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>> it's on. todd piro. the battles in california where g.o.p. contenders tracking for the settlement nomination. we've been talking about this for a while. the fierce battle shaping up to be one of the highest profile primaries of the year. check yvonne joins us with the candidates on the official thoughts. >> good morning. it is on. today's the >> republican spot on the midterm ticket in what will likely be a tough race to keep the pennsylvania senate seat in gop hands. pick a candidate who can stop the democrats. >> lots of people are figuring out who to vote for and they are zerooed in and asking themselves three questions. who is going to represent and fight for the values i hold dear. who can win the general election in november and who can get to the senate and make a big difference on day one?

>> carley: and kathy barnett becoming a surprise top contender, credits her rise to her authenticity. >> they are mad because i didn't ask for permission to be in this space, i just walked in because this is my country and our country is in trouble and i don't believe we have more room to elect warm bodies with an r next to their name and say check republicans when. it is not working for us. >> carley: dr. oz is getting endorsement of president trump dismissing opponent criticism his past comments do not match his conservative platform. >> president trump warned me, they will have a lot of insider establishment types coming after you, got really aggressive after the president's endorsement.

pennsylvania is smart. >> carley: polls in pennsylvania open in two hours at 7:00, back to you. >> todd: we talked to fred keller about why today's primary is so critical for republicans. >> i think the best person we can put forward in this election is dr. oz, he is america first candidate. i sat down with him and he really cares and that is what we need, somebody to put america first. shares values as proi life, believes in our constitution. dr. oz is the only one that said pennsylvania is smart. >> todd: lawrence joey jones having breakfast with friends, he'll be with us in a little bit. >> carley: to a fox news alert. the man killed at a shooting at laguna woods.

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sussmann showdown. first trial from john durham's long investigation into the trump russia probe. >> todd: the jury was seated yesterday. some raise concerns about impartiality in this case. brooke singman joins us live. >> brooke: today is first full day of the trial of michael sussmann, the first trial steming from john durham's investigation into the origins of the trump russia probe. durham sat in the courtroom for the entirety of jury selection yesterday amid concern it would be difficult to find an impartial jury in dc, city that votes for democrats. the jury includes one federal employee who told christopher cooper they donated to democrats during the 2016 election cycle and said they strongly dislike former president trump, but both jurors claimed they would be impartial throughout the trial. despite concern about biassed

jury, the trial will reveal a lot about the depth of hillary clinton's involvement in the trump russia probe. >> already in pretrial situation, we've learned hillary clinton was response for the russia collusion hoax, we'll learn more about that and hopefully as much as we need to. >> brooke: sussmann is charged with making a false statement to the fbi for telling general counsel he was not doing work for any client when he presented data that demonstrated ties between the trump organization and russia's alpha bank, which has ties to the kremlin. durham alleges sussmann billed the clinton campaign. sussmann pleaded not guilty. durham's team is set to call two fbi special agents to testify and former clinton lawyer mark elias.

the democratic national committee funded the anti-trump dossier. it will begin at 9 a.m. eastern. >> carley: let's bring in tom fenton, president of judicial watch. tom, i think some trump supporters may be disappointed by this trial. it is not about whether or not the clinton campaign crafted this lie tying trump to russia and fed the lie to the fbi and media. it is about whether or not michael sussmann lied to the fbi about him working for the clinton campaign. it is being called narrow in scope. where do things go from here? >> well, you know, as has been discussed, there is evidence that has come up in the run-up to this trial in case that highlight hillary clinton's involvement in the lies and spy og trump in the white house

potentially. that is pretty dramatic and this is her top lawyer, there were two top lawyers for her campaign, one is testifying and the other on trial. it is hard for hillary clinton to escape accountability, however limited as you highlight in this case for the criminality targeting president trump. to me, the irony is that the fbi is coming off as the victim of the clinton campaign, certainly this lawyer, mr. sussmann, when who was the victim, but donald trump? he was the victim of crime. this will play out for the american peep and he will it's been playing out for years. now someone may go to jail as part of this criminal conspiracy against president trump. let's do a quick synopsis. tech exec accused of giving

michael sussmann data, he is on the left and michael sussmann brought the fbi unverified information that may have connected trump towers with alpha bank, he is charged with one count of lying to investigators. and there is hillary clinton on the right, what stood out to me, tom, what brooke mentioned and andrew mccarthy mentioned here. he says, durham will have enough evidence to prove the narrow crime he's charged. biggest challenge may be the jury in trust hostile washington durham may be the government's lawyer, this will not be a home gain for him. do you share his worry that durham's case just got harder based upon the venue they are in? >> well, as brooke reported, two jurors are presumably anti-trump or they confess they are not friendly to republicans or

