2025ed to always united states are have a congresswoman. i need to visit a tailor. let it be a lesson to all you have never get too low when dancing with flo rida. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> it's almost like we are trying to talk ourselves into a recession. >> commerce secretary gina romando down playing fears of a recession. >> i don't see any reason to think we will have a serious recession. >> white house are the ones trying to talk the american people out of what is really happening. >> president biden heads to oil rich saudi arabia this week. >> that trip comes amid heavy criticism of the kingdom's human rights record. >> we have witnessed [inaudible] crimes committed. >> brand new video reveals new york city bodega worker jose

alba was trying to diffuse the situation before he killed the attacker. al van bragg now faces demands to drop the charges against him. >> he was attacked by somebody who is bigger than him, larger than him, what alvin bragg is doing is a tragedy. >> visitors of thomas jefferson calling out bias. >> they made it a one-sided point of view, a visitor wrote in online review, even my 11-year-old daughter noticed the bias. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> steve: good morning, miami flo rida, right now 78 degrees. you are going for a high of 91. it's a beautiful start to this, the 11th day of the seventh month. that's right. it's 7/11 day. free slurpees coast to coast at

7-eleven. she is back from vacation. >> ainsley: i had best vacation. i had taken by daughter on annual vacation we do every summer. watching the news. >> brian: are you really doing that. >> ainsley: get the headlines so i can talk about what i missed over the week. >> steve: what did i miss? >> ainsley: i think i missed the best thing that "fox & friends" ever aired. foe ride da on stage. you are dancing. you were up there and rachel was up there. >> brian: i do not dance. >> ainsley: i was so sad that i missed it. but then todd split his pants. >> steve: my wife kathy said it's unusual to see you dancing, steve, unless you have a cocktail in your hand. and it was so much fun. that, i believe that's carley. >> ainsley: and there is todd. todd goes down too low, right? >> steve: todd went down too low, low, low on low and ripped his pants which is pretty hilarious. >> he was sharing on "fox & friends first." the rip is not little.

it's pretty much from top to bottom. there it is right there. >> ainsley: that doesn't do it justice. he did it on air. >> brian: do you blame a tailor for that? >> steve: i think he shouldn't be wearing zilch form fitting clothing. >> ainsley: sometimes tighter depending on what you ate that week. >> steve: every hit that he does is a big hit. you know all the words, too. and, you know, it was so much fun, this goes to show you you have got to come to our "fox & friends" all-american summer concert series if you have the chance if you are in the town this weekend. it's going to be this friday. maverick. >> brian: you talked to him before the show and very mellow and very calm. >> steve: he is professional. >> brian: did you. >> brian: i can never go out before a show. i wonder how this is going to go. all of a sudden when he starts playing another gear.

almost like a fighter before a fight. very calm. >> ainsley: dave chapelle has his new comedy netted flicks show out and he talks about in that comedy routine how he is so shy and introvert and goes on stage and very comfortable. >> brian: i'm sure he is very comfortable. >> steve: if you would like to be part of our show this friday go to foxandfriends.com. and register for v.i.p. tickets and get right up by the stage here at 48th and sixth avenue and free barbecue it from our friends at master built. >> ainsley: franklin christian singer, rap kind of thing. >> brian: it's free. when you talk about the economy. people free things because of the price of goods. >> steve: free slurpees. >> brian: always open 7-eleven did i not know they weren't from coast to coast. if you are from around the country 7-eleven never closed. on with what the president is dialing with the president wants to focus on what's good.

he likes the jobs numbers that came in on friday. unemployment numbers at 3.6%. he should. when it comes to inflation, we are about to get some new numbers they are not evidently good. current rate not good. almost the highest in the western world. but i was so stunned to see the president continuing to point fingers. no longer the putin price hike but then he points fingers at another party. believe it or not, not his. >> steve: it's never his fault, brian. i don't know why you would be stunned. he has blamed everybody. >> brian: he promised not to. >> steve: he blamed trump, he blamed -- everybody, meat packers. you name it last night he branched out and he just, you know, made it nakedly political and started blaming republicans. he said this in a tweet last night. republicans are doing nothing but obstructing our efforts to crack down on gas price gouging, lower food prices, lower healthcare costs and hopefully

soon lower your prescription drug cost. this is not right. that's why this election is going to be so darn important. and every time we have heard from joe biden over the last couple of weeks, he is looking at these -- his poll numbers and right now he is under water at the latest poll, he is at 30% approval. and so he is making everything about the election. >> ainsley: yeah. >> steve: vote, vote, vote. >> ainsley: thank you, flo rida. >> steve: low, low, low. >> ainsley: blaming republicans for everything. our last president was a republican. we didn't have inflation. gas prices were half the price that they are now. our border was not completely open. and we were energy independent. and that's why our gas prices are going up now because now he is going to saudi arabia. he is begging opec. is he possibly going to beg venezuela. and we are not energy independent now. does it really matter when you are talking about the environment who is producing this oil? would we rather make other countries witch or our own country irish? >> he is begin curtail he does

not have one new offshore oil rig. >> ainsley: i know. gina ramon da commerce secretary she is doing all the talking. she said we shouldn't be talking ourselves into a recession. listen. >> steve: too late. >> i do think at some point, you know, we will see less rapid growth in the economy. but i don't see any reason to think that we will have a serious recession, inflation is our problem. and it is our top priority. and so i think, perhaps the transition to a more traditional growth level but i don't think we should be talking ourselves into a recession. >> brian: i agree, you shouldn't. no one should be cheering for it i don't care how voted for. it hurts too many people too much. the s&p is down 18% since the beginning of this year. although gas prices are down 3 cents 0 cents, there is still all-time high just around $5

arranged the country. if you think about what we are about to get hit with the inflation and supply chain problems continue to linger there are things that we can do and pick that up in a second. there are things that we can do right now in terms of stopping the supply chain issues that not many people thought we would skill have an issue with, on top of that, we can't get cars. if you own a dealership, if you are trying to buy a car, you cannot get used cars above stickers. new cars is unbelievable wait. they are building the cars without the chips. and leaving them in parking lots of stadiums because they want to keep the auto workers in the manufacturing basis in order to keep them employed but they don't have enough chips. what are we doing to solve the chip problem? what are we doing to solve the supply chain issues? we have a secretary of transportation focusing on making sure people, families get to stay together on planes. that is not your focus. we need planes to leave on time.

once we release our seat belts we will visit our families. >> steve: the problem with the chips is the chips are still made in china. some of our stuff is still made in china. even though we have gone through the pandemic and where were all the n-95 masks? it was in china. everything is in china. it has not gotten better. the president this week is going to be traveling to saudi arabia. and it's controversial. he put out an op-ed on saturday in the "the washington post." on the op-ed page clean-up is interesting because that is the same page that jamal khashoggi, who was murdered apparently by the crowned prince at his direction of saudi arabia. he explained, look, i know this decision is controversial, but i have got to go. and the hidden message is because we need the gas. the president wrote in the "the washington post," from the start, my aim was to reorient not rupture relations with the country that's been a strategic partner for 80 years. that's right. so why did he call him a pariah?

today saudi arabia has helped to restore unity among the six countries of golf cooperation council opec and now working with my experts to help stabilize oil markets with other opec producers. so, in other words, we are in bad trouble here in the united states. i'm not allowing more drilling and stuff like that. you need to bail me out. >> ainsley: on the campaign trail he did say called him a pariah, said their government has no social or redeemable factors. then he takes office immediately. he shuts down pipelines. he key clairs war on u.s. oil and causes all of our gas prices to spike. now he is going over to saudi arabia. no longer he is a pariah. he is going to beg him to produce more oil. >> brian: let's understand, this everybody knows this regime is not a government we embrace. dating back to fdr, they are a strategic partner. we know about the hijackers from 9/11. what they did is and what trump assessed during his years,

listen, iran is a problem. how far do we isolate iran while making sure israel's security is taken care of. what they did is found a compliant partner in saudi arabia and israel. realized they were no threat to each other. began to launch the abraham accords and country by country they began to recognize israel. abraham accords allowed. saudi has not officially recognized israel. but what they have is no longer an enemy of israel. no longer see a problem with the palestinian leadership. no longer dug in with that respect. what they are asking for from the u.s. they say they want acknowledgment of social and economic reforms. they want the administration to no longer bring up khashoggi. and they don't want that the focus of this summit at all. they said that they will not do anything to diminish their oil relationship with russia. they are setting the parameters with president biden who called them a pariah prior to his

taking office, and now -- i read the "new york times" story. the "new york times" story talks about a new middle east that joe biden is going into without even acknowledging that donald trump reoriented the middle east to make it more western friendly without even mentioning the term abraham accord. >> steve: here's the thing. saudi arabia, it's complicated. we have needed their gas for a long time. we don't need their gas. we need it because of joe biden. and so he's going to suck it up and go over even though he knows that the crowned prince was behind the murder of "the washington post" op-ed guy because we need the oil because the democrats are going to get hammered and will get hammered in the midterms so we need to get bailed out. last night on "60 minutes" they had a former saudi intel official who said mbs, the crowned prince, not a good guy. watch. >> i am here to sound the alarm

about a psycho path killer in the middle east with infinite resources who poses a threat to his people, to the americans, and to the planet. a psycho path? >> a psycho path with no empathy, doesn't feel emotion never from his experience and we have witnessed [inaudible] and crimes from this killer. >> ainsley: he was the number two guide and he was arrested why the crowned prince. >> steve: lucky to be alive. >> ainsley: 8 children. 63 years old. he was terrified to do this interview and decided to do it because he didn't want the crowned prince to silence him any longer and he wants america to know who we are working with who our president is meeting with. it's hard to believe we are in a year and a half into this presidency and now we are dependent on other countries.

