>> we are doing what a lot of people are doing. unfortunately everybody is going to be paying a little more despite what you had last year from the biden administration but we are going to celebrate together. >> carley: thank you for joining us on a friday. we appreciate it. >> happy fourth, guys. >> carley: it was great spending a week with you, joey. "fox & friends" starts now. happy fourth, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> from new york city and the fox square, it is the first day of july, 2022. the start of a big holiday weekend. you are listening to "right on time," our featured performer

today and the concert series brought to us by our friends. welcome to the center square today. >> good morning to both of you. i'm pumped up and ready to go! >> and you are heading to west point after this. >> i am headed to west point. >> you haven't had any free food on friday, have you? >> there's never food on your set! this the first time. >> on a our summer concert series,we'ves boisterous son, out on the veranda. what are you making for the crowd today? >> we are making you guys some skirt steak street corn tacos, and john has salsa going on there. >> if you're from the south, we call it chimchurra, but it's

really chimichurri. >> this is mixed in with corn bread and eggs, we will dial it up from barbecue sauce with our buddies at leas. a bacon wrap because we no you live everything bacon wrapped. >> and that's what you call a fatty, it's a big burrito where the tortilla is baked. >> you can roll it out and stuff it, roll it up, bacon-weave it, cut it up and eat it. >> and we've got rave your views on our krispy kreme doughnut griddle off on the grill. we have some nutella, banana, and bacon. >> it's elvis-style for your sweet tooth. >> these boys are on fox business and said pork is the most affordable meat and that's probably why you have it on the grill. >> that's right.

our buddies are supplying us for all we have for the concert series, and i want to say thanks to you guys, because fox has been amazing for us. we are about a third of the way through, nine more weeks to go. it's amazing. we love being in new york. >> absolutely fantastic having you sticking out on the streets of new york. >> it is so great to walk into the building and smell it. just like a vacation. >> it's like when will cain walked into andy's restaurant right down the road from west point and smelled that coffee brewing. >> you know, steve, i've had two cups of coffee since i've been sitting here. andy's restaurant in highland falls new york, just down the road. in this little lock the united states military academy. i was picking on the menu what i want to eat. i went with the hungry man special, which is hash and

potatoes, but they didn't feel complete, so i ordered the young gun special with it. i come all the way from texas here, i'm talking to eddie, he's been in the united states from 25 years, immigrant from mexico, and i said, "do you have any hot sauce?" and he said, "do you want him made salsa all the way here i found the best sauce i've ever had. any put it all over the eggs. that's how you eat it right there and that's the hungry man, plus homemade salsa. we are hanging out all morning, guys. we are talking about a fox news poll neck that shows fewer americans than ever, 39%, down 12 points, are proud of the country today. we'll see how the diners appear outside the united states military academy feel about that new poll. >> what about your decision not to wear a blazer or anything? i think it's a good one but i don't think it's without controversy. >> [laughs] >> i feel like the controversy is right there on stage left of

that couch. mostly centered right there around brian kilmeade. how does america feel? if there is a controversial choice, last time you are with me, this button here was undone. you took this one down. he went three buttons down. >> what are you, elvis? >> i was showing too much? was not controversial? >> a little bit. >> you know what? you would be controversial he walked into a diner wearing a jacket or a time, especially on the friday before the fourth of july. >> that's what i'm saying. >> lock that guy up. what is he thinking? >> get some friends. we will check in with you again. >> "fox & friends" weekend you will be at west point. as you take your itinerary? >> i did. you don't want to miss it.

that's just us. >> little plaques that say benedict arnold's getaway. because benedict arnold was going to give away west point. maybe with washington and it. and at the last minute he was thwarted when they found two messengers with a note in the sock. they said, "what is this?" and they unwound the plot and he got out just in time. >> you should join, history at every hour. >> if i just had some advance notice. this is the only outfit i have so i can't leave from here. >> [laughs] >> and you and will and pete will host our network special on the fourth of july. >> he will. 10:00 p.m. on sunday night. >> the official kickoff. the president of the united states slept in his bed last night at the white house after a whirlwind trip over a year up where he went for the

nato summit. as he wrapped up things in madrid at the summit he had a 26-minute press conference. i thought he would have gone longer. >> really? >> yeah, i thought he'd be there longer so people would think, "okay, he hasn't lost it. he's still got his game." a reporter for "the new york times" asked the president, "mr. president, the war has pushed up prices. oil could go as high as $200 a barrel. how long is it fair to expect american drivers and drivers around the world to pay that premium for this war?" what did he say? is the answer. >> we are going to support ukraine as long as it takes. the bottom line is ultimately the reason why gas prices are up is because of russia. russia, russia, russia. i can understand why the american people are frustrated because of inflation, but

inflation is high in almost every country. prices at the pump are higher in almost every country. we are better positioned to deal with this than anyone, that we have a way to go. >> i don't think this ministry of truth approach to economic means is going to work. i think people are frustrated and they're also not stupid. they absolutely saw on day one that this guy shut down the gas pipelines, that he's not renewing leases, that he is encouraging banks to finance energy investments. so people aren't dumb, and more importantly, they are feeling it every single day. and of course the prices are high in europe, too, it's because of russia. they were high before any of this. they've always had higher prices than us. >> if you want to tell russia we're not quitting, that's a good message to send, but if you want to tell the american people what's really going on with the economy, it's a terrible message to send. you're giving vladimir putin the false belief, the bravado to

say, i am forcing gas prices, i am making oil costly, i'm destroying their economy because inflation is my responsibility. he is looking like hero to his people. what makes it worse, it's just not accurate. everything was on this trajectory. a lot of it is this green agenda that he has. thankfully the supreme court stepped in. but the everything he keeps saying that is inaccurate is about inflation. he says we are doing better than most when it comes to inflation but it's actually just the opposite. take a look at the numbers, the g7 countries the president was with over the weekend. when it comes to inflation, nobody's doing better than japan at 2.5%. maybe china. france is less than s, italy is less than us, canada is less than us. we are leading the world with inflationary rates, it's them i get he keeps saying the opposite. you can get baby formula, everything is more expensive, gas is an issue, and the

secretary of transportation is such a genius that we are now screwing up air flights as if the wright brothers just invented the airplane and we have to buy a few jets. it's amazing how backwards everything is. here's david axelrod on how he reviewed the president's performance yesterday. >> when the president got into those questions, gas prices and inflation and abortion rights, there is a lot less about certainty, a lot less about that emphatic nature of his initial presentation on nato, because he doesn't have great answers. >> he didn't have great answers on nato but when it came to the question about gas prices, for him to say as long as it takes, as long as it takes everybody to buy a plug-in car, ultimately. the g.o.p. come immediately when they are the president say that, a lot of members of congress that was the wrong answer and we should be ramping up domestic oil production, making us energy

independent again. this is not putin's price hike. this is joe biden's. joe biden is the reason we are paying big bucks per barrel. as you detailed a moment ago, he pulled the plug on stuff that made us energy independent. but he's going to do everything in his power to make sure that he is able to at least appear to be pushing a green climate agenda. >> it's weird that he thinks he can pull this off rhetorically, that people will believe this. >> some people will do! >> he made us energy independent and now we are not. and we are at humiliating, begging saudi arabia, venezuela, even central american government leaders are saying you are nourishing the devil by giving money to nicolas maduro in venezuela. on the same is happening with

russia. >> we don't recognize him as the leader. our western allies recognize the true leader of that country, and he just forgot about that, and here's the everything. he says, "i'm going to do a carve-out to codify roe v. wade and allow my democratic caucus to pass on pure party lines, on a majority through the senate." he is for breaking up and destroying the filibuster through a carve-out. that's impossible, number one, and his old party is on board with it. joe manchin and kyrsten sinema say they're not doing it. he's whipping the supreme court on the world stage, then when it comes to the carve-out he says he's going to get rid of the filibuster. he doesn't even have his own party anymore. >> notice the deflection, america is being destabilized by the supreme court. no, we are being destabilize because the economy is collapsing in front of us. he's decimating everything about

america. our economy, our border, our cities, you name it, everything is worse. >> do not look at your 401(k). if got a couple of days here over the next couple of days until you go back to work on tuesday. the s&p had its worst first half and more than half a century. january-june dropped, the dow has the biggest percentage plunge since 1962. how do you blame russia for that? >> and i don't want to pile on but we will be talking -- >> you don't want to pile on? come on! >> there is cancellation chaos. thousands of passengers are stranded at airport delays, throwing plans up in the air for independence day. a live report from the airport next. >> and a major shake-up for college football. two power houses are reportedly ditching the pac-12. where are they going and what it could mean for the league. that story still ahead as

