing a tuxedo to a celebration of candor that may be you as a congressional candidate in congress can't do? >> well, i tell you what, i'm not sure what the tuxedo is going to do to solve the problem there. but you are right, eight shootings over the weekend. six of those occurred during broad daylight between the hours of 12:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. on a sunday. who are right. one was a 14-year-old boy. in a separate incident, we had

three kids in their home at a fisher-price table sitting down having dinner and having to dodge bullets that came through their home. just a week ago we had a 10-year-old shot four times in the chest. luckily, she is alive. also, this is insane what is going on right now. and we continue to save by the grace of god with these people are still alive, but how much longer do we have before the look begins to run out and we start saying what a tragic incident. we should have done a little bit more. and the little bit more should be adding the police do their job because last few years, politician and politicians over safety. it is time to stand up for people who are wanting to be law-abiding and the communities. wanting it to be safe. >> carley: looking back at recent history, 2021 the police departments across the country got defunded in 2020 and in 2021, love of the departments got their funding back because

cities across the country realized what a mistake that was. but still crime continues to go up but why is that? because democrats don't want to address the issues. they want to continue to put the money behind social issues. it doesn't work. when i was police chiefs of rochester, i did not have a police chief to call up to say what can i do to solve crime? we need to make sure this is not a zero-sum game. nobody has to totally lose on this issue. if you want social programs, we need to make sure it's backed up by law enforcement plan. people need to be safe and law enforcement is the viable solution today. we have to make sure law enforcement has the tools, resources, and ability to do their job here that must be supported because as you pointed out, we have seen police officers defunded and many are leaving the job in record numbers appear they are retiring, they are going to other police departments in florida where they feel supported. places like new york and so they

feel safe. >> joey: you know, la'ron i don't believe voting block under the guise of identity politics that we do qualify statistically count something like the black community has a voting block. as we look at the early voting midterm elections, the primaries at the end of the day are losing popularity among black adults specifically. you know, just tell me your thoughts on this. you are running as a republican. to think for yourself you come to this conclusion on your own, but where is that voting block with blocking adults on the republican party and what they have to offer? >> you know what my tell you what, president biden is losing the african american block. many african-americans feel the democratic party is no longer the party of their parents. the democratic party is no longer the party of their grandparents. you know, right now, african-americans in many cities believe their votes are taken for granted.

and i left the democratic party last year as a result of democrats putting over people and public safety especially. i think it is time the democrats start to wake up. i think that is why many voters will go to the booths this november and vote republican because they are tired of crime. >> joey: well i'm a joe biden is down 20% in just about a year among black adults american so that shows you where he is with it. >> absolutely. >> joey: thank you for joining us and good luck with your candidacy. >> carley: thank you, la'ron. >> thank you so much. >> joey: as we mentioned in ohio the primary kick off of closely races across the country. inflation is by far the top issue for voters. so we are asking business owners what they think about the democrats policies so far. >> carley: we haven't even scratched the surface on the frenzy that awaits washington this morning. the congressman michael waltz,

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>> joey: welcome back. nbc news with plagiarism scandal at the network uncovering 11 instances of improper sourcing on the stories. all of the cases came from a single report according to a network statement which says the article did not meet their standards for original reporting. and will president biden actually run for reelection? one "new york times" reporter said others are skeptical. the report says "he has told people that we talk to that have plans to run in 2024 for reelection unless there is a health issue intervening." a lot of democrats do not believe that and are convinced he will not run. he wants to run in 2024. and biden's age and lack of desire for the second term. >> carley: voters in ohio heading to the polls in just a few hours, can you believe it? other states holding primary elections this month.