we are dependent on other countries that commit atrocities that have dick daters. and now we are begging them for >> morgan: oil because our own president shut down what donald trump accomplished. you have leaders in texas saying we have all the oil right under our feet yet we are going to all the other countries and begging them and making them rich. >> brian: what bothers me most the misinformation they keep putting out about the oil and gas industry. they have everything they need, referring to pay because they want to have windfall. refusing to drill more because they want windfall profits. when outline even what i can understand not being in the oil business 10 things they need in order to hit all-time highs in terms of fracking oil and gas, and the administration says they have got everything they need. we are going to take these leases away, they are talking past the oil and gas companies. not meeting with. they the president said i'm going to meet with the wind people and oil people. and he continues to hold on to that i will add one more thing to what they said about msnbc. not a good guy.

i don't think anybody thinks that is he letting women drive. is he stopping the religious crackdown where if your hair is a certain wave or whatever it is in the muslim culture that is a violation they would brutally beat you. this guy has had his relatives kidnapped from other countries, brought back and lashed and they are trying to get all his enemies, even if you are abroad like khashoggi get them into a conflict and hack them up. >> ainsley: went to the embassy and didn't walk out. apparently so brutal we couldn't even show the video or the sounds when they said he was screaming bloody murder as they are killing him. cutting him up, taking him up out in pieces. >> steve: just remember as you watch joe biden take off the next couple days for saudi arabia we don't need their oil. we have plenty of it here. but, because he is so beholden, joe biden is, to his environmental left. he is stopping for the most part all the drilling and new leases

on public property. we get it. we have seen it that's why our gas is in some places north of $6 a gallon. is he getting a pass by saying okay i'm going to go and ask saudi arabia, venezuela, iran for their oil but oil is oil. you know, the same -- keep in mind, the electric cars run on coal. brian, you are looking out the window those electric cars are running on coal. for him to get a pass by simply saying okay. we're not drilling here, we're going to take their oil, just remember, oil is oil. and it's a deal with the devil to get the numbers down. >> ainsley: everyone would love more environmentally safe community and country. >> steve: sure if it works. >> ainsley: if you have the alternatives. where do you plug them in. many people in new york lives in apartment. everyone in new york actually does. you might park their car in the garage. are there enough plug-ins to handle the number. or if you are in house house bore where do you plug it in?

we don't have the plugs in our community. >> brian: can't buy the car. >> steve: and they don't have the chips. more on that throughout the week. still ahead in new york city, a bodega clerk is still depending off murder charges after fatally stabbing -- slashing a violent ex-con who attacked him. brand new video that shows he may have been stabbed first coming up. >> brian: plus elon musk channeling chuck norris as he backs out of twitter takeover. the battle both sides are prepping for. that story next. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: good morning, backy your headlines starting with the crisis at the southern border. two fentanyl busts at check point in arizona stopping more than 50,000 pills from spreading nationwide. over 40,000 were found stuffed into 23 different packages inside a modified car battery. another 10,000 pills were packed into a woman's body shaping garment. in los angeles, u.s. olympian kim black sharing this video look at that video of her face after she says a homeless man fractured her cheekbone over the weekend. the attacker hitting the silver medalist with a metal pipe. shocking video shows two muggers wrestling a man to the ground and stealing $60,000 rolex in the parking lot of a grocery store. the muggers business tall whipping the man's wife in the face during the attack. both suspects are still at large. elon musk says check mate to

twitter after bloomberg reports the company hired a lawmaker and is getting ready to head the court. the billionaire breaking his social media silence and posting this people mocking reports that the company is preparing to sue him after he backed out of his $44 billion takeover. lawyers representing musk say twitter mislead him and breached the initial agreement he's voiced his concern over the number of spam boss on the site. a [inaudible] hiking the mountains captures incredible footage of avalanche before realizing he needs to run to safety. the hiker realizes the snow and debris, yeah, it's heading his way. he jumps under a ridge at the last second and manages to escape unharmed those your headlines video something else. >> steve: it's not hijacker season. kyrgyzstan does not always make

the news. >> ainsley: protected by the cliff. >> brian: would you stay on that story? >> carley: um-huh. >> ainsley: thanks, carley. bodega worker charged with murder trying to stop a violent attack according to new audio shared by "the new york post." >> steve: that's right and video as well. association of bodegas is rallying behind that man demanding the city drop murder charges as he faces decades in prison if convicted. >> todd piro is here with the latest. >> steven, ainsley and brian good morning. new video revealing jose alba trying to diffuse the situation before he kills the attacker with a knife self-defense. watch. >> what's up to you. >> i don't want a problem. >> what's wrong with you. >> >> todd: alba now facing murder charges is heard in the surveillance footage denying the girlfriend's bag of chips saying her card had been declined. video showing alba was stabbed

by that man's girlfriend. alba released from rikers island after his bail was lowered by d.a. alvin bragg following massive pushback to the original six figure bond. alba faces up to 25 years in jail. united bodega of america's group demanding bragg drop all charges against alba. >> we believe jose alba's charges should all be dropped. murder charges and any charges that he is being charged with. because it's the right thing to do. we are hoping that we will convince d.a. r.r. d.a. brag to do the right thing. >> the group is tomorrow while the remain in limbo. >> brian: with this video, we didn't think that he was guilty anyway. nobody really thinks omany with

this audio and video they not only say he should be exxonner united stated they want stand your ground law. if they feel threatened and someone comes in, you have the right to defend yourself. what with we hope a legal gun. in florida, this wouldn't even be an issue. >> carley: this is crazy. this is what new york laws look like. this guy is minding his own business, trying to keep his store afloated. trying to provide food for his family. his neighbors say they have known him his whole life he is a great guy. he said he was defending himself he was. >> >> brian: he was trying to get by him. the guy the girlfriend's card is declined. what do they want him to give her the chips for free? >> steve: exactly right. >> the boyfriend comes around and into the clerk's area which nowadays these clerks should have a lock and door and bullet proof glass on there because it's so dangerous. >> steve: so sad we are at that stage. a. >> ainsley: the guy walk into the clerk's area what do they expect he has to defend himself.

meeting with the d.a. as todd just mentioned what they would like is they would like something like they have got in florida the stand your ground law which you can use deadly force if you feel like you are threatened with great bodily harm. we heard in todd's report right there. you know, of the old man is saying hey, pappa i don't want a problem with you. the problem with this whole situation. you can see the girlfriend who is stabbing the bodega worker stabbed him three times. she told the cops no, i never stabbed him at all. >> brian: oops, liar. >> steve: now there is video that shows that is not the case. she has not been charged. the old man was charged second degree murder. and so that's why the bodega people are saying hey, come on, this is not a case where he should be up for murder. he simply was defending himself. if you cannot defend yourself against somebody who and his family has told the press that he thought he was going to be hauled out by simon right there

and be murdered, you should be able to defend yourself, right? you can everywhere else except new york city. >> ainsley: has that been proven that she stabbed him. >> steve: yes. >> ainsley: the clerk stabbed the suspect three times. >> brian: he killed that guy. before that she reached over with a knife it was not even treated it was all infected. >> ainsley: he stayed at likers for a week. >> brian: no a day. >> ainsley: this nbc article is wrong then. >> brian: bodegas is the target in so many of these criminal activities burglaries up 36% in new york city. and then you see something as blatant as this her ebt carted not a credit card. food stamp card didn't work and demanded the item anyway. turns out his son owns the place. he was working a shift for his son. he is -- he came here from the

dominican. >> ainsley: i feel so store story him. >> he tried to get by. not only does he say i don't want any trouble. he tried to get by him. when he couldn't get guy him he had a knife in his hand okay it's me or you are going to die or get out of the way and he killed him. i'm sure that wasn't his intent if it's you against him what are you going to do? >> ainsley: if you try to diffuse the situation first. and then you feel like you still have to defend yourself. >> he said i don't want a problem here. and then the younger guy pushed the older guy up against the wall and started to pull him out and he felt like he was going to be killed and so that's why he grabbed the knife over on the candy shelf. >> brian: this guile is a criminal career. >> ainsley: our mayor said we are standing with the union. >> steve: it's the d.a. it's the super woke d.a. >> ainsley: yeah. and the republican who just won the primary is saying if he becomes governor, he is getting rid of alvin bragg. >> steve: let's see what happens? we will keep you posted. as soon as they drop the charges against the old man the better.

>> ainsley: 29 minutes after the top of the hour. dramatic rescues captured on police body cam. the moment new jersey officers saved the man's life by pulling him from the burning car. >> steve: amazing. >> brian: work chic and impact on the economy. one ceo's urgent warning next. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: secretary blinken paying respects to shinzo abe. visiting japan to give a letter from president biden to the country's current leader praising abe to help forge the relationship between the two countries. abe was the country's longest serving prime minister a vigil in his honor will be held today. a massive wildfire threatening to burn down a giant-i a grove of giant sequoia trees in yosemite national park is growing. >> . has been unable to contain the massive blaze. crews have removed logs, dead trees and undergrowth near the sequoia to slow the spread. also installed the sprinkler around a famous tree known as giant grizzly. some of the sequoias in that grove are 1,000 years old.