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♪ ♪ >> we are back with some headlines, beginning with a fox news alert. at least one police officer was killed and multiple officers shot last night in eastern kentucky. authorities saying the suspect, who is now in custody, barricaded himself inside his home with his wife and daughter. he opened fire when officers arrived to serve in order of protection stemming from a domestic dispute. the identity of the fallen officer has not yet been

released. the mother of asia johnson, the 20-year-old woman who was shot in the head at point-blank range in manhattan while pushing a baby stroller, is speaking out. the grieving mother says she believes the father of her daughter's 3-month-old child is the killer. he allegedly assaulted his acts when she was pregnant and has a lengthy rap sheet. the nypd is looking to track that ran down and are calling hm a person of interest. newly sworn in supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson making history yesterday as the first black woman to sit on the high court. she joins her new colleagues just after they issued their final ruling for the session, including one that a liberal justice said would have catastrophic effects. justice elena kagan wrote the dissenting opinion on a ruling that would limit to the authority of the epa, saying, "if the current rate of emissions continues, children born this year could live to see parts of the eastern seaboard swallowed by the ocean."

and the late herschel "woody" williams is getting huge honor in his home state of west virginia. they announce he will be the first inductee into the state's military hall of fame, established by the state house this year honoring veterans he went above and beyond both on the battlefield and at home. coming up on monday i will be joined by lawrence jones, kayleigh mcenany, and joey jones were in independence day special at 8:00 p.m. eastern ti. that's when it starts, including music and special tributes to american heroes. if you like fireworks, you're going to want to watch because he will have a lot of a lot of those. >> nice. >> that's fantastic. thank you, carley. >> you are very welcome. >> speaking of fireworks come aplenty of airports. >> flat cancellation chaos is leaving thousands of travelers across america frustrated this fourth of july weekend. >> already on this friday getaway morning, hundreds of flights had already been delayed and a lot canceled.

>> live at hartsfield-jackson international in atlanta with the latest. >> good morning to you guys. i'll tell you, it's been a very chaotic and frustrating for travelers. a very busy airport all the time, but these holidays since memorial day have been very chaotic. this is the main security checkpoint here at hartsfield-jackson. the airport expecting about 1.7 million people to travel to, from, and through atlanta through next tuesday. according to the website flight away or come around 416 domestic flights right now are delayed. there are 198 that are canceled altogether. it's a trend, like i said, that we have seen since memorial day weekend. and we have spoken to many of these travel days and they say they are fed up and losing trust in the airlines to get them to their destination on time. >> i still trust them. i think they just have to work through whatever they going through. >> i really don't have a choice living in hawaii.

in order to get off the island, you have to take a plane. so i have to trust them. >> i trust them to get my stuff to the right place and get us to the right location, even with the delays. >> just yesterday here in atlanta more than 400 delta pilots who were off duty at the time ticketed here at the airport demanding better work conditions. delta has also warned yesterday to let customers to expect operational challenges this weekend. they are offering travel waivers, we now know, through july 4th so travelers can easily adjust their trip as they are expecting a very busy weekend. you can hear how chaotic it is here at hartsfield-jackson international airport. back out here live you are looking at the main security checkpoint. it has now extended into the main atrium here near baggage claim, or you would be checking in your bags and stuff. so it's very chaotic. we've been covering this since memorial day and we've talked to

so many travelers are frustrated and fed up about the delays and cancellations. as always, if you are traveling at any airport, he should get there at least two hours ahead of time. >> thanks for the live report. and the airlines give different reasons why the plane is delayed. it's the weather, the crew timed out, we don't have enough rampers, and a lot of the airlines now are blaming the faa on the federal government, especially here in the eastern third of the united states. there is a big flight control center down in jacksonville center, which handles most of the east coast, the traveler from new york down to florida. the faa had promised to increase the staffing but unfortunately they have not changed enough people as air traffic controllers. it can take four years to meet the requirements, to become an air traffic controller for the federal government, and so many of them didn't come in during covid. so it's one of those things were not only what were the airlines caught flat-footed, but so was

the federal government. >> but don't forget, steve, a lot of the staffing issues we are seeing now were caused by forcing, mandating whether it was flight attendants, pilots, or others to get a vaccine. >> absolutely. >> and i know many flight attendants who just didn't want to wear the mask anymore, didn't want to deal with passengers angry about the mask, and they retired. i spoke to a doctor the other day who said everyone is new here at the hospital. anyone who could retire during the pandemic dead, because the government made it miserable for everybody. i want to say one thing before we go to you, pete buttigieg. how is this man still being talked about as a presidential candidate? he is the most embarrassing person -- >> he handles the supply chain. >> exactly, terrible. i know he fake rides his bike and then gets an ncv on his way to work. how did he walk into work without his head hung in shame? he is exhibit a, in my opinion,

about why indemnity politics -- in his case, being gay -- should not be the criteria for hiring somebody as important as transportation secretary. >> i don't argue with you. when things go wrong it's an opportunity to stand up. the vice president could establish himself at the border by going down there with the jean shirt, roll up your sleeves, interact with hop on the jeep and buzz around the border. and then we could say at least she is engaged. and the secretary of transportation, mayor pete says he had another airport, he's in there talking to the flight attendants, he's finding out why they are picketing, why delta is picketing outside jfk or laguardia yesterday. why? they're not paying them enough. the one thing i say, they gave them a whole lot of money in order to keep them employed in the planes flying. so in the pandemic ended they'd be ready to go. where is that money? and just a word of advice, do not blame the gate agents.

stop screaming at them. they are the least responsible for all of it. please calm down. >> keep in mind, brian, during the pandemic the airlines, which got $52 billion to stay in business, what were they doing at that time? "new pilots, you make so much money." he wants to retire? all you guys retire. then it was joe biden who said "hire me to be president and i will get us out of the pandemic and make sure everything moves smoothly." they didn't have a plan. i read this morning that the demand for air travel is just a little below where it was before the pandemic, and yet we are we? so many airlines canceled 10% of their flights for this weekend, a week ago, and already we just saw from brooke that the numbers are through the roof, the number of flights delayed and canceled, which is starting everybody's holiday on a bad note. >> every day feels a little more third-world here. >> there is good news. america is great despite what

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plane. ford thought, now that we've got the automobile down, let's get everybody a personal plane. and they were working toward mass-producing personal planes but it never took off. >> literally. >> you know it's interesting about what you just showed? that the car was about freedom. that's why we need lower gas prices. the airports are so bad, you just jump in your car and go. >> i agree. >> gas is like $75 a gallon right now, though. that's the problem. >> at the same time we had the combustion engine, we had the electric car, and we made the decision to mass-produce the electric car, but we had the same technology at the same time and they go, i choose gas. >> i choose my truck. [laughs] >> we had the same battery technology that we had. we have added lithium, but we can get to electric cars can lead to such a figure out how to make them work better. >> but the four lightning 150 is cutting edge. we just don't have enough of it. and the rare earth is controlled