skyrocketing inflation and emigration the most pressing concerns. joining me eliza garza ice cube, shaved ice, and tim sciulli and black-market barbecue trailer and after reading the names of the businesses, i'm now hungry. it is good to see you. it is good that we are finally talking about elections in a big way. tim i will start with you. what are the issues that matter most? >> for us we battle through a lot the past few years. we have been in business 42 years. we have experienced many hurdles along the way. but we survived the pandemic and now, we are safe with things we can't control. and we are forced to live with, such as supply chain problems, prices at the pump, employee

shortages, and the rising cost of goods and wages. but those are just some of the things that we have to battle as small businesses in america. >> carley: everything is so expensive right now. eliza, you live in the mcallen, texas, right on the border. it is illegal immigration the thing that matters the most to you or inflation or something else? >> right now, a little bit about me is i'm a minority led business that started in the middle of the pandemic that became a franchise in the past two years. so, i am a new business owner. right now, i am learning how to juggle a business, how to deal with a supply chain issue, job market crisis and now pounded by covid and now inflation. so right now, my day today is my business. it is the first thing on my mind. not only for myself.

>> carley: president biden considering cutting down college loans and some amount for students. obviously in an attempt for voters. is that something that appeals to you or are you worried about other things? >> quite frankly, i'm learned about a lot of other things. the student debt thing being forgiven. quite frankly, i don't think that is the right thing to do. it is obvious that his numbers are so poor that he's willing to really do anything to try to pander to get some votes in the upcoming midterm. breach of this week is national small business week. we left our small businesses. we love buying american. tim come i will send it back to you. how are things for you this year compared to last year? >> things have changed a lot. i mean, things are starting to open back up, which is a good thing, but now you face new

hurdles, you know? like i said, you know, you order a specific cheese, and the next thing you know, you are getting a substitute, something that you didn't order where you don't even get your product that you order at all. but, that is just the way we have to adapt to all of these different changes. we continue to do so every day. but the biggest thing in the biggest fear for me is, you know, what is in store for the next generation to come? from all of this? >> carley: that is a scary prospect. a part of new generation because it just started your business. what has it been like to have a new business with all of these challenges, whether the pandemic, inflation or labor shortages that are facing small business owners everywhere? >> it has been a roller coaster

of emotions because as i mentioned, not only responsible for myself, but i'm responsible on the paychecks. my business really relies on changes and a lot, the paychecks will pay their rent, it to pay their parents mortgage. they are hoping to contribute to a household. so what is really scary to live in a time with so uncertain volatile and we are in this crisis every day. we don't know when it will end. >> carley: we just ran out of time. john, we owe you a question for next time. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> carley: the hits keep coming and hunter biden scandal, you look at a new report that the president sent to a russian oligarch. we spoke to a florida mom who

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♪ ♪ >> joey: fox news alert, ukrainian military releasing video of what it claims to russian ships being blown up in the black sea. >> carley: russian forces are resuming attacks on mariupol steel plant as survivors share what they have seen. live and lviv with more, matt, good morning. >> good morning. we are hearing more and more heartbreaking stories of people just escaping mariupol, the city being described as.

it really is a raise to get out of there. for months now, russia has been heavily bombing the beautiful coastal city described as flourishing. now it is nearly level and charged with bombs and fires. an estimated 1,000 peoples are sheltering mariupol trying to survive and hundreds of people seeking shelter in the dark tunnels amongst the steel plant and innocent elderly people, women and children, some innocent running out of food and water. the latest update, however ukraine said dozens of people on their way to safety after being evacuated from the steel plant with the help from the u.n. and the red cross. here are some others who have made their own way out of mariupol and the surrounding areas. >> there was constant shelling during the day and at night. houses were damaged. we hid in the basement. it is a difficult situation with the food. there is no humanitarian aid. there is no money. it is very scary there.

