little bit and she did. the only thing you can be assured of with her statement is the next day she'll make some type of clarification to it, because it didn't make sense the first day. this bt with the passage of time, sometimes you need those clarifications. thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate having you on. >> you bet. thank you so much. >> carley: you, too. fox & friends starts now. ♪ ♪ >> in new york city a woman was killed after she was shot in the head while walking with a baby stroller. the gun violence epidemic. >> at the national problem impacting families. >> how the governor of that state responded was to go straight to politics. >> vice president kamala harris attacked texas governor greg abbott on the horrific deaths of 53 migrants. >> i forgot that kamala harris was the borders czar. they do absolutely nothing. >> the heroic actions of more

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as it comes around. and people of golf, go to the beach, spend a three-day weekend. and a lot of people just use this as a metal detector to try and find jewelry. >> absolutely. in south carolina they have a flyover for the fourth of july. the military does. >> that's a lot of people celebrating the fourth of july. we will tell you later on about how a california school board member is coming for you to boycott the fourth of july. before you make plans, before you go to the grocery store in buy hot dogs and stuff, you've got to hear why they are boycotting. in the meantime, speaking of the ocean and the fourth of july, there's a story out today that apparently they are warning people here in the northeast about great white sharks heading our way. >> wonderful. >> so you need a bigger boat. maybe you should boycott not the fourth of july but just getting in the ocean with great white sharks.

>> after "jaws" cannot really change a thought process. >> the sharks were here first. this is their crib. we are going where they are and we are met then pay whatever we we mad at >> i heard that when they take a bite out of you didn't like the way it tastes. >> but if the shark starts about you you are supposed to punch it in the nose. >> that's right. >> i'd be screaming too allowed. >> thank you for joining us on this thursday before the fourth of july. meanwhile, the biden administration being pressed to take action at the southern border at the wake of that horrific tragedy in san antonio. >> the death toll has gone up and it is now 53 migrants who died as a result. >> and, when you find about this driver on meth, unbelievable series of events and arrests. as to texas governor greg abbott devine's president biden do

something to stop the loss of life. >> good morning. texas officials including governor greg abbott are vowing to make changes following this tragedy which has become the deadliest smuggling operation every in the u.s. investigators still trying to piece together what happened and if each of the migrants who died that a total of 67 people were found in the back of a tractor-trailer in close to 100-degree heat. on wednesday governor abbott vowed to step up security and says texas will be increasing checkpoints to ensure similar smuggling operations are disrupted, but he says texas can't do it alone. >> deaths could be prevented if biden simply fully funded the border patrol operation of the united states of america. joe biden may not be stepping up to make sure it doesn't happen again, but texas is going to step up and do our part. >> the biden administration says it's doing everything possible to prevent smuggling and human

trafficking but vice president kamala harris is now accusing governor habit of politicizing this tragedy. harris herself has come under repeated criticism for not doing more to address border security issues, later saying demand of accused of driving the truck is scheduled to have his court appearance. he's been in charge of in death and reportedly high on meth. >> and the driver does face the death penalty. he was trying to pretend he was one of them. >> hiding in a bush. >> and he was arrested in another part of the states. he's been charged with conspiracy. he had been communicating with the driver, presumably via text, about transporting migrants. he also faces the death penalty if convicted. two others were found at the san antonio address where the truck was registered. >> very good checkpoint. >> that's the driver this on

meth. the others found at that address for the truck was registered have been charged with possession of a weapon by an alien illegally in the united states. so they are all in a very deep, hot water. >> yeah, there's a big problem obviously down there at the border and the border czar as our vice president. she went down to the border for what, 20 minutes maybe, on her way to california? that's the only time he's been down there. when our president was senator and vice president come in as president, he has not been down there at all and she had the gall, kamala harris, to lash out at the governor down there who says, y'all are in washington and hearing we have this problem. you are not down here doing anything. i have to do everything. and she lashes out at him. >> how the governor of that state responded really highlights part of the problem,

because his response is to go straight to politics. instead of dealing with the realities of the issue. we also need to take seriously the fact that we have a broken immigration system that was decimated by the last administration, and we have been trying, and we are on the path of doing it, to fix that broken system. >> yeah, this is the governor playing politics. you don't build the wall, you don't provide any security, i have seen -- i have these men and national guard, i have to build my own wall. i can't get my border patrol to watch the border because all they do is press as you are illegals because you have not cracked down on central and south america, you're not going to put leverage on to mexico to back up the southern border. you have not enforced title 42. you have not put remain in mexico in place even though the order was stayed in the

supreme court decision could come out in the number of hours. that's politics. that's reality. she's not in reality. she rarely visits it. here's the texas governor. >> i forgot that kamala harris was the border czar. to my knowledge, she has not said anything about the border this entire year. the first thing she says is to criticize the one governor who has done more to secure the border than any other governor in america. so while she and joe biden continue to twiddle their thumbs and do absolutely nothing to solve this catastrophe that took place just this week, it was me and texas on the ground and on the border each day where i was announcing initiatives about what texas is going to do to try and do biden's job of making sure that we are going to do a better job as a country, to prevent truckers from transporting and snuggling migrants. >> right. by the way, when she comes out and says donald trump broke the

border, are you kidding me? they secure the border. let's get a show of hands from the border patrol on whether it was shut or not. under her tutelage, 32,000 came over. and 1.563 million have come here already this year. lastly they call in to see, maybe we should do this and do the immigration like we did guns. to me you can't even talk about reform and assist unless you secure the border. that is to come next. >> what he was doing with the initiative in texas is the governor said that state rangers, the texas rangers, would set up more truck checkpoints on highways. keep in mind it was back in april and the governor pretty much good luck to the entire texas border because he required every truck coming in extra screening. obviously that truck right there

had been cloned so it looks like something else, but if kamala harris is in charge of root causes, let me explain the root cause. the reason this is going on is because, first of all, they can get away with it. the reason the cartels are doing it, the root causes money. because the migrants generally pay about $10,000 to be flown across the border and then put into a truck like this and moved up and off to san antonio where they get on salic trucks and go across the country there were 100 people in that truck. each one of them pay $10,000. did the math. that is a million dollars, and that's why those people who were driving and coordinating were doing it, for the money and because this administration has allowed this to happen. >> that's why the governor is setting up additional checkpoints for any truck that comes across the border.

each will consist of 20 troopers and they will look at these and make sure that this doesn't happen again. they will try their best. in addition, the national guard is taking immediate action. the lieutenant governor said closed means no one is coming in. the doors are shut. he says in this case, last month we broke another record. in may it was the highest record of apprehensions. 239,416. meanwhile the white house says the borders are closed, so i do have so many apprehensions? where are we hitting record numbers? sees hundred 11 on the east coast. coming of a young what we are learningabout the s. >> plus joe rogan is revealing his pick for president as of now. with who he would like to see in 2024. ♪ ♪

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between lexington and third avenue adjacent to a park in a school. you can imagine how many were outside and heard that gunshot. it was piercing. again it is still unclear if this was a random attack or if the victim was targeted. we do know that the person responsible for all of this got away. police commissioner keyshawn sewall telling reporters that shooting happened before 8:30. an unarmed woman, being stricken in the head at point-blank range. she was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead. the baby was unharmed and eric adams that he will not allow this kind this gun epidemic to keep cleaning more lives. >> when a mother is pushing a baby carriage down the block or an individual, a woman, is pushing a baby carriage down the block and is shot at point-blank range, it shows just how this

national problem has impacted families. we are going to find this person who is guilty of this horrific crime. we are going to find him and bring him to justice. >> detectives have not disclosed a motive although it does appear to be domestic. they have not confirmed that with us. they also have not made any arrests at this time and are looking for a man who ran off eastbound on east 95th street. he was dressed in all black. >> thank you very much. >> beautiful area in new york. >> i used to live there. i know a lot of people who live in the neighborhood. it's not far from the mayor's house, actually. gracie mansion. it looks like an execution. when somebody walks up behind somebody and fires a single shot into the back of their head, it looks like the upper east side execution. the question is, was it random or was she targeted?