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♪ ♪ >> a big loss yesterday for the biden administration climate change agenda, but a big win for them on an immigration front. the supreme court ruled 6-3 that the environmental protection agency does not have the power to unilaterally cap emissions from power plants just because they say so. but when ruling on the remain in mexico policy, the court split 5-four with chief justices roberts and kavanaugh siding with the more liberal justice to get rid of it. it's been jonathan turley to explain. let's start with the remain in mexico thing. they said the federal appeals court was wrong to require the department of homeland security to continue it while it went through the court. so they threw it out, right? >> that's right. this was a more narrow ruling and he made sure it was narrow. he went out of his way to say

all the things he's not saying. it was the ultimate roberts decision. it was accommodating, it was narrow. it basically said, i want to avoid a conflict with the president's diplomacy and foreign relations. this is an issue with another country, so we are going to interpret this thing narrowly and say that he can take this action. but it's a much more narrow decision than the other ones. >> sure. the other one -- and aoc put out a tweet, catastrophic, a -- oh, this is about the epa. we are coming to the end moments. regarding the epa, essentially what they said, it's a big loss for joe biden because what it said was the epa just can't make stuff up. if you want power, it's got to be given to you by the congress. and congress didn't do that. >> that's what's so ironic about the reaction of the democratic

members. you have majority leader schumer, you have senator warren, who were perfectly apoplectic about this decision and weren't even saying who is going to deal with this problem. well, you are going to deal with the problem. what they're complaining about is the court to protecting their authority. but the court is saying this is a matter for congress. you just can't have agencies taking major questions away from the legislative branch and mending their own decisions. you have these numbers are terribly upset that they are going to be forced to do their job. they have the authority to deal with this but they have to get their colleagues to go along. >> sure. the biden administration got the big loss yesterday on the epa and last week regarding roe v. wade. and i believe we've got a sound bite where the president talks about the outrageous behavior of the supreme court.

listen. >> the one thing that has been destabilizing is the outrageous behavior of the supreme court of the united states on overruling not only roe v. wade but essentially challenging the right to privacy. we have been a leader in the world in terms of personal rights and privacy rights, and it is a mistake, in my view, for the supreme court to do what it did. >> so there he is in another country bad mouthing the u.s. supreme court. once upon a time, jonathan, it used to be that politics ended at the water's edge. not the say. not these days. >> and they disagreed with the president on a matter of constitutional interpretation. in d.c. all these numbers including aoc saying we just have to tear it all down now. the idea that i support this constitutional system as long as it yields to my demand, that's not how it works. we all have skin in this game.

we all have the benefit of the system, which is the most successful democratic system in the world. the reason is that this is a leap of faith. not in our government but in each other. we live by these rules and the president should be saying that. >> jonathan, we appreciate your legal expertise and analysis on this friday morning and now you can go home, put on your apron, because you're going to be barbecuing all weekend, right? >> i will indeed. slow cooked ribs. >> sounds delicious. jonathan turley getting up early. , sir. speaking of food, will cain is having breakfast with friends as we kick off independence day weekend. he's not far from west point. >> we are at andy's restaurant in highland falls, new york. i'm going to introduce you to two individuals. one is living at the american dream, the immigrant dream. another follows his grandparents

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>> absolutely. >> good morning to you guys and to america. that's right, andy's restaurant in highland falls, new york, just down the road from the united states military academy. as you pointed out, the polls, 12 points down. americans feeling proud of their country. well, i'm here, let me introduce you to tyler. as we are talking about, from baton rouge, louisiana, but he got to texas as fast as he could. raised in houston, texas, and joined the united states military, the army, about 20 years old. you are talking about this, 39% of americans, down from 51% proud to be an american. what is your take away from that? >> i understand why people feel like that. it is a tough time right now. people are saying, like i told you, for some filling up my new car, $25 for a full tank of gas. at one time is $51 in new york. and it was expensive so my message to americans this fourth of july is keep the faith. we've been through tough times before if you look at our history. we've always found facts.

not a matter of if, but when. but that's a message this fourth of july and i understand why people feel this way in the poll. >> you said your grandparents were not just in the army but i believe he had another grandparent in the air force. what inspired you to serve? >> there is a multitude of things. my family has a legacy of service going back to the revolutionary war. i had an uncle who served in the police department in san antonio, texas. so there was a multitude of reasons for serving, and every since i made that decision, which i still blame my sister for, it's just been awesome. i've never looked back. it's been a humbling experience, the opportunities you get in the military. i'm very grateful to have been able to have the opportunity to serve. >> we appreciate your service, tyler. thank you very much. let me introduce you to the american dream. and he doesn't want to talk on camera, but eddie is legitimately, in my estimation, the embodiment of the american dream. immigrated to united states from mexico -- what did you say, 25

years ago? and even an american citizen for how long? >> 25. >> and worked as a cook at this restaurant for years before what? >> he eventually came up here for bigger and better dream. >> and now he owns andy's restaurant. >> after 21 years working as a line chef. >> line chef for 21 years and now in honor of the restaurant here. as i said, makes the best salsa. i'm not telling you new york that i've had -- i'm from texas and i know something about salsa. i told him i'm going to help set up this business and we are going to export from highland falls, new york, this salsa. but it's amazing. speak out your own little "shark tank!" you are mr. wonderful down there! >> he's negative, and positive. >> you've done something i've never seen done before. you had your guest come to you. you didn't move! you sit on the stool and they come one by one. >> i said, "jonathan, come here." like that?

>> i've never seen that before! >> shark tank, entrepreneur, stage director, and host. host. >> wardrobe expert. >> did you tell them about your quinceanera business? >> and he wants to buy a franchise with pete. >> i forgot about that. >> thank you for the live report. in the meantime, carley shimkus joins us over on -- what do we call that? >> the lower stairs. >> the lower series area. >> i'm really there but here i am right now. that's a great story about eddie, by the way. that's the epitome of the american dream. some more news to get to starting with this. a sea of blue turning out for an emotional memorial service saluting the two almonte police officers killing a man he was free on probation. corporal michael paredes and officer jeff is joseph santanaremembered as her.

facing a gun charge that could have kept him behind bars for three years, he reportedly had not checked in with his probation officer in six months. a florida judge allowing gabby potato stanley to proceed with a lawsuit against the parents of brian laundrie who dumb i don't confess to killing their data before taking his own life. expressing hope that petito would be found alive, but they said the parents knew at the time that ryan murdered her all the way they were searching for gabby. and they made jokes about appearing shirtless on horseback during this week's summit. u.k. prime minister boris johnson joking, "can we take our clothes off? if the show we are tougher" and

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songwriter lindsay ell. good morning, guys. >> good morning. i'll tell you, rachel, i think they should sell tickets as they put this together. i mean, to see this thing come together and that be transformed, into a concert center, it's pretty amazing. >> it's pretty cool. the stage is actually a trailer. >> they pop it out like a barbie dream house. >> i love the barbie dream house! >> there's a barbie movie, isn't it? >> there is one coming out! i'm definitely watching that. i love barbie, my girls love barbie, i also love barbecue. >> we've got them smoking on the square today. john and john jr. tell us we've brought us here on the set, because i see that

fatty thing you made. >> we'll start with the fatty thing. mama says hello. this fatty is your southwestern breakfast fatty. this is your sausage rap, we've got it seasoned, eggs, cheese. we smoke this on the grill for about an hour at 225. >> throw some money over it and it's almost like a waffle. it's delicious. then you've got the krispy kreme elvis. >> you take a krispy kreme doughnut, put on some nutella, peanut butter, marshmallow spread, you had a banana. >> and then some bacon. everything is better with bacon. >> and i think you've got all of this on the inside, and the skirt steak taco with the corn -- >> i think i said chimikurri

earlier but it's chimichurri. >> we have to roll our rs! >> we brothers say it we would rather say it wrong and be here than say it wrong a! >> they are grilling for our attendees today. >> the vips smart enough to sign up. and you get treated to a free breakfast and you get a great seat at the concert. >> happy fourth to everybody out there. >> we are going to be out there to see and smell that delicious barbecue. and we will move to will cain who claims that the diner he is at has the best salsa you've ever had, better than everything you've tasted in texas. >> he's going to be part of a big national push. >> there is your coffee right

there. >> did you wake him? >> he's rejecting the order. he wants it to go. >> i know that he is the start of the show but it's his birthday. can you give another happy birthday? happy birthday, eddie! [applause] let me tell you something, i watched him make himself a birthday cake and a coffee cup. a huge port of agave and he called it coffee. best place in town, they say. and his restaurant, highland falls, new york. we are here all morning long just outside of the united states military academy and we are checking in with diners about the state of the country, and 12 percentage points fewer than five years ago are proud of the united states of america. i promise you this, not the case

here at andy's restaurant. but we will talk to dennis this morning. >> we are proud of you for doing that. you are going to work at side of the counter, get a hairnet. just saying. the health department is coming in. >> it's a little humid up here, steve. >> superman doesn't wear a hairnet. you get a pass. [laughs] >> he's wearing a cape? >> you call him superman? >> everyone does. >> you call will superman? >> everyone does. to eat think he looks like superman? it's in my contract! >> i had no idea. >> you don't want to miss us, we are going to host the west point celebration on fox news this sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >> fantastic. just don't have kryptonite on the set. it would be bad for the guy. >> anyone noticed the supreme court handed out some consequential decisions over the last few weeks?

