what happens moving forward? >> i don't know necessarily what he has planned. i know people would love to hear from him. i think we ought to hear from the attorney general. perhaps, we ought to hear from the white house on this because don't let anybody fool you, there is no way that joe biden and the white house did not have previous knowledge of this. >> todd: 100 percent. >> i can tell you that for sure. >> todd: lara trump, thank you. "fox & friends" starts now. >> the fbi removing boxes of documents from the home of former president trump during a raid on mar-a-lago. >> this is unprecedented development. >> they darn well better have smoking gun proof. >> this is just more political persecution of donald j. trump. >> jaw dropping numbers of illegal immigrants crossing our border new record 1.8 million. >> this administration is not serving any of us well and jeopardizing the safety of our citizens. >> you better shape up. >> singer and actress olivia

newton john has died. >> olivia has been a symbol of triumph and hope for over 30 years sharing her journey with breast cancer. >> do i expect you to help? yes i do. >> president biden applauding passage of the senate bill. some g.o.p. members remain skeptical. >> people in country can't afford everything in their daily lives. this bill does nothing to address that. ♪ >> ainsley: we start with a fox news alert. republican lawmakers are demanding an investigation into the fbi's raid on mar-a-lago. >> steve: meanwhile former president donald j. trump released a campaign style video on his website, truth social, calling the united states a nation in decline. >> lawrence: kevin corke joins us live from washington. kevin, what can you tell us? >> good morning, guys. certainly a day to remember in the nation's capitol. if you ask republicans not for a good reason. president trump's home mar-a-lago comes under siege by the biden administration's department of justice, with the

approval of attorney general merrick garland and fbi director christopher wray. now, in a statement, the former president said this: these are dark times for our nation as my beautiful home, mar-a-lago in palm beach florida is under siege raided by a large group of fbi agents. white house officials claim they didn't know about the raid, no, really. telling fox news, quote: we did not have notice of the reported action and would refer you to the justice department for any additional information. now, for his part, the former president, who was on the stump for former alaska governor sarah palin who, as you probably know, is running for congress. well, he was doing that just hours after the raid on his home and he said this. >> thank you very much. that's right. another day in paradise. this was a strange day. you probably all read about it but very important. >> as news of the raid spread, supporters of the former president set up shop just

outside mar-a-lago showing their support for him even as fbi agents continue to swamp the premises. g.o.p. lawmakers are incensed here in washington and, yes, they are demanding answers. ohio g.o.p. congressman mike turner tweeted this: as the lead republican on the house permanent select committee on intelligence, i am demanding an immediate briefing you by fbi director wray regarding the national security risk that rose to the level of ordering a raid on the residence of a former president. meanwhile, mike pompeo, former secretary of state for this executing a warrant against expresident is dangerous. the apparent political weaponization of doj fbi is shameful. a.g. that would be attorney general, must explain why 250 years of practice was upended with this raid. i served on benghazi committee where we proved hillary possessed classified info. we didn't raid her home.

and this from florida senator marco rubio whose parents as you know are natives of cuba he is sounding the alarm. he said in a video the biden administration was, quote: playing with fire. adding this is dangerous because someone else will be in power one day and now you created the precedent for them to do this back to you. and therefore we would lose our country as we know it, guys. >> steve: all right. >> lawrence: kevin corke, thank you. >> ainsley: let's bring in jonathan curly constitutional law expert and fox news contributor. good morning to you. >> garage. >> ainsley: good morning. why a search warrant instead of a subpoena? >> that's a mystery to me. i'm not too sure why unless they were alleging that they feared that the president would destroy the evidence if he was given notice. but the president wasn't at the residence. this would seem to be easy issue to subpoena voluntarily disclosure and access to the

site. the access to the home was granted obviously before, two months ago. the national archives searched the residence and removed 15 boxes. it's not clear why this material was not removed. it's also not clear if there has been communication since then raising concern over documents that are considered still missing or possibly present at the residence. >> steve: sure, professor, given the facts a former president, something like this has never happened before. of course, the fbi can't just run in wily nilly, they had to go in front of a judge. and they it to present evidence to it probable cause and the judge signed off on it. and it makes you think that the fbi and the doj knew exactly what they were looking for and it makes you wonder whether or not somebody perhaps in donald trump's inner circle or somebody else close to the former president may have told them exactly what to look for and exactly where it was.

>> yeah. there has to be particularity in terms of these applications. they have to be specific. the court clearly found probable cause that there would be classified material still at the residence. so, that much we can assume. there is a law that allows for punishment up to three years for the concealing or retaining these types of documents. but that is a specific intent crime. it's not a negligent standard. you have to show in this case president trump or some other individual, specifically intended to withhold such material. we just don't know what the evidence is at this point. >> steve: right. >> those are going to be part of the questions asked as we go forward. >> lawrence: professor, it is common for former political appointees as well as federal officials to go back and forth on these records whether they decide to go back to public life. i think a lot of americans have

questions concerning why there was such a heavy hand approach towards donald trump vs. hillary clinton when we know for a fact there were certain records that were destroyed, that were under scrutiny. so, do you have an explanation for that? >> yeah. i just testified on the presidential records act, and this specific seizure of those 15 boxes back in february. this is an act that is not heavily enforced. certainly not historically been criminally enforced. in fact, some of the most egregious cases were handled rather lightly. sandy berger being an example. he actually stuffed documents in his socks and snuck them out of a secure location leaving them at a spot to be retrieved later. he received no jail time and just pled guilty to a misdemeanor. he wasn't even forced to lose his security clearance permanently. it was just a three year suspension. so this is an act that is not

known for robust criminal enforcement. that does raise questions as to all hands on decorated that occurred. >> ainsley: in different times now. would he be banned from public office if he is found guilty, according to the daily mail, if is he found guilty trump could face a maximum sentence of three years in prison. what is the motivation here. >> first of all, that was raised first by marc elias, who is the clinton campaign lawyer who is accused of misrepresenting the funding of the steele dossier and being involved in that whole scandal. i strongly disagree. there is a reference in the law of disqualification. but the constitution establishes the rules for impeachment and disqualification that follow. many of us do not believe congress can add to those gratifications. in fact, the supreme court has previously ruled states can't do

that with regard to article 1. they can't impose limits on members of congress. the same is likely true about article 2 and the president's position. so, i do not believe as hopeful as these tweets have been coming from the left, that this is a road to disqualification. >> steve: right. professor, do you think it is a coincidence that on the same day that they execute this search warrant is the same day that axios published those images of alleged ripped up white house documents in the bottom of a toilet? the white house, former president trump's team said that never happened. they denied all of that but, nonetheless, you know, a big maggie haberman story and axios story showing supposed torn up classified stuff trying to be flushed down the toilet. >> there has been an amazing sin synergy in timing. we saw that it with the january 6th committee and the grand jury moves by the

administration. it does seem to be running on parallel tracks. and in this case the media story did play into this argument that, well, maybe the president could destroy these documents. i don't know what proof beyond that media story you would have for that type of claim. the family has insisted that they were cooperating. this is not the first raid where the targets have said that it came out of the blue, that they were cooperating voluntarily submitted. we have seen these arrest warrants and search warrants issued when many of us have said why? why wouldn't you just allow this to be done voluntarily? >> lawrence: you know, professor, i think what a lot of americans are concerned about this morning, even the gloating in the media to have people that are a part of the democratic party to gloat about the president potentially not being able to run. i know you disagree with it, but the fact that they think that is

true, does that send chills to you as a civil libertarian as one that is a constitutional expert? it seems, it seems. i want to see the warrant just like you do professor. but it seems like political opponents are being targeted here. >> well, it is astonishing. you played the clip of the former prosecutor on another network saying this is the whole enwhich i la da to keep him from running again. it was a remarkable statement. because it's suggesting there is nothing wrong with the justice department raiding this property potentially charging this former president in order to keep him off the ballot, to have that political motivation. well, that is going to be rather, forgive the pun, hard for a court to swallow. but it's going to have an even more robust or pronounce the impact on many voters. >> they already have a distrust for the fbi because of proven

bias amongst some individuals in that department. and falsified material and misrepresentation in order to get the russian collusion investigation going. this would really fuel that distrust. and these types of actions are tearing us apart. and it has to weigh on the attorney general as to whether this was necessary. not getting the material back. because this classified material there, it can be a violation of federal law. and that material can be acquired. but the question is how it was done. and we'll learn more about that, i hope, in the coming days. >> ainsley: we have heard alan dershowitz said they better have a smoking gun. they better have proof. newt gingrich brought up the abuse of power issue and said if they can do this to a former president, they can do this to any of us, any american. you are a constitutional law expert. he said this is the future if the constitution fails to exist. kevin mccarthy, congressman

mccarthy vows to oversight -- vows oversight of the doj if republicans win in november. this was his tweet. i have seen enough. the department of justice has reached an intolerable state of weaponizing politicization. when republicans take back the house we will conduct immediate oversight of this department, follow the facts and have no stone unturned. attorney general garland, preserve your documents and clear your calendar. what is your reaction? >> the president. >> ainsley: start over. we lost the beginning of that? >> running, it's probably no longer existent and his followers are now entirely fired up over that prospect. what concerns me is that these types of actions cannot only divide us but fuel the age of rage. we have got to have mature voices that are heard and listened to in the days to come. you know, i am not convinced

this raid was necessary to acquire this material. and i would really like to see why this step had to be taken. >> steve: professor, you know, it was years ago we heard about strzok and page at the fbi and we heard about andy mccabe and we know about james comey. they are all gone. but the finn of today is run be by director christopher wray who was appointed by donald trump. and i have heard a number of, you know, people pontificating over the last 12 hours or so saying that the fbi has been weaponized. you know, there are a lot of people that regard the fbi as the finest law enforcement agency in the world. do you think that the fbi is political and has been weaponized against former president donald trump? >> i would not paint the entire fbi that way. we should all be proud of the work the fbi does. >> steve: 100 percent. >> it doesn't mean we have to be

blind to the problems we have seen. there are serious questions involving the whitmer kidnapping case and entrapment and conduct of fbi agents in that case there are other issues recently that raise questions as to the potential bias of some people within the department. we can look at that without declaring the entire department it rotten to the core. but, you know, the concern amongst citizens is that you mentioned peter strzok who was famous or infamous for saying that he had an insurance policy in case trump is elected. well, for people that remember that, their concern is that this is another form of indemnification. it is another insurance policy being played out. we don't know that to be the case. people shouldn't dismiss that as legitimate concern. that's the reason i think that attorney general merrick garland has a duty to protect the integrity of this investigation. nobody is expecting a wholesale disclosure or a press conference like james comey, but i think he

