announced creation of penn biden center in february of 2017, opened in 2018 and received $15.8 million in anonymous chinese donations that year, including may 2018 for $14.5 million, that just three months after the center opened its doors. congressman james comer taking over the house oversight committee wants to get to the bottom of it. >> this is millions going to the family of joe biden, almost as if there is a money trail from the biden front door all the way to china. republicans are going to investigate the biden family, we're concerned that this white house is compromised. joe biden said he would be most transparent president in history and we can make the argument he

is the most nontransparent. lucas tomlinson. >> president biden: i was briefed and surprised to learn any government records were taken to that office. i don't know what is in the documents. >> top republican on the house intel committee want to look at the documents similar to the one adam schiff wanted for the documents found at former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. there are numerous reports that vice president biden removed and retained highly classified information at undisclosed nongovernment office in washington and his democratic

counterpart mark warner says he wants to be briefed on what happen at mar-a-lago and biden office as part of oversight obligation. new speaker of the house kevin mccarthy, wants answers. >> the hypocrisy, they have gotten away with so much for so long, this was discovered before the last election, just like the laptop. >> the classified documents were discovered six days before the midterm election and biden says he was told not to ask what is in them. >> todd: thank you so much. a lot of people are pointing out comparing and contrasting trump and biden, as relates to classified documents and trying to defend biden. you have former president trump who had classified documents in his possession, but he knew where they were. when national archive asked him to lock them away, he did.

and you have president biden, his comments, he didn't know they were there and in an unsecured facility in washington, d.c., the penn biden center and now possible links to china and you getting into a whole different can of worms. >> todd: biden was vp, the president has discretion whether or not to wave classification, the vp does not. trump's documents were under secret service protection, there is no protection in the penn biden center in biden's office. joe biden's lawyers found the documents couple days before the midterms. big takeaway from party to pare perspective, if this is good for one party, it has to be good for the other party or the

corollary. congress did not see it that way, they jumping to the president's defense. watch. >> this is republican hypocrisy at its finest >> this is an emerging issue, referred to doj and they are going to -- >> do you think it is a national security concern? >> i think it is one of the things that is up to the doj to determine. >> do you have any comment on president biden keeping classified documents -- >> i'm sorry. >> todd: best answer from aoc, pete, it is hypocrisy on the democrat side and nancy, put down the cookie. >> todd: nancy pelosi was vocal when the trump raid occurred and criticizing trump over classified documents and you have sound bite from hillary clinton saying no one is above the law and that would include president biden. james comer has a reasonable

take on this, he was on with us in the 4:00 hour and said that his office did a lot of investigating into classified documents and presidential records and which presidents have what. his office found most presidents and vice presidents have classified documents in their possession issue problem is one president was raided over this, maybe president biden has done nothing wrong and didn't know classified documents were in his possession. the fact there is a difference here with how trump was treated and how biden is getting a pass is the biggest hypocrisy of them all and you have that sound bite from president biden now reacting to trump when this whole document thing was happening with him. completely aghast and floored by how horrible it was for trump to have documents in his p possession. that gives republicans a lot to

work with. >> todd: to put a bow on the china aspect, lucas did a good job breaking it down. one question we need to ask going forward with regard to the penn biden think tank and china, we see the money flow. one, where does the money flow lead and two, what is connection to documents themselves? we just stated, they had specific security clearances on the documents, the question people are asking, did some people connected to china have access to the documents for their monetary donations? something we need to look into. >> carley: there are reports documents related to iran, uk and ukraine and hunter biden dealing with ushg yoo. more to come on this front for sure. >> todd: some medical schools in texas being sued for prioritizing race and gender instead of merit in their admissions process. >> carley: we'll talk to one lawyer involved in the lawsuit coming up next. ♪