donald trump. to the degree this case remains narrow about whether sussmann lied to the fbi lawyer, they may be able to achieve the desired result, a guilty verdict. if trump comes up more in this case or hillary clinton, the less likely sussmann may see a guilty verdict. i'm disappointed durham didn't push for a conspiracy claim against others including hillary clinton and he talked about this joint venture operation and many people don't understand this. hillcroft's campaign and the operation all fought the release of records about what they knew and when about what sussmann was doing and this operation they were pursuing against president trump. some information may come out now because it may not come up

at trial, but may come out subsequent to this because documents were handed over to durham. >> carley: you say you are disappointed sussmann didn't put for the conspiracy claim. you have former attorney kevin cline-smith. you have what is going on with igor denshenko for his work on the steele dossier. that is pretty much it and those people are on the periphery of what happened, it is not hillary clinton, it doesn't really come very close to her. why is that? >> i think hillary clinton is a protected person in washington, d.c. three years, three indictments, three prosecuprosecutions, not strongest record given resources put in place here.

no doubt what went on. in my view, where has -- was hillary clinton brought before a grand jury? was obama? was joe biden? they were all involved and they all knew the allegations were false and they went to the fbi, they went to the cia, in the case of obama and biden, they authorized action against trump and been zero accountability from durham's side in terms of asking questions. i'm not sure if they have been asked questions let alone gone before the grand jury. >> todd: time suggest curious, midterm around the corner. going forward, what dominos do you expect to fall following the sussmann trial. >> if this is the beginning, i think many of us will be happy. if it is the end, they will be

disappointed. a durham report will expose issues we've been talking about and big question, will hillcroft run for office and will donald trump be her opponent and will this issue come up? donald trump has been vindicated in the sense he was right. he was spied upon and it was the worst corruption in american history and people going to jail over it or could go to jail over it. >> todd: tom fitton, thank you, sir. stunning report revealing the president's sister was tipped off to tough question she would face on hunter biden before going on "the view." >> colin: -- >> carley: joe concha reacts to the special treatment next. arle the special treatment next.

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possible tornado touchdown. the weather system leaving 4000 people without power after the spring storm ripped down power lines. >> todd: janice dean is here. i don't remember one tornado there, that is scary. >> janice: tornados can happen anywhere any time. to see what looks like a confirmed tornado. we had a tornado flpt north carolina and over 300 reports of severe weather yesterday, most in the dinnertime hour, people trying to head home. it looks like a confirmed tornado. that storm system moved through and exited the coastline and looking at a new round of severe storms for the central u.s. line of thunderstorms pushed through 5, 6, 7 p.m., hail and damaging winds and tornado report for new england.

severe storm threat tuesday, including bullseye kansas city toward omaha. other big story is the heat. excessive heat across southern planes with heat indexes over 100 degrees. feeling like summertime already. big primary today in pennsylvania, weather looking good. severe storms yesterday, much better forecast today, several states going to the polls. kentucky, could see mostly sunshine today. that is good. for north carolina, good forecast territoried the northwest. oregon today and the forecast looks good. am i right, oregon? idaho? look at that, all states look good. >> todd: oregon, idaho, kentucky -- >> carley: hit them all, nailed it. thank you. listen to this.

former white house aid turned msnbc host calling out thinking president biden shouldn't call for re-election. >> joe biden has gotten a lot of things done, if high wants to run for president, members in the background, shame on them. if you don't think the president should run for re-election, put your name on that quote. >> todd: joe concha, i listened to that and thought, this is the latest example of desperate and divided nature of the dems right now. >> joey: desperate and divided, two d's apply. poll after poll, not just democrats within the white house or around the president, many democratic voters are saying, joe biden, thanks, you did your job in terms of being the candidate to prop up as moderate to get rid of donald trump.