does have a burden to come forward and answer a few of these more procedural questions as to why this was necessary to assure people that this isn't a form of bias or a new insurance policy being taken out on the former president. >> lawrence: professor, i'm so glad that you set it up that way because i think there is a difference between the rank and file agents that do their job on a day-to-day basis and the leadership which are normally political appointees in the fbi. even christopher wray just testified before congress and said some of the allegations of the investigation with hunter biden in the way that it was handled is deeply troubling. that was a quote from him. but, i have to say, professor, this is not the first time the fbi has chosen a political opponent. they have a long history of choosing people to go after all the way down to dr. martin luther king. there has been troubling allegations about that so my

question for you now that it has gone from left to right, is this the time now for some sort of reforms to the way the fbi conducts its business? and i want to be clear, i'm not talking about the agents at the local field offices. there has always been question with the political leadership in the fbi. >> yeah. i do think that the fbi is still lacking transparency and that it is also not forthcoming with congress on critical issues of this kind. you mentioned hunter biden. that's a serious concern. you know, there are issues raised as to another agent who was accused of down playing these allegations at the outset. essentially scheduling aspect of the investigation. more importantly, merrick garland has much to answer for in the failure to appoint a special counsel. i can no longer think of a plausible argument against a

special counsel in this case. we have more evidence of the president meeting with business associates of his son in the white house. now, it appears quite clearly that his denial of any knowledge or involvement of these dealings seems rather demonstrably false. that means that he may have lied about an influence peddling scheme that may have acquired millions of dollars. yet, the attorney general refuses to appoint a special counsel. and the benefit of that for the president is huge because a special counsel would likely come with a report. even noncriminal matters would be part of that report. like influence peddling. so, to answer your question, yeah, there are serious issues here that are -- >> ainsley: i think we lost him. >> steve: i think he is done. >> lawrence: that's the live tv for you. steve: we had a little broad band problem there. we thank jonathan turley from the d.c. area talking about the

raid and execution of a search warrant at mar-a-lago rather yesterday morning at mar-a-lago we found about it last night. >> ainsley: it was still dark. early, early morning. headlines hand it over,. >> carley: another major story related to the southern border. judge biden administration end the trump era remain in mexico policy. requires migrants who claim asylum in the u.s. to wait for hearing in mexico. comes as illegal border crossings reach a new record high topping 1.8 million in under a year. a new poll also revealing 38% of americans want to see the flow of migrants controlled. that is up 10% since 2020. today is primary day in four states with voters set to decide pivotal midterm matchups in minute society dr. scott jenson is expected to carry the g.o.p. nomination for governor setting up a november clash with current democrat governor tim waltz and

congresswoman ilhan omar hopes to hold off pro-police primary challenger. while in wisconsin rebecca kleefisch who is endorsed by mike pence will go head to head with trump backed tim micles for the republican nomination for governor. on the east coast. three republicans are battling for a chance to unseat richard blumenthal. singer and actress olivia newton-john has died at the age of 73. newton-john shared the big screen with actor john travolta in the iconic film agrees. travolta honoring olivia with quote my dearest olivia you made all our lives so much better. your impact was incredible. i love you so much. we will see you down the road and we will all be together

again. yours for the first moment i saw you and forever. take a hook back at some of it olivia newton john's best. >> she taught us how to get physical now actress olivia newton john is serving up delicious dishes. >> brian: do you go into the biosphere at night. >> i know you are in a rush. don't you think we should get the thigh. i'm not telling you because you wrote the book. >> going to be used as a way of getting people to share their live-on journey compassionate hope of living forward. >> i invited her to go to peru and we went. this was when we were just friends and day two in the rain forest we fell deeply and madly in love. >> cheers. >> good health. >> great clips, guys. the iconic olivia newton-john will be deeply missed by many. those are your headlines. lawrence, over to you. >> steve: you know, the thing about olivia newton-john just

before we move onto the next thing is she fought a battle with breast cancer for over 30 years. and she was on this program, she was suffering but she knew that life was short and she had go out and live it and she was always -- she had so many different projects and so alive and such a wonderful person. her house is actually across the street from my house where i used to live. and everybody loved her. she was a great neighbor. >> ainsley: in that movie transcends generations we have all watched that movie and loved it, grease. she was dawrlg and to meet her in person when she came to "fox & friends" was pretty shocking because we had been watching her for years. rest in peace. >> lawrence: such a true testament to never give up and fight it all the way to the very end. often we have the phrase that they lost their fight. i think she won. 30 years going against cancer. she definitely won that fight. >> steve: olivia newton-john, we

are hopelessly devoted to her. rest in peace. >> lawrence: now to this. as violent crime rocks our country, law enforcement leaders are taking a stance. today's representatives from more than 20 organizations will announce the largest and most consolidated police community outreach program in u.s. history. it's called the 2022 national faith and blue weekend which will take place in october. just a few participants join me now, including the president of the movement forward inc. and founder of faith and blue reverend markel hutchins, fraternal order of police national president and baltimore county maryland police chief alissa hyatt. thank you all so much for joining me. chief, i just want to go to you, first. why this cause? why it is this week so important? >> >> you know this is incredibly important for us in law enforcement nationwide. we are making efforts to work even more closely with the community than we ever have

before. and while this is a special weekend that we're looking forward to, this is about making long-lasting, meaning relationships that will move forward and will endure. >> you know, reverend, we are enduring tough times right now. it seems like the community and law enforcement are at each other's throat right now. we really need to come together. talk about the role that faith plays in that. >> there's never been a movement in american history for positive social change that was not anchored in the faith space. faith-based organizations have always been the anchor of social progress and social change in our communities. but, you know, lawrence, in this moment, there is so much focus on the negative. so much focus on the divisions. but the truth is we are not nearly as divided as we are disconnected. national faith and blue weekend will give us an opportunity to raise the conversations of positivity and engagement in our faith community and in the

community at large. and if there has ever been a period in american history where we need to transition and transform the negative and raise the recognize voices of the majority of the american people across the board who support our law enforcement professionals and who want to build these bridges. that time is right now. >> lawrence: such a beautiful statement, reverend. patrick, i want to go to you because the reverend is absolutely correct. there are so many beautiful stories. recently we have seen law enforcement start to highlight the positives, the good that we see on the day-to-day basis. the 95% above interactions. where is that coming from? >> well, look, there is no doubt we are in a very difficult time in law enforcement. we have spent two years of dehumanizing law enforcement officers. and the reality is there are some 800,000 law enforcement officers across this country that suit up and show up every day in communities across america. and make such a difference in the lives of the people they

serve. look, it's not -- we here at the national law enforcement memorial. in back of me is 23,000 names etched in stone. people who showed up for work to protect their communities and didn't return home at the end of the day. this is who law enforcement is. people dedicated to, you know, to improving the quality of life between their communities. and it all starts with conversation. these two years that we have had with the damage to law enforcement, well, here's a great opportunity to start that discussion. to one talk. one talk with law enforcement in the community through this initiative starts us on a path of moving past this very ugly time in law enforcement. >> lawrence: such a beautiful cause. thank you all so much for getting up with morning and joining us on "fox & friends." >> it's great to be with you. >> thank you. >> lawrence: still ahead, democrats in the media waste no time to celebrate the fbi raiding mar-a-lago. >> this gives me confidence that the justice department is really

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>> we are all going to remember being together on this night. >> i think the national obviously the biggest jumpsuit is forthcoming. >> democratic reaction is hallelujah. >> ainsley: fox news contributor joe concha joins us now. joe, your reaction to that. >> well, ainsley, of course that's the reaction we we are going to see on other cable news networks if you can even call them that at this point. these are the same people censorship of the hunter biden story. that turned out to be true. these are the same people who treated the steele dossier not as the gossip as it was but presented it to gospel to their audiences instead that's what actresses with microphone and make up do, right? if this is about obtaining and preserving records for the

national archives then i'm pretty sure you don't need such a dramatic made for tv raid by the fbi. unless, you know, you are attempting to put on a grand political show. it's probably no coincidence, ainsley, that this happened on the day of richard nixon's resignation nearly 50 years ago. 8 august 1974. no connection there whatsoever, right? and, look, if attorney general merrick garland and the biden justice department has enough to charge donald trump, then just go ahead and do it. otherwise, raids like this smell like they should like the partisan b.s. that are forcing more americans to distrust our institutions as a whole more than any time in this country. check this out, guys, all right? gallup finds that institutions now that are trusted the most, small businesses, the military, the police, and medical institutions. we can all get behind that here is what is at the bottom in terms of trust. the presidency, newspapers, the criminal justice system. big business, television, and congress. i think that says it all. and why if this is a nothing

burger with no bun this will have a boomerang effect on the narrative on which this raid seeks. >> lawrence: you know, joe, the happiness, 9 glee we were just talking about, the motive, we have to question the motive. if this was a celebration of the criminal justice system or something like that, then this is something we can get behind. but the motive behind this is that donald trump may not be able to run and that's what they're excited about, right? >> that seems to be the case here. and you heard the quiet part out loud a couple of times yesterday, lawrence. on television. that appears to be the goal here. but the big question is, i suppose, is, you know, is this administration wepsing agencies that are suppose to be under political orders? because we are are merrick garland's letter, and you heard about this on this show a lot. designating parents care about child's education and curriculum being taught as potential

domestic terrorists. merrick garland never apologized after that was exposed. you mentioned it before, lawrence, i thought it was a good point. fbi members, not the ronk and file as you pointed out but those at the top politically control pro-mizeed. are they acting as the biden administration's own law enforcement people? for example, given his rhetoric in two anti-trump books after being fired by the fbi, does anybody really believe james comey as apolitical as fbi director? hobby andy mccabe fired by the fbi leaking to the press. mccabe as a katyushay job at cnn now. john brennan can't tell a difference between him and keith olbermannman. they seem so partisan after the fact. why should we believe they were partisan when they were in those positions of power. >> steve: joe, they are all gone out of public service. the person who heads up the fbi right now was appointed by donald trump. >> correct. he was kind of at that point he

had fired james comey so he had to take somebody from the agency. maybe that wasn't his first choice and that's a very good point. >> steve: he was appointed by donald trump. >> i understand that completely. i don't know if trump was such a big fan of him though that based on. >> steve: not today. >> not today, certainly. even when he was in office. i think marco rubio, steve, says it best. after today's raid on mar-a-lago what do you think the left plans to use those 87,000 new irs agents for, right? so, again, we are seeing government agencies that have being increasingly weaponized. and i think that the american people are ultimately uncomfortable with that as they should be. >> lawrence: yeah. even the fbi director has said some of the allegations are troubling when he was testifying before congress just last week talking about the hunter biden. we have the fbi director. the man that's in charge of the bureau questioning his own bureau appointed by the donald trump or not.