>> they said it appears to be domestic. >> but they don't know. they haven't released any of that information. >> it could be gang-related, some initiation. i just can't believe the mayor brings up guns. because addressing the problem of proliferation of guns? this is an execution on the street. i don't think the proliferation of guns is the issue. any cold-blooded is going to get a gun and pull this off. i don't believe the gun is the issue in this case. >> he also said this shows how this national problem is impacting families and doesn't matter if you're in the upper eastside or east new york, brooklyn. national problem? it is a problem coast to coast, but take a look at where it's a problem. it's particularly a problem in big cities that are soft on crime. you can break the law and the next thing you know you're not arrested because the cops know

that you will immediately be released, and prosecutors are going to push it. they are obviously going to throw the book at this person if they can figure out who it is. >> so many schools in this area, this happened neither playground. a little girl heard it and thought it was fireworks and then realized -- she was ten years old, playing. you can also see on the map, one of our school districts here, one of our schools is right there. everything is on surveillance cameras in the cities. i'm sure they have them at the school in the playground, and hopefully they will be all the find out who did this. the mayor says the gunmen will be tracked down and the suspect is wearing a black i.d. and sweatpants. hopefully there will be some answers. >> that description won't help, but total crime up 37% and robberies up 40%, burglaries 33%. felony assault up 93%. total crime, murders are down. we had 220 at this time last year.

not counting this one, just under 200. we used to have 300 a year. this is june and we are already hitting that number. but i just worry with the cameras and those trees, they might be obscured to get a shot of the sky. >> lexington and 95th, that the high traffic area. i would be surprised if they don't have surveillance. >> they've got images of the guy. it is so shocking. mom killed walking baby on the upper east side, shot pushing a stroller. terrible. >> let's hand it to carley. more headlines for us. >> we are starting in madrid where president biden will address the media before heading back to the united states, announcing the largest u.s. military expansion in europe in decades. as the alliance looks to counter russian aggression, it includes sending two fighter jet squadrons to the u.k. and the

establishment of a permanent army base and pull. dying to respond, calling the moves destabilizing. the july 4th getaway is on, and travel nightmares persist at our nation's airport. today there are over 400 delays and 325 flight cancellations. pilots are blaming the biden administration's covid vaccine mandate is a major factor. meanwhile, senators ed markey and richard blumenthal are urging airlines to take action ahead of the holiday weekend, riding, "flight cancellations and significant delays have real-world consequences for the travelers." joe rogan is wading into presidential politics and he thinks florida's governor should run for president in 2024. is what he had to say on his popular podcast. watch this. >> ron desantis would work as a good president. i mean, what he's done for florida has been admirable. he was correct when it comes to

protecting our vulnerable populations, he was correct in terms of distribution of monoclonal antibodies. what he's done is stand up for freedom. >> governor desantis maintains he is focused on his 2022 race for reelection in florida, and a salute this morning to the last surviving medal of honor recipient from world war ii who died wednesday at 98 years old at a d.a. center bearing his name in west virginia. marine corporal herschel "woody" williams earned the highest decoration for his bravery in the battle of iwo jima after using a flame thrower and explosives to clear several concrete bunkers while under heavy machine gun fire in february of 1945. listen to what woody had to say to pete hegseth back in 2018 about that day. >> we had a great cause. our freedom is at stake. so we had that great cause to save our freedom and our country. so i was certainly inspired by

that. i wear the metal, by the way, in honor of two marine to sacrifice their lives that day for mine. so perhaps i wouldn't even be here if it had not been for those marines. >> he will line stayed in the west virginia capitol rotunda on saturday. he will be laid to rest on sunday. those are your headlines. a life well lived. >> no kidding, and he was presented the metal by harry truman. it'll make them like that guy. >> how cute is he? it he's adorable! thank him for his service. god bless his family. speaking of american heroes, this sunday can catch a special july 4th episode of my bible study series available on fox nation and this time we are hearing from army veterans, the best of the best in our country as they share their macula stories of survival and faith in the darkest times of war. >> my burns, blindness and i

left i caught a piece of shrapnel in my brain which is still there today. my m-16 blown apart, all the bones in my face cracked or broken, my wrist broken, my fingers, thumb. kevlar went flying. when i fell back and i started to think to myself, "i can't believe i got hit," like, i can't believe it was me. that's when they started praying. at that moment the only thing i had was this. >> their stories are incredible. that was an operation iraqi freedom soldier and you see what happened to him, him, face to face with the suicide bomber. need a special forces, the movie "12 strong" was written about him. he was one of the ones on horseback and one of the first to go into afghanistan right after 9/11. we talked about what happened in

afghanistan and that mission and how they were able to get the taliban out of the way so they could secure the area and they fought for our country. we also interviewed an army ranger and a former u.s. army chaplain, and the movie "black hawk down" was written about him, the battle of mogadishu. their faith was incredible, how many times they thought they were going to make you live and how god intervened and they started to pray. stories are amazing. one of them said, "i had to two choices, survive this and go home to my new born baby i haven't met yet or i can go to heaven. i thought, either way, the end is beautiful. i just went forward and fought hard." >> it's like that old military expression, there are no atheists in the foxhole. and they are proof. >> that special episode drops on sunday. on fox nation. >> that's great.

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the governor is calling for more action and accountability for the white house and our next guest degrees. lieutenant chris olivarez from the texas department of public safety joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me on. >> thanks for coming on. tell us about the checkpoints and whether governor is doing. >> this is an example where the state of texas is having to take on this responsibility for the border because the federal government fails to secure the border. this is happened ever since last year when governor abbott launched operation lone star, a border initiative that is all state-funded and resourced, state law enforcement, national guardsmen. but what took place monday, this past monday in san antonio, 53 immigrants killed because of human smuggling van, governor abbott again launched in the initiative to crack down on the smugglers. we see an increase across the southern border where these smugglers are placing the immigrants in dangerous situations by smuggling them in commercial vehicles and

trailers, in wooden crates, the trunks of cars. with the extreme heat in south texas, unfortunately and tragically we will continue to see more events that took place in san antonio. the whole purpose of the initiative is to deploy additional manpower, state resources, law enforcement, to actually crackdown on this, these commercial vehicles that may be used for smuggling. some have already made it past checkpoints and border patrol so our focus is to stop these vehicles, inspect them, and try to prevent any more mass casualties we saw and human smuggling events that turn tragic likely sign san antonio. >> the vice president, the board's czar comes that they are yourgovernor is putting politic. they say that the borders are closed but the lieutenant governor in texas as if the borders were close people wouldn't be coming in. we saw the highest reported number of apprehensions last

month, 239,416. this just proves the borders are wide open, right? >> that's correct. all these narratives, these statements by operational control and the borders are closed, that is inaccurate. that's false information. they are providing false information for the american people and we know for the fact that the numbers reflect that. just to put this in perspective for you and the viewers, in the year 2000 we had one single month where we saw over 200,000 encounters. one single month. ever since 2021, and present, there have been five months where we have seen over 200,000 and counting along the border, and june is already going to be projected to answer the same, as well. over 445,000 got-aways for this fiscal year. they are now into this area where you don't know where they are at and where they are doing. we see a record number of fentanyl death to haven't seen before in prior years but this

is all based on these open border policies the federal government has. they have continuously made a negative impact on the american people by not securing the border. so the state of texas, it's time to step in and take action. siegel i know you all overworked and frustrated because you're not getting much action from washington. thank you so much for what you do. you're working very hard and we appreciate it. seek a thank you, appreciate it. >> the out of touch assessment on the u.s. economy. how he thinks the american economy is doing despite record inflation. and tomorrow we are going to take the stage for the all-american summer concert series. you can get your free vip tickets right now on "fox & friends".com and join us tomorrow for her live performance. ♪ ♪ to be clear, we have never been accused of being flashy, sexy or lit. may i? we're definitely not lit.

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>> we are celebrating lgbtq+ pride month by highlighting the community culture and history. >> on this thursday morning we learned about billy beane, the only openly gay former major league baseball player. >> fox news national correspondent bryan llenas joins us now with this story. >> good morning. the 146-year history of major league baseball, thousands of professional players have put on a uniform and they have only been two openly gay players -- glenn berg sticking out in the '70s and later died of aids complications , and billy being. >> to deep right, this ball is out of here. home run, billy beane. >> i arrived at the big leagues very young. i think i had high expectations for myself. >> that is going to be caught by

billy beane! what a sensational catch! >> playing a feel for the detroit tigers, los angeles dodgers, and san diego padres, billy lived his dream as a major league baseball player from 1987-1995. >> i was right there and that is when the things that started to be distracting to me off the field started to happen. i started to realize my sexual orientation. >> born in santa ana, california, in 1964, he grew up in a conservative military household and went to loyola marymount, a catholic university. >> i grew up in a pottery 70s and 'and they were no positive stories or images about gay and lesbians. >> just as he was making a name for himself on the baseball diamond, he was struggling with his sexuality, eventually ending his marriage and falling in love with a man, sam. >> i did not completely expect

ever to feel that way. >> shortly after meeting, sam got sick. he was hiv-positive. he watches health rapidly decline and eventually die. >> when you love somebody and they die way too young and very, very swiftly, it takes a long time to adjust to that. >> isolated and devastated, beane said playing baseball became impossible. >> it felt like everywhere i had turned i made my life into a complete disaster. >> at 31 years old, at the prime of his career, beane quit. >> when you ask me about what i think of myself as a player, i think of feeling tremendous disappointment that i didn't live up to my potential. >> four years after walking away from the game, he came out to the world as gay and the "miami herald" article and he sat down for a 2020 interview interview with diane sawyer.