we don't need you to be around in the second term, plus given his performance, polling primarily in the low to mid-30s, i think 39% with nbc news over the weekend. 33% with quinnipiac, not the numbers you want when somebody is running for president. given all the leaks that came out of kamala harris's office and given that simone santd sanders barely lasted a hockey season. now she is telling people to put their names on leaks. she may have been white house press secretary, but chose to jump ship when things got tough, i'm not taking her opinion seriously in terms of defending the president, she could have stayed at her job and she did not. >> carley: president clinton's

sister was tipped off about questions on "the view." she had deliberated her strategy with the producer on her cue card, clear window to make third degreelines, she was expected to ask owens about hunter biden, her opportunity comes as does 30 second remaining warning and farngs rah griffin doesn't do it. owens had been warned in a commercial of what she planned to ask. your reaction? >> joe: this is your friendly reminder, carley, that "the view" was moved to abc's news division a few years ago. can you imagine that? peter jennings, has to be looking down, you are kidding me, right. farah is odd i guessing for the conservative seat on the show, only prerequisite to be a

conservative is answering yes to the following question. do you really, really, really, really hate donald trump? she represents the show on fridays and she is cnn and endorsed joe biden last year. they endorse democrats. as far as not asking for hunter biden, 11th commandment, thou shalt protect the president at all costs even if a federal investigation is ongoing of the president's son, just another black -- i will not say black eye for the view, not day of barbara walters or meghan mccain. >> todd: and not -- supreme court justice clarence thomas calling out the critics in liberal media. listen to this. >> one thing i've said in response to the media is when they talked about or especially early on about the way i did my

job, i said, i will absolutely leave the court when i do my job as poorly as you do yours. that was meant as a compliment really. >> carley: personality there. >> todd: known for not talking a lot, not asking a lot of questions what do you make of the burn from justice thomas? >> joe: humor is about timing. that crowd was probably expecting a toic speech. you watch the hearings and you thought brett kavanaugh was bad, his may have been as bad as far as what he was accused of and the media piled on as treating gossip with gospel and never been any better since. that is an apparent thing, media trust is all-time low in this country, something around 32% trust the media. what do you trust about it

exactly? remember, and i will leave it here, after watergate, three quarters of the country trusted our media, those are days of cronkite and mudd. we are seeing activism now. i got the 30-second warning. >> carley: great job. chat with you tomorrow. amber heard facing blistering cross-examination in the johnny depp defamation trial against her. she was questioned about the "washington post" op-ed at the center of the case. >> what if anything in this op-ed was incorrect? >> nothing. every word is true. it is not about johnny, only one who thought it was about johnny was johnny. i tried to protect johnny and history of what we had, tried to protect him. >> carley: heard was asked why johnny depp refuses to look her in the eyes.

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>> todd: here we go. big primary election day kicking off in five states across our great country. >> carley: battle in pennsylvania, three gop contenders jockeying for senates nomination. one of the highest-profile primaries of the season. >> todd: host of lawrence jones cross country joins us live from millford, pennsylvania, he will be talking to voters today. good morning, sir. >> lawrence: good morning. it's a big day here. this race is heating up. i'm so curious on what the voters are going to say. dr. oz is running and barnette and dave mccormick. one is endorsed by president trump, dr. oz. barnette has pro-life groups and tea party groups supporting her and dave mccormick has a lot of

trump appointees, former trump surrogates supporting him. it is anybody's game. issues that matter to voters, there is economy, inflation, how that is impacting them. crime facing the entire country and what is happening on the border with fentanyl coming across. we will gauge who voters are going to vote for today. we saw neck and neck race going on in west virginia and we were able to predict who was going to win by being at the diner. they let us know who the majority of folks were going for and when election night rolled in, we saw who was able to win that race. guys, so excited to be here today, folks are waiting to come into the diner. >> carley: this is exciting. have you talked to anybody to see how they feel about this race? it has split the republican

party into three chunks. >> lawrence: you know, just preparing for this, i was making a lot of phone calls, just so i can gauge it tochlt me, right now, carley, it seems like it is a race between barnette and dr. oz. i think some of the mud that has been being swung back and forth, i'm not sure and you see a lot right now coming from dr. oz's camp. they feel like barnette is not electable, she cannot win and folks on the ground say people made the same argument for donald trump. some mud may have helped barnette, where the race goes, i don't know yet. when i talk to folks, i will make some type of prediction. >> todd: typically low turnout for primaries, there is a lot of buzz in this race, we're talking about it. nation is talking about it. will that drive up the voter turnout to numbers we haven't