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>> carley: outraged parents airing frustration after merit scholarships were withheld from students. >> we were denied the right to

know, that is a big deal. >> administrators are making decisions for us and downplaying the achievements of our children. >> this is shameful, shameful. >> carley: the schools announcing last week which students earned scholarships four months after college applications were due. fairfax county superintendent says she is taking responsibility while vowing transparency going forward an investigation is underway. >> todd: class action lawsuit alleging six medical schools are illegally using race giving presence to nonasian students. >> the median and green average and m-cat score of black and hispanic students are significantly lower than scores of admitted white and asian

students. american first vice president gene hamilton joins us now. it doesn't seem fair. >> it is not fair, it is absurd. when americans go to the doctor, you expect medical care from the best and brightest, get medical care and expertise from somebody looking out for your best interest, who is intraed well, etcetera. what doesn't matter when you go to seek medical care is the race of your doctor, that has nothing to do with anything. when it comes to admission to medical school, we shouldn't be make being decisions based on the race of medical students. >> todd: it doesn't seem fair or safe, if we lower standard to get into medical school, standard of care will suffer as a result. >> that is a great point, a couple areas in of well, you think admission based on merit

would matter. emergency care medical services, building rocket ships, things like that, you want the best and brightest and people who are going to be at the top of their field to be involved with this. what we have here is evidence based on the schools' own record they are involved in this based on the color of their skin. something i thought we moved past decades ago, it is happening in institutions of higher education. >> carley: the lawsuit was filed by george stewart, if i'm not mistaken, a white man denied admission to school and he says it was because of his race and he had qualifications that other minority students had that did get into the schools. tell us about him and where you think this lawsuit is going. >> look, our client is a well

qualified outstanding young man. the end of the day, he is one of what will be a class of medical students, aspiring medical students who seek to not be discriminated against based on color of his skin. race-based admission, affirmative action, they are in the news and on dollar the going in other cases. we're hoping for defeat for racial preferences once and for all forever. make progress so our client and everyone else similarly situated and anyone in america is not able to be discriminated against to be given benefit or to be denied benefit based on something like the color of their skin. we ar are optimistic about this and fight for equality.

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>> carley: to a fox weather alert. evacuation orders in california, as the state is hammered, triggering flash floods and leaving communities under water. 17 people have been killed and rescuers are searching for a five-year-old boy who was swept

away on monday. >> todd: massive sink hole opening up and swallowing two cars in l.a., firefighters had to use a rope and ladder to pull a mother and daughter out of it. people without power and more rain is on the way. senior meteorologist janice dean is here, you go from drought to a lot of rain and sink holes happen. >> janice: we will continue to see images like that for the next week. and there is really no change in this weather pattern. we're going to see more rain in the forecast for parts of california moving up toward the northwest. heavy rainfall and order of several inches in short period of time and snow pack, as well,nique batch of rain moving in and looking at the forecast next week, not much change. it is quite incredible, rain

still to come in the next seven days, eight to 12 inches from central california to the northwest and the snow, mountains of snow literally in the mountain area, we could see upward of three, four, five, 10 feet of snow, especially for the sierra, nevada region and a lot of energy moving toward rockies and inter-mountain west and potential for severe storms for the south and southeast as we head into thursday, hail, damaging wind, tornados in the forecast for thursday and then coastal event is going to happen across the northeast. looks like mainly interior northeast problem across the great lakes when it comes to snow. it will be too warm for snow along the coast. we'll watch that heading into the weekend, that energy is you have mooing into other areas across the country. here is severe threat tomorrow, strong cold front will push into the south across the tennessee

river valley, bringing that risk for stronger storms and then some energy moves up toward the northeast friday and saturday. active weather, the west is the biggest story, continues to be foxweather.com. >> carley: thank you so much. listen to this, mothers with infants are struggling to find baby formula and pay for it. prices could be rising. temporary waiver on imported formula on import tariff is set to expire this month. over past year price of liquid baby formula jumped 20%. amber bergeron is the mother of four. amber, give an date how you and your babies are doing, are you having a hard time finding the formula? >> it is hit or miss, you go to the store and hope it is there. you try different places, there