>> my dream is to be able to be myself. >> into thousand three, he published his autobiography, "going the other way: intimate memoir of life in and out of major league baseball." steagall u.s. are the only openly gay major league baseball player. i'm wondering, why is it that is the case, 23 years after you came out? >> i never would've thought that would be the case in december of 1999 when my story became public. it is a consideration that is part emotional, part business. for a family to be known specifically for the sexual orientation of an athlete, it is still a very, very unfair way to identify somebody. >> in 2014, bean came back to major league baseball. >> we are proud to announce the hiring of former major league or billy bean. >> today he is senior

vice president in charge of diversity, equity, and inclusion for mlb, working to ensure the league is ready to support the next billy bean. >> good to have with us billy bean. >> when i started there only two teams that had an official pride night and now almost the entire league and every club, all 30,participating. i want to change the way that senior leadership, education program income i want them all to be the decision for someone to come out. it would be a great moment when it happens. >> billy has come a long way from being filled with regret and resentment for leaving the game to feeling fired up and humbled, as he puts it, to be in the position to improve the game he loves so much. >> because he's working the front office. awesome. >> i was about to get emotional when he talked about his regrets. >> having held that secret and for as long as he did, he just

couldn't bear that weight. to have to leave the game you love at the head of your career is something that, again, he regrets, but he is speaking a people and trying to make a positive spin on this. he thinks that a gay player will come out eventually. >> noticed a couple blocks away. great profile. >> thank you, bryan. >> 17 minutes before the top of the art. it's my privilege to toss over to carley who has prepared something. >> we have some headlines, a video shows a gunman firing point-blank at a group of chicago police officers during a traffic stop. a shoot-out erupted when officers in an unmarked vehicle rolled up on the suspect's car and an officer was struck twice, once in the arm and once in the torso. the gunman is facing attempted murder and aggravated assault charges. the secret service is a january 6th committee did not reach out before moving forward with tuesday's testimony by former trump white house aide kassidy hutchinson. she alleges an irate

then-president trump launched at an agent and tried to grab the steering wheel of a presidential vehicle in an effort to make it to the capitol in january 6th. the agent, she mentioned her testimony, had spoken to the committee and wants to do so in public to refute the steering wheel claim. hutchinson's attorney says she stands by her testimony. the key metric to measure inflation is coming out. the price index is said to be easier for the federal reserve to determine for inflation, the price of gasoline and ranch, which has sent inflation skyrocketing. maybe that is why federal reserve chairman jerome powell is saying this. >> the u.s. economy is actually in pretty strong shape. if you look at the strength of the economy, households are in very strong financial shape. the same is true of businesses. >> the a decade-long high.

cornell university trying to cancel abraham lincoln. that's the allegation. the school removing a bust of honest abe and a plaque of the gettysburg address. professor from the university was told the items were removed following a complaint. they say the link and tribute was a temporary exhibit. it remains a mystery. the headlines come over to you. >> let's look at the weather here in new york city. it is spectacular as we head for the long weekend. of course tomorrow is friday. let's look at the temperatures. i also want to focus on the area of low pressure we are tracking in the gulf of mexico. i don't think it will be names, but even if it doesn't get a name or it does get a name it'll bring the same results, and that's heavy rain for the next several days for texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, and the florida panhandle. that's not good news, obviously, because we have weekend plans for the fourth of july, so we will continue to track that for you latest details. some areas could receive 3-5 inches. that's going to extend across

portions of florida and up toward the mid-atlantic and the northeast is going to feel some of that rain in the weekend. that is something we have to watch if you want to track your barbecue plans. foxweather.com for the latest details. speaking of that, the fourth of july, i'm going to do something that's a great honor. i will be an official judge for the nathan's hot dog eating contest in coney island. people don't realize what a huge honor this is going to be. my husband is from brooklyn. when i told him i got the email, he couldn't even speak. i've done a lot of these things. we love groundhog day and the horse track and the dog show, but this, this is big. >> what do you look for as a judge? how do you prepare for this? >> how quickly the if the hot dogs and how many to eat. joey chestnut is going to be here, the defending champion. he broke the world record last year. >> are they skinless hot dogs?

>> they are nathan's hot dogs. >> he has a method of doing this. he doesn't just do hot dogs, he does all sorts of eating contests. but he's known for this. >> how long did they have to eat it, one minute? >> it's 10 minutes, i believe. seven hot dogs and a minute. at that event on the fourth of july, on top of the world trade center one year -- >> but you weren't a judge! >> i was simply a witness. that's why i'm giving hats off to you. >> i have no idea how it happen. i'm going to be so happy. >> you have to see them, they will love it. >> my whole family is so excited. i will have teachers for all you tomorrow. >> congratulations, judge. >> this is like the best thing on your resume! the number one best seller! she's a meteorologist on national television, but she's a judge at the hot dog eating contest! >> i've never seen them

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in my arms. ♪ ♪ ["hooked on a feeling"] ♪ ♪ >> good morning, kansas city, missouri. at 6:00 a.m. and currently have 73 degrees going for a daytime high of 92. it was 36 years ago today in kansas city, not far from that place that we just saw, i got married. 36 years ago today, that's right. she said today, "if i would have known it would last this long, i would've had a bigger wedding." because he had 18 people there.

the entire cost of the wedding was $250. >> why? >> her brothers paid for the dinner at the reception, and my parents actually drove a wedding cake from abilene to kansas city. it was the hottest damn day of the year and by the time they got to kansas city the wedding cake had melted in the trunk. >> are your pants rolled up? >> yes, i'm standing in a fountain. >> you remember that day? >> vividly. it seems like he was here and there. >> so cute. oh, my goodness. >> a lot of people pour their whole life savings into their wedding day and don't think about the next day. >> she didn't know it would last this long? [laughs] >> might have another wedding, needs and financing. >> next you need to have a big wedding, then. >> we wound up renewing our vows about 20 years in. >> how expensive was that?

>> about 300. [laughter] we have had a great life together. so that's priceless. >> and raised three great kids. >> happy anniversary, honey. >> happy anniversary. >> and what year was that? >> 36 years ago today. >> you don't remember! >> it was '86. >> did you get her a gift? >> i did. she's holding roses that i got her a couple dozen roses. they were sitting on the table when she got up this morning. >> did you cut them from your neighbor's yard to save money? >> that's a great question. however, our daughter ordered them for her so they would be perfect. >> meanwhile, 3 minutes past the top they are. if you look for the president, he is overseas. the nato summit is said to wrap up today at the u.s. invites two

new members. this is big news. president biden is supposed to hold a press conference in the next hour before he leaves town back for d.c. >> and peter doocy is live in spain in the capital city with more. good morning to you, peter. >> good morning. this is kind of crazy thing to say from nato, but the suit he was wearing in those photos in the fountain, actually repurposed to wear in high school on '80s day and it fit great. >> peter, he said "i'm going to wear your suit in school," i said, "why?" "they want us to where antique clothing." thanks. so you are that suit. >> and i don't think i spelled anything on it, so that's good. but we are here all these years later. >> sorry. go ahead, peter. >> it was very cool. anyway, we are here in spain now for nato, and if there is there

for a crowd of people who wanted to hear president biden talking about this, they are putting together an alliance to respond and retaliate on russia if they attack any members. and president biden thinks the situation is so delicate that he says he's willing to pledge two more squadrons to the u.k., two more destroyers to spain, 5,000 more troops to romania and and apermanent military base in poland which borders ukraine. and they are beefing up countries neighboring russia that have been trying to get into nato for their own protection. they have invited finland and sweden and agreed to sign a protocol. that will make them safer. it'll make nato stronger and the area more secure. he is declaring that if finland and sweden wished, they could join, and if infrastructure were

deployed, they'd be obliged to respond symmetrically and raise the same threats for those territories where threats have arisen for us. and a kremlin official recently suggested that could mean nuclear or ballistic missiles on the border with these new nato members. lots to talk about with the president, and if he is on time he'll be hosting his first solo press conference in months within about an hour. back to you. >> but the caveat is if he's on time we will be able to carry it during our program. do you have questions for the president? >> i have two full pages. i found a printer here, so i've got them ready. they are all off-topic. they are not about nato. >> [laughs] >> can sweden and finland get in this weekend or is there still more to the process? >> that's a great question.

it sounds like once they sign these session protocols they think that things are urgent enough that they can start moving equipment there as needed, and if russia was to encroach on their land or attack for some reason, not saying that's likely, but if it happened, that article kicks in and the whole rest of the alliance has to go and defend them against russia. >> great, peter. thank you so much. as you look at what's happening, russia is able to sustain its economy and despite the sanctions they did default on their credit for the first time since 1918. so that is significant. but they are able to continue to sell oil to india. we should give them secondary sanctions, and they give discounts to china and some of their middle east allies. but this just came across, russia has evacuated snake island. they were bound for about a week, they got on speedboats and left. this is the island where the

soldiers said to basically blank off when they told them to get at the island. this is a strategic island in the black sea that has to be in ukrainian hands for them to open up shipping lanes and that might be able to get the grain out of there. we will see. this is significant humiliation that russia is experiencing right now. snake island is in ukrainian hands again. >> the leader was saying he hopes this will all be over at the end of the year and hopefully sooner than that. >> if we have 5,000 of our troops there, they should pay. poland was willing to do that. >> joe biden is overseas and famously he said on one of these trips that america is back. the big question is, how long will joe be running the united states of america? a lot of democrats are saying we need somebody else as the standard bearer for the democratic party. although it was very clear from