seen in primaries before? >> lawrence: let's talk about that, todd. the reason there is hype on this race, two reasons. number one, the direction of the country. people are upset, republican and democrats, independents, you see the president on the national level is underwater. number two, is the fact that people felt like they were robbed in the last election, not because of votes, but there wasn't a clear campaign based on policy and people have buyers remorse. there be turnout for those two reasons alone. >> carley: it is one to watch. we got to leave it here, but the progressive candidate is expected to be congressman connor lamb, the more centrist candidate. unique story lines on both

sides. looking forward to the diner segment on "fox and friends." >> lawrence: i willise waffles for you. >> todd: and bacon for me. i haven't had bacon in months. >> lawrence: carbout. >> todd: senator cruz supreme court victory yesterday. court ruling 6-3, law tapping repayment for campaign is unconstitutional. >> and so this law, it limits the ability of candidate to make a loan to him or herself and pay himself back. they don't want some pesky challenger, say a small business owner to make a loan, put their life savings in and knockout the career politician. >> todd: the texas senator loanned his campaign over the $250,000 cap set in 2002. chief justice roberts writing of

the decision, the government failed to show how that cap prevents corruption. >> carley: suing a middle school, melisz riley says her son who is biracial says the school treats kids differently based on the color of their skin. >> when this program was put into motion, i talked to the school and they told me he could be a black spokesperson for the black community. when i told him i didn't think that would be appropriate, they told me if he was uncomfortable with the conversations, he and other children of color could go to a safe place during the conversations and that is segregation. >> carley: she says the school has changed her son in ways she does not approve of. he sees himself different because of the anti-racist program. >> todd: and school district given until friday to drop

sexual harassment charges against kids. students facing accusation for ignoring another student's preferred pronouns. one parent speaking out. >> they said he didn't use the right pronouns and i just couldn't believe it. i was apauled. >> todd: if student records are not cleared by friday, they could pursue legal action against the district. so many questions including how a 15 year eeled old or 11 year old could -- doesn't qualify for sexual harassment. elon musk -- deal on pause and sending shock waves through social media. tell you why. >> carley: the ceo of -- or co-founder of black lives matters says the group was flooded with "white guilty money," how much they raked in?

they can buy a lot more mansions. we'll be talking about all of this with cheryl casone coming up.

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breaking this morning, elon musk announcing his deal to take over twitter is on pause. >> todd: musk raising questions about the number of bot accounts by twitter saying there could be a lot more. cheryl casone is here with more. a lot going on this morning. >> cheryl: a lot happening overnight. it is all about the bot, the message from elon musk to twitter. here is the tweet, 20% fake spam accounts, four times what twitter claims could be higher. my offer was based on estimates being accurate. this deal cannot move forward. specific performance clause gives twitter the right to sue musk if he has financing from the bank, remember, but he doesn't close the deal. that is important to bring up this morning. >> carley: and it is a billion dollars. do you think the deal will go

through? this is a negotiating tactic to draw the price down, is that what is going on? >> cheryl: i do. the stock has been under pressure since the strike price was 54.20 and now below that as far as markets are concerned. he has negotiating power. there is billion dollar break-up fee. there is leverage on both sides. he is right. you have to monetize bots. well, you can't, you have to monetize actual users. twitter is an ad-based platform. you don't have a company to buy if you can't monetize the people on said platform. >> todd: i'm sickened this is part of a long game from elon. >> carley: do you agree? >> cheryl: yep. >> todd: staying with the elon block. elon pulling no punches when it comes to president biden. listen to this.

>> the real president is whoever controls the teleprompter. it is like the path to power is path to the teleprompter. >> cheryl: well, he's right, this administration has a problem getting a lot of different things done. when it comes to regulation, this plays into elon musk's favor. they have been slow to push out regulation when it comes to social media and platforms because they have so much else going on, that helps at the end of the day. >> carley: the baby formula short an, there is update. >> cheryl: yes, abbott labs did reach an agreement. today fda and abbott agreed on plans to reopen the michigan plant to resolve the shortages impacting families across the country today.

>> getting formula to shelves is one of the president's top priorities, something he's focusing on very acutely. remember the shortage exists because abbott closed the facility because of safety concerns from the fda. >> cheryl: democratic congresswoman rosa delaura saying i'm looking at a company that put profit over peep and he will it is wrong. the company attempted to hide information from the fda. the fda just dragged their feet in making this public. you spoke with a parent about this. >> it is affecting the babies and moms should not have to worry about this. they have a lot on their plate. they are exhausted, recovery from surgery and the last thing is where can i buy my baby a can of formula.