>> ainsley: two agencies that he said could possibly are being accused of possibly covering up. steve: and regarding hunter biden, there is so much we don't know because it is an ongoing investigation and that's just the way they operate it can drive us crazy but that's the way they operate. >> ainsley: we don't know what secret documents they were looking for in mar-a-lago. >> steve: we haven't seen the warrant. >> ultimately all people want is a transparency. i know you can't comment on ongoing investigation. just give us the general broad strokes. why did this have to be done last night in the manner that it was? i think it's a fair question. it doesn't give away what the ultimate investigation may or may not be. >> steve: to that pointed that's why jonathan turley half an hour on this program said there must have been when they had the probable cause hearing where they presented the case to a judge, there must have been some particularity he said with this particular case that they had to go yesterday. and jonathan said maybe it was the worry of destruction of property. we don't know, we will have to

wait. >> ainsley: many are questioning the double standard here. hillary clinton had classified documents. she white washed, bleach bit all of these materials that she had. and they didn't do this to her there was no raid on her house. >> lawrence: to build on. that was just because you get a warrant from the judge. doesn't mean you didn't lie to the judge. we seen this through the entire fisa court where a federal judge was lied to to get the warrant. >> steve: we don't know that the fbi lied to the judge. >> lawrence: we don't know yet. they done it before. they did it for the fisa court it's not beyond the pale that's what, joe, i think is talking about. >> steve: joe, thank you very much for joining us today. >> ainsley: thank you. >> great to see you guys. you see you soon. >> steve: still ahead on this very busy tuesday the loss of a hollywood legend. >> sandy? >> tell me about it, stud. >> steve: olivia newton-john passed away at the age of 73 after a 30 year fight with

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♪ you better shape up ♪ because i need a man ♪ and my heart is set on you ♪ better shape up ♪ you better understand ♪ to my heart i must be true >> ainsley: we are all mourning the loss of this hollywood icon olivia newton-john passing away at the age of 73 years old. the grease icon bravely battled breast cancer for 30 years. it is the most common cancer affecting women in the united states and more than 280,000 women will be diagnosed just this year alone. fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel joins us now. good morning, dr. siegel. >> hi, ainsley.

good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. i know her cancer came back. she was diagnosed in her early 40's. cancer came back, metastasized in her back and bones say it was very painful for her. she continued to have that bubbly personality when she came on "fox & friends" and when we all met her. what in the end did she go through and how can we prevent -- what do we need to do as women in america? >> well, first of all, you hit the most important point already it was her personal courage over 30 years from the time of diagnosis and then a late recurrence. women out there should know it can come back it usually doesn't come back that many years later but it can come back later. it's an issue of vigilance and keeping on it. she also by the way started her own cancer research and wellness foundation in mel gowrn, melbou, australia, worldwide. important that she looked at it that way. i'm not only going to fight my own cancer but fight it for others. the key is early detection.

ma'amography. please women get mammogram. one of the top radiologist in the country here at fox that's nicole saphier at sloan kettering. what she does is looks not only just at the breast but at the patient. what can i do if i find this? who do i talk to? how do i get the person to get into treatment? that's key. for olivia newton-john her diagnosis at 1992 at 43, she was probably premenopausal and that's a very tough time for women to be diagnosed because some need hormone therapy that can throw them into menopause. she didn't. looks like she got partial mastectomy and cheney. all these issues are directly involved. 43,000 women still die. we are looking at this from genetic point of view. everyone's breast cancer is different. can we give you a specific treatment that works for you and not someone else. >> let's talk about ashton kutcher. he announced that he was vas lights. autoimmune disease. opened up it affected his

ability to hear and sight and not being able to walk. >> where does that strength come from with you. >> like two years ago. i had this weird, super rare form of vasculitis that knocked out my vision, knocked out my hearing. and knocked out like all my equilibrium. took me like a year to build it all back up. you don't really appreciate it until it's gone. until you did i don't know if i'm ever going to be able to see or hear again. i don't know if i'm ever going to be able to walk again. >> ainsley: we are learning about justin bieber. now we are learning about ashton kutcher. what exactly is vasculitis? >> what it is, ainsley when the body's own immune system attacks blood vessels, arteries, capillaries and veins. a lot of things called it. rheumatoid arthritis. lupus. it can be treated with steroids, by logic agents and suppressives. they have side effects but they

work. someone like him can get his sight back and hearing back. hearing loss is very common and can walk better. we have treatments for this and again early diagnosis here really really important. about one in 100,000 relatively rare compared to the breast we were talking about again responsive to treatment. >> ainsley: all right, dr. stegall, thanks for coming on with us. >> great to be on, ainsley. >> ainsley: trump supporters flocking to mar-a-lago showing support for the president fog the fbi raid. we are live down in florida. stuart varney is here. stick around. ♪ nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: just stop. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big.

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>> we are back with a fox news alert. trump supporters rallying near mar-a-lago in palm beach, yesterday, after the fbi conducted an unannounced raid while the former president was not there. he was here in new york. fox business correspondent ashley webster is live in mar-a-lago this morning to tell us more. what's going on there, ashley? >> well, good morning, steve. i can tell you it's a little quieter this morning than it was last night. and, as you say, dozens ever

pro-trump supporters dessended on mar-a-lago. two separate groups. one right outside the residence of the former president. one on this side of the bridge. i suspect playing to the cameras. but the quick question of course is today they were certainly quick to act once they heard about that fbi raid. a lot of them said they just jumped in their car and knew they had to come here to show their support for donald trump but also to display their anger with what they call dirty tactics and smear campaign from the fbi. we managed to catch up with some of those protesters. take a listen to what they had to say. >> as soon as i saw it, i drove here from tampa. this is nuts. come on we know what you are trying to do doj. you are trying to create some kind of charge so he is not going to be able to run. >> it's a phishing expedition. they are trying to tarnish him a little bit. >> they are trying to do anything they can to get him. they are terrified of him. >> and that was the theme of the

night. we will wait and see if it's the same story today, steve. a lot of people saying this is just another tactic. another smear campaign to try and prevent donald trump from running for president in 2024. which he has teased that he may do. but the question is, you know, the old strategy of politics, throw as much mud as you can and see what sticks. and i think that is the overriding message from the protesters here. as for donald trump himself, well, as you can imagine his response was loud and pretty fierce, take a look at this statement among many, he said such an assault could only take place in broken third world countries. sadly america has now become one of those countries. corrupt at a level not seen before. and other republican leaders in the state of florida here, steve, also jurched. in marco rubio calling it a marxist challenge if you like, a third world marxist dictatorship move. and governor ron desantis also calling out the fbi. the question is will they be

back today? what's next in this truly remarkable saga? steve back to you. >> steve: ashley, thank you very much. you just mentioned ron desantis let me read his tweet the raid of mar-a-lago is another weapons of federal agencies against the regime's political opponents while people like hunter biden get treated with kid gloves. now they are getting another 87,000 irs agents to we'll against adversaries. banana republic the governor of florida writes. let's bring in stuart varney host of varney and company on fox business. what do you make of all of. this i think the irs has been weaponized. $80 billion. 87 now, new agents. thatweaponization of this. i think they will go after middle america specifically small business. in 2021, 9 million people earned 200,000 to a million dollars.

only 40,000 were audited. most of those people, many of those people are in small business. the democrats think that's a conservative group. the irs will go after small business. there will be more audits, more penetration of small business, putting on the block there to answer for their earnings. they are going are a small business weaponize. >> steve: you have got to wonder what 87,000 people are going to be doing if not that here is the press secretary yesterday, i believe on air force one saying hey, don't worry about more audits. watch. >> this is just the latest example of those again who do nothing to protect welfare at the rich at the expense of everything else. they are lies. congressional republicans came to the defense of corporations earning more than $1 billion per year who use loopholes to pay zero dollars in taxes. the american people don't think that's fair. and we know that. >> steve: that's what me says. >> wait a minute. they want to raise 124 billion

extra dollars. there is only 600 billionaires in this country. they don't have that much money to go at. so they come down the income scale to middle america, small business and go after them. because that's where they think there is the mother load of unpaid taxes. >> steve: if there are only 600 billionaires. just hire 600 auditors for the irs one auditor per billionaire. >> it's going to take them a long time to get new computer systems and hire and train 87,000 new agents. you have got years before this actually hans. steve: i i'm glad you brought up the computers. we talked about it for years. for the longest time they were using technology from the 60's. they didn't really have a way to process the new stuff. now you pretty much have got to file electronically and you would assume they are up to snuff with technology. >> at this moment, i don't believe they're. >> steve: great. >> i really don't think they are. that computer system they are using is years old. has not been properly updated. they have got a lot of money now to do it. they have got $40 billion in

this irs thing. 40 billion for enforcement. that means more audits. >> steve: all right. >> have a nice day. >> steve: thank you very much stuart varney. what's your social security number again? >> forget it, son. >> steve: thanks, stuart. by the way watch "american built" tonight at 8:00 p.m. on fox business prime. stuart will be working over this morning on fox business. stu? >> thank you. >> steve: that rhymes. back to school stress. grappling with teacher and bus driver shortages. the impact on america's students coming up straight ahead on this tuesday "fox & friends." from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have