there is nothing left in mariupol. no work, nothing. >> there is also a lot of speculation and rumor about vladimir putin's health. reporting that spee say no mike putin might undergo surgery andr to former federal police chief. but a senior rest defense official tells fox news, it is not aware of the unconfirmed information. and dramatic new video with ukraine claiming to show ukrainian destroying russian patrols near the black sea snake island where you may recall that the beginning of the word ukrainian troops told the premier russian warship to go blank itself and ukraine said it synced the flagship. over the weekend nancy pelosi became the highest ranking american official to visit the country. as of right now, the white house says there's no plans for president biden to visit here. back to you guys. >> carley: matt finn live in lviv, thank you. listen to this, one russian

oligarch with close ties to vladimir putin apparently had a meeting with hunter biden. vladimir, the company which reportedly supplied russian forces with drone use for deadly bombing in ukraine. the email exchange shows hunter in the business partners recording the oligarch for investment in the real estate company in 2012 and 2013. and now sanctioned by the u.k. and australia. he is one of the few russian oligarchs not sanctioned by president biden. you have to wonder why. lost their kids to violent crime in los angeles have enough of attorney gascon. george gascon does not care about us. he doesn't care about parents who lost their children. that is the worst thing any parent can go through. >> i think he cited with every

criminal and not us. >> he has no empathy for victims. he is pro-criminal and i disagree wholeheartedly with his philosophy. >> carley: the organizer behind the effort to remove gascon has reached 250,000 signatures putting them on track to reach 567,000 needed by july 6th to trigger a recall. washington, d.c., kids as young as four are being schooled in the antiracism fight club. each student is given a book which asked the young children to identify races family members as well as the meeting, typing into the meaning of white privilege. according to the letter the washington school principal kids pre-k through third grade participated in the lesson. that principle said it is just the beginning of the dialogue. parents and 11 missouri school district are asking the state attorney general to take action

after the district allegedly gave mandatory student surveys that include questions about gender identity, race and political. >> joey: she joins us now, kimberly. tell us from what i understand you are asking the attorney general to make an inquiry into this. there are not any kind of charges or findings yet. but you believe the school district has essentially violated the parental rights of parents in the district. >> yeah, american schools, whether in webster, missouri or atlanta, georgia, are asking kids very personal questions. they are asking them about their sexual identity, their mental health to him their political beliefs and federal law clearly prohibits schools from doing this without parental consent. and in westchester missouri, it had several parents come to us and say, what can we do about

this? unfortunately they can't sue. there's no way to bring a claim in court but the attorney general has authority to launch an investigation and oppose several penalties on those who violate privacy laws. >> carley: we have some of those questionnaire questions that the school district webster grove reportedly asked the students to fill out. how often do students at your school have important conversations about race even when they might be uncomfortable and should the government on planned parenthood, what is your stance on abortion? very topical this morning of course but why would a school want to know these things? >> what we have been learning is there are these companies that come in and these schools do surveys for absorbent amount of money. they fabricate a problem. they say they don't like that you are not addressing race or mental health enough. same companies come back in and sell curriculum for even more money.

so what we have is a cat-and-mouse game. these schools have no reason to learn this information, but it all comes back down to money and third-party companies that come in. >> joey: you know, kimberly you mention missouri and georgia but yesterday we spoke to a mom in florida says the school officially did a questionnaire or transition plan with her child without her consent. listen to this. >> we did see the transgender support plan which was a six page document that they completed with my daughter who was 13 at the time behind closed doors here and so this is a very systematic way that parents are being excluded from the decisions occurring with their children. >> joey: i don't know the laws around this but the case violating that mother's right just to understand what is going on with her child is of personal law appear and speak with the schools are doing everything they can to cut children's out of their parents lives. last week joe biden said they

are the governments kids. i'm telling you, i'm a mom of a five and 8-year-old and they are my children and up the government's children. we are going to take back our schools and reclaim our families. these lawsuits, an investigation and mom's of america have woken up and we will not stop until we save the future for our children. >> joey: kimberly harmon, general counsel, thank you. >> thank you. >> joey: a fox news alert, washington can turn the midterms into a referendum on roe vs. wade. janelle king is here to talk about what that means in a critical space like georgia and beyond. >> carley: speaking of the midterms the white house amended it does not do its homework when it promises to erase student loan debt. we will tell you how the major miscalculation can come back to bite them. that poll coming up. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> joey: fox news alert supreme court leaked a draft opinion of the high court consumed moved to end roe vs. wade. that is sending shock waves to the halls of congress and across america. janelle king founder of speak