incredible act of heroism caught on camera. three officers risking their lives to outsmart smoke and pull this man to safety as flames engulf a car. the officers are finally able to break open a window and according to local reports perform cpr after he was freed. the three heroic patrol officers will join us later this morning. how about that? steve, over to you. >> steve: that is awesome. thank you very much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome as businesses struggle with inflation. one former ceo is warning the decline of the american worker ethic is going to make things worse. andy puzder writing in the federalist some americans are clearly gotten used to not working and have chosen do live off the welfare that remains rather than return to the workforce. this is not a criticism of people genuinely in need of government assistance but the able-bodied should work for both society's benefit and for their personal benefit. it's a simple notion, those who

can work should. pandemic era welfare enhancements still in place have aided the current disinclination to work ethic. that's a mouthful right there. with his take cardone capitol fund manager grant cardone joins us from the miami area. grant, good morning to you. >> steve, good morning to you. >> steve: he makes a good point. there are too many people now in this country who don't want to work. if you look at the labor participation rate, the number of people in the workforce, it's actually below where it was before the pandemic and so when the unemployment number comes out, and it's a low number, people think hey, happy birthday happy days arehere again. it's because so few people are looking for work. >> working from home. covid broke the back, steve, of the american work ethic. the government and big corporation was are pandering to the american worker, offering four day work weeks. everything is free. we're going to forgive

everything that you have ever agreed to pay off whether it's college or your house note or whatever it is. and this is making people soft today. these numbers that are coming from the federal government, whether it's commerce secretary that are saying we are not going to go into recession. she is either lying. to the american public, blatantly lying or she is, worse, incompetent. the unemployment numbers do not include as you spoke of, the number of people that just don't want to work and/or want to work from home. the american work ethic has been deteriorated to a point, i'm really really concerned about this exacerbating this recession. >> steve: indeed. enough to the news last night. the president tweeted out he used to blame donald trump or covid or putin, now he is blaming the republicans, grant. >> well, why not? if you are not going to take responsibility you got to find somebody to blame about something. hard times make strong people. strong people make for good

times. good times, that we went through, with this free money, has made people weak, steve. the only thing that will get the american public out of this is the truth. for whatever reason politicians are not willing to tell the american public the truth about the recession, the fed seems to want to literally choke out the ability to buy a home in this country. house payments have gone up by 800 to $1,000 just in the last 8 to 12 weeks. >> steve: sure. if you are one of the able-bodied people who wants a job, this is a great time to get one because all sorts of employers not only are paying much more than the minimum wage or more than 15 or 20 bucks an hour, but they are giving them signing bonuses. people who are line cooks are getting signing bonuses to work in a kitchen. we did a story about how united airlines is giving in some cases $10,000 bonuses, signing bonuses if you will come and be one of the ramp guys. >> and just because you get a

job doesn't mean you keep the job. so i would tell companies, we hired almost 300 people while covid. while everybody was having a problem saying they couldn't find good people, we found plenty of people in the last six months to hire. people do want to work. and then they want an environment where it's hard, not easy. actually, american worker wants to be in an environment where people are competitive, pushed challenged and paid well and taken care of. >> steve: grant cardone who got up really early to be with us today because it takes something extra to be on tv this hour of the morning, grant. >> work ethic. >> steve: that's it exactly. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: life, liberty, and the pursuit of wokeness in the accusations that thomas jefferson's monday cello estate is tracing the founding father. that's coming up on "fox & friends." ♪

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#. >> brian: life, liberty and pursuit of wokeness? yep. thomas jefferson stacey now accused of going woke after visitors say the founding father's home has been flipped to criticize jefferson and trash his legacy. sounds unbelievable, right? jeffrey tucker is the founder of the broken stone institute and just visited month cello and as outraised as you think he would be. >> went on the fourth of july. the church of state. author ofthe magna carta. all men created equal and all this stuff. great architect, scholar thomas jefferson instead i got exactly

the opposite. debunking his history, his reputation. putting him down. demoralizing everybody on my tour. it was just sad. sadly predictable, too. these days. i just thought that maybe monticello would be protected from this disease of wokeism. but i was sadly wrong. >> brian: it's a plan. go infect the boards on these homes, these are museums, and go in there and take over. and could this whole thing from the slave perspective. i took this tour. it's on fox nation. i did a whole thing. there is a whole tour there you can talk about the whole slave community. no reason to pull any punches there. but to go to the main house and not talk about this incredible man is crazy. >> yeah. that's right. and, you know, i don't know if you noticed, this but the last time i went, it may have been a couple decades ago, really.

the house is full of grandeur. there is a sense of majesty about the place. no longer the place is brick and barack. andbrack. can't be get out of the music room without being forced to look at woke piece of art. tour guides have been told to do this. keep putting him down. every question that people asking as they go through, did thomas jefferson invent that? they will say oh, he never invented anything. his reputation is wildly overblown. he was just a tink error, nothing more than that it goes on like this. it's depressing. and demoralizing. and truly upsetting. you would think that monticello would be something of a sacred space. people coming all over the world to pay homage to the great man a sense of by is i and appreciation to the gifts he gave the world and a real gift

of freedom. and not a word about -- not a word about that. >> brian: unbelievable. james madison's home. i covered that over the weekend. never happened in mt. vernon because it's privately observed. real quick, other signs that are up there says this all men are created equal closed quote. being lived up to in our country today? question mark? when will we know it. when will we know when it is? what does -- are you kidding me? >> this is a problem. the ironic thing about this is jefferson was dogged his entire political life by the claim that he is was a secret abolitionist which he was in some ways. certainly inspired lincoln there wouldn't have been a lincoln if there hadn't been thomas jefferson. you don't get that message at all. you get the completely opposite that he was a hypocrite. he was a liar. he was a bad person. and so on.

and it's just truly heart breaking. i feel bad for jefferson's legacy. i mostly that day. sad myself. last thing i expected although looking back i realize okay. but all the other people on my tour? they just left demoralized and sad and robbed of [inaudible] >> brian: it can't stand. you are going to start that story in the "washington times" about the madison house. that's going to start. and people are going to push back. we have to demand our past back. he. >> i hope so. >> brian: he was born into slave society. he could not figure a way to get out of it. bad on him. he knew the evils of slavery. was unable to stop it. you have got to go read about him. put yourself back in those times to fully appreciate what was happening. no one makes excuses for it but that is not the story of jefferson. >> thomas jefferson is an american treasure and a treasure for the whole world.

and he belongs to this country. and he belongs to everybody in this country. we have every right to be patriotic and proud of what this man achieved in his lifetime. >> brian: go on a tour and be ready to answer for the tour guides bringing you around diminishing his legacy. here is what the monticello spokesperson said our goal is to present honest and inclusive history of monticello as well as jefferson's contributions to the founding of their country. they should all resign. >> they are not doing that my pleasure, thank you. >> brian: i hope so. scam alert, restaurants nationwide are being blackmailed to fork over cash and gift cards, tips to take on the scammers next my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occured.

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>> ainsley: scammers are now trying to blackmail restaurant owners by threatening an onslaught of negative reviews for the restaurant if the owners don't pay their demands for these cash and gift cards. but according to one report, even a single one-star review could lose a business up to 10% of their customers. and here with tips to take on the scammers is kurt the cyberguy. good morning to you, kurt. >> hey, ainsley, good morning. imagine this is exactly what a restaurant operator neared at this point. they have already gone through the pandemic. got nailed with that and now

these scam artists targeting mom and pop restaurants around the country saying hey, pay up. or i will sit there and give you a one star review. so you said yeah that could cost 10%. imagine what an of a lanch of those would do. that can shut down a restaurant because you just can't survive with that. so to answer what you are asking. number one, if you are a restaurant operator and you have got a restaurant on the corner and love them. flag that fake review to google, which is the place to start. one of the big rating sites. and then number two, you know, this is really easy. save any extortion email or communication that you are getting because you are going to need that later. because the third thing you are going to do is report that fake review to google, my business supports. it's called going my business. if you have got a restaurant and talking about publishing your restaurant on google. this is what you use as your interface. send that to them at some point.

you hope that they remove and this do that for every one of these major review sites, yep, trip adviser. 12 really popular ones. and something that can be really helpful if you own a restaurant is using a review management tool that will do all that for you. let you know you just got a review and hey, it's pretty ugly. got to respond to these very, very fast. this extortion email. sending them to restaurants also in the california area and san francisco, and they write we sign searly apologize for actions and wouldn't want to harm your business. we have no other choice. fact is we live in india and see no other way to survive. asking for $75 google play gift cards this one owner of this restaurant in the houston area daily gatherer, he said, you know, i have to choose. do i pay this money so that they don't give me negative reviews or do i not give in because then they will come back and continuously ask for this. how quickly will google take down these negative reviews? >> that's a problem.

you try to pick up the phone and call google. you can't get through. so you don't know really how quickly they are going to respond to it. they do have a process for a restaurant owner to follow. it's there. you got to go through it. now, at the end of all of this, i mean, imagine the extra work you have to do. you are just trying to order food. to and get your employees there imagine all the extra work that you have to do. i don't know that you want to pay them. that's your thing. i would fight this i would use these tools. i would not give these people a red cent. not one. cyberguy.com, ainsley, i have these tools there for you as well as a whole guide coming up for what begins tomorrow with the amazon prime big who ha ha of the year. >> ainsley: thank you for this advice. brexit it. sorry for these businesses. activists target justices' homes now when you are out to eat. we will talk about it coming up.

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>> brand new video reveals new york city bodega worker jose alba was trying to diffuse the situation before he killed his attack her. the no, district turn alvin bragg faces demands to drop the charges against him. >> he was attacked by somebody bigger and larger than him. what alvin democratic is doing is a tragedy. ing. [cheers and applause] >> will djokovic champion for a seventh time ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: if you look up 1-800 sunrises we try to get different one every single hours this is maple grove, minnesota. i haven't seen it yet. the cost of living is relatively

affordable. the elevation is 933 feet. the population is 71,000. humidity is 91%. >> i think the big question though is do they have a 7-eleven there free slurp vurepy day do they have a seven 11. >> i'm sure they have many. >> brian: no word yet. area yesterday 763. they have harmer's market opening up july 14th. >> called maple grove because they are known for maple trees and produce a lot of our maple syrup. >> steve: do you know while seven to lesson? they used to be seven to 11. now they are open 24/7. >> ainsley: need to call 24/7. >> steve: 7-eleven works for them. why do they have locks on the door hads? >> ainsley: do they after a certain time. >> steve: if they're always open. 24 hours a day. >> ainsley: maybe because crime has gone up and they need to see who is coming in.

and then they buzz you in if they feel safe. >> great question. don't know. go get a slushy. they don't all sell gas anymore. walk in and get anything you want. you can get medicine and business cuts and missouri. >> massage. >> maybe. maybe in the back. i don't know. >> tell us about your 7-eleven. >> i just don't have time. we are up against the clock. >> we go two hours. chris is wrapping me. >> diaper force your beap. anyway, welcome to the monday show. ainsley great to have you back. >> thank you, so good to be back. talk about the news of the day. mind is encouraging pro-abortion activists to continue to protest the overturning the covid. which sent it back to the states, saying he is also considering declaring a public health emergency. >> and then he went back to sleep. and as municipal court justices face continued harassment, one member of the administration defend defends protesters who chased justice kavanaugh out of a morton's restaurant.