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is he centerfield and it's gone! number 44 march to history gets a little closer ♪ come sail away ♪ come sail away >> ainsley: what are they doing down there? work -- that is seaside park, new jersey? going to get a little rain today and tomorrow and thursday. but the weekend is going to look good. it's going to be 94 degrees there today. if you want to hit the beach, go out now, 74 degrees. >> lawrence: beautiful. >> steve: if you are going to go today is the day to go. hot today. late in the summer. look up at the avenues in america if you have the day off go to the beach or show up late or lucky enough to be remote working today and have you got the kids. >> ainsley: a lot of the kid

camps parents are getting emails saying pick up your kid earlier today because it's going to be so hot. >> lawrence: brian has the day off. enjoying some family time. >> steve: i hope he is at the beach. >> lawrence: you kept your promise. >> ainsley: i brought blueberry muffins n they are over there larynx lawrence ainsley said i'm going to make recipe blueberry. >> lawrence: look at fab blues blueberry muffins. >> lawrence: looking at them artistic. >> ainsley: i'm great baker. carley already ate one of them. carley ate one of the props. steve? >> steve: let me show you what's really revealing is ainsley, a that what is that sugar topping that is so beautiful what is that sugar called? >> ainsley: i'm very good at the crumble. did you see the side? [sighs] >> ainsley: the truth is i can bake. i am a better baker than i am a

chef but last night i had a playdate over with hayden for a few hours. then it was bedtime. you have to read three books. we have to do sight words. i have to study for the show so at that point i realized i did not go to the grocery store. so i went online go and look to see if i could get groceries delivered. the local grocery store that's closest to me is under renovation so they do not deliver. the only place that delivered muffins was dunkin' donuts. i did not cook them or bake them. >> steve: you should have called me my wife kathy would have made it we started your muffin talk by talking about how our friend elaine ellen drury, the baseball mom who gave us the baseball mom blue about berry buckle blueberries from massachusetts that's what got us started and you were promised muffins. >> lawrence: i will be eating. >> ainsley: there are more in the green room. help yourself. >> lawrence: i have a tie on

this morning. you know there is breaking news. we start with a fox news alert. republican lawmakers are demanding investigation into the fbi's raid on at mar-a-lago. >> steve: that's right. the guy who owns mar-a-lago, former president donald trump released a campaign style video on truth social calling the united states a nation in decline largely because of the raid. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich joins us live from the white house with the latest. jacqui, we might learn new information. whatever they found at mar-a-lago, if they found anything at all, right? >> well, we don't have any indication, ainsley right now that that information is forthcoming, but there are certainly many, many questions being posed to the justice department and the fbi about this case. claims that the agency has been weaponized coming a lot of the former president's supporters are being met with the current white house saying they had no idea this probe was coming. a white house official told fox in a statement we did not have notice of the reported action and would refer you to the justice department for any additional information. former president trump calling

the raid an attack by radical left democrats who desperately don't want him to run for president in 2024. trump saying what's the difference between this and watergate where operatives broke into the democrat national committee? here in reverse, democrats broke into the home of the 45th president of the united states. he also said hillary clinton was allowed to, quote: delete and acid wash emails with nothing holding her into account. a source told fox news the fbi bought a, quote, safe cracker to open a relatively new safe in mar-a-lago but they say there was nothing in it. multiple sources say agents were seeking information related to materials that trump allegedly brought to his private home after his presidency concluded. the matter was referred to the doj by the national archives and records administration which said it found classified material in 15 boxes at mar-a-lago. experts say while federal law bars removal of classified documents to unauthorized locations. trump could argue that as president he had the ultimate authority on declassification.

the rnc slammed this raid as a double standard. florida governor ron desantis complaining that hunter biden, for instance, is being treated with kid gloves and minority leader kevin mccarthy warning a.g. merrick garland that oversight republicans in congress will be taking action. republican chair of the intel committee also demanded an fbi briefing. trump, for his part, joked about the historically unprecedented raid in a tele rally for sarah palin last night. >> thank you very much. that's right. another day in paradise. this was a strange day. you probably have all read about it. but very important. >> trump was in new york city at the time of the raid, but he headed to mar-a-lago last night where people have flocked in support of him. a source tells fox news at this point the raid is separate from a grand jury investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. back to you guys. steve: hey, jacqui, real quick. did the president sign off on it or was this just the a.g. and the fbi guy. >> just the a.g. and fbi as far as we know.

>> steve: thank you very much. >> lawrence: thanks, jacqui. >> steve: let's bring in matthew whitaker former acting attorney general under donald j. trump. matthew good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: this all stems from after he left the white house he took 15 cartons of stuff down to mar-a-lago. finally returned it. national archives said stuff is missing or they were worried about it. and so that is presumably what this is all about. it has nothing to do with january 6th. more about january 20th. so the question of classification of national secrets and stuff like that is kind of complicated because the president can declassify anything he wants when he is president. and it is unclear whether or not if they find anything at mar-a-lago whether or not he declassified it before he left office and it was simply not updated with the markings. >> yeah. steve. and this is a dramatic escalation for something that really could have been handled

much differently. you know, they could have sent a subpoena for these documents that they believe exist at mar-a-lago. i just think that sending 30 fbi agents seems to be a really a misallocation of resources when you have, you know, our nation's cities experiencing violent crime and when you have, you know, a crunch just generally across federal law enforcement to try to handle all of the issues that we have. i think, you know, the other thing that a lot of people are concerned about, including myself, is that continued two tiered system of justice where people like hunter biden, hillary clinton, and others, you know, get away, it appears with, you know, with nothing for consequences for their activities. but donald trump seems to be continually investigated whether it's russian collusion hoax, the two impeachments, january 6th committee, the investigation that's coming out of that from

the fbi. and now this investigation. >> ainsley: now the a.g. and the fbi director. they had to have signed off on this. and i know that you are the former acting attorney general under donald trump. what do you know about that? would they have had to say yes, you can go and do this? go and search his house rather than do the subpoena? >> well, there is two different things that could have happened. they could have, you know, had this working part of the investigation and gone to them late and said this is going to happen tomorrow, that, you know, what happened in the case when i was acting attorney general roger stone given late notice, wasn't told about the specifics of the tactics or techniques that were going to be used. but, you know, in this case, i'm guessing that both chris wray and merrick garland were intimately involved and not only approving this case being, you know, progressing as it did, but also approving the execution of a search warrant instead of other means to obtain this same information. and i just think it looks, to

me, like a very much an intentional shot across the bough to try to, you know, sort of make donald trump look like he is under investigation for something more serious than this actually is. because, steve was mentioning earlier, ainsley. that the presidential records act is not as clear cut as maybe some people on the left would like to suggest. you know, the records that they were looking at or things like, you know, a fox news alert kim jong un i read or, you know, other types of artifacts from his presidency, and this do have easily been negotiated or otherwise requested by a subpoena. >> lawrence: matt, this goes to the question of why. and the political aspects of the fbi. we know, you had early on michael sussmann going over to the fbi just to help them out. we know the inner workings of mccabe and lisa strzok and

page. we just had the fbi director testify before congress and say that he is concerned with some of the revelations with the hunter biden probe. as well as having one of his agents maybe being convoluted within that. now you have mccarthy, the minority leader saying this. he said i have seen enough. the department of justice has reached intolerable state of weaponized politicization when republicans take back the house we will conduct immediate oversight of this department follow the facts, and leave no stone unturned. attorney general garland preserve your documents and clear your calendar. so, are the big question is this. what can the republicans do when they get power back? you have been in office before, they are scheduled to win the house. we know the presidency will still be joe biden's. what can they do there? >> well, it's a good point. don't forget, lawrence, that there is at least a dozen whistleblowers that have come to

chuck grassley and jim jordan and pointed out the politicization of the fbi and how they were putting their thumb on the scale. for example, of the hunter biden investigation. suggesting that it was russian disinformation that was the laptop and not, you know, hunter biden's records recording his illegal activities. with that being said, you know, i was the first person in the trump administration after the democrats retook the house to go up to an oversight hearing, if you remember, lawrence, what that was like, it was an salutee zoo. i would expect jim jordan who will be the judiciary chair to run a thorough oversight hearing of all of these people. whether it's director wray, merrick garland the deputy attorney general. whoever needs to come up there and answer these questions as to how does this happen? why did it happen and to demand answers and to not be satisfied until they get. >> lawrence: matt, the big question is republicans had control for two years. they knew what was happening at

the fbi. we knew about the fisa court yet pretty much all the republicans voted to give the fisa court back their authority again after they know that they lied to a federal judge, thiessen judge asked questions about that. why should republicans be trusted now to do something about it when they had control they did nothing about the fisa court. they did nothing about the fbi. they did nothing about the department of justice. >> yeah. well there was -- that two years went by very quickly in '17 and about 18 and oversight was distracted to say the least. and i'm sure that those that were there would suggest that they didn't have the appropriate people that could do this type of work. although i think john ratcliffe and others were fairly effective. but, you are right. i think there are some improvements, now on the fisa court, i think that is an important tool necessary but, you know, the fbi's abuses did call into question whether, you

know, they could appropriately run it because there is, remember in the fisa court there is no opposing side. kind of like the january 6th committee and we see what a disaster that is right now. >> steve: so the republicans are going to run on this. >> talk about the raid. trump's political team sent out fundraising solicitations about the search late last night. meanwhile, matthew, as you know, it's not the fbi just saying hey, let's all get a bunch of squad cars and go over to mar-a-lago and see what we can find in the safe. they -- the doj, in concert with the fbi, had to present evidence at a probable cause hearing with a judge. and the judge had to look at the stuff. so for it to be at this historic level, i mean, there has never been a raid at the honestly of a former president ever. so the fbi and the doj must have known exactly what they were looking for and you wonder whether or not somebody from,

perhaps trump's inner circle or somebody else flipped and now is cooperating with federal law enforcement and said okay, you need to go here and look for this because i saw it with my own two eyes or something like that. >> >> yeah, steve. while we don't know exactly what the fbi was looking for. all indications and stories coming out of this presidential records that were covered under the presidential records act or a mishandling of confidential information. you know, it just seems to me as i know how these cases work that this was a very grave situation and a very heavy handed tactic that could have otherwise been handled less publicly and more discreetly to get these documents that allegedly work. and you are right. an affidavit would have been sworn out, would have alleged, you know, that crimes had been committed and that there is evidence at mar-a-lago that would support, you know, proving those crimes. i just, you know, i think this

is a, you know, we have crossed a line that i'm not sure the republic is going to preach long term and the american people are going to need answers to a lot of these questions. >> ainsley: here is what america is thinking the dossier debunked. you have eric trump last night on with sean talking about how every day their family basically received a subpoena. then you have the january 6th committee that is one sided and unfair and no cross-examination is allowed and now you have this raid from -- for taking possibly archives away from the white house. those are four different things that they have gone after trump and his family for. but then you look at the flip side hunter biden with his laptop. hillary clinton that white washes that gets rid of classified information. and nothing happens to them. and it appears that democrats are trying to find a way to get trump not to run again at least that's what many americans think. when is enough enough? when do they stop doing this and

they just let people go to the polls and vote? >> well, i mean, we have an election come up. >> this is just a continuation on the deep state's war against donald trump and is he going to continue to fight back i think a lot of patriots are going to join him in that regard. >> steve: all right. matthew whitaker joining us from near a bridge it looks like. thank you for joining us live. >> ainsley: all right near a bring in some city. thank you. >> steve: carley joins us with some news. >> carley: i certainly do. actress ann heche is in a coma after crashing her house in a car on friday. she is reportedly in extreme critical condition after the fiery wreck. tmz releasing this new video of heche speeding through an alley sportily before the crash. police also reportedly getting a warrant for heche's blood sample. the actress claims she was drinking vodka and wine on a podcast episode reported hours before that crash. listener to this. new york governor kathy hochul