our sitting vice president that she was guaranteeing joe biden and kamala harris to be on the ticket. >> joe biden is running for reelection and i will be his ticket mate, full stop. >> so she guaranteed it until wednesday when suddenly the press pool is told the vice president wants to come back and essentially backtrack. she wants to clarify what she said a couple of days ago. when she guaranteed they were running. >> she had to walk back that remark because she guaranteed they would run together, and she said to the reporters on the way to san francisco that the president intends to run and come if he does, i will be his ticket mate and we will run together. >> if? >> i don't understand that. people say protocol says the president should make his announcement. well, he told everybody that already. this is the one time where her

instincts, i thought, were correct. "we are going to run together." that's great. i thought that was the one moment that was unassailable. and what happened behind the scenes was she can't say they are running at a time in which the democrats are moving behind the scenes to maybe replace him? that would actually keep donors that they to other people like j.b. pritzker, gavin newsom, there's now a profile on truth social. >> he might be a good candidate for the democratic party. >> i thought she was holding. what's going on? >> ari fleischer predicts he's not going to run. >> i can't wait until november when she goes even farther and says he's not running, because he's not running. we need to stop pretending that joe biden will run for reelection. he'll be announced after the election or early next year. he's not a candidate. >> there waiting for the bloodbath in november and then they will say we need new blood,

and joe and kamala harris are not it. the donors are going to say they just need to change the subject, because this ain't working and we need to come up with somebody who can beat the republicans. but because right now all the polls show that republicans will win in the interment networks very positively for november 2024. >> it's hard to believe we are already talking about that but you are right. they will make announcements after the midterms. >> he's decided to step aside. >> we will see. i don't think he has come to that reality yet. i think he thinks it's running. >> i don't think it's his choice. because donors would say, "you can run but you won't have the money. sorry. >> even james clyburn says if they run they will support them. governor youngkin was in

new york last week meeting with donors and governor desantis have the endorsement of joe rogan so the republicans aren't waiting in the former president might even announce in the next couple of weeks that he's running again. >> and we had governor noem on the set a couple days ago, she has a new book out and she was very strong. >> there's nikki haley, president trump. >> there's a bunch of governors. >> you are right. >> the republicans have got -- >> i think joe biden will do what he's told. they'll come up with a plan to slowly release that information or maybe we'll have the press conference and say, i want to take some time off and go to the beach. >> maybe he'll announce that in the next hour. >> and carley shimkus will carry it. >> i've got some more headlines to reads, starting with this. the supreme court said issue final rulings today including a decision on the remaining mexico policy.

meanwhile, supreme court justice stephen breyer set to retire today after announcing his intent to step down in january. he will be replaced by his former law clerk, judge ketanji brown jackson. jackson will make history as the court's first black female justice. a memorial service for two southern california police officers killed in the line of duty is set for later today. it comes as a new report revealed their alleged killer had not checked in with his probation officer in at least six months. the suspect was freed thanks to l.a. county d.a. george gascon's policies despite a gun charge that could have sent him to jail for three years. transportation secretary pete buttigieg announcing a $1 billion pilot program to build racial equity in america's roads. the first of its kind program is designed to help reconnect cities and neighborhoods provided by road projects to the judge that sa criticism from people who don't mind the

argument some roads and highways it builds racist intention. great lights are coming to new england. scientists are warning that there is a large migration of the predators and they are apparently set to arrive from the florida shores just in time for the busy holiday weekend when beach is already closed after a great white siding and there's been total of 11 sightings of the past week. stay out of the ocean! >> maybe this school of sharks is friendly. caesar never had a beverage is >> they are nonviolent. exactly. >> think of it heads up. let's talk about this, a board of education member on a personal facebook in contra costa county california. she put something, a big graphic

on her facebook that said boycott the fourth of july. and in the fine print she couldn't spell out what she was thinking. >> she says she's doing this because "i haven't celebrated fourth of july since 2016," and she says that she doesn't feel very patriotic and that it's really because of roe v. wade, that women's reproductive rights were taken away. she said we are not in a place of progress of celebration when human rights are being taken away. >> sorry, you're in a party of one. she goes on to say -- as he said there. what does everybody think about this? are you upset because of the supreme court decision didn't go the way you wanted, and you're giving up on the country? can you just boycott somebody's birthday for a year? how about the best nation ever? galloped in the poll and the sentiment that this teacher has is the same sentiment a lot of you have. this is an all-time low. only 38% of americans who took

this poll are extremely proud of being an american, very proud 27%, moderate 22%, only a little, 9%, not at all 4%. >> i don't quite understand why she stopped celebrating in 2016. it's not clear about that. >> what do you think? donald trump? >> she could have spelled that out but she didn't. she says were not in a place of progress or celebration when human rights are being taken away. abortion was not ended. the supreme court justices said simply by a 6-3 majority that it's not constitutionally guaranteed, so the states have to decide. besides, when she's talking about human rights, what about the rights of the unborn child? >> i just understand, being an american and living here, why aren't you proud to be an

american? not everything is going to go your way. if you are the democrat you have the house and the senate and the presidency. there's conservatives on the supreme court that feel differently than you do, then that's okay. that's america. >> but they are looking at the law. >> i'm sorry the country is not living up to your expectations. as an american citizen, make it better. >> if you don't like this country, why would you choose to live here? >> canada is going well. >> a lot of people have fought for the freedoms of this country, and it's a great country. >> and that's what we celebrate this weekend. it makes you wonder what made america great, which happens to be the name of the series on fox nation i'm lucky enough to be doing. i think we are up to 45 features and season nine is now upon us. this time we will have four new features and we are looking at the positive impact of law enforcement in america. >> looking at 9/11, 9/11 was different. how does 9/11 change policing? one, i felt like tourists would pull over cops to take pictures.

>> we are very popular for a relatively of time when i was assigned to the command center. big time actors were coming in and shaking our hands, couldn't wait to tell us how great we were. >> you talk about how it started, it used to be volunteer force. now we are in this new country, can someone volunteered to police? then they started paying people and teddy roosevelt comes in and says they should get uniforms and the same guns and training and it took root. and we seen ups and downs of it. today, "what made america great," brandy season. history of hollywood, history of the automobile, and that history right there of law enforcement. >> america is great and people should watch it just to remind themselves what made america. >> and how united we were then. >> we will again. >> hope so. meanwhile, they were united out in missouri a couple days ago. coming up, more than a dozen

boy scouts are hailed as heroes after jumping into help during that train derailment. two of the boys and their father joined us to discuss the remarkable rescue right after the jamboree. >> plus, fresh backlash to president biden's covid release package. the shocking amount of taxpayer money that was given to researching racial equity. ♪ ♪ what's guy fieri doing at the neighbor's house? it's sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! we've got cheeseburger sliders on king's hawaiian pretzel slider buns. sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! [crash] everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. especially now with king's hawaiian pretzel buns!

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amtrak train of almost 300 people got derailed earlier this week in the state of missouri. the scouts using their training to evacuate passengers and tend to those injured before first responders arrived on the scene. two of the scouts join us right now along with the scout dad right there in the center. good morning to you. from wisconsin. >> good morning. >> harrison, where were you and you derailed and what did you do immediately? >> i was in my seat on the train, and when it did derailed, i made sure everyone was okay, and right after that i went to the top, which was the side. with the site, which is the top now, and tried opening as many windows as i could. >> sure. because as a former scout myself i know you've got to be prepared, and you guys were prepared to spring into action. julian, that's what you teach

the boys, isn't it? >> right. you want the kids to be levelheaded and to not freak out when something like this happens. and that is exactly what they did. >> dean, you would have sprang into action, but you were momentarily trapped, weren't you? tell us about that. >> yes, i had to go to the bathroom and i was probably three or four cars ahead of them. so i went to the bathroom, where the food was, because i was also going to get some food once i was done, so i was trapped and when i went to the bathroom the train crashed and i was trapped for about 30 minutes. >> once you were sprung, then he sprang into action yourself, didn't you? >> yeah, i climbed out the top window with chico helping me, and i first saw everyone in the community was together with first responders, locals. everyone was pitching in to help. so i figured i would do their

and try to help everybody i can. >> harrison, this is one of the things about the scouts, one of the first things they teach you. you probably never in a million years thought you'd be on a train that derailed, but your first day of training as a boy scout helped, right? >> definitely. >> what did people say to you, if anything, when they were dazed and confused and there is this boy scout like you, harrison, trying to get them off the train? >> well, mainly when we did get them off the train they just thanked us right then and there, and i know the first responders were really grateful and i know that we are really grateful for the first responders. but everybody was mainly just thankful for us. >> harrison, i understand he wanted to make sure you are the last person off the train, right? >> yeah, i was trying to make sure i was the last scout off

the train so we had everybody. but yeah. >> well, quite a story. dean, you must be proud of them. >> for sure. >> no kidding. >> julian, dean, harrison, thank you for joining us today and telling the story of what happened in missouri on monday. >> thank you. >> you bet. that's great. all right, coming up on this thursday, it was passed, but hundreds of thousands of texts always paid to racial equity. pete hegseth has thoughts on that. and tomorrow, the all-american summer concert series. he can get your free vip tickets are now at foxandfriends.com. you can see a show and get a great breakfast from our friends. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back. there is some new outrage this morning over president biden's $2 trillion covid release package that didn't get a single republican vote, and how your taxpayer dollars were actually