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justice elena kagan wrote that if the current rate of emissions continues, children born this year could live to see parts of the eastern seaboard swallowed by the ocean. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez called the real and catastrophic but they didn't do it would make yesterday when the supreme court ruled that the president could cancel the trump-era remain in mexico policy. justice samuel alito said that when it appears one of these aliens is not admissible, made the government simply release the alien in this country and help the alien will show up for a hearing at which his or her entitlement to remain will be decided? it congress has provided a clear answer to that answer and the answer is now. and this culminates with the overturning of roe v. wade last weekend and for that protesters have been unrelenting, as we have seen, and more than 180 people were arrested yesterday after protesters sat in an

intersection blocking traffic near the supreme court. today president biden will meet virtually with democratic governors from seven different states. their goal is to try and find ways to protect abortion access. i'm sorry, i'm getting confused! rachel, steve, brian. >> thanks. >> no you don't have to toss from the diner. superman will not do that. >> by the way, interesting what alexander mentioned from justice kagan. she says that we will be swallowed by the ocean because of this dissent. i know aoc is calling it catastrophic. this is more fearmongering and this is why a lot of people believe aoc. they don't want to have kids because they think the world is going to end in 12 years. she had an instagram video where she talks about whether it was immoral to have kids in this world, because the environment is going to -- it's not good, and whether having kids is moral or not. this is this crazy world they

live in. very antifamily and a lot of misinformation. >> sure, but justice kagan was essentially trying to legislate from the bench, which is not their job. it was very clear that the epa went over their skis. they made up a bunch of stuff and essentially the supreme court by a 6-3 margin said, okay, the epa can regulate all sorts of stuff, but you've got to get the instructions from congress. in this case it was just a bunch of bureaucrats in cahoots with the biden administration writing these things to crack down on greenhouse gases and stuff like that. that's fine, if that's what they want. but they've got to pass it to the congress, and that is what the high court said yesterday. >> this is probably the best news in a long time for the economy. these militant green lunatics have been taking over our economy to the detriment of the american people while basically

giving everything to china and russia and iran, our enemies, who couldn't care less about the environment. i think this is an intelligent way to do it. one of the most suspicious things of every scene, aoc had this job is a congresswoman but she shocked the world and went to queens. when he when the and within a week she sitting on the capitol steps telling everyone about the new green deal. and it tells me, she's a bartender. who wrote the green new deal? it is so detailed, and ed markey is sitting behind her and i'm thinking to myself, someone put her up to that. that is somebody financing people like aoc to put them in place to forward their agenda, that she couldn't possibly have authored. >> whether she offered it or not, let's give her credit in ts regard. she is a true believer. i believe that she believes the world is going to end in 12 years. i know she said that six years

ago, so we are about -- we are pretty close. >> don't buy green bananas. >> she's a true believer, she rides in electric cars. she believes all the stuff. >> she believes she knows everything about everything. >> and, by the way, she's very powerful. so this is the kind of stuff young people believe. if you poll young people, the one thing they all agree on, even conservative young people, they believe that green energy stuff and the catastrophe it's going to happen. they believe it. >> she is social media strong and she's camera friendly, but i don't think there's any candidate she has endorsed that was successful. she is hurting the democratic party to such an extreme way because she is putting four candidates and bringing the party in a way that they can't possibly get the majority of the country to support them. and for some reason joe biden lives to impress the squad which

is destroying his administration. >> he doesn't want the bad twitter traffic. ultimately the district here in new york that elected her loves her because they reelected her, and now that she's over 35, some people have suggested maybe she should become president to replace joe biden. because after the midterms, joe is obviously going to say arrivederci. if he's leaving, who's going to be in his place as president? like we've done many times before, people default to hillary clinton. she was asked on tuesday on cbs by gayle king, what about 2024? and she does not rule it out. let's listen to this. >> i miss it. >> there is no scenario in 2024 that you would even remotely consider? >> you now, i can't imagine it. i really can't. >> that's not "no."

>> i can imagine staying as active and outspoken as i can, because our country is really on the precipice. >> our country is going to hell and a handbasket and what we need is hillary. no one is pushing hillary other than hillary and her cronies around her. >> whether she does or doesn't run, she endorsed joe biden. they have this rivalry, this friendly rivalry. i'm not really sure what it is. but let's make it simple. will you or will you not endorsed joe biden? because he wants to run in 2024. >> if he decides to run, he is the sitting president. >> would you endorsed him? >> look, i would endorse our sitting president. of course. it's a silly question. let's vote the person most likely to win. joe biden beat in a huge landslide victory in the popular vote, against donald trump. i think that says a lot. >> it does say a lot.

people are speculating who would replace joe. the thing about hillary is, the people who run for president at the national level are the party standard bearers and generally don't get a do-over. after the last couple months will be discovered about the last time she ran, she personally green-lighted the russia hoax. so could she get elected? i just don't see that happening. but she loves being talked about like we are doing right now. >> not one person asked her, "excuse me, ms. secretary, why did you finance the investigation and the dossier? what is your explanation for that?" staying active for all those years. "don't you feel guilty the country was sidetracked on a lark that you scripted?" >> 100%. >> nobody has asked that. nobody's curious about it. >> that would have been gayle king who could ask that question, but she didn't. >> would have prompted a nice

giggle. >> carley joins us for some news. >> i certainly do. we start with america's crime crisis. nine people shot including one teenager in an apparent drive-by shooting outside a bodega in new newark, new jersey, last night. and it was a white honda pilot that was stolen, and all nine victims are taking to the hospital and are reportedly in stable condition from the gunshot wounds. an investigation is currently underway. the fugitive yoga teacher wanted for killing the woman her boyfriend was allegedly dating is now in custody after a 6-week manhunt. caitlin armstrong was arrested by u.s. marshals in costa rica and is now set to be deported back to the united states where she will face murder charges. police say she used a fake passport to flee the country and remained on the run for 43 days. police say they found pro cyclist moria wilson dead after sustaining multiple gunshot

wounds on may 11th. singer bret michaels hospitalized before he was set to take the stage in nashville last night. his bandmate said he had a bad reaction to his medication. the band ultimately canceled that show. michaels has been open about his battle with diabetes which has caused a multitude of health emergencies throughout his career. like father, like son. the son of a fallen florida police officer officially sworn in as a member of the tampa international airport police department. emotions were high as he officially took the oath eight years after his father was killed in the line of duty. >> his dad should have been here pinning the badge on him. i said he's here with you and looking down at you every day with pride. >> andrew credits his father for becoming a police officer, saying he wants to be just like him. >> so many times it runs in the family, too.

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monday. we are told 566 migrants died at the border in 2021, but cbp has yet to officially report those numbers. the last number the agency posted was 247 migrants dead in the year 2020. on wall street the s&p 500 plunges 20.6% during the first half of this year. that marks its worst start to a year since 1970. the dramatic slide comes as inflation is at a 40-year high and investors are panicked over fear of the recession. on thursday president biden falsely claiming u.s. inflation is lower than any other developed nation, but the u.s. rate of 8.3% is among the highest. major retailers are considering a new return policy that will let you keep unwanted items and still get your money back. wow. popular big box retailers like target and walmart are reportedly floating the idea due to excessive inventory because of a supply chain crisis.

while it may seem crazy, returns actually costs the store more to pay employees and assess the restocked merchandise. wow. those are your headlines. >> i don't know what genies came up with that policy. so now this, president biden talking about adding sweden and finland to the alliance. >> with the addition of finland and sweden we've been stronger than ever. they have serious militaries, both of them. they are going to increase the nato border by 800 miles. >> meanwhile russian president vladimir putin expressed his frustration saying that everything was going fine but now they will be tensions. there certainly will. this is obvious and inevitable. meanwhile, russian forces are pulling out of the remote snake island off the southern coast of ukraine. to put it in perspective, general jack keane. first of all, what is nato like now with finland and sweden that it is not like without them?