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for its apparent double standard and treatment of former president trump compared to hunter biden. >> lawrence: kevin corke joins us live from washington with the latest. hey, kevin. >> good morning, guys. truth be told many of the words that you are likely to hear emanating from capitol hill can't frankly be repeated on live television. to varying degrees we are talking about sentiments of disgust and outrage that frankly seem to fit the bill for most republicans. >> didn't know about this i find very hard to believe. merrick garland, chris wray come to the house judiciary committee this friday and answer our questions about this action today which has never happened in american history. what was on the warrant? what were you really doing? what were you looking for? why not talk to president trump and have him give the information you are after? >> a fired up jim jordan there. now, all this after an unprecedented rate on former president trump on the biden administration's doj allegedly in pursuit of presidential documents and records. a certain, which, by the way,

included dozens of fbi agents despite the fact that as most legal scholars have pointed out could have all been done by way of subpoena and coordinated documents surrender. here is kayleigh mcenany. >> this is very scary. there is a trend never before used statutes used in a fashion to go after, who? political enemies. donald trump's national security adviser. donald trump's campaign manager, and in the former president of the united states himself. wow! they say banana republic, i think it's an understatement because it really feels like we are there and beyond. >> meanwhile, republicans on capitol hill are threatening to exact justice did or when they seize the rains of congress in january. republicans take back the housement we will conduct immediate oversight of this department, follow the facts and leave no stone unturned. attorney general garland reserve your documents and clear your

calendar. ohio g.o.p. congressman mike turn everywhere tweeted this. as the lead republican on the house permanent select committee on intelligence, i'm demanding an immediate briefing by fbi director wray regarding the national security risk that allegedly rose to the level of ordering a raid on the residence of a former president of the united states. ari fleischer and others also weighing in. he said listen all i can say is the fbi better have the goods. this better be a slam dunk criminal case. otherwise, the biden administration and doj have crossed a line of no return. he said if they have got the goods he said they should announce it otherwise, this search of a former president's home is a disgrace. very, very high emotion here in the nation's capital. i suspect we will hear a lot more of that later on today guys but for now back to you. >> ainsley: kevin, thank you so much. schools across the nation are grappling with staff vacancy rates that are so high they are getting creative with different solutions. some are changing their bus schedules. they are shortening the school week while others are going

virtual and even putting students in community college classes. joining us now two administrators who are facing this crisis firsthand. we have maggas duluth school superintendent and -- in texas. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: chris, i will start with you. how is it affecting you this year? what are you all doing to make sure that you make up for staff shortages or whatever your issues are in your district? >> . >> so what we did this past spring we passed a four-day school week so we'll be working monday through thursday and off fridays and what we have seen from that is we were able to fill all our teacher vacancies by june, which is something we haven't done before as well as we are seeing our student enrollment is up around 60 students. >> ainsley: i bet. you can recruit more teachers saying you only work four days a week versus five. >> absolutely. i think it's really about having

a well-work life balance for our teachers. it gives our teaches an opportunity to plan on those fridays. we will be bringing in teachers one friday a month to do lesson planning together and collaborating together. right now teachers work about 60 hours a week. this is giving them extra time with their families but also they will be better prepared in the classroom. >> ainsley: all right. and, john, how about you? what are you all doing? what about last year? didn't you have to go into some of your classes and substitute teach? >> yes. i worked in several classrooms and several different positions. i did some teaching. i worked as a substitute paraprofessional in special education setting. i think it's really important that all of us roll up our sleeves as much as we need to to make sure that we have the supports for our students. we aren't changing our schedule. we realize we have some significant unfinished learning and social emotional needs for our students so we are going with a full school week but we are really working hard behind the scenes to make sure that we have enough high quality staff

members in all of our positions. i think as well it's not just the teachers that we are looking for. the paraprofessionals, the bus drivers, the food service people, our custodians those are all high need areas. >> ainsley: are you in a better position this year than you were last year? >> i would say we are in somewhat better position because we have worked hard behind the scenes. we still have really really great needs. it's important, given supply and demand, our unemployment rate here in minnesota is now at 1.8%. so it's sometimes hard for us to compete with private industry. and with our state having $9 billion on the table with budget surplus, i think it's important that they go back into special session and funds to support schools with staffing needs. >> ainsley: i don't think anyone would argue with you there. we want to give our money to our schools and teachers and administrators. thank you so much for being here. i did talk to someone earlier this morning who said her friend lost her job as a teacher because they were requiring her

to get vaccinated. i don't know if that is the reason for some of these vacancies. guys, thank you so much, john and chris, for being with us. i know the difference you all are making. i come from a long line of educators so thank you and god bless you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. back to our top story, mar-a-lago was raided. republicans accusing democrats of weaponizing the doj as the fbi takes documents from former president trump's house. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel says the abuse of power must stop. and she's next some people have minor joint pain, plus high blood pressure. and since pain relievers may affect blood pressure, they can't just take anything for their pain. tylenol® is the #1 dr. recommended pain relief brand for those with high blood pressure. if you have questions on whether tylenol is right for you, talk to your doctor.

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>> ainsley: we are back with a fox news alert. donald trump supporters rallying now near mar-a-lago after the fbi conducted an unannounced raid while the former president was not there. >> lawrence: former president is calling out what he believes to be a partisan plot to prevent a 2024 white house run. >> steve: all right, those images are from overnight. phil keating is live at mar-a-lago on this tuesday morning to tell us more about what is going on there as you are just across the intercoastal from the parent's -- oh, and i see a protester behind you, too. phil. >> yeah, about a dozen that are here. a lot of them slept in their cars after driving over last

night. now, for several hours yesterday, about a dozen fbi agents went noah inside former president trump's mar-a-lago estate which is right behind me in between the intercoastal and the atlantic and they conducted a federal court approved search warrant. this truly was unprecedented action by the justice department on the residence of a former president. trump was into the here at the time. he was in manhattan at trump tower. captured on video by fox digital and the a.p. as he went to bedminster golf course in new jersey. this all centers around the president allegedly taking classified and top secret documents with him as he moved from the us what to florida between 12 and 15 boxes worth which should go to the national archives. former president trump issued this statement yesterday it is prosecutorial misconduct the

weapons of the justice system and attack by radical left democrats who desperately don't want me to run for president in 2024. republicans across the board is denouncing the raid and trump supporters drove across the state to be here. >> as soon as i saw it i drove from tampa. we know what you are trying to do doj. you are trying to create some kind of charge so he won't be able to run. >> it's a fishing expedition. they are trying to tarnish him a little bit. >> they're trying to do anything they can to get him. they are terrified of him reports a are that the agents went into several rooms possibly used as office. reportedly even went into his safe. some secret service agents were on scene here yesterday when all of this went down but typically several agents at the property even if trump is not in town.

>> steve: phil keating and a friend with a sign down along the intercoastal thank you very much. let's bring in rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel she joins us now. >> good morning. >> steve: what do you make of what has happened? >> i said this yesterday absolute power corrupts absolutelily. what you have right now is unchecked democrat party. most americans right now are horrified if this can happen to a former president of the united states, what can they do to an average american, especially with 87,000 new irs agents that her unleashing on the american public. but this is unprecedented. it's deeply concerning. and to see this being done through the presidential archives act is such an overreach. they took a fisa warrant out to spy on his campaign and now watching the fbi raid the former president's home. >> lawrence: i guess the question is, ronna, what are you guys going to do? it seems like the mission right now is to stop your candidate

from running. he is the number one on your ticket right now. so, if this is the overall goal, what will be the response from the party? >> well, the first thing we have to do, lawrence, is win it back in 2022. we have to win back the house. you saw kevin mccarthy's very strong statement yesterday. and we have to take the reins of power back. the only way we can stop them is by winning back the house in the senate. four seats in the house, one seat away in the senate. i will say this, the democrats have had a huge fundraising advantage on the senate candidates. anybody listening you have got to engage in the campaign and help donate to people like j.d. vance and herschel walker and adam laxalt and mehmet oz and candidates across the country that are going to need our help so we can get to the finish line and put checks on this power. president trump is right when he compared this to watergate. this is the government using an agency to spy on a potential opponent's campaign. and this is truly frightening. it is not what our democracy

stands for. >> ainsley: i know you have talked about winning back the house and the senate in november. today is primary day in four different states, wink, minnesota, vermont and connecticut. what should would he be looking for? how important are these races today? >> well, wisconsin is key to not just the senate. we have a governor's race there. we have a hotly contested governor's race there on the republican side. these late primaries i love getting them done with so we can start focusing on how we are going to beat tony easter and ron johnson is one of the top targets for democrats. he is going to get his opponent today barnes. this is going to shape what we need to do in november for the senate. in order to win back the senate we need seven seats hold win back one and four seats in the house to win to take back the majority and fire pelosi. >> ainsley: when are we finish you had with the primaries. >> september. we have new hampshire in september. incouple went love late primaries. they are doing this spend more money on the primary and less money to have in the general

when you go against incumbent and puts us in a position in some of these states where our candidates have to regroup and win. we have great candidates against maggie hasan in new hampshire in september we have primaries next week in alaska. the field that is shaping up the field that is going to turn this country around and finally cap the unchecked power of the democrats right now. truly frightening. a lot of americans right now are afraid. they talked to a lot of americans last night if they are doing this to donald trump. what are any going to do with a stadium full of irrelevancy agents coming after us after they tried to do the ministry of truth try to cancel people and destroy people's lives who disagree with them. it is a scary time in our country. >> steve: ronna, real quickly before you go, you mentioned donald trump and also you want to retake the house. we this newt gingrich on yesterday. he said he hopes that the former president, if he is going to run, does not announce before the midterms. would it be helpful or unhelpful from the rnc point of view for him to announce before the

midterms? >> you know, in my mind, and i have been saying this everywhere, you don't talk about the super bowl until you win the playoffs, right in the detroit lions never make it to the super bowl. i'm going to use that analogy anyway. you don't talk about the super bowl until you win the playoffs. we really do have to win back the house and the senate. i don't like talking about the presidential race at all. i would say to any candidate let's not skip over what is going to be one of the most important and consequential midterms in our country's history. we need to get behind these house candidates and these dismat candidates and make sure we win in november. >> steve: well, so november is the super bowl but in the meantime we have got a playoff day in four states today. >> ainsley: ronna, this is your job. do you this can i just get through the primary, please? >> just let me win the primary. let's not talk about presidential. >> steve: there you go. >> lawrence: ronna mcdonnell making the case for what republicans would do when they get power back. thank you so much for joining the program. >> thanks for having me.