spent, not necessarily with covid. fox news learn more than 800,000 $800,000 went to oral historians to research racial equity. >> according to the report another $16,000 grant recipient included oral history in virginia exploring the histories of latinx and indigenous people in los angeles. pete hegseth is here to react. what does that have to do with covid? >> nothing. this is extortion. we knew it from the beginning. this was part of the american rescue plan, no republicans voted for that. and this is just a drop in the bucket. $135 million went to the national endowment for the humanities, which is totally a left-wing organization captured by a left-wing ors. $87 million of that mutated culture programs. so if we keep digging, we find

much and much more of this. and who these oral histories go to? the guys they will put it under. it's all under diversity, equity, and inclusion, code for critical race theory. anyway see that, that's what it means, as well as antiracism, which is what that means. and underserved communities. this is using our highest cultural institutions, because of covid, pushing it into the pipeline of how we educate our kids and into the classroom. so this is into the teachers colleges and the certification, into the curriculum, and part of the pedagogy that teachers use in the classroom, all to tell their kids that if they are white, their oppressors, if they are black, they are oppressed, and america's history is simple and not redeeming. >> here's the way they explained it. because of covid, so many oral historians were apparently out of work or underemployed. so they wound up giving

reportedly 11 year-long fellowships to oral historians because of covid. covid apparently kept them underemployed. so this is going to help them. >> how many world war ii vets are going to enlist here, as they are very few of them still around, to talk about their experiences? and he can share that with future generations, when we sent the generation of boys to go fight for real fascists. none of it. this is all how government works and how education works in our country today. the unions will control the democrats and say we need covid money to buy masks and ventilation. they spend none of it on that, and all of it on cultural programs to continue to consolidate and higher oral historians, counselors, advisors, consultants, many of

which and almost all of which -- buy me one thing these days that is a prerogative coming out of education or endowment for the humanities that isn't about antiracism, diversity, equity, and inclusion. if we want to talk about how black communities were treated unfairly in the early 19th century, let's talk about it. let's have people speak about it and share. this is not about hiding what happen. if you want to talk about the history, scenes included, this is not indicting america. with covid money. and they are still tens of hundreds of millions a wash out there that the union controls. >> congratulations on your book, "battle for the american mind," number one on "the new york times" best seller list for a second week in a row. our viewers are amazing, aren't they? >> they really are. thank you to my coauthor and viewers who connect with this topic because they see it in their own classrooms and communities. glory to god. think you're giving us airtime to talk about it. and it was a surprise.

we hope to reach number one in week number two was a bonus. i hope folks still check out this summer. it'll scare you but hopefully motivate you to do something. >> it's a topic we covered this morning. >> it's a preview of your fox nation special, too, right? >> yes, the miseducation of america. i just had a meeting yesterday, season 2 comes out in 2023 and will cover some topics we haven't before. bad news only getting worse. good news, we will show some of the school is fighting back, and the supreme court, what they did in maine with educational choice in what arizona did without trees as part of the future. hopefully. >> if people are looking for something to read on the beach, check out battle for the american mind. thank you very much. >> think you guys. appreciate it. >> meanwhile, coming up, you've heard tragic stories of children dying from fentanyl poisoning. how grieving parents are now fighting to make sure

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put the person who sold their child a deadly dose of drugs behind bars for murder. >> there are thousands of fans and our shoes across this nation that are just screaming out. >> parents want drug dealers to be held responsible if the drugs they sell kill. >> our kids are not being looked at as victims. >> right now only 23 states and d.c. have laws against drug-induced homicide, but even states that do, it's hard to get police to investigate an overdose death as a crime. in illinois it took a retired chicago police officer five months to convince police her daughter's overdose was foul play. >> how about these other parents who don't have this background in law enforcement? how are they able to get some form of justice? >> for parents in states with softer drug laws like california had their options are limited, convincing the feds to take the case being their only hope.

>> it ties the hands of the police, it ties the hands of the district attorney, so they are having to find other ways to go about prosecuting these cases. >> jeff stoddard, adriana, died of just taking percocet she did know was lisa to laced with fentanyl.the crimm the crime. >> we've made some progress in the case and had this person arrested. but it only happened at the federal level. >> police are frustrated too that some drug dealers and traffickers they arrest are being released. >> we put not just hours but thousands of hours in and seeing people released start over and do what they were doing before we cut them. seek appearance on prosecutors to do more to keep these people off the streets once they've been caught, but some say they are dropping the ball.

san francisco has now recalled the district attorney and failed to convict one person for selling fentanyl last year even though the city had over 640 fentanyl overdoses and in san francisco. >> that's a terrible record. he told us about how many kids are buying stuff after they see it on social media. why not hold the social media companies criminally responsible for advertising the stuff? >> that the big push, steve. a lot of people say we need to repeal section 230 to not give the social media companies immunity from lawsuits. that would allow parents to sue these companies and they want to see that happen. >> and a lot of the parents say please say accidental. when he say overdose it sounds like the child intentionally did this. >> and is a drug addict. >> like they took a bottle of pills. and that's not what's happening here. >> exactly. >> thank you very much. >> hillary, thanks thanks so

much. i appreciate it. it dovetails with the potency of america sold marijuana over the counter now. they want to get this, what's the big deal? well, someone put fentanyl in and he died. >> is a parent's worst fear. they go to college, you are not with them, someone offers them a pill and says, "take this, it'll make your back feel better." ego or if you want city through the night because you have a big deadline. and how is it coming and? the southern border, and china makes it. they export it to our southern border. it's killing americans every day. >> and china loves it. >> carley shimkus is upstairs. >> good morning. we have a fox news alert. russian forces abandoned snake island after repeated strikes by ukraine. moscow trying to frame this as a goodwill gesture.

you may remember snake island in the very early days of the russian invasion, refusing to surrender, and they told the warship to get lost but they didn't use such polite language. san francisco is not ruling out another run even after looters rejected him. in his first interview since being ousted, "i'm committed as i always have been my entire life to doing the work to support our communities to fight for a fair system of justice." during the time in office there has been a sharp rise in crime and homelessness across san francisco. speaking of san francisco leaders, house speaker nancy pelosi is getting a lot of attention after visiting vatican city with her husband, paul, facing a dui charge in california. they met with pope francis and the speaker received communion during a mass at st. peter's

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6-8 inches of rain in isolated amounts, and there is your independence day outlook. looking good in new york. that's monday evening. my apologies. oh, yes, for fireworks! that make sense. i'm thinking, why do we have evening temperatures? but there will be fireworks across the country. we'll see storms in the plane states but otherwise a good forecast. >> it'll be a washout in chicago monday night. thank you. >> sugar fireworks off in a dome or indoors, that's my advice. >> no, don't. >> do not follow brian's advice. speak about advice. >> the championship game is sunday, 7:30 on fox. two players single-handedly brought their teams the promised land. they will join us next. ♪ ♪

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victor, to you this to be her first real awaken because birmingham has actually had crowds in birmingham. what is going to be like? >> yeah, just to be able to get to this point, we all talked about it. it's a little bit different. you know, the sport we had all season was great. now the goal is to bring the trophy back to the city. >> brian: right, and i guess for you, maurice comey of the same goal. what kind of game should we expect this sunday? >> you should expect a certain game, man, you have some great football players coming out to could be at the highest level on the biggest stage. i'm excited, man. >> ainsley: maurice, the semifinals i saw a lot of excitement there because each time you win this financial incentive to this too, correct? >> correct. >> ainsley: maurice? >> i said yes.

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pretty strong shape. households are in pretty strong trait. >> make sure everyone -- >> the heroic ash stomach actions of more than a dozen boy scouts who sprang into action very will make amp track train plowed into a dump truck monday. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: a picture of fire island a man walking on a beach neck on a bicycle. that's all you will see there because they do not have cars on fire island. you are not allowed to drive there. >> brian: right. and by the way is a great destination spot especially because if you hop on a ferry, you are there in 20 minutes, 25 minutes. next thing you know you are in the middle of a big park.