is different facebook groups and different resources us as mothers have put together to keep finding it. when others can get it, they get it and keep it on stock. like i said, helping each other out. >> carley: new news on the baby formula front, biden administration wave said tariffs on imported formula to get imported formula in the united states as possible and lower prices, but tariffs being waived, that is going to expire on friday and formula will get more expensive. when you heard that, what did you think? >> what my twins are on, average $35 a can. so we doubled that because it is twins and it is really a hard blow for me, it is really hard for my entire household and i'm sure households around the country. >> carley: how long does the

formula last you, $35 is expensive. >> it lasts a few days now that they are nine months and storm is transitioning to table food, sky can't yet, she has gi issues. hit and miss learning process for all of us here. >> carley: can you believe this is still going on? >> no. no, i really can't. >> carley: i'm having a baby at the end of the month actually and a lot of my friends said, carley, go to the store and get a couple cans of formula, you don't know about breast feeding and there is shortage that you'll have to contend with. i did go to my local pharmacy to buy a can or two and i'm sure same experience that you had, everything was picked over, i couldn't believe it. i'm sure you are waiting for the day you go to the grocery store and see fully stocked shelves.

since your babies have been born, that is something you haven't seen. >> no, nope, i've been frightened everyday of their life, just like i'm sure millions of americans are doing the same thing. >> carley: absolutely. amber, thank you for joining us. every time i think about this shortage, i think of you and hoping things will get better for you and your babies, they are so beautiful and you're a great mom. thank you for being a good voice to all of this. >> no problem, no problem at all. thank you for having me. >> carley: absolutely. lfrn to this. two million worth of jewelry stolen in less than a single minute. the store owner says she's never felt more unsafe, she joins us next.

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>> todd: surveillance video showing three masked thieves robbing a jewelry store, stealing millions in jewelry in 38 seconds. the owner joins me. this is horrible, walk us through what happened. >> it was a sunday afternoon, just normal. i had an appointment with a client that afternoon and the masked thief at the moment looked like a regular person, rang the doorbell, i buzzed him

in and he held the door open for his friends and two more approached, sort of sprinting inside the shop. my colleague, myself and the client in the shop just stood there quietly trying to breathe, what is happening. we didn't understand what was going to upon hauntil he pulled out a hammer from his pocket and said this is how you use a hammer and started smashing the glass cases. >> todd: if i'm not mistaken, he threatened to shoot you. >> yes, my colleague was standing close to the door and walked over to me behind the counter, which i don't understand how that happened, he saw she grabbed the phone and handed to me, he said, don't move, we're going to shoot you.

i saw my client cover herself saw my employee standing there trying to read them and understand, do they have a gun, what is about to happen. my biggest fear, this could get really ugly, are they going to hold us hostage. this is basically broad daylight, sunday, a family day. the truth is that a lot of people are asking why did i let them in, let one man in? i gave him benefit of a doubt. i want to welcome clients and show them we're a business that is accomodating and this is what happened and it is very unfortunate. >> todd: the cities it wants to have female-owned businesses thrive, like yours, what kind of environment are they creating?

this is counter to their goal and counter to running a small business like yours. >> i agree with you. it is difficult to be a female-run business, to be in a male-dominant field. everybody talks about this guy they have as a jeweler, for us, it is me, myself. i like to are c myself not a jeweler, someone who is a designer, a different type of niche, it is difficult we don't have backup. i wish there was police patrolling undercover, standing outside the store a couple times per day or 5 p.m. if there was someone watching the clock around 4:40, this would have maybe been prevented. it is complicated and especially now i have toic approximate up the pieces and start again, it is really unfortunate and heartbreaking. >> todd: you told me during the break, you aric approximating up

the pieces and going to start again. you are a strong woman, we appreciate your efforts and coming here this morning. best of luck. carley. >> it is sensitive material. you have to treat this as serious, these documents stayed in this closet for a long period of time. there should be some answers here. the presidents my lawyers told me not to ask what the documents are. well, why? the press shrugged it off, okay, your lawyers said don't ask any questions and therefore answer no questions from us. >> carley: main-stream media is being called out for downplaying andin specialing the clasified documents found in president biden's office and joe concha joins us on this now. joe, members of the media are covering this story. many of them very much coming to