>> ainsley: mark meredith joins us with more they can't go to dinner with the family now. >> that's what protesters want to see more of the supreme court justices confronted in the streets of d.c. or wherever they may be around the country. good morning to all three of you, president biden is under intense pressure from members of his own appeared to resecurity women's access to abortion. now he says lawmakers need to feel the same pressure. is he glad to be seeing protests happening in cities coast to coast. >> keep protesting because keep making your point. it's critically important. we can do a lot of things to accommodate the rights of women in the meantime but fundamentally. the only thing that's going to change this is if we have a national law. >> critics say there is also a chance protests can get out of hand. last week municipal court have you been brett kavanaugh this to leave a d.c. steakhouse through a back door that's because protesters figured out where he was eating. group shut down d.c. is offering

people cold hard cash to report where they see quuive justicing dines out. administration officials are facing repeated officials about what they deem as peaceful. >> i can't even tell you the number of spaces, venues and scenarios where i have been protested and the bought line is this any public figure should always, always be free from violence, intimidation and harassment but should never be free from criticism or people exercising their first amendment rights. >> outgoing communications director kate bedingfield appears to sparked some drama with her views on the president's response to the abortion ruling. she spoke with the "the washington post" for peace over the weekend where she said quote joe biden's goals in responding to dobbs is not activists consistently out of step with the mainstream of the democratic party. those words some activists seemed to have created backlash here. you have biden supporters who feel the president hasn't acted fast enough when it comes to reacting to this latest supreme

court decision impacting abortion knight. the president speaking of abortion. still considering whether or not he would declare a public health emergency which may allow them to circumvent state laws gone into effect. the president said no final decision made. we have seen pro-choice activists propose interesting ideas. including a ship off the federal waters allow them abortion access outside of states that have banned it. basically get on a ship go, to offshore in order to have an abortion. one of those ideas floating around. either way issue not. >> steve: literally floating around. mark, before you go. so we saw the president in rehoboth. he was wearing the bike helmet. he rode up on his bike. people were holding their breath that he was going to fall over again. he took the toe clips off, right? >> the president still likes to get out there on those beach trips whenever he can. normal thing whenever he goes out to the beach to try to get out there, get on the bike and

traditionally does go to speak to reporters when he is out there. he made it back. we will hear from him a few different times today. it looks like he seems like he was fine on the bike yesterday. but new day. >> steve: they took the toe clips off. but apparently one of the members of the secret service detail did fall over and i think the president said oh, it wasn't me. something like that. and there he goes. >> ainsley: he said thank you so much, mark. keep protesting, make your point, this is critical ofly important, there were a thousand protesters that marched to the white house on saturday over the weekend asking biden to do more. but when you talk about this health emergency that he could possibly impose. is he saying i don't know if it's legal. i don't know if it would be effective. and it would certainly face legal challenges because when the supreme court says something each state has to abide by that. they say that his director of white house gender policy council says they haven't taken action yet because there is very little money to doll out. >> exactly. only tens of thousands of

dollars and not great option. >> brian: back on the protesters for a second. the president white house totally different than protesting inside's someone's residence. the white house has security. severing cleared bomb swept and everything. justice kavanaugh goes to a morton's restaurant and finds out protesters are there. mortons puts out a statement condemning the protesters. people want to go out to dinner at night. >> it effects everybody's else's statement morton gets blitz people calling in phony reservations. defending one of their who happens to be a supreme court justice. keep in mind, this stuff -- the democrats fail to see around the bend. do you think justice kavanaugh is the only public servant that's going to be protested? how would they feel if jen psaki corinthian jean-pierre, pete buttigieg all of a sudden, don't you think republicans have people upset, too too. with the fact that maybe planes don't fly anymore or on time or

land on time an canceled out of the blue. maybe they want to show up and out of the secretary of transportations' home. and maybe security requested there. which has not arrived for the supreme court justice. do they understand that the president of the united states could set a tone that everybody has a right to go out to eat? everybody has a right to bring their kids to a park and to show up and protest there as a human being? that is not okay. no one is going go into public service if they do anything that might be deemed controversial or different than you think. is it going to be half-timed and destroyed when they take the gown off? and they go home? >> ainsley: i agree with you. they are harassing them in front of their home. their children are inside. they are going to restaurants possibly with their children. and then being harassed and having to leave early. how does this effect the restaurant industry? why is it morton's fault? now calling in with fake reservations for morton's and then morton's has bartenders and waiters and they are trying to stay afloat.

went through the pandemic, they were close. lost all this money for years. what about the chef, people trying to put food on the table or other people. or neighbors just trying to live a normal by. protests are going to go crazy. do you think republicans and serves have activists. the president says okay. want to see how you feel about it. it's not going to stop. no one is going to serve in public office anymore. >> well, the white house is very clear with our coast, as long as it's peaceful, they are okay with it even though they are literally 25 feet away from rawfn's house right there. the way after morton's the steakhouse was flooded with these fake reservations. they fought back. and now to make a reservation, you have got to put a $50 per person deposit sit down. and if you don't show up, you are going to get charged. the other thing is, you know, this shut down d.c. group, which essentially is putting a bounty on the heads of, if you see one of these people there, direct mail -- dm us.

if they are still there a half an hour later. not only 50 bucks but 200 bucks. got to figure that given the fact that mortons has gotten so much publicity and a lot of it not good. because of that raft of fake reservations and stuff like that. got figure the restaurant tourism in washington is. by the way if you work here and one of our customers comes in and you direct mail somebody. dm somebody that is a customer here and they are going to wind up getting protested. i would imagine the restaurant tiers are say going you do that, good luck with the 250 bucks. you won't work here anymore. that's bad for business to have waiters and waitresses dropping dimes on people inside your business. >> brian: who is financing these protesters? why is it they don't need day jobs. they get okay i got a magic marker and find a cause. i wonder who is really financing all these people to go out and produce nothing for society except half-time people who do

their job. meanwhile you, talking about people not doing their job. vice president harris. in charge of the border. under no circumstances there is no sane person that would say our border is under control. at least 3 million people have come here illegally. mysteriously, when she sat down with face the nation. that never came up. that you are responsible for the worst breakdown of our southern border of our history of our nation. instead she is allowed to answer a question like this. finish this sentence. democrats should get elected for what reason? fill in the blank? that is the embarrassing questions. you are asking the biggest failure of any public official asked to do a job ever and that's the vice president of the united states. instead she goes out of her way to accuse governor abbott of only making the problem worse. >> yeah, so governor abbott signed this executive order that allows the state law enforcement in texas to arrest migrants coming over the border and take them back to the border and they watch to make sure they don't

come back. in she was on face the nation and she blamed the governor for flame throwing, listen. >> i would suggest that so-called leaders focus on solutions instead of attacks. if they really are concerned about a problem. and that includes on the issue of immigration. so that we can have a humane and appropriate approach to this issue. including,, what we will continue to do if terms of prioritizing border security but understanding we also need to create a pathway. and, um, and that's where, i think, everyone should be focused. if they are actually concerned about solutions instead of flame-throwing. brian. >> steve: it's not surprising. her boss, the president was blaming republicans for the economy and inflation and all that stuff. she is going to blame a republican republican governor down in texas for flame

throwing. you know, she said they inherited a broken system. >> that's a lie. >> her whole job, regarding immigration is she is supposed to figure out the root causes of it i have got news for the administration. here is the root cause. if you let in a bunch of people, more people are going to come. and the root cause is this administration, much different than the last one. is saying don't come but at the same time, it's like okay, if you come, we are going to let new and doing it as quickly as possible. >> tell you what one of the root causes is. some of these migrants coming in they want to bring drugs into our country. making a ton of money, and we talked to numerous parents who say their child accidentally took a pill, that they thought would help their pain, and it was laced with fentanyl that they bought on some social media site. 5,000 pounds of meth were seized in san diego county. there were four men that were arrested. they came in from tijuana, mention co. and followed in this commercial truck they were carrying 148 meth bundles. the officers followed them into

california and watched them unload dozens of boxes of card boar boxes into a dodge van. they checked it out and tested positive for elizabeth and four men arrested. >> also there is fentanyl. bill melugin our correspondent tweeted out a couple pictures over the weekend of two significant ment bust. 40,000 fentanyl pills were found in a car breart and 10,000 pills were found inside body shaping garments worn by a woman. that's the battery and then the other. so a total of 50,000 pills. do you know what the administration needs to do? what about the death penalty for fentanyl traffickers? because we know when you look at that battery right there? how many people is that battery full of fentanyl going to kill? why aren't the, you know, the penalties for drug trafficking of a killer substance more substantial here is bill

melugin. >> we hear they quote they have operational alcohol of the border. we repeatedly hear what the white house claim the border is closed. which it is not. i can tell you that's not the reality of the situation down here on the ground. you rewind the clock back to last year when this border crisis first cocked off in spring of 2021, even the president himself was saying this is a season sort of thing. it hans every year it will slow down once the hot summer temperatures arrive that wasn't the case back then. certainly not the case now. >> governor abbott got the best news yet. it looks like president obrador of mexico endorses beto o'rourke because they don't like the governor cracking down on the border okay, good luck with that that is the biggest boost, believe me not people say i wonder what the mexican president is endorsing. because you know the objective of abbott is the people of texas, that's the big mistake that everybody has on the democratic party. they think by being loose on the border you are pro-hispanic.