>> steve: it is party weekend razor monday, a lot of people are actually starting their holidays today on vacation, the giver getting up and watching "fox and friends." >> ainsley: fourth of july weekend watch that flag. exactly right. fox news alert because president biden is set to deliver remarks in madrid. >> steve: it's been a while since he had a press conference, as you can see, the news conference comes on the final day of a very eventful nato summit in madrid. >> steve: peter doocy is in spain's capital with the capital city of madrid, here we wait. >> we do. we expect at some point before "fox and friends" ends we will be in there lobbing questions of the president but there's a lot going on back at home. high gas prices, high inflation, high numbers of people pouring across the southern border, but the president while he has been here in spain has been on europe. he is now committing some extra

military resources in the states of putin, aggression on this continent so to send two f-35 squadrons, to grow more destroyers to spain, 5,000 more troops to romania and at a permanent military base in poland. leaders here and now making a big commitment to defend two countries that neighbor russia from russian advances. the official declaration said today we have decided to invite finland and sweden to become members of nato and agreed to sign a session protocol. the a session of finland and sweden will make them safer, and they are stronger, and the euro atlantic area more secure. food and very upset about that, though. if finland and sweden wish to they can join. if military contingents and military infrastructure were deployed there, we will be obliged to respond symmetrically and raise the same threats for those territories where threats have arisen for us. the leaders here aren't really doing much to punish putin,

though, militarily. they've been trying to avoid a direct conflict. what they're doing instead is preparing each other for a potential putin conflict and we hope to hear more from the president about this within the next 20-30 minutes. back to you. >> steve: peter, it does look like we are paying for our troops or building our own banks their? i don't poland offered to build the base and named after trump, are we riding checks to keep them safe give any idea? >> it is all part of the sense of nato. part of the alliances fund. everybody puts in a certain or are supposed to put in a certain percentage of their gbp drums complaint was that not everyone was paying it or paying their share. as we understand it would come out of that money. a big chunk of it is from us. >> steve: i think one or two other countries are paying a

little more. >> i believe we are up there. we will check. >> steve: peter, run back into the room with the presidency can ask some questions, okay? i'm sure he will pick you first. >> yeah, right. >> steve: all right, peter, thank you very much. it is good news that finland and sweden are now part of nato. according to the dna test we all took, i am 70% 70% scandinavian, so i would like to be protected. >> brian: by the way that is a russian nightmare. they know that finland has a sophisticated arm in culture and have artie been drilling and going through operations with nato almost like an affiliate member, but now for them to become members and ask nato because nato has been asking for a long time, that is a nightmare for them because their biggest complaint was there so many nato allies they said you are there closing in on us. get used to it, two more countries have now taken your

further eastern flag. >> ainsley: there are a few more protocols and hopefully they'll be be members of nato. of course the present was supposed to speak around 8:00 it was being told what he is running a bit behind but we will air that live. >> steve: you have come in the meantime let's talk about about our biggest rare last couple of days which was a horrific scene just outside of san antonio, texas, where 53 now is the death toll. 53 people died after being locked in the back of that semitrailer truck driven by two people or rather one person who know it sounds like could be up for the death penalty. the drivers name, jomero samerano jr. he was high on meth. there he is going on a checkpoint. that he was pretending he was one of the victims apparently. something like that. also another person arrested in west texas, christian martinez,

apparently he has been charged with conspiracy talking to the driver probably via text about transporting the migrants, two others were also found as san antonio address where that was registered, they been charged with possession of weapon by an alien in the country illegally. they are all in big, big trouble and could wind up behind bars for the rest of their lives. >> ainsley: this alleged driver will have a court appearance today at 1:30 p.m. are not your cameras will be allowed in the courtroom. if convicted he faces life in prison or the death penalty. he saw that surveillance video read there, that is i'm going to the checkpoint. that is what the police were looking at the need they found him under the bush. he is accused of abandoning that truck and fleeing the truck leaving 53 people dead as a result. this san antonio lackland. >> steve: wonder what it would take him to address the border, he doesn't care about

it, he doesn't address it, his policies are invisible, the vice present was given the job and she has no interest in doing it. meanwhile every day the border patrol does not have that privilege. they have to show up. 70% of their time they are processing illegals and not even being able to police the border buried no drugs are also coming through in mail to under 40,000 all of this year or 1.5 million of come across illegally. they disappear into our system, why? because if you're a mom with the kid you get the state you get money in a place to live. if you're a kid and/or an unaccompanied minor you get into our school system with a greeting package and you get a nice family. why would anybody say if they feel like they have the opportunity to thrive here not only those with diabolical intentions but 18-year-olds many of which from honduras got in the back of that truck. and all the dangers. if they are able to survive the trip there able to deal with the weather, able to deal with the coyotes and criminals, and they

get here in the back of a truck they could die like this. they could be dead in the middle of no-man's-land prior to getting to our border. it is all prompted, senator tillis and senator durbin saying is this our you volte moment? with immigration reform, seal the border or you are nothing to talk about. >> ainsley: we should not long ago, 40 men and 13 women killed in that truck that biden's policies are enticing illegals to come across the border and costing the lives. kamala harris said he is playing politics, listen. >> vice president harris: it highlights part of the problem because with 50 dead problem stomach bodies in the state is to go to politics instead of dealing with the realities of the issue. we also need to take seriously that we have a broken immigration system.

that was decimated by the last administration. we have been trying to, and we are on the path of doing it, to fix that broken system. >> steve: here's the thing. talking about politics, it's politics that is causing what is happening on our southern border to happen. first of all, it will be great if lawmakers in washington changed the laws and put some teeth in it so we have a secure border, but the way this administration is interpreting it, people are pretty much allowed to come right across the border. next thing you know they're paying $10,000 to get the truck and next thing you know 50 of them are dead. the governor of texas is now stepping up checkpoints inside the state of texas. remember, the southern borders eyeballed by the federal government. about 100 miles into texas they have checkpoint on all the major highways. are going to step goes up to make sure what happened a couple of days ago doesn't happen again. here is texas governor, abbott,

outraged at what she would say in here he is with john hannity last night. >> i forgot kamala harris a bust of the borders are. to my knowledge, she is not said anything about the border this entire year. the first thing she says is to criticize one governor who has done more to secure the border than any other governor in america. and so, while she and joe biden continue to twiddle their thumbs and do absolutely nothing, to even solve this catastrophe that took place just this week, it was me and texas on the ground, on the border today. where was announcing initiatives about what texas is going to do to try and do biden's job of making sure we are going to do a better job as a country to prevent truckers from transporting and smuggling migrants. speak of the white house of the borders are close the lieutenant governor dan patrick said closed means no one is coming in.

the doors are shut. up but we are going to break another record this month. the southwest border encounters in maine, highest numbers ever. 239,416. >> brian: do see in arizona come is hideous there, where you not making a big deal this question might the other to keep in mind today another decision and it should be there remain a magical policy stands and you can't reverse it just because donald trump did it. that's i think the president will get rebuked again by the supreme court sometime before noon. remain a mexico policy says you have to stay there, will process you in mexico, not here. what would be great is the the first country policy they have, the first country to step into, guatemala, honduras, honduras or the next country, el salvador, where every step in if you want to apply here, you do it from there. not in our country, before you get to our country. we will handle your application from a far. that was working. remain in mexico was working.

what was being built was working. it's resting in the desert, remain in mexico is not being implemented and the first country policy is not implemented. he has no use for it. all of these countries are getting ra 'ed and to be the lack of leverage were using there is inexplicable. >> they said she is just focusing politics instead of the reality of the issue. that's not true. goes the realities of the issue. the governor down there screaming from the mountaintops. he's asking washington to help. he's saying he's the only one doing anything about it. he is in this all along, our border patrol agents feel completely abandoned. >> they certainly do. >> steve: will be going to nato in a minute with the president, we ask the question, does united states states taken the most amount of money for nato? the top ten nato countries with the highest defense expenditures

by their gdp in 2022, number one, greece. united states number to go. >> brian: in production stomach proportion to the gdp. >> steve: they gave 3.82 we give 3.5 to. right behind them. but they are winning. >> ainsley: le tended to carla she is more headlines. >> i certainly do, good morning. fox news alert, we are awaiting an update from the nypd on the identity of the 20-year-old woman shot and killed on a sidewalk in new york city while pushing a three-month-old baby in a stroller. that information set to be released later this morning despite the skyrocketing crime rate, mayor eric adam blaming the gun violence epidemic calling this an "national problem. the killings coming right across the street from playground were children were present. the shooter is still on the loose. more than a dozen boy scouts being hailed as heroes after springing into action when an amtrak train went off the tracks monday in missouri.

using their training to help dazed passengers before first responders arrived. two of those scouts joined us earlier to relive their harrowing experience. >> it derailed, make sure everyone was okay and then right after that i went to the side which was trying to open this many windows as i could. everyone was just pitching in to help. >> i figured i would just do it they are doing. i'm gonna try to help everybody i can. >> four people died in more than 100 were injured in monday's derailment. alex murdoch is indicted for the 16th time. prosecutors say he ran a money laundering and painkiller ring with a friend and former client who is charged with trying to help him commit suicide. 437 tracks worth $2.4 million made out to an alias using that cash to fund a drug enterprise, double murder of his wife and son, still remain unsolved.

cleveland guardians outfielder josh naylor all fired up after hitting a game-winning home run in the bottom of the tent, check it out. >> let's see it, back, looking up it's gone! >> the home or at listing the guardians to a 7-6 come-from-behind win over the division rivals, minnesota twins. those are headlines, guys come over to you. >> steve: quite a shock, thank you, carly. we're standing right here from president biden at the nato summit comes to a conclusion. he is promising to take questions from the people in the seats for filing in. we will bring that to you what happens live. sfaction on my 32 years of active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served, they'e been in leadership positions, they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary and they come to us and they say, "i need some financial help at this point in time."