>> cheryl: hear her. >> todd: numbers coming out of blm, you may do american dream home with a mansion they purchased 6789 >> cheryl: i wonder how many more they purchased. blm says it is the fault of guilty white donors. >> it was a major shock and like wait, i did not see that coming. contrary to what has been reported, much funding that came was from individual donors, a lot of white guilt money. >> cheryl: they collected 90 million in 2020. washington examiner exposed the purchase of the l.a. mansion and they did file with the i.r.s. here is what they are saying. black lives matter 42 million in assets, this is 63-page group of tax documents they filed with the i.r.s.

42 million in assets, they spent 37 million from july of 2020 to june of 2021. this is first time we've gotten a look inside any i.r.s. filings from this group because they changed their reporting period and delayed them having to file any i.r.s. documents. >> carley: it is a wild story, definitely one to follow. a lot of money. what's in a name? michelle obama echos this message with a woke misspelling of the word "woman." >> todd: tomi is how you pronounce the name of this young lady. she has a lot to say about that next, tomi tuesday. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design solutions to help you manage payroll, benefits, and hr today, so you can have more success tomorrow.

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cocktail attack near the capitol. the suspect ignited two explosives hurled them at the building in failed break-in attack. christine had this to say. >> the radical left is, in fact, bleeding our state right now this continues to be the problem. they are not actively enforcing the expectations that we have of our society that political violence is bad. that's not hard to say. >> todd: kate brown refused to condemn the 2020 riots following the death of george floyd. former first lady michelle obama raises eyebrows with the spelling of the word woman replacing a with an x. >> carley: state lawmakers will have the right to strip women about the bodies and healthcare. joining us now tomi lahren. i haven't heard this word before. i didn't know this was a thing. so now they are making up words

you can't even say. >>ism, we have seen that a lot when they try to change the definitions of things. we are all big mumbo jumbo nobody know what is they are where they are going and what they're supposed to do. important we fight for the riots of people that we don't know who they're and what they are supposed to do. another attempt to pander michelle obama better than anybody else changing the meaning of things to outwoke the democrat party which is becoming increasingly challenging. every day wake up they are a little more woke. >> todd: democrats are leaning more and more into identity politics because they have nothing to run on these midterms. joe biden so far low in approval the economy is in the tank. everything is a disaster? >> all they have a culture war. they have to distract everybody from the real kitchen table issues that impact us all no matter how you want to identify e or x or what letter you choose to use in identification. the not sitting well with democrats. so they have to go to the culture issues. they have to go to abortion and

changing the definition of things. being woke, because otherwise they have nothing to distract people from the fact there is no baby formula. gas is expensive and inflation at 40 year high? where do did you go from there well you change letters. >> carley: also this to ask you about there is this yale law student there are several of them who posted this in the wake of roe v. wade leaked draft opinion. and they are calling for this -- i'm going to read the post right here. it says the member of wlf society political takeover we all seem to be posting fran post frantically.why are they ry with socialen consequences and unrelenting daily confrontation. they are calling for unrelenting daily confrontation. it is one young yale law opportunity. i think it incapsulates this

militant really aggression from the left. >> maxine waters started that confront trump supporters wherever they may be. this is not just one student. this is the mood on college campuses. the leftists do believe they have the moral high ground therefore they believe they can do anything and everything to intimidate conservative students sitting down and shutting up. that really is what that is about. they don't want to hear other ideas. they want to shut them down and intimidate others who have those ideas so they feel they like they don't have a place to. intimidation doesn't work. that's why i always say don't be afraid offending people that have no problem offending you. stick to your guns, be who you are and fight back because that's the only way to win the battle on college campuses. >> todd: basically call for her side to ruin the law school experience for those that she doesn't agree with. that's not what law school was like for me. people have different discussions. that's how you learn to be a

lawyer. >> that's how it should be on college campuses whether you are going to be law student or what have you. you should be able to have own dialogue about issues that make you uncomfortable. more speech not less. unfortunately the left has such bad ideas they like to silent the other other side. >> carley: you didn't even wake up you didn't go to bed. here bright and early got to love it. >> todd: "fox & friends" now. >> pennsylvania voters will head to the polls in what is a high stakes primary battle. >> you will see my name first. you will vote for me. >> i think i'm the better option. >> we are going to win. this elon musk announcing his deal to take over twitter is on pause. >> the more questions i ask, the more my concerns grow. >> good morning, sir, how are you? >> opening arguments set to begin today john durham's investigation russia probe. michael is youmans