>> welcome a considerably, and putin has done it. he has managed to unite nato and certainly sweden and finland stepping up, they recognize the danger russia poses to them and they are bringing to the table that economies in very good militaries. and they are in their most vulnerable part of the world as far as russian expansion into a nato country. that would likely be the baltic states themselves, small countries, small militaries, right on the russian border, very vulnerable. sweden and finland add a lot to nato as a result of this. >> snake island no longer in the hands of the russians. how significant? >> well, it is certainly significant because ukraine took back territories in a strategic place, but russia is still going to blockade the cargo ships that are trying to get the agriculture exports out of ukraine. that is devastating the economy. but this is a step in the right

direction. the russians are lying that they voluntarily left the island. ukrainians drove them off because they were shelling and killing them. >> turkey is going to have talks with russia about opening the shipping lanes and allowing green to get out of ukraine. do they have the ability and leverage and the influence with vladimir putin to pull off something this significant? >> i don't think the turks have that by themselves. this would be putin's call. does he feel the humanitarian pressure to release these cargo ships as a result of what's going happen out in the world? i don't think so. we will see what happens. i think what putin is focused on, he wants ukraine to fail as a state. 35% economic retraction right now, growing likely to 50, because he is shutting down 95% of their exports. i think he'll likely hold onto that position. we hope he changes it for the sake of ukraine in the world

food supply, but i think it's unlikely he will. >> general, and understand this is an opportunity over the next couple of weeks for ukraine to get on the offensive. by the way, the russians are configured. where would you look for them to make gains? >> first of all, it would be in the kherson oblast. ukrainians have been taking territory back from that and they want control of the southern coast that they are beginning to lose to the russians. this window of opportunity will probably arise in the next several weeks because the russians will have two pause as a result of the casualties that they have been taking in the donbas region. that's why these meetings are so critical that took place in europe, the g7 and nato. will the commitments be real and in a timely manner with the weapons and ammunition that

ukrainians need? it's going to be a major test, i believe, of nato in the international community to be able to help zelenskyy get that territory back. >> this flow is not working. general, of course we know we are a few days from independence day. to a few people have given more of their life to the red, white, and blue than you. what is your message to the country? >> first of all, i just think that we reflect on how fortunate we are to be here as americans. listen, we are the oldest democracy in the world and yet we are one of the youngest countries. they had to fight for our freedom here. and the genius of the founding fathers having removed the shackles of oppression themselves, they formed a federal government that they didn't want to be too powerful. they wanted the people to be more powerful. and i think as a result we have

grown into an exceptional nation for three reasons. we are a meritocracy here, it's up to the individual to succeed in this country, and the conditions are set for that individual to succeed. very different than other places in the world. we open our arms to people around the world to come here, and it changed this country and became an engine in this country in terms of propelling ourselves forward. and we are the most generous country in the world. look, we spent the 20th century and a good part of the century going all over the world to remove the shackles of oppression that other people were imposing on their own people or others, and we were willing to send our treasure and die for others in countries that most people fighting in those wars never even heard of, and so they never visited. it's a remarkable story of american leadership and the contribution we made not only to our own people but the world writ large.

>> equal opportunities but not equal outcomes. we just want to compete. jack keane, great message. i appreciate it. have a good fourth. >> seem to you. happy fourth of july. >> meanwhile, 27 minutes before the top of the hour. >> we are ushering in july 4th little early ahead of our coverage on fox live from the united states military academy at west point. >> just down the road from there, to get the party started, will cain is having breakfast with friends at andy's restaurant in highland falls, new york, down the road from west point. will, "fox & friends" was there a couple of years ago. >> well, did you have, when you were here the couple years ago, the entire shift of the falls police department with you where you are having breakfast? because i've got the entire shift. if there's any looting going on at the other side of town, have at it, because all of the forces with me. it's only 1.2 square miles so they'll be there in a hurry. >> we will, will be running out

the door. >> this is the first female chief in orange county new york, in the history of the county. she's the first female chief of police. congratulations. we appreciate your service. >> i wanted to clue you in on the conversation we are having around the diner. the officers and i were talking earlier and telling me about, we have heard so much about fentanyl and overdoses and the scourge that affects communities. and this is a small town. i lived in small towns like this. tell me about what you've experienced the last couple of years and what you are using and this miracle of narcan. >> even though we are small town we have certainly had our issue. thank god may have narcan that we now carry on our person. it's been in life-saving drugs that we actually inject up somebody's nose if they have an overdose. i've had to use it several times over the last two years and it has saved quite a few lives. >> and he was telling me, you

were saying there's no downside. in other words, i'm not going to do it, but if i had it squirted up my nose right now, it doesn't do anything. it blocks the receptors, the opioid or the heroin or the fentanyl, to somebody's brain. >> if i open this up and shouted at the nose we would have no effect. nothing bad would happen. but if you are overdosing it blocks the opioid receptors in your brain and essentially cuts off the overdose and gives enough time to get patients to the hospital. >> the officers were telling me that sometimes the addict, having overdose, wakes up upset. "you ruined my high." upset that the narcan worked to save their lives. since i have the whole force here, you were on duty this morning and you got called to one of your first because of the day, which is what? >> sometimes you never know he will run to. >> a little disturbance downtown pit somebody's doing something suspicious to andy's restaurant.

finally, sergeant, fourth of july weekend. as you head into this weekend, what are your thoughts about this country, independence, and the fourth of july weekend? >> it's going to be a great weekend. the local community has a lot of great events planned. we have a parade, fireworks, canoe races, live music. i just ask that everybody be safe and do the best they can to keep their families safe. >> absolutely. it'll be a wonderful fourth of july right here in highland falls and, as rachel mentioned, at west point at the united states military academy where we will be hosting this weekend the fourth of july special, as well. with your "fox & friends" weekend crew. now back to the regular crew in new york. >> and the forces with you. thank you very much. >> it's nice to have a nice breakfast. >> with the entire police department. >> and a reminder that they are working while we are all celebrating. >> but now in new york you can camp just like the cops. concealed carry is now history.

they've got to figure it out. >> don't go anywhere. we are heading to fox square where we will catch up with lindsay ell, one of her performances for the concert series. we can't wait to get out there. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> you're going to be singing that song all day long. our next guest is an award-winning country pop singer and songwriter with three number one singles and an acm nomination for new female vocalist in 2019. >> that's right, her latest hit right on time is hitting the charts right now. >> hi, guys. it's so good to be here. good morning. >> great to see you. i always ask the artist comeau it wasn't like during the pandemic? a couple years you can perform.

you can write, i guess. but all of the sudden people are booking venues like crazy back on stage. what about you? >> it's amazing to be back playing live shows. if anything what we learned over the past couple of years as gratitude for our job. to be able to go back and play in front of human beings and see smiling faces in the crowd. >> are you excited human beings? [laughter] you're from canada and i know you studied business at the university of calgary. but explain how when you're six years old, your mom said you had to take piano lessons but then he had to start paying attention to some things your dad had laying around the house. >> it was a lot cooler. i just pick this up and never put it down since. it's because of this is your dad's guitar, essentially. >> essentially, yeah. and i've been living in nashville for the past ten years and love it. it is such an amazing music community. i wouldn't want to be doing anything else.