president biden defense. listen to this. >> i imagine it is already been politicized by those on the right and the former president. >> trump is a liar and a thief, we know that. it is not that big a jump to say he obstructed and lied. we don't think biden is liar and thief, we give him benefit of the doubt. >> this is what the kids call false equivalency and malarkey and i agree. >> carley: very difficult to continue to claim moral high ground when both presidents had documents they should not have had, boy, are they trying. >> joe: carley, this is as predictable as pathetic that montage you just play with the former president we're told what a chilling threat to democracy it was that trump took documents he shouldn't have. when his predecessor joe biden does it, it is a nothing burger,

a term banned from or lexicon in 2023, if i heard nothing burger one more time on the air, there is a bridge nearby and i'm probably going to jump off of it. when you remove partisan from both sides, all the american people want is consistency. two wrongs don't make a right, when it comes to the media, consistency is removed depending d or r are next to politician's name. trump shouldn't have done it, biden shouldn't have done it and reporting should be reflective of that. defend biden and if a republican does it in trump, he is wrong and can never happen again until it happened again. >> todd: i think this was expected, but don't you think there would be some intellectual curiosity on the part of the mainstream media when it came to the china component of all this,

specifically the china component being the documents were in the u-penn biden center that opened and three months later they got chinese money. doesn't that make you scratch your head and say, is there something there? >> joe: right down to the nails, todd, as far as the china aspect. hunter biden's laptop has e-mails that shows that hunter biden through influence pedalling of the family name profited off shady deals with china and 10% went to the big guy, who tony bobulinski, hunter biden's primary business partner says is joe biden. we could have a sitting president compromised by the chinese communist party and therefore where did the money come from in this case and yes, of course, if that was donald trump jr. laptop and e-mails and there was this connection as far as documents, of course this

would be 24/7 coverage, but instead, it is reflex. if it is biden, make sure we defend him when he does the same thing as donald trump and that is a whole bowl of wrong, carley. >> carley: house speaker kevin mccarthy says he is committed to removing eric swalwell, adiagram schiff and ilhan omar. schiff and eric swalwell on the inel committee. how does this play out? >> joe: let's see, eric swalwell, slept with a chinese spy, that is bad if you are on the intel committee adam schiff leaks to the press and cannot be trusted. and ilhan omar obviously made anti-semitic comments over and

over as pertains to israel. removing these three from here is the right play and i would think, i hope they would be removed if we're playing this out given that kevin mccarthy is now in charge. >> todd: i will say, on the mccarthy front, promises made, promises kept. he said he was going to do this and did it, hope this is reflection of things to come. >> carley: thanks, joe. >> todd: biden administration laser focused on banning your gas stove and now going after gas heating. cheryl casone with details. >> carley: college soccer star says she was befrped for refusing to kneel in support of black lives matter, she sued and scored a big win in court, we'll be talking to her next. ♪

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>> carley: the biden administration is trying to cook up new rules on gas stoves, critics quickly put out the flame thanks to public outrage. considering a ban on gas stoves citing pollution concern. >> todd: cheryl casone from fox business here with more. gas stoves, what is happening?

>> cheryl: i hope the ban doesn't use gas for cooking. 40% of u.s. households use gas stoves and gas for heat, let's be clear here. going in, if you are cory booker, do not say we're going to ban gas stoves in your home. governor kathy hochul did her state of the state address and talked about new buildings and new homes, nee construction go electric, that makes a lot of sense. the rest of the country, electric is more common than gas. even joe manchin saying this is ridiculous. it would affect low income individuals in the northeast financially. talk to a chef, i'm not really a cook, i'm not a cook. if i were him and really liked gas stove and apparently it is better for cooking, this is

andrew gruel, who talked to you earlier. >> felt like a conspiracy theorist, but now feeling like we're the enemy, we are all polluting more than they propose we are today, this is hogwash, which makes you question what is really behind this. it is not the environment. >> cheryl: first lady jill biden getting roasted for cooking on the thing this administration is looking to ban. >> carley: you can't make that up. >> cheryl: oops. >> carley: trying to link gas stoves to asthma in kids, if there is a link, you need to give the evidence and make that convincing argument before people give up gas stoves. >> cheryl: american chemical society and a group out of new york university talking about asthma in kids, saying 13%. let's have the discussion. somebody from whirlpool spokesperson said, wait a