the hispanic people is turning away from that school of thought. >> you are right. i would never go to the polls, i live in new york. what was the president of mexico think? but maybe if you are from mexico and you have moved to texas, maybe his opinion would matter. >> the president is going to talk to mr. observe bra door tomorrow. we will see how that works out. >> record number of apprehensions in may. >> not to mention the drugs. >> people live mexico because they don't want to be ruled by labrador. >> ainsley: because of his policies. >> steve: 7:17 and carley joins us on the mezzanine level. >> i certainly do. another record week of crime. 15-year-old boy charged with murder stabbing death of 14-year-old platform harlem. the teens knew each other prior to the violent incident spilled from the streets on this that subway. the somebody is charged with criminal possession of a weapon. take a look at this. a flight up in flames the spirit

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♪ >> steve: is the red hot housing market finally cooling down a little bit? if you are worried about buying a house in this hectic real estate market you are not alone. our next guestst say don't panic, just listen to the facts. here now are the investment pros, founder of ramsey solutions dave ramsey and personal finance expert george campbell. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> you know, let's go through a lot of this. and, you know, dave, ever since the pandemic, and people realized wait, i need to have a house. because that's going to also be my office. you know, the cost of houses have gone through the roof. now there seems to be a pause or something like that. and your first tip is people just need to realize this is not what happened in 2008. >> it's a completely different market than 2008.

and you know, we are seeing a lot of chatter on social media, which is not necessarily where you go for intelligent talk. but you can get the pulse of how people are feeling. you know, they are afraid. and actually some of the younger ones have never experienced a downturn in the market. they are predicting that this housing market is going to crash like it did in 2008. and the data says otherwise. plus, my 40 years of hanging around these real estate markets says otherwise. because you have got some perspective on how these things work. we have just got a tremendous shortage of housing still versus the number of buyers, and that's going to hold prices firm. >> george, two dave's point. shortage of houses. this is the same reason to believe gas is expensive. and the groceries are so expensive. it's supply and demand. the supply is short of the demand. >> that's right. i want people to focus on facts over fear. and it's really as simple as that when there is huge demand. not enough supply, we see prices shoot up.

that's what happens in the last two years. when there is not a ton of supply and a lot of demand, that's what we are seeing right now. so i want people to realize that there is 5 million more buyers this year than there was in 2007. inventory of is half of what it was in 2007. that's what beneed to see supply catch up. >> george, why are there so many more buyers now? >> well, you are seeing millennials like me start to get into the market going i really want a house. a lot more eligible buyers and not enough houses to gordon a. we can't build fast enough people are freaking out over the market and what's happening. i want you to realize that fear is a terrible financial adviser. >> if you look back to 2008, 2007, the gen xer's were mid 30's. 5 million more millennials in their mid 30's than they were gen xerens in 2007. mid 30's is prime house buying time. i know it's scary. some people have been priced out of their dream home that doesn't mean demand has completely

evaporated. >> steve: sure. george, why don't you live in dave's garage? >> you know, if he would have me, i would absolutely do it, steve. it's beautiful. >> he is a little cheap like you, he probably would. >> i will take a free slurpee too if you have one. >> today is the day. you also say stay the course, dave, what does that mean? >> well, if you are a seller right now, the market has slowed down. it does appear we are going into at least a light recession. and that means the market is going to slow down. interest rates are almost double of what they were a few months ago 6% for a house now. so if you are a seller, you are going to concerns a more normal market. 90 days or 120 days for house to sell instead of three minutes and you are probably not going to get 85 offers in the first 48 minutes on the market. probably get somewhere close-to-a appraisal instead of appraisal plus what someone is paying because they are panicking on getting to purchase a home. it's going to be more of a normalized market. it's been wicked hot for a while. >> steve: no kidding. that's why you are having a free

real estate reality check livestream thursday 7:00 p.m. eastern time. dave, where do people -- people visit ramsey solutions.com/reality check so that they can sign up. so we will all be watching. george and dave, we thank you very much for joining us live. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> steve: still ahead, new video reveals that new york city bodega worker charged with murder was simply trying to defend himself before he killed the attacker. now poo did he go go workers want city leaders to adopt essentially what they do in florida. that's coming up. plus, emergency landing. the wild moment a pilot safely landed his plane after the engine stalled. can you imagine if you are driving on that highway towards cessna? ♪

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schumer is fully vaccinated and received multiple booster shots against the disease. and a pilot makes a miraculous emergency landing in the mountains of north carolina. navigate curvey roads and power lines in order to safely land the small plane. thankfully no one was injured in the landing which was prompted by one of the plane's engines stalling out. the pilot was later able to use a straight part of the road to safely get back in the air. those are your headlines, guys, over to you. >> steve: there was that big curve right there and he was going awful fast. steve. >> ainsley: is he okay. goodness. thank you, carley. >> 26 minutes before the top of the hour. bodega worker charged with murder in the case of self-defense was trying to stop the violent attack according to a new video where we hear the audio shared by "the new york post." >> ainsley: now an association of bodegas is rallying behind that man demanding that the city drop all of those charges that he faces which includes decades

in prison if he is convicted. >> todd by worry is here with the very latest about this case of self-defense and, get the guy has been charged with murder, unshonel chenel. revealing new york city bodega work jose alba trying to diffuse behalf he killed attacker with a knife. >> todd: alba facing second degree murder charges murder in sirls footage denying girlfriend a bag of chips saying her card had been declined. video showed apparently that man was stabbed by that man's girlfriend. alba was released after the bail was lowered by alvin bragg following massive pushback to the original 6 physician bond. alba faces up to 25 years in jail. the united bow dig das of

america group demand that bragg drop all charges against al ball. >> we believe that jose alba's charges should all be dropped. murder charges and any charges that he is being charged with. because it's the right thing to do. and we are hoping that we will convince da bragg to do the right thing. >> the group is scheduled to meet with bragg tomorrow while alba's fate remains in limbo. back to you. >> steve: todd, can you explain why the girlfriend of austin simon where he started to attack the older guy. can you explain why the girlfriend who stabbed the bodega worker three times why she has not been charged? >> todd: i can't. because this is not how law is supposed to happen. in law school you are there with people who are progressive, liberal, conservative, runs the gamut. you never see a situation like this where somebody who is obviously involved. obviously implicated and obviously. >> on video. >> part of the fact pattern no

charges, nothing with regard to her. now, granted, it could come at a later date, but, guys, we have been talking about this for a really long time now. something should attach at this point. the fact that it hasn'ting is shocking. >> they walk, in trying to buy chips. >> steve: she is by herself. she wintsdz up when she was denied. then she went got the guy he wasn't there. >> ainsley: she goes this to buy her chips. her card is declined. she gets her boyfriend. her boyfriend comes in and goes behind the counter. >> steve: yep. >> ainsley: you hear the older man, the clerk say i don't want trouble. i don't want trouble. is he diffusing the situation. the guy comes back into his area and then the man has to defend himself. >> he throws him up against the wall. >> is he scared. yeah, the suspect throws him against the wall. see right there. and then the older man stab thes him to protect himself. >> you see him reach for his knife. he gets it and ends up stabbing and the guy ends up dying. see this is what also comes out. >> trying to get away. >> trying to walk past him. basically giving up the register. just let me get out of here.

>> ainsley: imagine how scared he is. he is thinking i could die right now. what is this guy going to do to me. >> first generation came here from the dominican republic. his son actually owns the shop. he was working in the shop there the union is standing up for him. they say they want a stand your ground law for bodega want a system hooked to the nypd. can you watch and surveil and surge in the area? >> ainsley: that's why you walk in some of these bodegas and the clerk is incased in a glass little area. >> brian: like the toll booth guy. >> steve: like the taxis were back in the day. bodega crime is up 70% to 80%. if you are working in a bodega, you know that something bad. >> ainsley: ains crime suspect because of alvin bragg's policies. he keeps this job.

guy defending himself charged with murder just trying to make a living. >> brian: if it wasn't for the publicity. brag would have kept him in jail at that ridiculous bail amount. when he keeps no one in jail. give these people ankle celebratelet shoot at a cop and go to school the next day. all the publicity made -- they made him bring it down to lower bond. >> steve: bragg didn't do it. >> brian: mayor came out and said i side with the bodega guy. >> steve: bragg didn't bring it down. he wanted the quarter of a million dollars. it was a judge who said are you kidding me? that's way too much for something like this where the guy was clearly defending himself. so it all comes down to whether or not the d.a. is going to say okay. i have reviewed the video evidence, and it was clearly self-defense. we should know about that by tomorrow. >> ainsley: 39 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up. the co-host of "the five" judge jeanine pirro and our friend is going to join us live. border officials are breaking for a record surge of