>> you talked about shania twain. what kind of influence was to become another canadian come on your career? >> such a huge influence. as a woman in any industry but specifically the music industry it takes a lot to see what you mean, write songs that you mean, get up on stage and sing them and be feminine and and strong at the same time. and she walks that line so perfectly. >> her song would be controversial now. "i feel like a woman." >> exactly. praise shania! >> how would you define that? >> i feel like a birthing person? that doesn't work as well. >> you are a philanthropist. telling about your foundation and what led you to it. >> on my last record i talk about my stories as a survivor as a little girl for the first

time. i started a foundation. as anybody in the entertainment industry we have an option to use our platform for good and the fact i can use music to make a difference and give people a voice, the survivors, other women a voice. >> good on you. even my latest song, right on time, i wanted to write something that would support women and their decisions and their rights and their bodies and everything moving forward. >> you've been on television a lot over the last couple of seasons. you were on the first season of "canada's got talent" and now you're back for season two. >> it is so exciting. >> how do you work that out with your schedule on tour with howie mandel? >> gets busy but somebody's got to keep him in line! it's been so much fun working on a tv show with all of them. he's been the best to work with. >> terrific. we will hear from her in a little while. are you guys excited? [cheers and applause] and you'll be performing on fox nation throughout the hour so that'll be great. are you ready to go in the

morning? >> i am so ready. >> just turn it in. >> you warmed up your pipes. >> warmed up and ready to go. >> of course. >> thank you very much. in the meantime, let's get the weather. nice weather in the 8:00 hour of "fox & friends." >> perfect weather, and happy canada day! i'm from toronto. happy canada day, girl! >> very nice. we will talk about canada at the break. thanks for joining us. and the fourth of july coming up here in the u.s. take a look at the current temperatures, 76 here in new york and 75 in chicago, 73 in kansas city. showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast and the midwest of the great lakes and the southeast. watching that over the next couple of days. this area of low pressure will bring the potential for showers

and maybe some flooding, so be aware and no the watches and warnings. the front will come through the northeast, as well, so a picnic is not a good idea tomorrow. sunday and monday, better forecast. there's the rain forecast and you can see with the heaviest rain is along the gulf coast and the plane states. there is here independence day forecast on monday looking good here in new york city. we'll see the potential for showers and thunderstorms in the midwest and there is your evening forecast. could see a few scattered showers in new york. and it is the big day on monday. the nathan's hot dog eating contest, and i am your official judge. i couldn't ask for better forecast. >> thank you very much. janice just gave us the fourth of july forecast. the biggest independence day celebration in the country is in boston. we will get behind the scenes straight ahead. you are watching "fox & friends"

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criticized because of its saudi backing and poaching some of the pga most popular players. the invitation is 1 of 3 events for their invitational. the colorado avalanche victory. put on hold after they mistake a player for a rowdy fan trying to crash the parade. and that was the only incident yesterday. he had the stage after his teammate's name was called. johnson is of course the nephew of our very own rachel campos-duffy. so he is an official member of the fox family, as well. >> he sure is. we've been partying all week. >> he's on our show. >> if you go to instagram. >> because one person was misidentified? stick at the thought he was a fan. it was a security issue.

>> thank you, carley. >> we love you, eric. there's no better place to celebrate independence day than near where the revolutionary war began in boston. >> one if by land, too, if i see. fox nation host abby hornacek as they were the famous boston pops fireworks show returns in its full glory. >> that's right, she's there with george. hey, george. hey, abby. >> hey, you guys. rachel hit it on the head. boston is still important in terms of our nation's history and eventually getting our independence from the boston tea party for the american revolution. here to celebrate it all is a boston harbor fest. it's been going on for the 41st year. georgia is all about it. we are at downtown crossing and everything kicks off behind us on the steps. why this location and what can

we expect later today? >> welcome to boston. july 1st, kicking off summer in a big way with harbor fest, and it happens here because it's where it all began. the reason we celebrate july 4th is because of boston. lee five the nation's independence here. you are walking the same streets that john adams, paul revere, crispus addicks, although the patriots, it began right here in washington. what better place to celebrate than right here in the heart of the city? >> it's the energy, it's the history. what can we expect later today from all of the festivities and activities? >> first of all we have an action-packed weekend. there's a lot going on. more than 32 different events plus more if you count all the historic sites. in a leap into a couple already and you will see some pretty amazing site throughout the weekend. but today the focus is on launching the whole weekend. we are doing a cake cutting, live the british consul general.

even though they lost, we are still friends. i even threw on a few redcoats today. i always joke, no redcoats on july 4th, but will have them here on july 1st. does music and the u.s. army band is going to be here. we've got a lot planned for today. >> i have to ask you about the cake cutting because the commanding officer of the uss constitution, such a historic ship. the largest warship in the world that is still active and still afloat. what is the significance of cutting the cake? >> the commander is a female. it's the first female commander of the u.s. constitution, the oldest commissioned warship, as he pointed out. she will cut the cake ceremonially with a saber. boston is on the traditions so we've got chowder fest planned for this weekend, a car show, a dog show, a lot of stuff. >> we'll be sticking around.

is it eight feet? you need to saber to cut that. we will be here all weekend long covering the festivities leading up to the fourth of july and we'll have a lot of fun. >> thanks for being here. >> thank you, abby and george. i love how he loves his town, you can tell he loves boston! >> and some great weather on monday night. this independence day fox nation is honoring military members and veterans and for a free subscription go to the fox.com and you get it free for a year. >> the country pop singer you just met, lindsay ell, takes the all-american concert series to all new heights. don't miss it. she will be seeing alive. that's a band, that's her instrument, and that's her. she is waving. ♪ ♪ you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past

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♪ ♪ >> that is lindsay ell and she wrote this song. she goes on to say she likes to play at home. "what do you do to make my baby, when i look at those eyes, i feel like i will go through stoplights. by the way -- >> i could hear you read all day.

>> she is our featured performer this hour during all-american concert series. write to us today our friends at lowe's. she will continue to finish a song. if you would like to watch it go to "fox & friends." >> she had just great energy. she has a survivor of what happened to her, she was raped. she has a survivor. turning tragedy into triumph and turning her career into triumph. >> what you do to me as criminal, what you do to me as credible, what you do to me is criminal. that is how the song ends. >> rachel to your point about her being a go-getter, she was a business major at the university of calgary and valedictorian in her high school. >> that doesn't surprise me at all. beauty, talent. >> she is down as one of the writers. >> continue to watch the whole

song and go to foxnation.com. meanwhile, a couple of days away from the big fourth of july monday but on this friday will l cain is having breakfast at west point. the last hour he had the entire police department. let's see who he has gotten out. >> look, a table full of officers right here. look at this, it is getting a little busy. corned beef, hash browns, bacon, a big plate of potatoes. this is for one of you guys, right? right here? very nice. no eggs. a little bit of confusion over here. they sent it back, they sent it back. i think they agreed by the way. in highland falls outside of the united states military academy where we will be broadcasting from west point saturday, sunday

and fourth of july special pier this morning, i'm talking to diners about how they feel going into this fourth of july weekend. about the united states of america and if they still have pride in this great land. >> could you call out because somebody is waiting for their breakfast? call out to the general public and see where you go. >> i have four pieces of bacon, a plate full of hash browns, and you were telling me nobody wants it? okay, nobody. right here. this is pete headsets the santa claus in town every year. an electrical engineer instructor at the academy. >> very nicely done. >> see, brian, nicely done. >> rachel: not so bad to. >> brian: thank you very much, our best to santa claus. 4 minutes after the hour flight cancellation and chaos leaving thousands across the america frustrated fourth of july we

can. >> rachel: already hundreds of flights have already been delayed and canceled. >> the cyber guy at lax with the latest and this is right up your alley because particularly this holiday with so many people flagging, it really depends on how well you can operate your phone to figure out if you can get on the next flight. >> true, you know that better than anybody, steve, constantly on a delta flight and i marvel at this and i think brian as well as rachel, how do you get from our studio's downtown manhattan on a flight in 40 minutes is still something i'm trying to figure out. not for everybody else, but a lot of people showing up at airports and lax in california, we see delays across the country. jfk reporting delays as one of the worst spots this morning. also reagan national in d.c., a really bad spot this morning. refreshing to give you the update on delays come already

this morning 215 additional flights leading to fourth of july weekend, 655 delays at this very moment. if you check in with passengers how they are feeling right now, this is what you will hear. >> i still trust them. i think they have to march through whatever they are going through. >> i really don't have a choice. i live in hawaii and in order to get off the island, you have to take a plane. so i have two trust them. >> i trust them. i trust them to get me to the right place and right location, even with the delays. >> don't be fools, that's not true, you can't trust them here or the fact is, the airlines are trying to do their best but caught off guard operationally. about the same amount of people traveling this weekend as they did in 2019. the airlines not at all ready with that, not enough labor, resources, so that leads you to spot like this with your flight being canceled or delayed and