minute, talk about the whole home, don't just ban one, talk about ventilation and safety in the whole home. >> carley: blah, blah, blah, desantis versus disney, news on that front. >> cheryl: basically they want to take control of reid creek, the district disney controls, they have their own fire department, own police department. the fire department says anything has to be better than what we have, talking about the state or county take over reid creek. so under this plan, june 1, is the target date for this to change with reedy creek. what is interesting here, disney wouldn't give up total control. disney has $700 million unsecured debt, you don't want that to hit the county.

disney have been managing and running reedy creek. new control. state oversight, accountability, what florida, legislature and the government wants. >> carley: links back to parental rights in education situation. >> cheryl: see how this plays out. >> todd: american dream home tonight on fox business network, cheryl casone. >> cheryl: is it 30 something in new york this morning? >> todd: nicer in these locations. >> cheryl: beach night is tonight, galveston, gulf shores, alabama. i was in gulf shores in my twenties, it has changed for the better. find that affordable beach house when you can. >> todd: former virginia tech soccer player benched by her coach who refused to kneel in support of black lives matter, scored settlement after she

claimed her first amendment rights were violated. kiersten hening joins me now. kiersten, what is your reaction to the settlement? >> i'm happy it was settled. i think i was prepared to go to trial. i had a great set of lawyers, all thanks to them and my support system. i'm happy it settled before going toil troo. >> todd: this is about more than money and soccer, this is about taking a stand is not backing down. what are you hoping coming out of this ordeal? >> yeah, really just out of this i think this, i hope people use this as inspiration to stand up for what they believe in. at the time and present day, people feel thap can't stand up for what they believe or voice their opinion. i hope people look at my case and see what i've done and use that as motivation that they

can. >> todd: your former coach, i am pleased the case has been closed and i'm clear to you have moo forward clear of any wrongdoing, this was about disagreement about playing time, today we have clarity this case lacked standing without any evidence, truth has prevailed, that is incorrect assessment of what happened. any soccer related reason to why you were benched? >> not that i could think of and not that i was told, no. the numbers speak for themselves issue the judge ruled on my summary judgement against virginia tech dismissal of my case speaks for itself and numbers and statistics. >> todd: what is next for you, kiersten? >> i'm in nursing school and will graduate in december of 2024 and go into nursing, excited about the next chapter.

>> todd: giving back, this is not how you saw your soccer career going, your nursing career will be awesome and you will save a lot of lives. kiersten, thank you for joining us. president biden plan focusing on climate change and equity more than on border security. >> carley: that is right, congressman mark green will chair the homeland security committee, how he plans to hold biden and mayorkas accountable, that is next. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application; that easy. and if your business doesn't get paid, we don't get paid. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $2 billion but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com, powered by innovation refunds.

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♪ >> todd: president biden hashing out priorities with the leaders of canada and mexico on the world stage, and he's laser-focused on what you care about. his agenda focusing more on climate change and equity than border security. >> carley: brook has details. >> three amig imo's summit between president biden, mexican

president obrador and' c canadin president trudeau. it was only third on the pillar. ahead of migration. diversity, equity and inclusiveness. climate change the adoption of zero azero emission vehicles. charge competitiveness. absent commitment to crack down on the deadly fentanyl trade happening on our southern border. president biden was asked whether his border policies are too soft and here was his response. listen. >> this has been the greatest migration in human history around the world. as well as in this hemisphere. and when i got elected, the first thing -- the first major piece of legislation i introduced was it reform the immigration process to make it more orderly, to make it more -- to make sure people have access under the law. >> three countries did agree to

create a new joint website to give migrants, quote, streamlined access to legal pathways meanwhile in washington pat fallon filing articles of impeachment against alejandro mayorkas. he writes since day one secretary mayorkas' policies have undermined law enforcement activities at our southern border. he's violated the law and it's time for him to go. >> what alejandro mayorkas did. he willfully lied toeing do. he testified that we had operational control of the southern border. and, yet, he was caught on a hot mic saying it was unsustainable and it was chaos. he clearly lied and he you purr perjured himself. we have to take action now. >> no word when they will take up the articles of impeachment. will. >> todd: with that bring in congressman mark green set toe chair the homeland security committee and joins us now. congressman, besides the impeachment of mayorkas.