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>> brian: texas governor greg abbott blaming border policies for the surge of migrants, making dangerous illegal truck across the border. meanwhile the supreme court decision on whether you'd be in this region can end the remain in mexico policy expected today. our next guest legally immigrated from mexico into maine on a strong border message to flipper texas history, republican congresswoman maja floris joins us now. congresswoman, first off, it is your reaction to the vice president saying the texas governor is just playing politics after the death of those 53 people earlier this week? >> actually, they are the ones playing politics with immigrants and innocent children coming into this country. protecting our border, securing our border, shouldn't be political it's about saving human lives. this is why we been saying over and over, secure our borders to protect children from child

sex trafficking. to protect people from going through a dangerous journey where they are through hell to get into the united states. i'll never understand kamala harris and biden and kirk encouraging people to come in illegally knowing they will go through so much abuse, knowing they could lose their lives. why not focus on illegal immigration and improving the process so more little girls like mira can come to the u.s. for the american dream? that is on my focus will be legal process and improving the process so more good people can come here to the united states, to the american dream where they don't have to go through such dangerous journeys. this shouldn't be political. >> congressman for the longest on the theory was incorrect on the board of the hispanic community will think you're being biased against them. that the negative to american hispanics in america. the reality seems to be

different. >> it is different. here in south texas we are focused on the economy. we are focused on the border crisis. we do support integration, not an invasion. we don't support people dying in this journey. that is not who we are in south texas. i don't understand why washington has this idea that we support this. we don't. but, right now, we are going through also a horrible crisis economically. we are hurting, our pockets are hurting every single day. gas, the groceries, having raised drastically, that's what we are worried about in south texas. that's what we are all worried in this country so my focus is to just focus on the issues that really matter in texas 34, not the latinx nonsense happening in washington. >> brian: just so the viewers know when he is in nato at madrid we will have a cutaway we have a few more minutes at the congresswoman who shocked the

world with her win. actually asked latino community poll was the number one issue and 44% say gun violence. number two, inflation or supply-chain breakdowns, number three, is immigration. 's that comport to what you see on the ground campaigning? >> when i'm on the ground campaigning, the number issue is the economy. i have never heard anyone being worried about the gun violence. i'm sure, yes, people are concerned about it, especially because of the border crisis. especially because we live so close to the border. we do have the cartel that has taken over the southern border. but, the everyday americans i have dealt with ever since i have been campaigning or worried about the economy. the gas in the groceries. that is all i have heard for months and months ever since the biden administration came in on

board. >> brian: you're supposed to get a great mom with the speaker of the house and she shoves your daughter. saying we are misinterpreting the video. did we misinterpret that video? it looks like she shoved her out of the way. >> no, we didn't. i was hoping that she would have the class to apologize for that moment and she didn't. i'm so proud of my daughter. you know, she didn't let it faze her. she continued smiling and continued posing for the picture. didn't allow anyone to ruin that special moment because it was a really special moment for our families. i'm really proud of her. >> brian: you got the seat, you earned the seat, but they are redistricting you making it tougher for you to hold the seat. what can you tell us about your new district? >> well, has made us tougher for gonzalez, he thought jumping in a district 34 was going to be an easier win for him. it is not going to be an easier win, it will be the toughest race that he has ever run in his life.

the lance tone changed people. were very conservative by nature. that is who we are. maia florez stands for god, for family, and hard work. that is what south texas is. i believe that through hard work and dedication we are going to win our reelection november. >> brian: congresswoman i promise you if you bring your family to the studio we will not shove your children. >> thank you so much, god bless you. >> brian: congratulations. meanwhile fox news i know we're standing by and you will see this picture, we are going to be hearing from president biden him he will actually take questions from the press, he hasn't done that and months. we will bring it to you as it happens, when it happens. more sun, more joy. neutrogena® beach defense® the suncare brand used most by dermatologists and their families, neutrogena® for people with skin.

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>> ainsley: we are waiting to hear from president biden overseas in madrid right now. he is expected to hold a news conference and answer reporter questions at any moment. here at home, vice president triggering brand-new uncertainty about president biden's 2024 election plans in a series of remarks this week. >> vice president harris: joe biden is running for reelection and i will be his ticket mate, full. >> ainsley: barely two days later the vice president had to clarify those words saying "the president intends to run and if

he does, i will be his ticket mate. we will run together. here to react as fox news contributor lara trump. what happens behind the scenes? wanted to change what she said? >> oh, my gosh. add this, ainsley come to the list of things this white hasn't had to walk back, clarify, here you have kamala harris trying to dig yourself out of a hole. maybe she realized how ridiculous of a statement it was. to say joe biden is definitely running at 2024 and she was his ticket mate, whatever exactly ticket mate means, that's a new term for a lot of us. honestly, you know, i think so many americans look at these two and you know, it is been failure after failure. give joe biden who obviously got the most votes in the history of america, whatever you make of that as well, and i have an approval rating the low 30s, 85% of the country feels like

the countries on the wrong track. he has been led blindly by the radicals and his party and is driving this country into the ground. have kamala harris who we were told there were so excited to tell us was chosen solely based on her appearance and has failed, again, and every single task she has been given whether borders and voting rights, whatever it might be that she has done, that has been her trajectory. the truth is, think about the idea like you get painters from he hired some painters to paint your house, you come back 18 months later, not only have they not painted your house, the house is crumbling and falling apart. i'm going to guess you going to want to hire new painters from a different company to fix the problem. that is exactly what the american people are saying with joe and kemal. i don't think anyone on any planet is buying the joe biden and kamala harris are running apart or to get together but ainsley, we know why we keep hearing these talking points. it's because as we head for the midterm, they don't want to look

like the democratic party is totally in disarray and falling apart. yet, sadly, that's pretty much was happening here. >> ainsley: what he agrees with him he doesn't think they will run again how does this play out? one of the save the american public? is saying that they think they'll make the announcement of the midterm election but what you think? what are their plans? >> i think he is right. think they have to announce after the midterms. makes them look like a completely weak party if they were to do that beforehand and maybe they pushed all the way to the very end as far as they possibly can. look, we have watched in real time the mental acuity of joe biden's decline day by day. even looked back to the day he took office as president of the united states. he is in worse shape now than he was then. you know, kamala harris obviously, wanted the title of vice president. she doesn't want to do any of the work, and all the tasks she is doing i think democrats are

in a really bad spot. have all these policies the far left in their party and it is working. headed toward the midterms, man, i think they're just kind of it's almost like they're jumping in the deep end. holding their nose and holding their breath and hoping something good happens. i think we also the riding on the wall and know it's going to be a red wave. i don't think they have a lot of great prospects if it's not joe and kemal. >> ainsley: gavin newsom is running advertisements down in your estate in florida. is that an indication he will run? >> i would love to see that attempted. heck, we would love to see hilary give another world. >> ainsley: she is not. >> they may also have michelle obama waiting in the wings their peerages had some sick things to say recently. she is also a contender i know they like to kind of put out there time to time and push your name out there. so we will all see, the truth is the matter who it is, whatever republican we have running,

however it might be, i won't give any indication, i think it's going to be a sure win in 2024 because we know the democratic policies are ruining america. >> ainsley: laura, thank you so much, great to see you. >> thanks, ainsley. >> you're welcome. as a fox news alert... president biden minutes away from addressing reporters in spain. we will take you there when it happens.

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good morning to you, detective. >> good morning. >> steve: this looks a lot to us like more of this defunding the police because they are taking money away. they are reducing head count and taking money out of the sheriff's department, and they're going to put these unarmed security ambassadors out in the street instead. what could possibly go wrong? >> well, so you have unarmed security ambassadors out there. what is going to happen is they will see a crime occurring, what will they do, call 911? who will respond because they don't have the deputies to respond to violent crimes. those ambassadors are only good for may be handing out maps to the stars houses so you can go on a tour and see that. i think it's pretty obvious that they are city elected officials must love las vegas was because they are gambling with people's lives. all these liberal cities voting to defund the police are calling for more police but not west hollywood. their officials are doubling down on defunding the police when they have 130% increase in

crime. let's not forget i said this in december last year. please don't come to l.a. city and now don't come to l.a. county because we cannot keep you safe. we have a liberal progressive district attorney at lake george gascon letting people out an elective officials during this. if you live in los angeles county and have no truth but to come here, here is my advice to you. number one, update your will. number two, keep your head on a swivel know your surroundings. number three, no your escape routes. no more than one because you may be fleeing from one violent crime down the street you may end up in a gang war. yes or no multiple escape routes. as my advice to you. >> steve: that is bleak, detective you are suggesting a people are suggesting from their summer vacation to go to hollywood i think i read that west hollywood includes universal studios. in places like that. one oh theme parks as well, so you're saying don't come because you are not safe?