tools to get out of that. let me give you some tips right now. if you have a chance to book the larger plane wide-body jet from where you are going to where you start from, that is your best bet. those are likely to never be canceled because they want to keep lucrative international flights on time. also, airline lounges or a great resource. if you don't belong to one, you find yourself in a pickle using technology, any airline app or whatever to rebook. you can't just get online. the lounges may be worth spending $8, $10, $15 depending on they are lying to get you help at that point and avoid checking bags on the way. cyber.com has a list of apps you should have on your phone before you head to the airport at any point. guys? >> rachel: all good tips. >> steve: rachel, downloading the expert flyer app and i did that because it shows you what

features are absolutely available. every plane is full now but if there is one seat left, you will know about it. great advice go to cyberguy.com for more information. >> rachel: how embarrassing, first the country can't figure out how to get formula to moms and their babies and now we have thousands, the transportation collapsing. it is embarrassing. >> brian: of the secretary of transportation pete buttigieg, when everyone says he is the golden child that will represent us, and a blow and how well did he do, oops, he didn't and below average performance the mayor of south bend. he is perfect for this. can you do something well first? that would certainly help. can you shine in the position you are in? that would be effective. let's talk about something else. the president of the united states with the governors today talk about how to navigate

roe v. wade because he feels it was a travesty of justice. the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. if you look at joe biden's background, he actually spent his entire career everywhere pretty much against abortion and doing everything he could to vote in support, vote against roe v. wade for his career in 1973 to 1981 to 1993 and he has pushed back at roe v. wade. but the presidential version is outraged by it. i think this is the most outrageous the supreme court decision, he he comes down, he leaves, he takes that question goes out of his way to swipe at the legitimacy of the court itself. >> rachel: on foreign soil. take a look. >> one thing that has been destabilizing is the outrageous behavior of the supreme court of the united states and overruling not only roe v. wade, but

essentially challenging the right to privacy. we have to codify roe v. wade in the law. and the way to do that is to make sure congress votes to do that. if the filibuster gets in the way, voting rights, we provided exception for this. the required exception of a filibuster for this action to deal with the supreme court decision. >> brian: that was a little after the president mistook sweden for switzerland, which people are going, weight. i hope you meant sweden. you know, it is interesting they are complaining now but the democrats have had unified control of government, the three branches. you know, the legislative branch hells, senate, white house spirit a couple of times they have done nothing with it to essentially make roe v. wade the law of the land. the supreme court a couple of days ago, they simply said, there is no constitutional right in the constitution to have an abortion.

this is best left up to the state spirit so that is what those men and women voted on by 6-3 margin to send it back to the states. if you have a complaint, complaint to the states. in the wake of that you have local judges ruling on it, trying to figure out how various states are going to handle abortion going forward. >> rachel: there is still a lot of controversy about joe biden making those comments come again on foreign soil. senator mike lee slamming the president for doing that. >> the fact that he would go on foreign soil and attacked the supreme court of the united states 200 mine it and deleted jetta might is unpatriotic. i've never seen anything like it. secondly, he's suggesting they codify roe. they don't merely want to codify roe but they want to pass a bill in addition to codify roe, take

protections of roe all the way up to the moment a child takes its first breath. no state anywhere could impose any kind of legal restrictions, any kind of protection for unborn human beings. >> rachel: that was mike lee making the case. >> just remember the court case that brought this to the court was the mississippi case, okay, you cannot have an abortion after 14 or 15 weeks, which is the law around much of the planet. but to mike lee's point, the senator from utah, he says "you know there are a number of states including new york where you can have an abortion right up to the birthdate." if you did a poll on that my would say gigantic majority of americans would say, you can't do that the day before the baby is going to be born. >> you have an op-ed on this. >> rachel: i have an op-ed on something else. you can go to foxnews.com to to check it out.

shows pelosi and america hispanics will not be pushed around. it's about that viral moment nancy pelosi passes aggressively elbows a little girl, the little daughter of the new representative from texas. mayra flores, look at this. many of us hispanics, first of all, her team is trying to say it didn't happen. >> it happened. >> rachel: it happened and mayra flores is right to say the little girl is a queen. you know what, it will take an unfazed moment and by the way, first day on the job, good on mayra flores. >> she was just sworn in. >> rachel: she calls nancy pelosi out. it is interesting moment for hispanics to say, you know what, is all that. that is a passive-aggressive head because you don't like this family doesn't obey you. the narrative. >> they are republicans.

>> rachel: you don't like that improves latinos and minorities who agree with them who they can control. and i think this moment is interesting because for all kinds of reasons including the poll numbers that we are seeing no one more dissatisfied with joe biden's america thin hispanics. it shows hispanics are very politically savvy and pushing back, just like mayra flores pushed back at nancy pelosi for elbowing her daughter. >> she commented on her show yesterday about the show. >> 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. the gas, groceries, having increased drastically, that is what we are worried about in south texas peer that is what we are all worried about. so to focus on the issues that matter and not the latinx in

washington. >> what is going to be harder to hold that seat but she's determined to do it. >> the election for her is in november. nancy pelosi's team said she wasn't shoving the kid out of the way but making sure the child would be visible in the photographs. because they would probably move the child in front of the speaker. >> rachel: the problem is we have the tape. we saw that. and mayra flores is right, that little girl, showing what it's like not to be intimidated by someone and know her place. she belongs there. that was her family's moment. >> nancy pelosi is pushing her to the left. >> rachel: and that role says, "no way." i love it. >> it is for the children. it is almost comical when she says it. it's for the children, the democratic children. >> rachel: this is how they treat conservatives families.

>> meanwhile never shoved a child. speak with that comment from pelosi's team, don't leave your eyes, believe what i'm telling you. nobody is believing that. a developing story out of kentucky in a serious one at that starting with fox news alert, the police men reportedly dead and a shooting last night in eastern kentucky. kentucky state police leasing a mug shot of and arrested suspect. 49-year-old lanced store on your screen is being charged with murder and assault and he began firing on them when they arrived being served an order of protection with a domestic dispute. the suspect allegedly barricaded himself inside of his home with his wife and daughter. he will appear in court 9:00 a.m. this morning. he see a blue turning out for an emotional memorial service saluting two el monte police officer is a man free on probation.

corporal mike brady and joseph santana as valiant heroes. the suspects say committed suicide was free despite facing a gun charge that could have kept him behind bars for three years. he reportedly had not checked in with his probation officer in six months. newly supreme court, the first black woman to sit on the high court, she joins her new colleagues after they issued the final ruling of the issue and including one liberal justice would have catastrophic effects. elena kagan with the opinion on a ruling that would limit the authority of the epa saying "the current rate of admissions continues with children born this year could live to be a part of the eastern seaboard swallowed by the ocean. across the nation, americans are getting ready to celebrate 246 celebration of independence with

unique pay patriotic displays. richmond town on staten island and they will be hosting a three-day festival including an inspirational reading of the declaration of independence. i love that. in california, the northlake association announcing drones like the ones you see here will light up the skies for independence day instead of firework show this weekend. and coming up monday, i will be joined by lawrence jones for an independence day special 8:00 p.m. eastern time including music, special tributes to american heroes and fireworks as well. i'm very excited. >> you have to get those drones. those drones are changing everything. >> had to get do it? so in sync. it is amazing. >> gps all about the gbs. >> meanwhile don't go anywhere. geraldo rivera will joining us after the break and just woke up

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the new york police department said asia johnson on the 20-year-old mom shot in the head execution-style well pushing a baby stroller could be the victim of domestic violence. johnson's mother also speaking out sagging "she believes the father of her daughter's 3-month-old is the killer." he allegedly assaulted his ex when she was six months pregnant, and has a lengthy rap sheet, he does. the police are still searching for the man, the baby's daddy who they call a person of interest. let's bring in the cohost of "the five" and fox news correspondent geraldo rivera. it is on the cover of "the new york post" this morning, stocked, mom killed pushing a stroller, babies dad. and the relatives said apparently he assaulted her new year's day when she was six months pregnant. >> he's a bum by all accounts. this is a case of

domestic violence. i know initially they are atoms played as another con crime. it was really stunning for me because you know, i lived around the corner of the scene for many years on the upper east side there. that is the subway stop, 96th and lexington that everybody uses. my daughters went to school around there. to have someone wednesday night before 8:30 in the evening, an assailant dressed in black come up behind her and assassinate her, it is almost like a political assassination. it is awful and stunning to the neighbors. how could this happen in our neighborhood? it turns out may be the victim who is using mount sinai hospital, which is right in the area was they are because of that pushing the stroller. she had been in communication with the assailant, the abusive boyfriend. he had threatened to kill her earlier. i'm baffled to why the police has not released his mug shot

and his name. if you know him, ladies and gentlemen, let us know and we will broadcast it. this is a murder, low down and dirty murder. even after he killed the young lady, he called relatives to check on the well-being of the child with the woman that he allegedly murdered. so it is very, very unsettling. it is not a story you would file under gun crimes particularly. it is more about domestic violence and the fact she was in and out of a shelter. ironically, i found this very interesting, her mom, lisa, talking to the press worked as an emt when eric adams was a cop. so there is that personal connection between the mayor who is crusading against violent crime and i think doing and making some headway, but then he had something obscene and blatant as absolutely horrific as this.