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♪ >> ainsley: texas governor greg abbott is defying the biden administration as his state's national guard officially begins to arrest these migrants and return them down to the border. meanwhile a new leaked report from the interior department reveals the united states is bracing for more than 160,000 unaccompanied children at the border this year. fox news contributor sara carter covers the kay office at the border and she joins us now. hey, sara. >> hey, ainsley, good morning. >> ainsley: you have done a great job. you spent so much time on the border just showing us what it

looks like down there because we are not seeing that from the other networks or even from this creation. what is it like? tell us the children's situation. because as a mom, you are a mom. i can't imagine sending my child with strangers to walk across the border. how does this happen? why does it happen? >> well, it is unfathomable, ainsley, when you see the amount of children. it's hard for people to understand unless you are there. when you are standing at the border and you watch hundreds of children just pour across the border unaccompanied, exposed to adults who aren't even their guardians there are many times when i ran into young girls who i know who have been accosted physically or sexually, i talk to them, i speak spanish fluently. i go up to the border patrol, i inform them, you know, there is a possibility that this young lady or this young boy has been physically abused. you might want to take them to a doctor. this is a policy. the biden administration's policy of allowing this open border chaos has basically given

the human traffickers and these drug cartels kind of cart blanche to do whatever they want. and pocket money, traffic humans, it's unbelievable. and just so you know i was speaking on my podcast to a human rights activists and from mexico who used to be a former congressional member there she was talking about how this policy is affecting people, not only in the united states but in mexico and guatemala, these children are trafficked from all over the world now like you said. 160,000 unaccompanied children. what are we going to do with them? where are we going to place them? are we going to know who their guardians are? what is border patrol supposed to do with them once they cross? what about the medical care? these policies have exacerbated what we are seeing at the border, ainsley, and it's a tragedy. >> ainsley: oh my gosh, sarah, i remember watching you last june, and you were talking to this little boy, and he had not talked to his mom. you gave him your cell phone.

you still have the mom's cell phone you kept in touch. let's watch the soundbite and then on the other side of that i want you to sprain what happened. >> made this journey he is saying staying by himself to find his mother. [speaking spanish] >> that was really tough. he was talking to his mom for the first time and i don't know. i'm kind of overwhelmed. >> we all have a heart for these children. sarah, what's his story? where was his mom? >> >> his mom was in the united states. he said he hadn't seen his mother only talked to her by phone since he was 2 years old. a lot of these children are separated from their parents. i want people to understand this. remember the people that were trafficked into the united states, and that 18-wheeler that all died in the back of that 18-wheeler, 53 people who were killed. because they were locked in.

this happens all the time. children are dying. when we perpetuate this type of policy. this young child obviously was later reunited with his mother. but i want people to think about the fact of leaving your child behind. if any of us would do that allow a trafficker to bring your child across through another country into another country alone, imagine we would be arrested here in the united states. so, ainsley, i mean, this is a problem that the biden administration is exacerbating and we are going to continue to see this i believe in the next few years and it's going to get far worse. >> ainsley: have you talked to his mom since? >> yeah, i did actually. it was a month later and she said she was reunited with her son. >> ainsley: great. i can't imagine being separated from my child even school day is hard for he. sarah, thank you so much. >> you too. thank you. >> coming up next, these hero new jersey officers join us live after saving a man's life by pulling him from a burning car.

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[siren] >> pull him away. pull him away. >> brian: wow a new jersey police again saving a man's life as they pull him from a burning car after they were unable to pry open the doors. what happened it leading occupy to that moment. those heroes join us now to recount it. ridge part police patrol officers the finest, nic, anthony and nicholas tree an ni. tell us what happened when you came upon the car. >> i was the first to arrive on scene and i brought my fire extinguisher up. you never want to call something routine in this job. but, you know, we have seen car fires before. as i approach the vehicle though. i quickly realized there was still an occupant inside sitting in the driver's seat. i attempted to, you know, knock down the fire with my fire extinguisher but quickly

realized that wasn't going to work. lights realized the car wants electronic system was failing and no way to open the doors or use any of the mechanisms inside the car. so i went back to the car for the tool and was quickly backed up for by my partners here. >> brian: do you want to take it from there, guys? >> yeah. i was second on scene. did i grab a fire extinguisher. still didn't hold up. the fire was very hot. we did try to extricate him out of the driver's side window but unsuccessful at that time. the patrolman then. >> like i said we had tried taking him out of the driver's sight. weren't able to. the flames were entering the cabin of the car. we went around to the passenger side. window we broke. reached in there and grabbed both of his hands got a yank. grabbed most of his upper torso. at that time i was assisted by the officers and able to successfully get him out of the car as the inflammation were entering the cabin only had a

few seconds to spare. >> were you thinking this thing could explode not only that too hot to get him out. had to break the window. and plus the seat belt at this point doesn't work for on your behalf. a lot of times these guys are strapped in. were you thinking at any moment this could blow? >> yeah. it formally his seat belt was off already when we arrived on scene that did help us out. as the flames were getting bigger and bigger. car fires you hear a lot of pops, the rubber, tires pop when it gets hot. we were feeling the heat for sure. all our focus on was on him getting him out. we didn't care about our own safety at that point. we wanted to get him out of the car. >> brian: the guy only had minor injuries. anthony, right now, when you see the videoed, what are your thoughts and what was it like when you got home? >> i still get goose bumps to this day just hearing it you get goose bumps, luckily we were okay. he was okay. and, you know, we successfully got him out of the vehicle at that time. >> guys, congratulations. that's just what you guys do.

this time it's caught on camera. that's the great thing about body cams. we get to see more and more how difficult your job is and how much courage you show on a daily basis. thanks so much for doing what you do. >> thanks, brian. >> thank you, brian. we appreciate the coverage on this. it means a lot. >> brian: we appreciate you guys every day. meanwhile straight ahead, fallout across the globe over the liberal climate agendas and their economic effects. affecting all of you and me. piers morgan reacts at the top of the hour. time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ever before

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>> ainsley: everybody does have a story. did you watch yesterday? they allowed him to play there. >> by the way, louisville, kentucky, it will be beautiful today, in the 90s. at the end when he got the trophy, they said, we promised each other or whoever won will buy the other one dinner. maybe it is the other way around. >> steve: they are very, very good friends. >> ainsley: he said i never

thought i would say that but maybe we will appear this is a phenomenal player. they are fun to watch. >> brian: they didn't want to let them play. >> ainsley: they went into overtime and i think it has only happened once, is that right? the last time was in wimbledon and that was decades ago. >> steve: welcome back to espn catch talk with ted. >> ainsley: he won and stood his ground. >> steve: nobody likes tennis better. thank you for joining us on this monday. let's talk a little bit about the news yesterday well he was winning another grand slam, the current president of the united states did something that he promised he would not do two years earlier when he was running, when joe biden was running for president in june of 2022, he said, it is hard to

believe this has to be said, but unlike this president and he was referring to donald trump, i will do my job and take responsibility. i won't blame others. underlined i won't blame others and i will repeat that. and i will never forget the job isn't about me but it's about you. as of a tweet last night, he was blaming the republicans. >> ainsley: it used to be putin but now republicans. he tweeted this out, republicans are doing nothing but obstructing our efforts to price gouging, lower health care costs and hopefully soon we will hear from prescription drug cost. this is not right and that is why the election will be so darn important. >> brian: joe biden a believes that the american people are fools. i think that is so true. no one is buying it. >> ainsley: they are the masters of spend. the last president was a republican and gas prices 50% lower than they are now.

we were not dependent on other countries energy. there was no inflation. >> steve: when you look at the two parties, the republican party is the party that is all about bringing gas prices down by punching more holes in the earth. and the democrats are for the most part they anti-fossil fuel party. >> ainsley: but they were taking poles and other countries. >> steve: absolutely on the president is heading to saudi arabia hat in hand to please buy them for saudi arabia oil. pierce morgan uncensored on fox nation, good afternoon to you there. >> good morning to you in new york and also here in sunny london. >> steve: what do you make of the story we just mentioned that now when joe biden was running for president, he said them i'm never going to blame anybody else if i'm president come i will be president. the buck stops here kind of thing.

but of course, today it is republicans. in the past, covid, trump, you name it. what is up with this guy? >> actually the buck stops with him, doesn't it? joe biden and his presidency. if it's not the russians, than it's the republicans or whoever. and also, will freeze out saudi arabia as a pariah and declared war from a climate change starts on american industry and on people with oil and gas here in america. and it's been a complete disaster, policy. so we go's cap and a hand to saudi arabia begging saudis for oil because he has no option. and constantly blames everybody else. his own policy nightmares. and i think he's heading for the second kind of incriminate us

departure boris johnson in the u.k. if you end up promising the earth and you don't deliver and you blame everybody but yourself, eventually, the buck stops with you whether you like it or not. >> brian: the one thing i found astounding, there was a story saying when the president lands in saudi arabia and he leaves tuesday to go visit, he will find a totally different middle east. where the palestinian story is not the story. where israel has alliances and where most galvanized against iran, really? guess who deserves credit for that? can you mention the report and who spread that on? you have to say it didn't happen organically and say that was the trump administration that did that? robert o'brien and jared kushner and others? in mike pompeo? >> well, you certainly have to give donald trump all the credit. telling america repeatedly and europe, do not be over reliable

on russia's energy because that will come back and bite you. that is exactly what's happened up your there are videos you can see of him basically imploring the germans, for example. you are becoming a hostage with putin. they totally ignored him and carried on with this insane policy of becoming massive reliable on russian energy. and got them right where they want him. so you are saying all over the place right now with what is going on sri lanka. a political economic disaster because the government decided to declare war on farmers. in the netherlands. again, the farmers there who are genuinely and rightly concerned about their livelihood and going out of business because again, pro-green policies being aggressively wasted upon them. in the current economic clinic of the world with the situation in ukraine with incredible strain on energy and food, it is absolutely ridiculous.

you can see where this is now beginning to unfold around the world. so look, i don't think joe biden has any choice but to go to saudi arabia to do what he's doing unless remind him as he goes about what he said about saudi arabia before you became president. a big pariah tea. >> ainsley: he does have a choice. he could punch holes in the ground and go back to the trump policy. he does have that choice. we were showing video of the netherlands and similar to canada with the trucks, they are blocking the streets with a tractor because they are talking about cutting emissions there for the farmers in the fertilizer by 50%. but you mention boris johnson. let's talk about this, they were 11 people that want that job as prime minister. what are your thoughts on that? what is the future of the conservative party there? >> as always, a complete scramble. you have every overambitious minister racing out to try to put themselves into the race.