>> exactly. they are county and elected officials have come out and said hey, we're going to reduce the deputies here. it makes absolutely no sense. violent crime is crazy. we haven't seen homicide like this in our city or county since the 1990s. now they want to take less deputies and move them out and put unarmed ambassadors? just when you think you heard enough defunding and reimagining policing, here you have these elected officials calling for more of it. just come at that point for your hands up and say you can't fix stupid. that a space where in doing now is when i hear that i just that's why think about. >> steve: no kidding greta may have been wrong about universal but a lot of people go to west hollywood during tourist season. a lot of people, detective, we ask our people live in west hollywood and they said they want to see more foot patrols, which probably is true, but they will probably like to see the foot patrols with people being

armed just in case something goes haywire. >> exactly. thing about this, couple of weeks ago in a neighboring city of los angeles we had to go officers killed by responding to a call. now you'll put unarmed ambassadors out there to bump into all kinds of violent crime? instead of using these funds for more accessible's, they should be using these funds to go down this route to give the families burial costs of their family members victims of violent crimes because that is going happen. b2 detective jamie mcbride in l.a., thank you for coming and issuing a clarion call of don't come to l.a. diamond york city and out they don't come to new york city either because not safe in either the big towns. they get so much for your service and joining us on this thursday. >> thank you. speech all right, let's go out of the streets of new york city we have a weather for the fourth of july weekend. >> yes, lots of activity happening here on fox square, let's take a look at the maps and i will show you what we are dealing with, the potential for travel delays across the

gulf coast because we have this area of low pressure we are monitoring. it could develop in a semitropical over the next couple of days, and we are expecting heavy rainfall some could get 3-6 inches, isolated amounts of maybe 8 inches over the next couple of days so unfortunately, that may put a damper on some of your plans this week and. you can see over the next seven days where the heaviest rainfall is going to be over the gulf coast up toward the mid-atlantic in the northeast you make it showers and thunderstorms this holiday weekend. there is a future track we can see the potential for stronger storms for the upper midwest on the great lakes, that means large hail, damaging winds, maybe isolated tornadoes so there you go. over 600 travel delays right now over 300 cancellations and we have travel delays all over the place. there is your forecast. is hot across the south end up toward the mid-atlantic. the southwest dealing with heat advisories and your fourth of july forecast looking good across the northeast we mentioned earlier, steve, chicago come the midwest could

see thunderstorms and heavy rain we will keep you updated. speech will be day in new york city. >> it is. >> steve: thanks, j.d. we are being told our team on the ground in madrid that president biden is running a little late. he's going to answer questions from the press. i can see our correspondent is right in front of the podium in the third row. will he question? stay tuned for that. hard to miss him. dana perino can see him as well from her perch here of the world headquarters. >> i love it because you can always spot him in a crowd if you're his sweet dad, thank you so much. >> steve: he is so tall. >> he is 6'6". >> be seen a picture of the two of us to get a question mark it's embarrassing. i look like a dull. out a good one. we love the press conference and will have the final decisions, two things on the dock at

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>> fox news alert. we are waiting for the president to come out through that door as they wrap up the summit in madrid. it should be just a minute or two away. space may yep, that's true. we are going to be waiting for that to happen. will be addressing the press for the first time in a long time. the two peter doocy plans to ask a few questions because he has two pages worth of questions to ask the president. >> steve: the personnel walked in about 2 minutes ago. we expect the president -- >> ainsley: the are left hollywood elite sharing their personal abortion stories online. >> that's right. yep. >> ainsley: as progressives continue to rage over the high court's ruling.

he won at that topic our next guest knows all about. the pro-life message in his 2018 movie. despite being shunned and even canceled by hollywood. >> brian: dean cain joins us now from the movies to the real world. what is your take from how america has responded to the overturning of roe v. wade? >> it went from abortion being safe, legal, and rare to shout your abortion. it went a long way in the other direction. i found that very odd. that film wasn't necessarily a pro-life movie. if you watch the movie and see the atrocities that the men committed on the viable babies and on the women that he treated if you can call it treatment. if you come out of their pro-life, that doesn't shock me. hollywood's reaction is no surprise to me either. i don't care if they alienate a bigger part of their audience.

they have been so busy preaching their message but don't really care about people's reactions are. they have been put in their own agenda for a long time now. i think that's changing with films like "maverick." the success of "the daily wire." it is a big audience out there that doesn't necessarily agree with all those hollywood messages. >> brian: when you think about it, what the supreme court said as they didn't stop abortion. they just said there is no constitutional right. if you want an abortion, and depends on your state which is the way, you know, apparently our framers added, you know, that's my federalism is all about. a right to an abortion is still there. it just depends on where you are. and to have an impact on the elections come november, and should have a big impact at the state and local level. >> 100% paid for 180 years, the right to abortion wasn't a constitutional right. it never was a constitutional right. therefore it is the tenth amendment, something that should have gone to the states and been

at the state level. even ruth bader ginsburg said that it was on shaky legal ground. if you are surprised that roe being overturned, you haven't been paying attention that much for the last 20 years. >> ainsley: you have all the celebrities sharing their abortion stories. "if it weren't for places like planned parenthood -- alec baldwin daughter shared her experience online saying that she became pregnant while in an unhappy relationship. the daughter of paul walker said she had an abortion last year in 2020. are you surprised by the normalcy of their stories? this is just a normal thing now. >> listen, it has touched my life. it is touch the lives of people that i know very close to me. you know, i had a child out of wedlock. there was a decision that his mother could have made. i am forever grateful and thankful that she didn't make the decision. because my son is the greatest thing in my life.

period. >> steve: i understand you have a new project, brian. >> brian: tell me about "tenacity." >> "tenacity" is a book -- oh, look, i've got it right here. written by a gentleman as such a great book. i just did the audiobook version of it. i've never done an audiobook before. his story is the story of the american dream. it's a family of immigrants. it grew up in brooklyn. grew up in a family that was a very poor part of his life he joined the military marines. he learned his lifelong motto, failure is not an option. he applied that to the rest of his life as a businessman in las vegas. he takes you through some pretty incredible stories about trying to do business in las vegas with shady people, shady politicians. you know, a lot like -- a lot of shady politicians and people like that.

and then he through hard work and determination, he made himself very successful business plan. it's a great story. i really enjoyed voicing that story. if you want to hear the dulcet tones of my voice for several hours, listen to the audiobook. >> steve: we have 17 seconds of you. listen to this>> in my younger s fortunate to possess the inner drive to set a standard and a military training to back it up. that's what this book is about. a determination to overcome any unjust obstacles that may stand in the way of one's dreams. in a word, tenacity." >> steve: that sounds great. >> that's it. do you hear the silky smoothness of that question marks the three and you teach it. you were born with that gift. there you go. >> ainsley: i think you're the first guest to ever promote a book on their show that they did not write that they are voicing.

now we all know about the book. >> brian: it's unbelievable. >> ainsley: everyone is traveling this summer. this will be a good book to grab and put in your car and that your whole family hear it. is it appropriate for the family? >> is very appropriate for the family. i don't think they kids -- it's a lot about the stories and the things he went through. i think adults and young adults would certainly appreciate the message. >> dean cain, thank you. there is no president in madrid. let's listen. >> president biden: thank you. have a seat. please sit down. someone else walk in the room. and thank you very much for taking time to be here. i think we can all agree that this has been a historic nato summit. some of the folks who have accompanied me for a while a year and a half ago in the first g7 meeting took place in england. i talked about the need for us

to reconsider the makeup of nato and how it functioned and come up with a different strategy for nato and how we work together. and in addition to that, we also talked about the g7 taking on additional responsibilities. before the war started, i told vladimir putin if he invaded ukraine, nato would only get stronger but we get more united. we would see democracies in the world stand up and opposes aggression and defend the rule of based order. that is exactly what we are seeing today. this summit was about strengthening our reliance, meeting that challenge in our world as it is today and the threats we are going to face in the future. the last time nato drafted a new mission statement was 12 years ago. at that time, and characterized russia as a partner and it

didn't even mention china. the world has changed. change the great deal since then. nato is changing as well. at this summit, we rallied our alliances to meet both a direct threats of russia opposes europe and the systemic challenges that china poses to a rules-based world order. and we have invited to new members to join nato. it was a historic act. finland and sweden. two countries with a long tradition of neutrality and choosing to join nato. some of the american press will remember when i got a phone call from the leader at bentley insane could he come and see me. and he came the next day and said, where you support my country joining nato? he suggested we call the leader of switzerland. switzerland, my goodness. i'm getting really anxious here about expanding nato.

sweden. and what happened was, we got on the phone and she asked if she could come the next day to want to talk about joining nato. allies across the board are stepping up. increasing defense spending. a majority of them are on track for the first time to exceed our 2% of gdp commitment that they made. they agreed to spend 2% of the gdp on defense. look, for example, germany. germany is committed to spending 2% going forward and announced a special fund for its military of more than $100 billion. slovakia, the czech republic, and another evans have announced they will also meet their 2% commitments. poland, romania, latvia, lithuania are doing more than 2.5%. to some as high as 3%. together to deploy more assets and capabilities to both of our

alliances across domains. land, air, sea, cyber, and space. we have reaffirmed that our article commitment is sacred. an attack on one is an attack on all and we will defend every inch of nato territory, every inch of nato territory. for our part, the united states is doing exactly what i said we would do if putin invaded. enhanced our force posture in europe. we will station warships in spain. we are stationing more air defense in italy and germany. or after 35's in the united kingdom. added to strengthen our flag, new permanent headquarters for the army fifth corps in poland. in addition, an additional brigade combat team positioned in romania. an additional rotational deployment in the baltic countries. things are changing. we will adapt to the world as we have it today.