>> lawrence: you stressed her out, steve. >> ainsley: just asking what everyone wants to know. >> steve: she has a great answer. >> ainsley: what she thinks about constantly. >> lawrence: come up, seeking justice for gabby petino, the parents demanded all those who failed their daughter to pay up big in a $50 million lawsuit. nancy grace is on the case next. o calling device... - right on time! - of course. that makes work from home work for you. so, shall we get started? to be clear, we have never been accused of being flashy, sexy or lit. may i? we're definitely not lit. i mean seriously, we named ourselves booking.com which is kind of lit if we are talking... literal... ha ha. it's why we're planet earth's number one site for booking accommodation. we love booking stuff! and we're just here to help you

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the mow hab police department for $50 million saying the police officers obviously missed obvious signs of abuse. our next guests have been following this investigation from the very beginning as all of you have fox nation host nancy grace joins us now. nancy, the family says they had a chance to stop it, there were obvious signs. they didn't and now they have to pay. >> the family is right. not only did i prosecute domestic homicide for over a decade in inner city atlanta. i worked as a volunteer at the battered women's center hotline for about nine years. the signs, the classic signs of domestic abuse were everywhere. there is a trail a mile wide. and by not identifying it and acting on it they did not deescalate the situation. and gabby is dead. now, at the end of the day, moab p.d. says well, you know, it probably wouldn't have mattered anyway. what? that is not the standard.

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>> welcome back to another hot and sticky day on fox square appear that it's one of the big weather stories across the country. don't worry, cooler air for millions of americans. we begin with morning temperatures, once again, steamy across the eastern half of the country, 83 degrees in new york city. a lot of 70s and a lot of humidity with a cold front in the middle of the countries shifting temperatures. you see from texas stretching into new england. on the front side of that, a lot of rain activity in the afternoon because it is so sticky and humid. heat advisory in place for baltimore up to boston as we are seeing a ton of warmth, sticky era. this is the final day of that, as i said, cooler air eventually moving in. the forecast 97 dallas, 96 new york city, the cooler air in the midwest to top off at 76 degrees. chicago is the front edge of much cooler air that will be funneling in by tomorrow.

cooler air is on the way. those are your weather headlines, for now, lauren, back to you. >> a little bit cooler, right? >> thank you straight to fox news alert, outrage over the fbi and president raid on donald trump mar-a-lago home. the americans are being manipulated. "fox & friends" we can cohost will, good to see you. i'm confused at the way they decided to handle this. obviously we have not been able but the disputes happen all the time over the records but why come in guns blazing? >> yeah, lawrence, we don't know the nature of the search warrant and we don't know the reason for the raid. they were a speculation as you mentioned this morning that has something to do with documents, yet, boxes of

documents, whether they were classified. real quick on that, lawrence, this is something fascinating and should be talking about if, in fact, that was the raid. what was in those documents and did president donald trump have the power because he was president to declassify those documents? i spoke last night to jonathan turley and he believes that is the legal response a legal rebuttal. you go to this, lawrence, if we are talking about a real, potential legal battle and one that seems to be over fairly unserious charges, why it is you very well put it why go in guns blazing? the american people will sit back and say it is hard to separate from the fbi and the doj over the last five years and look, that is not partisan but understanding the big picture, you can't separate the fbi's lack of interest and spin on hunter biden, lack of interest

and hillary clinton, lack of host of a whole host of things and complete devotion of resources for six years, lawrence, to find anything and everything on donald trump. because you can't separate that, then you go to credibility. and whether or not the american people will trust. chris wray, merrick garland, attorney general, to actively pursue something in the interest of the american people and has strong, legal and evidentiary ground. i think the american people will be rightfully skeptical. >> lawrence: you know, will, and is not just american people. when you have christopher wray talking about his department, we are not talking about rank and file, folks going day today to do their jobs and fantastic investigation investigation but the political leadership which i must know as i have continued all morning they have a history of targeting political opponents but even chris wray says there are some questions he has for

his own department. so if the director can question his department, why can't the american people? you just had an entire investigation where goes to the department and says he wants to do a favor for the bureau. turns out he was running for a political campaign. you can tell me that is not shady. >> exactly, i won't come i promise you because it is shady. look, what you are bringing up christopher wray, yeah, very concerning that didn't look into it -- and by the way, they did not ignore the hunter biden investigation but spun disinformation. so christopher wray now saying -- and by the way, lawrence, giving his testimony with the cat with a canary look he had to know that this raid on trump was coming. and heading down this path. so here is the thing, lawrence, i don't think many fully appreciate the lack of trust the american people have in their institutions from

the intelligence to medicine to science and to the fbi. we have reached a point now where the burden of proof on the fbi will be more than they have to prove with cause to a judge. they have to convince the american people and not just fans of donald trump. have to prove to the american people that they are worthy of our trust. >> lawrence: i can tell you we will get ready to find that out real soon, will cain composed of fox & friends we can. the final hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> republican lawmakers are demanding an investigation into the fbi's raid on mar-a-lago. >> this is so important president trump in an unprecedented way and questioning the judiciary committee. >> jamming through the senate, inflation reduction act and the hiring 87,000 new irs agents. >> i think they will go after

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hyatt, wispy clouds with a high of 88. you want to get in the water because alliterative humidity, it is 85%. but it is a beautiful day in the summer. is it blatant summer? here we are already how many days in? nine days in. people are sending their kids back to school in texas and other places. don't look at that, don't go to the beach unless you have the day off and like brian does. >> >> lawrence: i know it looks like little ants. >> maybe that is brian kilmeade taking the day off and on the beach with his family. >> we are glad you were here, welcome. >> lawrence: a lot of breaking news yesterday. let's get straight to it. fox news alert, lawmakers are demanding an investigation into

the fbi raid on mar-a-lago. >> steve: former president donald trump has released a campaign style of video on true social. he does not like what happened yesterday. >> ainsley: no, he is calling it a nation and a decline in that video. jacqui heinrich joins us live from the white house with the latest, jackie. >> he claims the fbi has politicized this raid and political attacking behind it. the white house told us at fox, no one got a heads up this was happening. officials aching in a statement, we did not have noticed reported action and referring to the justice department for any additional information. former president trump called the attack by the democrats who desperately don't want him to run for president in 2024 saying, "what is the difference between watergate and the democratic national committee?" they broke into the home of the 46th president of the united states. overnight president trump

released a video on true social criticizing biden's presidency and yet towards his 2024 run and the raid was over material in his home after his presidency concluded. the probe was referred to the doj by national archives record administration who said it has found classified material and 15 boxes at mar-a-lago. and the removal by documents on unauthorized locations, trump argues as president, he had the ultimate authority on declassification. the republican stomping off a double standard from treatment, hillary clinton with emails and hunter biden under investigation. minority leader kevin mccarthy says merrick garland in the oversight committee will take action. the intel committee also has demanded a briefing with mike turner. trump talked on this last night with sarah palin. listen. >> thank you very much, that's right another day in paradise.

you all read about it, but perry important. >> trump was in new york city at the time of the raid but headed to mar-a-lago last night where people have been plucked in support of him. the rate is entirely unrelated to a grand jury investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election, eyes. >> ainsley: jackie you said mar-a-lago so is he there? >> he went from new york to mar-a-lago a source last night and i don't know if he made a stop but you went to the trump tower. >> steve: thanks, jackie. let's bring in dan bongino the host of "unfiltered." i watched a commentary last night and you were fired up. and not just from a political aspect but as someone a former new york cop, a federal agent to protect the life and safety of the president. i'm just curious, why didn't

they just subpoenaed the president to go through the documents? why the raid, why the show of force? >> well, why would you actually follow a process if process isn't your intent and punishment is your intent? guys, one of the scariest things that i ever saw -- you know, when a young age in my 20s, you travel around the world. the president travels, you try was opposed standard on a ship. you get to see how everyone else lives under nonconstitutional republican in many cases authoritarian systems. i was at a meeting one time, and a staffer and i noticed they didn't pay any attention to the staff. i was the lead secret service agent and they would only talk to me. i said to one of the guys in the secret service, why are you paying attention to the staff? he's going to make the call on the logistics. he said we only pay attention to the guys who have got the gun.

i thought to myself, that is really sad. thank god the united states isn't like that. well, you woke up in a different united states today. to all the goons and media hacks and lunatics on the left, you better be really careful laughing about this because let me tell you something. that power corrupts and absolute power corrupts and inherently bad men. when you get someone else in charge now that the precedent is set for lights, sirens, search warrants outside of political opponents homes what seems to be basically administrative violations that have never been prosecuted like this in american history, you have set a dangerous precedent. the escalation here is geometric, and it started with paul manafort. then it went on to the lawyers michael cohen win. then it went on to eastman and jenna alice and others.