a woman in and out of shelters who ultimately the boyfriend comes and kills her in broad daylight on lexington avenue of all places. very close to home and very unsettling. >> indeed. the mother spoke so lovingly of her daughter who was a good kid growing up and sounds like a great mom. even though she had been abused by this guy, she felt guilty and one of the dad to at least know the baby somehow appear that is why they were leaving that night. a single shot to the head. it is heartbreaking. >> it is, indeed. >> he is a balm and i hope the cops get him quickly. >> i have a feeling they pretty well know where he is and will track him down. thank you for joining us today, geraldo. >> have a good week. >> you too we will check in with will cain's a pulse of people ahead of independence day. and now he's working the grill!

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♪ ♪ >> rachel: back to "fox & friends," patriotism is taking a plunge ahead of independence day. >> a brand-new fox news poll showing 90s 96% of americans are paralleled and that is a big drop off from more than half ban

2017. >> 51% but what do you think about that fox & friends will cain and more importantly what do your people think about that in highland falls new york? >> if i can get joe to turn around, i will let you know what he thinks. he is spinning on his barstool. you looked out the window. >> i don't know what you want me to do, you know what i mean? >> a marine veteran we appreciate your service. they were talking a new fox news poll, 39% of americans proud and that is down 12 points but why is that? >> how many percent? >> 39%. >> that can't be. this is the best country in the world. you have to be happy to be here. no other country has what we have. >> it seems like people are forgetting that. i was talking to joe and his buddies earlier, stereotypes and cliches. people come to diners, and work out the world's problems.

the supreme court just made it possible to make it easier in new york. governor kathy hochul will tighten down the laws. >> brian: you know what, will, we are having trouble with the broadband so we have to cut that short that short period speed i really believe and i thought it was interesting that the young people pre and post george floyd, i think that moment was very powerful for a lot of kids. they were saying a lot of information that is not true about america and how inclusive our society is based on that event. and i know right away i started seeing neighbors, kids saying i'm embarrassed to be an american. i had never really heard that before. that is around the first time i had some friends around the same time tell me they were concerned their kids were coming home and saying i'm embarrassed because

i'm white and privileged. i told my friend, maybe you should take the privilege away and let them know what it's like. the point is, something happen in that moment. >> i can't dispute that but something about ukraine situation, to see those people fight for freedom that we took for may be for granted and see those people just try to push back the opportunity to have a democracy. to see that, that fight happen from afar may be people will look around and say, "i'm happy to be here and don't have to deal with things like that." >> 2017 was the first year of the trump administration and then covid hit all of us. we are all isolated north of a year and then politics got so tough. there is so much out there that the people are frustrated about. now people are frustrated with the cost of everything. we are the greatest country in the world. why does it cost $5 for a gallon

of gas? >> rachel: that should not make you love your country. but wait a minute, this is the same way we had in the '70s, late '70s. people still loved america. gail, reg and after that on "good morning america," but this not loving your country and not being proud of your country is a new thing. it has a lot to do with the schools and a lot to do with that moment with george floyd. i talked to venezuelans they talk to young kids it must be great in venezuela. i'm like, go live there. >> back in the '70s during vietnam we were talking a moment ago, there was a gigantic anti-american movement at that point. i was there. it was potent. but then we rebounded after that. so you know what my maybe that is the lesson. and while we are dipping right

now, maybe it will come back. >> if you are not happy here, travel and you will be sobered up. if you find someplace you've think it is better, stay. no one is keeping you here. go ahead. get the globe out, pick a country and go. see if it has a history you are proud of. >> rachel: it seems i'm grateful for young people from venezuela on spring break. >> brian: coming up next one entrepreneur is taking woke out of the workforce and fighting for hardworking americans. and then previews the latest campaign launching in the independence day. >> rachel: i don't love you like on fox square. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> americans from coast to coast waking up to bad news. a record high when it comes to the price of gas. >> well mike, here we go, july 4th, he will launch his brand-new campaign to call out management to use money in retirement plans to actively lobby against hardworking americans. maybe it is your plan. and also the author of the upcoming book "nation of

victims" joining us now. what are we finding out about what is happening with our plans that we don't even know about? >> here's the thing, brian, americas knows they are paying $5 on the pump on a national average right now. but they don't know is their investment accounts being weaponized to create that result. the world's largest managers are doing, starting with black rock the biggest one and in that video a hand pushing a black rock up a hill. what happens is using the money of everyday citizens to show up as the largest shareholders at exxon at the u.s. energy companies across the natural gas sectors and oil sectors and tell them produce less. why? to prepare for green energy transition but in a way most people's money they are investing would not want to actually see happen appear that is a big abuse of the everyday citizens of this country and they were investment accounts. that is the first step in educating the american people

how we are empowered to drive this change and not the boats we cast every november but the boats we cast every day with how we invest our dollars. >> you are not talking big time wall street investors but people that have retirement accounts, 401(k) and think about where this is going but you think about blackrock, vanguard and that is what they are actually doing. what can you do to offer an alternative? this is not somebody else's money. this is your money. nurses, doctors, small business owners big business owners, activating money to speak on their behalf. in most ways most everyday citizens would actually disapprove of. i think the market actually needs at a choice. a big part of the first step of that mission is to educate everyday citizens what is happening with the money. that is the educational campaign july 4th for the next five weeks

after. once people know what is happening, then the solutions thereafter. >> brian: i understand it, i'm a member of the union, workers union, investing in this, am i hopeless? >> i don't think you are helpless but speaking up to the board members. speaking up to the union managers managing the money. most of them are not eligible because vanguard, blackrock, they mention funds. those pension funds will not supposed to serve blackrock but participants. one of the things across the country is to activate the people who have the money and state pension funds, union funds to ask the questions, where's my money being invested? who is speaking on my behalf? if they are delivering messages to american energy companies to pay more for gas and cause those companies to be less successful in energy companies i want to have something to say about it. >> brian: 30 seconds left i can make more money if invested

in exxon and oil and gas companies because of the marketplace. this is a political agenda with anticapitalistic. would you also agree to that? it is fundamentally anticapitalistic. they have taken over the veneer of capitalism to destroy capitalism within. i say american capitalism declares independence this year just like america declared independence in 1776. >> brian: how do we find out more about strive? >> strive funds.com. you can learn more there and starting myself to deliver solutions to the problem. >> brian: thank you so much come appreciate it and have a great fourth of july weekend. >> thank you you too brain. >> brian: the fox weather forecast janice dean closer to the end of the show. >> rachel: the end of the show and the beginning of a long weekend. let's take a look at it the temperature 76 degrees in new york, getting a little muggy and feeling like summer time.

showers and thunderstorms across the northeast coming tomorrow. and saturday is not a good day to have the picnic and monday would be a better day and sunday. air travel delays, of course a huge story the last couple of weeks and close to 700 delays, cancellations over 200 and airport delays happening in atlanta, los angeles and new york. we will keep you up-to-date on that. a lot of these delays are not weather-related. the forecast today in terms of heat, very warm across the south south. the humidity will make it feel close to 100 degrees. they are sure independence day outlook, showers and thunderstorms for the midwest northern plains, northern rockies. looking good for new york except in the evening we might see a few scattered showers is the next front moves through. you know, i think we will be okay but we have to be aware, you know what you do? download foxweather.com.

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