in the mix is a very diverse mix. we have people like a current chancellor of about a week. he is an iraqi refugee with his family. you have a health secretary that resigned before boris johnson went who is the son of a pakistani immigrant bus driver. there are aspiring stories amongst the candidates. but if you want me to put my betting hat on, i would say that by next wednesday is when parliament goes into summer recess, i would think they will be down to two candidates. i suspect one will be richie because recently with boris johnson's -- in my estimation the smartest person out there as the candidate race at the moment. and it is interesting i think scenario developing here. richie sumac who has been the chancellor through the pandemic and the massive economic damage caused, he is saying don't believe all those, all the other

canada debts bar none,/taxes but in fact, someone came to his defense today and said, rishi sunak might be right about this, a guy like his father nigel under margaret thatcher and what they did was initially they put up taxes when economic straits and brought them crashing down. and the only one crashing down is when they thought parliament would understand it. it sounds good as a people pleaser for the candidates of the electorate and the membership but if you do it in surging inflation of over 2%, live a present right now it could be utterly disastrous. and you can look no further than sri lanka who/taxes back in 2019 and the pandemic and ukraine having the rage up to 50%, a complete disaster. you have to be prudent in these times. and i think rishi sunak will be up against one of the candidates

by next wednesday. i suspect he may win. >> steve: looking at the video in sri lanka who took over the leader of that country and the bone granting economic issues there. you know, pierce morgan, no nobody better than you to talk about politics internationally. i'm curious, you live in london what do people in great britain say currently in the united states? a leader in so many different things regarding joe biden and unbelievably now historical low poll numbers. are the people of europe behind? do they think it is a good idea the kind of agenda he is pushing? what is up with this guy? >> i think they think he is a joke. i don't say that within a delight whatsoever. i think that we need a strong america, strong leadership throughout the country and it's a great people with strong country. but currently looking like a

ship by a man sadly showing his age more and more everyday here he seemed to lost all control and into that position of boris johnson finds himself here where he just spray guns blames everybody but himself. the moment a leader starts to do that, stops taking personal accountability, they can see right through it. and absolute disaster. in i think the british public, obc over here on the endless gas mistakes of joe biden makes, the moments where he has a senior moment the day repeating himseld announcements and dramatic policy changes that white house has terrain in fact, that is all we see over here. and what we see around the rest of europe. you don't see a strong leader. and he had thoughts and many, but the one thing you were sure of come everybody knew the

president president of the united states was and not stron. but slightly chaotic. i think we joe biden come at the same thing america at the moment exudes pair of weakness which is an extraordinary situation with the most powerful country in the world. this goes to the top. the president represents the united states of america. and he's going to get himself into gear, joe biden, or he is going to go down as boris johnson is the worst prime minister here. joe biden could well go down if he keeps going at this rate as the worst president in serving memory. >> brian: jimmy carter would be relieved, that is one thing for sure. they talk about how he's declining rapidly since the last year and a half he got the job and shuffled where he will follow every tummies walks. and that's a seven day a week job. and if you don't have the energy, you can't do it. >> i saw that "new york times"

piece, brian and extremely unsettling as an american citizen. >> brian: . >> brian: sure. >> leading that piece with details, five days a week not going out at night and having to watch every word he said in public. this is not good. and i'm afraid politics is a ruthless business. we just got rid of the prime minister here who was a very successful winner in 2019. two and a half years ago. i had a massive majority. but it bounced out because he did not deliver on his promises. he was found wanting in times of crisis bureau the world is facing a really tough time right now. and the question joe biden has to ask himself, does he have it in him to lead america through this time? and i think he would be honest and say he doesn't appear that the question for the democrats, "who on earth will they put up in the next election?" right now i would predict right now absolute demolition of the democrats and the midterms and even more crushing victory

in the 2024 election. because how can you see any other pathway? >> ainsley: gavin newsom has been promoting himself down in florida saying, "hey, you floridians that don't pay the taxes -- >> brian: rent the whole country like they did california. >> you don't want that. >> steve: it is 120 days until the midterms. thank you very much, piers we know you will be on pierce morgan uncensored on fox nation. >> live and uncensored. >> brian: repeat the line? repeat the line? >> live and uncensored appearance be to it reminds me of joe biden, say it twice, repeat the line. >> brian: we call it a teleprompter, whatever. i'm in london.

>> brian: you are not in your house in california bigshot. >> i will be soon and i will be talking all about your teleprompter. >> brian: it's time for you to go, sir. speed to talk to shimkus cbp agent, carley. that is with the teleprompter, i learned something new today. >> steve: i think that is a brand. got it. we do have more news starting with the southern border. two: massive fentanyl bust at a cbp checkpoint in arizona. stopping 50,000 pills spreading nationwide over 40,000 found stuffed into 23 different packages inside of a modified car battery and the other 10,000 pills packed into a woman's body shaping government. $50 million of american rescue funds used to promote social activism for kids according to a

review of grant receipts. this money was supposed to help libraries for the museum for to cover the pandemic but many of those projects funded include antiracist education program in social activism causes. one new york city museum received $50,000 to build a 9-foot bronze statue in a public part that "addresses masculinity." great use of money. we didn't know that until now. thank you, carley. >> brian: i agree. >> ainsley: we were talking about coffee, sorry. still had president biden once called his kingdom a pariah so why is the commander in chief meeting with this prince? >> i am here to sound the alarm about a killer. >> ainsley: mike pompeo on what to expect from biden's trip

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please. we have more liquid gold under air feet than any other nation in the world, but we are begging them for oil. >> ainsley: former president trump blasting the white house white house has president biden plans to seek saudi arabia's help with growing oil crisis. when he visits saudi arabia this week, the commander in chief defending his trip. here to react fox contributor and secretary of state mike pompeo. good morning, mr. secretary. >> thank you for having me out this morning. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on. did you ever think you were in the white house a year or two years ago? did you think we would be energy independent? within a year and a half of joe biden taking off, begging saudi arabia, venezuela, iran, opec to give us more oil? >> ainsley commit is crazy, unnecessary, and dangerous for the american people that we find ourselves in this place today. the president made a choice, he

chose it -- instead of the american people. he's lucky to get the resources under our ground. he invested in energy and all the jobs that go with that. now, americans are suffering to heat their homes and it will be staggering high compared to what it was two years ago, ainsley. this wasn't necessary. and out the biden administration fighting where it has to go tail and bed for energy from leaders like maduro, ayatollah and the europeans from vladimir putin. we can see the insecurity, instability and really, really high prices for american families. >> ainsley: biden rand saying the crown prince is a pariah. then he gets into office and takes away our oil supply and wants to get oil from other places. he's willing to sit down with them. his number two coed intelligence guy was arrested by the crown prince. showed up on 1660 minutes and in desperation he was speaking out

even though it is dangerous for him and sounding the alarm on the ground principle. listen to that interview. >> i am here to sound the alarm about a sacred path, killer in the middle east with implement resources to his people, to the americans, and to the planet. a psychopath. >> a psychopath. speed to a psychopath, killer, sounding the alarm. no empathy, doesn't feel emotional and never learn from his experience. you know him. what is your experience with him? how dangerous is this for our president to stand with them? >> you are right, president biden said he would make the kingdom of saudi arabia a pariah state and that is an enormous mistake. look at the facts. they were is an important --

ainsley that abraham accords, piece in the middle east, and deeply supportive of our effort to do that and in fact have made relations with israel better for their own people. there was only one country and the whole region that wants to threaten the united states of america and israel and wipe us from the base of the earth. that is the leadership in iran. the kingdom of saudi arabia has been an important partner to protect us from that threat. second, the transportation and saudi arabia, we can argue about the speed that has taken place but disband police forces that threaten women, crown prince has made life better for all the saudi people, including females there. this is a transformational leader that i pray will continue down that path. >> ainsley: all right, with your help, you helped transform them transform our relationship. we know jared kushner was involved with israel. thank you for coming on, mr. secretary. >> thank you, ainsley have a wonderful day. >> ainsley: back in business thanks to inflation, pawn shops

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across the country are seeing a resurgence of buyers and sellers looking to make a quick buck, including one of america's most famous pawn shop locations. speak with this guitar was actually played by jimi hendrix. >> that is a big wow factor right there. >> steve: wow! you only have to sell a couple of those two have the impact of rising cost on his business. pond store stores host rick harrison joins me today. he's out on the road, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: so, you know we talked about this last week on how so many people with inflation and gas so high and food so high, they are a little short when it comes to how much money they have in their pockets so what are they doing, hawking stuff at pawnshops? >> it is a real double-edged

sword. you have basically you have small business owners and so much that erc money is coming into all of them, they are getting tons of money driving up the price of collectibles and everything else like that when middle america is crushing them with the oil. i live on the oregon coast and people drive a lot. and people don't know what they are going to do. you drive a diesel truck and work construction and put 100 miles a day on it, it really affects your groceries at the end of the week. >> steve: rick, what do you see come through the doors where somebody, you know, obviously, you can tell talking to them they are hurting. and they always kept something. it was an heirloom where it was a treasure. and it's got to break your heart that you can't give them more

money for it. >> it is the wedding band or something like that. you take a single mom, okay, who has to drive to work every day, has to drive and get groceries for her kids, this is devastating. because when they talk about 8.6% inflation or something like that, that is that is across the board. when you talk to people who have lower to middle income and have to drive a lot, this affects them a lot more. it is not a percent inflation but 25% inflation. >> steve: sure. but if the same time, you are running a business and you need to make money but just like everybody else, you have a problem right now with supply and demand. you can't get stuff. >> i can't get merchandise. i mean -- it is that double-edged sword because people that got the ppp money, the erc money, that put so much money at the system, hiring and stuff, the prices went out the ceiling. but meanwhile cleaning supplies

as the prices have doubled in the past year. all the little things. the power has gone up a lot. it is harder and harder to stay in business, and we have a government that has no idea what it is doing. >> steve: i think that is an understatement. [laughter] man, oh, man, rick thank you for joining us live. good luck filming some specials this summer and we will look for them on tvs everywhere coming up soon, thank you, sir. >> all right, bye-bye. >> steve: was a pleasure. speaking of tv judge jeanine is up here to live. come on out, the next contestant on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪

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with murder in a clear case of self-defense. he was simply trying to stop a violent attack. according to new video shared by "the new york post." >> brian: now an association of bodegas demanding to drop all charges as he faces decades in prison if convicted. >> ainsley: todd piro with the latest, todd. >> good morning steve, ainsley and bryan, jose alba trying to defuse the situation before he killed his attacker with a knife in self-defense, watch. >> what is up with you a question mark >> i don't want a problem. >> [overlapping voices] >> steve: second-degree murder charges jose alba denying a bag of chips saying her card had been declined. a video showing he was apparently stabbed by that man's girlfriend and he was released from rikers island after bill significantly lowered by alvin bragg with a massive push back

to the original six-figure bond but he faces up to years in jail. jail. now united bodega group demand they drop all charges against alba. scheduled to meet with alvin bragg while he remains. >> brian: todd, thank you very much. the cohost of "the five" in the studio and a couple hours early to get a head start, judge jeanine, good morning. >> good morning. the more we see, the more we realize he wasn't the aggressor. he was up against the wall trying to make an escape as the guy grabs him. he stabs him. >> he says he doesn't want any problems. >> this is a microcosm of what's going on in the country. the victims are seen as people irrelevant for the people to go after the criminals and they are excused. released, and this is an example of it, everybody. this is coming to your town if it isn't already.

the problem here is that the woman comes in to buy chips. she has a card, a debit card, a government debit card that doesn't work. she goes and gets her boyfriend. he is a career criminal, a gang banger. he's been in states prison, not jail, state prison several times. he corners him. he pushes him down and then pulled him up and then pushes him down again. this man who is the owner of the bodega, he only after he realizes he can't get away from this kid who is twice as strong, half his age. he decides he will stab him. it is called a right of self-defense. you have the right to defend yourself in the united states of america if you believe you are being faced with deadly, lethal force. and he knew that and that is why he attacked. now, we don't have stand your ground law in new york. fernando mateo and united bodega

workers are talking about is getting stand your ground law or you do not have an obligation as you do in new york. we have a doctor and where you can kill someone who comes to kill you and your home. but if you are not in your home, you pretty much have to escape. he was cornered. he had nowhere to go. >> brian: he try to get around. judge, how about this, when the cops show up, he is standing there. listen, i will tell you the story. this is what happened. they arrested him and put them in rikers. is that standard? listen, i'm in a bodega, this is what happened. obviously no background. why did he -- that standard at rikers. >> i don't find that standard at all. do you speak to the assistant d.a., a homicide and they had to get involved. a progressive d.a., they don't believe in jailing anybody. this guy goes to work everyday noon time and gets home three in the morning. every day, every day. he 61 years old, never had a

problem, clean record and de-escalate it all kinds of problems of that bodega and... will come out. the other guy is a dirtbag. he's dead. he deserved to die because of what he did appear this man had a right to defend himself. >> ainsley: what you do if this does happen because everybody is worried in new york? do you have to buy law try to defuse the situation and then you can use force or use a weapon? >> you have to use your common sense is the first thing. if you can get away with not dealing with some of the crazies out there, but there is in new york, no stamp your ground. you have the duty to escape. if they were is a reasonable way to escape, and he tried to. >> brian: the mayor stood up for him and say the bodega owner to the right thing. >> but the mayor does not stand up with him, okay? if the mayor was standing up for people with new york city, he would have to say we have to stop cashless bill. we have people using guns and we send them out as soon as we

arrest them and let them go. somebody like this who is a hardworking man, who is covered by the law of self-defense clearly in new york, we jail in rikers. >> steve: the only reason the mayor came to his defenses because it's on the front page of all of the papers right now. you know, this is terrible. >> ainsley: in a normal person would do the same thing. >> absolutely. >> ainsley: to prevent you from dying. >> brian: meanwhile the judges busy and not only -- >> very busy. >> brian: not only hosting "the five" but fox nation hosting "who is hunter biden hunter biden part 2?" here is a clip about hunter's suspicious business. >> there is $140,000 that went into his bank account and the purchase from -- wired the money to get a electric sports car. it is a transaction now under scrutiny as its president

joe biden pushed hard for the company to get a massive loan, which the vehicle's manufacturer ultimately defaulted on. >> hunter didn't even like the car. he swapped it for a porsche. >> steve: it is rough being hunter biden. check out part 2 who is hunter biden on fox nation. judge, thank you very much. >> i want to talk about hunter biden. >> brian: what you think will happen to him? >> first of all, he's under an investigation, but look, you think of first families, people with a little class. talk about a dirtbag. this guy is a drug dealer, crazed man going through europed his father lies about it. his father i don't know anything about his business. he is now caught in the life. we have him caught in the light. mr. president, why don't you explain? why did you icing you didn't know anything about your sons overseas businesses? meanwhile we are about to drop paris on china, how much money

did you get from the chinese energy company? $4.5 million. investors, $1.5 billion? and you want to know if impacting the policies of the united states of america? he's taken off the solar panels will be get up from china. we will watch electric cars and get the batteries from china? >> brian: that is crazy on top of that, we are about to find out the reuters report last week that said strategic oil reserve. it's going to a chinese company that hunter has done work within the past. >> not only that joe biden said i will take strategic petroleum reserve to bring down prices for you. no, he put it out there so china could get it. >> ainsley: and it lasts a day, day and a half in america? >> china is doing well. >> brian: the last thing i will read up on that is that ron johnson brought up yesterday

with maria that he's afraid that hunter will cut a deal and this thing will go away behind the scenes. is that possible? >> it is probable. it is a crime family. hunter and then his uncle jim. you know how many bank transactions have been flagged by the bank between the money that they are doing? i mean, if you had one bank transaction flagged -- 350 bank transactions. >> brian: crazy. >> dealing in the millions. he is sleeping with his dead brother's wife. then he's got -- he shows up medal of freedom ceremony in the white house. which kid is this? >> ainsley: how does he get these women though? >> money, money, money. speed to the right guy to take home. >> brian: he takes it all. >> steve: ticket out judge jeanine...

[overlapping voices] >> brian: please. and then i don't have to get rid of my fox nation. meanwhile straight ahead you know him from hits like superman in 100 years. up next, joining us for a contribute for zelenskyy filmed in ukraine. you will not believe this. but first bill hemmer and dana perino with a coming attraction. >> save some for "the five," judge jeanine. [laughter] >> more oxygen. >> we are set to unveil for congress for the first time. >> statement for that. also new polling, terrible news for the white house coming up. >> a crime story that has captured the attention of america. the guests says this could be a tipping point and he what's plain that. >> would need a pilot who pulled off a miracle this weekend. it begins in a couple of minutes at the top of the hour. >> see you then. from your body...

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>> brian: there is the man, jonah draws it. it was enough to write the song but to go to ukraine with an orchestra to record the song. >> it was a miracle but ironically it started with afghanistan, brian. i was helping folks get out of afghanistan, rescuing the allies with him aging ngos amazingly and i met the allies. save benjamin hall's life as you know. we started doing some work for the feds. ukraine broke out and i wrote the song and i said, why don't we go to the song with the polish orchestra because bolin has been so great in the work? a couple of days but how would you like to do this with ukrainian orchestra? and i said, do they exist? i said, let's see, long story short, i was on tour and then i

got an email in my inbox. i was with my wife and we had a long talk that night. he played my last show, went to the airport, gave her a kiss. 24 hours later, crazy journey in kyiv. >> steve: you set they are intentionally around the rubble thanks to the russians war. and you put an orchestra around you. you wrote there are parts and played a song with people that don't even know your language. >> it was in front of maria on the plane that is the symbol of ukrainian independence that putin destroyed in the beginning of the war to take out their wealth. it didn't work, of course, but what a great setting to show the incredible resilience of the ukrainian people. you see the fortitude in that video. >> steve: you knew you picked it up from here let alone seeing it in person. how about this you put world war ii video in there and it shows churchill when modern leader johnson. you didn't have a joe biden.

>> look, you know, zelenskyy is dragging the rest of the world to history. people thought he would have a couple of days. there was a moment in the video when a general came by. we were filming the orchestra. and i got very stoic. and he asked us to play the song. we did appear at the orchestra took flight and they were playing with vigor. he took out his phone and started filming it. after we finished, there is this silence that lasted two seconds but felt like two years. we understood why we were there. as common humanity, they are fighting for survival. we need a call to action, a global concert. there needs to be a cultural front on the war. the russians need to know isolated culturally. >> brian: same for allies, download the song, the money goes to save our allies. >> all goes to save our allies. incredible group. thank you people from ukraine. we love you and we have your back. >> brian: john, this could be the whole thing.

lastly, we figure it is important zelenskyy could hear this today for the first time. >> i just got off of whatsapp with ukrainian ministry and they will send it to elena zelenskyy and if she's anything like my wife, she will play up for him today. >> brian: i know he will love it and certainly appreciate the tribute, awesome, john, beautiful. >> ainsley: we are hit with superman and how the other man saving the world, god bless >> bill: we reveal the fox news power rankings in congress that shows republicans poised to retake the house in november. the margin of victory as we'll show you momentarily could be massive. hope you had a great weekend. it's july. good morning at home and good morning to you. >> dana: this is dana perino. this is your favorite day when you have new info and you can go to the board and tell everybody what's happening. >> bill: i have to explain it a little bit and take people