now, the president himself. nobody who is in and the inner circle trump supporter, nobody is safe. you do not live in a constitutional republic anymore. anybody telling you, the media, is full of i don't buy this file. i was a secret service agent and i was the rank-and-file, me and i saw something i didn't like. and i left. every single person involved, i'm doing my job. you are full of in your job is to defend the constitution of the united states and you know what you did last night was a disgrace. you used a flag as toilet paper last night! don't give me this rank and file crap! i don't buy any of the spirit every single person involved in this needs to be fired immediately. when president trump hopefully runs again and takes the white house, every single person at the top of the doj and the

fbi who cannot raise their right hand and pledge allegiance to the constitution needs to be fired yesterday! and then when the left starts whining and the media, fire 100 more the next day. do not even let them breathe. everyone has to go! you do not live in a constitutional republic anymore. there is no fixing this, only rebuilding it. >> ainsley: what exactly with the doj be looking for? they did this raid, why wouldn't they just subpoena? it seems like either they don't want him to run again and make it a bigger deal than it is, where they really think this is a big deal. what would they be looking for? >> listen, i'm telling you is a former federal agent investigative cost, 100 plus federal cases, you don't just show up at the house with a warrant for some: of this political stature. you have two kind of subpoenas. one is to bring documents and

the other respectively to testify. that is the way this goes down. the question is, why would you even produce the subpoena? why not go to his lawyers and work out a deal? remember, ainsley, they've already been at mar-a-lago federal agents about the documents in question. so if you've already been there, there was clearly -- please follow what i'm saying. the president already knows, president trump, you are interested in some document that may or may not be classified, are you tracking me? if there is risk of destroying it it would have already been destroyed. in a logic to say, oh, well we need warrant under danger of destruction. now question rick it's been months! what are you, an idiot? and don't you think it is odd, but by the way that this gets served this search warrant an unprecedented violation of constitutional republic after that clown in charge of the fbi

christopher wray's oversight committee. i don't want to hear another word about this guy either. this guy is worse than james comey. this guy is worse than james comey because he's more manipulative. and one more thing, why isn't there an fbi raid at the white house? i brought this up last night on the show. forget hunter biden! what do you mean forget hunter biden? he is an ancillary player. you know who the real criminal is, joe biden, the big guy. the daily mail just broke a story about meeting in the white house in he was vice president with chinese communist party affiliated people. do you think this is -- why isn't the fbi rating joe biden's residence at the white house? everybody has to forget hunter, it is about joe biden. this is a big distraction. >> steve: speaking of coincidences, dan, do you think it is a coincidence the same day

axios ran those images of suppose that white house documents that were shredded by the president and tried to flush down the toilet? that was a big story yesterday. the same day that they come out, they published those images that they execute the search warrant. the trump family has said, there was no destruction. the president never tried to flush things down the toilet. but nonetheless, it is on the same day. >> i worked in washington, d.c., and i don't believe in coincidences and you shouldn't either. of course, it wasn't a coincidence. it was not a coincidence the sea and in crew outside of roger stone's house during the raid, oh, look, let's go get dunkin' donuts, there is roger stone's health and the fbi is there. like idiots believe that? all of a sudden they are reporting all of the stories that come out about trump hates the military, trumps flushing

documents down the toilet, wow, hunter biden his dad was vp. there is a raid on mar-a-lago. trump is gone. right after christopher wray and the oversight committee. gosh, what a bunch of coincidences. it is crazy how these coincidence never seem to ride the element. hillary clinton's team destroyed blackberries with a hammer. by the way, i will go into something on my podcast, but i got a little one on that when too. hillary clinton and her server, you don't know the whole story about that either. you don't know the whole deal, but a lot of people do, blackberry, a lot of people do. let me tell you something, hillary clinton is getting manicures and pedicures while trump passed to secure his residence again against an fbi raid. you tell me we have a justice system in the country and i will laugh in your face, left in your

face. we've got nothing. we live in a third world republic right now. if you believe all the liles, you are a fool! let me tell you something i hope and pray i'm sorry, i keep saying one more thing and it's like ten more things, where the hill is mitch mcconnell? are you serious, mitch? i know you guys hate each other but where is mitch mcconnell? no we are! totally full of crap these people. republicans are not the solution to all of our problem but democrats are the cause of it. that is the only reason i voted republican and not because i like these people anymore on capitol hill. this guy better get out and say something and i mean like 5 minutes ago, retroactively time and date it.

>> lawrence: dan, that is a perfect segue and you've known me since i was a kid. i've been talking about governmental abuse for years. part of my criticism, what do the republicans do when they have power? we know the irs and we know what's happening with the justice department, we know what's happening with the fbi, the republicans had power for two years and how they were upset. in the minority leader, i have seen enough in the department of justice have reached weaponized. the republicans take back vowels and we will conduct media oversight, and leave no stones unturned. attorney general garland reserved the documents and clear your calendar. that when they have the power, dan, not the first targeted attack from the fbi. they did nothing, they did nothing. can we trust the sweep? >> we have heard all of this crap before, man.

remember obamacare? screaming like it was rocky 4? what did they do about that. you understand that, and the build back worse inflation production act? remember john mccain thumbs down, the republican party has led us down -- not all of them because i don't want to be dramatic. they are a, decent people in the party, there are but the hard truth is and don't forget this this is a golden rule on my show and i say it every show, if you remember this you will never be disappointed. most republicans on capitol hill are really democrats. however, no democrats on capitol hill, none, are really republicans. you will never be disappointed. listen, again, with respect to mccarthy, i have seen enough. have you seen enough now? now? it took you now to see enough. what else did you need? how many more people do you need to get locked up, steve bannon, eastman and taking his phone.

eastman put your face and locking him up. these are lawyers for the president of the united states. this isn't cuba, man. what do you have kim jong un in the white house right now? this is b.s., man, i'm sorry. if you don't vote in 2022, it is over. you can kiss this country goodbye, it is done, stick a fork and it. >> ainsley: dan, thank you so much for coming on. thank you, dan, let's hand it over to carley. she has some headlines for a spirit >> a federal judge ruling the biden administration free to end the trump era remain in mexico policy. it requires migrants who played asylum in the u.s. to wait for legal hearing and comes as legal border crossing with a new record high topping 1.8 million in under a year. a new poll also revealing 38% of americans want to see the flow of migrants controlled.

that is up 10% since 2020. today is primary date and four states as voters with a match up in minnesota, jensen to carry the g.o.p. nomination for governor and setting up november clash with current democratic kim. and ilhan omar to hold off the primary challenger don samuels and in wisconsin former lieutenant governor rebecca play sheth endorsed by mike pence will go head-to-head back to the republican nomination for governor there. on the east coast three connecticut republicans battling for a chance to unseat richard blumenthal and in vermont the battle for democratic senator patrick leahy begins and newcomer gerald loy entering today's primary. the yankee star aaron judge historic season continues despite homerless.

the major home run leader going for the 44th time this year. >> this is blasted to center, parent judge tagged his 44th. >> the monster blessed with the yankees 9-4 victory. the slugger is on pace to pass the american leagues single-season home record held by legendary legendary on merits. would you be brave enough to order this, the kansas city royals, the couch divided up. let me tell you what it is the kansas city royals serving up barbecue, sandwiches, the inside of a reese's peanut butter cup, pulled pork, bacon topped with sweet baby ray's saw spirits >> lawrence: when you can't make barbecue, you do too much. that is what it is.

>> steve: the best barbecue in the world! >> ainsley: that is debatable. >> steve: literally. oh, man! >> ainsley: hans, who would eat it? hands! >> steve: barbecue? >> ainsley: no, i can't do a salty barbecue sauce with sweet and salty is the best. but not dessert. >> lawrence: come to texas and we will take care of you. >> ainsley: you only live once. >> steve: carley, cook one up. >> i like the south carolina barbecue though. would that work with you? >> lawrence: you know. >> ainsley: a fox news alert we are monitoring breaking developments after fbi raid of former president donald trump's mar-a-lago club. we have a live report from palm

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out why. watch. ♪ ♪ >> i'm from nashville. and it's not just cowboy boots and cowboy hats. though whole different genre on a lot of different people here that are very innovative, creative. a relocation and coming from the west coast. i keep hearing about nashville and they are so more. how beautiful is it here? >> obviously come every day we are looking at feeding them. >> lawrence: the big question is, why are people moving? >> overall right now, it is huge, huge. and you get more bang for your buck down here. obviously, a lot of different opportunities. average income salary is

$135,000. >> we are the number one school right now. but it is just like a good time down here. >> nashville is the heart of tennessee, at the soul. b.b. king, louis armstrong, elvis, and people came here and things happen for them. when you come to tennessee, something good happens. >> they are looking for something. >> a free state in tennessee. >> we are making tremendous strides in improvement in the public education system and our options for school choice for people. >> i think you can have kind of a free market approach of education and it works. >> what were you guys able to do differently in upper state? because all of these jobs after the pandemic, they are coming

here in record numbers. >> what i believe about tennessee, we are the fastest-growing state in the country. we have people coming from everywhere. our cities are experiencing tremendous growth. memphis, for example, a special economic here in its history. our stay is the leading in the economy. don't make. >> a $1 billion campus and forward to making an auto assembly plant in 50 years and they decided to bring it to our state. the economic investment in our state. speak with the government of this great state, what is your guiding light for making this one of the most successful states in the country? >> you know, i was a businessman just three and a half, four years ago before i came from delaware. and a lot of my thinking, people know best. how to protect the

customers, how to protect the business. and that was our thought process. it has worked for us. our economy is booming and things are good for us. >> we are not open but we could be open. >> were you a recipient of states with small business? >> a month or so later, ... >> how much does it matter to support local business? it is important to have someone that cares about what you care about. and entrepreneur experience and understand a few dollars could be the difference between closing and staying open. so it means a lot that tennessee cares. >> so true and i was talking to somebody in my family and they are thinking about moving from virginia to tennessee.