what are the first steps you and your fellow republicans can take to secure our border? >?having a little problem with e audio. we will talk with this until we get mr. green's audio up. >> todd: that full screen we had in brooke's piece listing the priorities. if you are watching at home you should look at that and i think you are. >> carley: unbelievable. >> todd: i don't want to say offended but really ticked off because we have a situation at the border where this year by some dhs estimates, 6 million migrants could cross the border. and look at what's number one on the joe biden list in thinks declaration of it america. dei. diversity, equity and inclusion. is that going to help our country deal with these migrants? we do have mark green back. can you hear me, congressman? >> yeah. i got you loud and clear. you guys hear me okay? >> todd: we hear you, sir.

besides the impeachment of mayorkas, what are the first steps you and your fellow republicans are going to do in congress to secure our southern border? >> well, there are a lot of things we can do. some of the first steps are to, of course, request information from the department so that we can go and hold accountable the crazy laws, dereliction of duty from the secretary. we can also pass legislation that supports the financial aid packages to countries in central america. and actually has them implement the mpp. they can actually, you know, start putting people back into the countries that people actually come from. so, there's a lot of things that we can do. and we're gonna do it. >> carley: congressman pat fallon made big time news yesterday by filing articles of impeachment against alejandro mayorkas. it's something a lot of republicans want to see but realistically, is that going anywhere. >> so what we have got to do is get to the bottom of what's happened. my committee is not the jurisdiction for impeachment.

that's the jewish area committee. of my job will be to go get the details. sending letters over to the department. we'll subpoena emails. all that kind of stuff. and do the due diligence. and then we're going to have secretary mayorkas come in and look at the laws that haven't been enforced. we're going to inform the american people about the dollars that have been wasted with ngo contracts and things like that. so, a lot of -- a lot of things we're going to be digging into. and then, if it looks like he needs to be impeached. we will hand that off to the judiciary committee. >> carley: we should have started off congratulation towels as chairman of the homeland security committee. you have your work cut out to you especially when it does come to the border. 96 people on the terror watch list were caught trying to come not country which begs the question through those ports where there is no border depending how many people want to do the american people home get through? so how do you address that issue? >> so, there's a number of different ways, right? so we need new technology.

we need to support our cbp folks. they are having a difficult time retaining personnel and also hiring new personnel. and something as simple as a policy goff former veteran who has to go through this very arduous process to get hired, and, you know, if we have got a veteran who had a successful military career, why don't we put them in cbp. it's simple things like that very quickly make a difference at the southern border. >> carley: interesting. >> we got take control back from the drug cartels. this president has given control to the drug cartels with the massive waves of people coming across the crossing sites. fentanyl pours. in we can address this by our authorizing regulation that demands that the dhs folks do it the way it's supposed to be done. >> todd: you are chair of the homeland security committee. will our homeland be more secure than it was the past two years.

>> # hundred percent. yes. >> todd: congressman mark green, congratulations again on your appointment. >> thank you. >> todd: wish you the best of luck you have a lot on your plate. >> carley: thank you for keeping it concise 10 seconds until "fox & friends." with that the aforementioned "fox & friends" is going to start right now. ♪ >> i take classified information seriously. >> president biden finally answering questions about the cache of classified documents. >> appear to be letting him off the hook. >> republican hypocrisy. >> no evidence of deliberate intent. [train] >> tens of thousands of people are under evacuation orders in california as a string of devastating storms hammer the state. at least 17 people have been killed. more than 66,000 are without power. >> authorities investigating the disappearance of massachusetts