georgia inc., good morning, janelle. >> good morning, thank you for having me and thank you for your service. >> joey: i hope they are treating you well in the state. i will be back home soon. this leaked draft opinion, here is a part of it. the constitution makes no reference to abortion and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision. so, that is potentially something that justice alito has written. what is your initial reaction to this leaked? >> you know what, so my initial reaction is this seems to be pointing to the direction of the democrats to try to put this as a social issue when we should be talking about policy when it comes to the midterm elections. at the very, very, very strong problem though my pro-lifer, my husband is running for u.s. senate, toby king born from a 15-year-old mother and a year after roe v versus wade and the emotional impact on the women

who have gone through abortion. i think it is actually time for roe v. wade to be overturned. but i don't like the fact this was leaked. i feel like this was a complete disgrace to our system to leak something like this instead of allowing it to come to fruition. another attack to the democrats to force to talk about issues outside of inflation and things happening right now that are impacting people. a surprise until 2006 and the confirmation hearings to let ust this. and let's take a listen. >> this is the subtle glow of the land. saddles means it cannot be re-examined. it has been challenged, reaffirmed, but it is an issue that is involved in litigation right now at all levels. >> joey: we understand we have majority conservative court we understand where most are on this issue. this is not a surprise.

but what is interesting is they are a potential leak is intended to change people's votes worst o stir votes and georgia, very purple and very contented. >> absolutely. and this is an issue where people pretty much have decided where they stand. this is not a swing issue. if anything, it is an initial goal to energize their phase two increase turnout. the the public and conservative come we have to make sure to voe at the voting booth. secondly, we have to elect people to go to the general election that are prepared to debate on these particular issues and not going to keep us on defense but put us in a position to go on offense on these issues. we when we know early voting starts in georgia today. like you said, your husband is a few candidate running for senate

and the primary. and may even go to a runoff purity will want to talk about roe will impact how georgians vote. parents of kids under the age of 18 are almost twice as likely to vote for republican over a democrat. obviously, this has a lot to do with schools and the crt and stuff like that that governor brian kemp just signed a law in georgia to kind of essentially taking crt out of schools and making sure it doesn't get into. i don't know how many schools do that in georgia. one of your thoughts with contention, contentious election coming up and topic so important to parents with the political aisle they were coming from. >> you know what, first, let's start by saying critical race theory, yes, it is in every school whether you want to call it emotional learning or any other social name you want to consider as a trojan horse to introduce critical race theory. but it is in every school prayer that is why i'm so proud of our

governor has parental rights bill. there was a number of bills, one to prevent a concept of oppression versus oppressor. and transparency, school board meetings for parents as well as standing up to woke materials. the list goes on and on. a bill that doesn't get a lot of attention with parental rights bill is a bill that increases me ritzy for students to be compared to compete in the world after they come out of school. so i believe there is a lot of tension on education. that is because there are a lot of mama bears out there really, really upset what they found during covid appearance why think this will be a hot issue d a hot-button issue, not so much on the federal side of wanting to get rid of the actual poor education but outside of fact, this will be a state issue for sure. so a lot of state elected officials will be talking about this. i do believe it is a great dynamic peer review so what

happened in virginia for elected officials, special republican st opportunity to take a seat becaa lot of people are upset about what is happening in the school. >> joey: absolutely the primaries will be very important especially in georgia. thank you for coming on and talking to us about this issue. >> absolutely, thank you for having me. >> joey: yes, ma'am. >> carley: all-star lineup attorney general ashley moody accusing dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas lying under oath when he testified last week. she is here with evidence. >> joey: congressman michael waltz, pete hegseth and tomi lahren are all on deck. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ [chanting] >> carley: a fox news alert, a stunning new alert on unprecedented supreme court leak rocking the nation. political with a draft majority opinion suggesting the high court to strike down roe vs. wade. republicans are accusing a liberal law clerk of leaking the document to intimidate justices in order to change the outcome of the ruling. you are watching "fox & friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> joey: joey jones and ford todd piro. the democrats are pushing for a full-bow