>> lawrence: it was a great day spending with the governor. a lot of people love it, too, very interactive with the business. a rancher had a construction business so he understands the nuts and the bolds of the business. it gardner tim a lot of respect from the community and even minority business owners say they go straight to the governor. >> ainsley: really he's helped a lot of the minority business. and high crime you covered. >> lawrence: it is unfortunate because there is a destroying of cops and that is impacting memphis crime. but the overall state was doing great. >> ainsley: great job. >> steve: tennessee... >> ainsley: you are working weekends, during the week and travel a lot. and nashville. you are a hard worker. >> steve: meanwhile, it is 8:30 in the east and staying on top of developments from mar-a-lago. democrats and media waste no time celebrating the raid on

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the justice department is really pursuing this objectively, thoroughly and in a nonpolitical way. >> we will end up to be together on this night because this is a night you will remember where you were. >> obviously, as big of states as you can have. >> perhaps the orange jumpsuits is forthcoming. >> here to react as fox news contributor and former democrat leo terrell. leo, what you make of their reaction? >> premature and i've got news for you, this obsession, ainsley, to prevent president trump for running for reelection is overwhelming by the democrats. they are afraid of this man. they are trying to tell american public, k, we will tell you who you can vote for. they do not want trump to run for office. here is the most important point as a lawyer. i can't wait to see not just that warrant. i want to read the officer who supplied the declaration to

submit that warrant to the judge. because i want to see what are the facts? the political left has one obsession, ainsley, not to allow president trump to run for office and oneida american paul public the right to choose the 4,047th president. >> ainsley: what happens next? >> thank you for that question. what is going to happen is, so what's the evidence. what is the motivation why they had to raid the president's house in lou at they subpoena, ainsley? i've been working many years in the progressive left want to block comp for running for office. that's not going to happen, i'm sorry, democrats you are celebrating too early. the key here is this will damage the political system. it has basically created a banana republic mentality. the party of power wants to prevent the opposition, those people who want president trump to not run for office. i guarantee you will run.

that is the bottom line. >> ainsley: so alan dershowitz said they are violating their own rules, by not subpoenaing him and going in for the search warrant. you are a lawyer. do you believe that? does trump have a case if that is true? >> yes, yes, yes, my goodness the fbi director and the attorney general because i have news for you. those people need to be kept in check. what has to happen now is the basis for that warrant. let me be very clear. people say it was stamped or approved by a judge. a lot of judges rubber-stamp warrants because they believe in the evidence presented to them. i honestly believe that it will be proven why was this necessary? why was it something that was going to have to take place yesterday? because it was not proper because trump was in new york. >> ainsley: leo, thank you for coming on with us. >> thank you, ainsley, thank you for having me.

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>> there are people tricking you right now. >> steve: joining us the navy seal who inspired the series and author of "the terminal list" jack car with beautiful beach and westport, connecticut, hey, jack. >> writing my sixth novel out here and it was undisclosed location. i think some of your viewers can recognize that coast wide behind me there. >> steve: we did put a locator up on the top corner i apologize. i mentioned in the beginning, jack, the critics seem to be tearing into it. "the daily beast" wrote chris pratt is unhinged right wing fantasy. my wife and i started watching this last week, and it didn't seem that there was any political bend to it. >> there is not. we don't mention right, lift,

conservative, liberal in and of those things are mentioned. "the daily beast" their review was quite mean. but they see an american flag and they get upset. or they see someone with weapons and has a certain mind-set and those they hold in power with accountable actions. and they just move it a little bit. the critics are not big fans but the audience on rotten to tomatoes 94%, 95% and number 2 show across television right now. stranger things, and for those out there, that is quite a few years. we did know it was important to me, chris pratt and the director, the show runner we make something to speak to those numbers in the military and went downrange the last 20 years. they can sit down and watch the show and say well met, these guys put in the work and made a

show that speaks to me. that is what we did. 95% score tells me we got pretty close. >> steve: that is right as we look at some of it, it is amazing how the actual people who you cited on rotten tomatoes gave it such a better grade than the critics who kind of pooh-pooh it. i think part of it is chris pratt. and it's his appeal but at the same time, the appeal of the show. but is not a woke show and people are hungry for stuff like that. look at yellowstone. >> they are, they are. there is no woke or anti-woke but just because there is not this woke stuff shoved into it, it is perceived by critics as not promoting their agenda so they are going to hate it. it is interesting, a couple of reviews they talked about compared it to don't tread on me flag. i thought that was very interesting they had to go back to 1700s with the british and

the reviews. more than one site of the american flag in a negative way in their view. also interesting to me, the american flag in this show were mostly over talked. that was tough as well. >> steve: jack are joining us from undisclosed location because he's got to get back to work. thank you for joining us about "the terminal list" it is streaming right now on amazon. thank you, serve. >> take care. >> steve: carley has also seen the show and it is great. >> it is phenomenal and highly recommend. i watched it over the weekend and everybody, definitely check it out. i have some headlines, los angeles d.a. george gascon handing down six murder charges to the driver accused of killing six people in a car crash last week in los angeles. nicole was charged with five counts of vehicular manslaughter and in court yesterday. a pregnant mother an 11-month-old baby are among the

six people who died in the crash. if convicted, could face life in prison. pop singer and actress olivia newton-john has died at the age of 73. newton john shared the screen with john travolta in the film "grease" and honoring olivia in his instagram writing "my dearest olivia, you made all of our lives much better. your impact was incredible. i love you so much. we will see you down the road, and we will all be together again. from the first moment i saw you in forever. let's take a look back at olivia newton john's best moment as a guest on "fox & friends." >> you taught us how to get physical now, music superstar and actress olivia newton-john serving up delicious dishes. >> do you go into the biosphere at night? don't you think we should get the side? >> i'm not telling you because you wrote the book.

>> it will be used as a way to get people to share their own journeys of compassion of hope in moving forward. >> i invited her and we went. this is where friends and in the rain forest, they fell deeply madly in love. >> cheers, it helps. speed to the iconic olivia newton-john will be deeply missed. actor asher kochan opening up about he could not see, hear or walk and an autoimmune disease. >> i have a super rare form of vasculitis that knocked out my vision and knocked out my hearing and all my equilibrium. you don't really appreciate it until it is gone. i don't know if i will ever be able to see again. >> ainsley: after that clip went viral, he cleared the air "yes, i had an episode three years ago. i fully recovered, all

good, moving on." little leaguers from long island one win away from the world series. the people up coast reading fairfield american 7-5 yesterday. the belt filter ran ten hanley made the play of the day with this diving move. >> line drive, wow! he lays out and comes up with it? >> the team will play in the metro regional championship against fairfield or tom river east. over to you. >> making friends on fox square. we have some folks from new hampshire and argentina, that is right. you are having a nice time in new york city? >> yeah. >> how would you describe this weather that you are currently experiencing out here? >> it is hot and sticky. >> it is really hot and sticky.

that has been the weather story. let's dive in to see how hot, temperature is 83 degrees new york city and the entire eastern half of the country dealing with real heat. there is a cold front to sweep across the country. ladies, it will cool us off may be tomorrow afternoon so that is good news for you. i don't think you will see rain until tomorrow. here on the east coast anyways. those are the weather headlines. we will toss it back to steve so say back to you, steve. >> back to you, steve. excellent, back to you, steve indeed. >> steve: the future is now and in indiana company unveiling first of its kind smart mailbox making deliveries by drone that are fast, safe, and elation. how soon until it is available to you coming up. but i think this is something that will appeal to that man who is always hungry and that is bill hemmer. >> good to see you about hey, what do we know?

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>> we're back with a fox news alert. donald trump sporters rallying near mar-a-lago after the noo*ib conducted an unannounced raid. >> the president wasn't there at the time and he is calling it a partisan plot to prevent the 2024 white house run. >> phil keating is live at mar-a-lago with the latest. >> good morning to you. yeah, it was this time of day yesterday that roughly a dozen f.b.i. agents armed with a federal court-approved search warrant went to the former president's estate here, mar-a-lago, also a resort, and executed the search warrant looking for documents. an unprecedented move by the justice department on a former president's house. trump was not here at the time. he was up in new york in

manhattan at trump tower. captured on video by fox digital and associated press as he left to go to his bedminster golf resort in new jersey. it centers on the former president allegedly taking classified and top secret documents with him as he moved to florida. between 12 and 15 boxes of documents which should go to the national archives. former president trump issued a statement yesterday saying it is prosecutorial misconduct, the weaponization of the justice system and attack by radical left democrats who desperately don't want me to run again for president in 2024. a handful of supporters of mr. trump are here on site today. many of them having driven across the state when news broke last evening. back to you guys in new york. >> live report, phil. thank you very much. fans there. meanwhile drones in the sky may be the future of delivery as a next generation mailbox makes its debut right now.

>> an indiana company is showing off how you can get hot pizza at your door. >> dan o'toole shows us the world's first smart mailbox. >> hi, how are you doing? >> it's a rainy day there. we understand you have a couple minutes involved so go ahead, dan, and start the delivery and we'll talk about what do. >> we'll start delivering right now. this is a drone dex, the next generation mailbox consolidating all delivery to one point to include autonomous unmanned driverless vehicle delivery. aerial drone delivery and conventional. we welcomed the u.s. postal service yesterday that made their first delivery to a drone deck. exciting moment for us and thank you for allowing us to tell our story. >> it is going to land on top of the drone and that drone

deck. it looks like a garbage can. what happens then? >> this is a big commercial unit in front of a commercial building with multiple tenants. in this case we have a bigger unit. in front of a residence or something like that it will be much smaller. the drone is sending an encrypted signal and the right drone delivering are right drone deck. the door is opening. payload dropped in and once confirmed it will resecure. here we go. >> so it tells the mailbox to open up, you drop the package down in and the top closes. >> that's correct. if everything goes right, we'll see this happen right now before your eyes and once it hits the bottom it releases the payload. comes up clean. the drone will tell the drone deck the item has been secured and the door will close and we're -- we'll send a

notification to you and your item is safe and sound. >> how soon is this going to hit the market and americans see this? >> you know, we're rolling out pilot programs right now. we're in lawrence, indiana. we have four units out now. we're testing and learning. before we deploy we want to make sure we are 100%, right? >> go ahead and take the mail out of there and what was just delivered, by the way? >> let's open this up. i don't have the fob on me. sorry, guys, this is my tesla moment. what we have in there, open it here. thank you. >> that was quick. >> look at that. a food delivery. is it a food delivery?

>> drone deck. check us out. appreciate everything, guys. what else can i tell you? >> thanks, dan. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys, we love fox. thank you. >> that was really cool. it might change the way we receive our mail and food in the near future. have a great day. >> bill: good three hours. good morning. a raid unlike any other on a former president. f.b.i. executes a search warrant at donald trump's estate in florida. a major story evolved by the minute. we'll let you know when we know more. we'll set the scene. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: good morning, i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." this news broke around 6:35 last night as we were watching special report and then there has been developments since then. mar-a-lago was known as the summer white house during the trump administration. yesterday the f.b.i. swarmed it. >> bill: agents searching the property as part of an