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yesterday. >> not moving out for reelection but different party affiliation. >> final play, prescott over the middle, right away, that will do it, the 49 respect to the championship game! >> all dressed up for nothing. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: you are listening to florida which spells out florida. from the miami garden and just a million-dollar lawsuit against the energy drink. he's going to come on with us. >> brian: it is great to know someone cannot steal your ideas and become rich off of it. >> ainsley: cut them out of the deal, he says.

a little while, he helped with the drink in any way he won the lawsuit. >> steve: i think he still loves the drink because after he got the money, he popped one open pier there he is in the summer concert series. we have said this before, that was one of the greatest shows we have ever put on live here at the fox square center. >> ainsley: you look like you are having fun. that is when todd piro got on stage and split his pants. he opted to buy todd a new pair of pants. >> steve: or a seamstress. >> ainsley: why weren't you there? >> brian: i'm not a dancer. also, will cain needs a friend. the fact he has to go to his camera and talk to his phone when he has children and a family and friends -- >> ainsley: we know what you mean. >> brian: the cowboys lost and when he needs to speak he didn't go to a prompter or his wife.

he said, "i need to talk to the phone." and tell america how i feel. this was him opening up his spleen and telling them his inner thoughts. >> ainsley: all dressed up with no place to go. to be when he therapist. the problem is with therapist, you have a huge deductible. >> ainsley: true. >> brian: let me grab my phone and talk my hands. >> ainsley: if you can wait until december, do that. >> brian: absolutely. >> steve: instagram has no deductible. >> brian: the justice department weighing whether to search president biden's the home with beach house where he spends his weekend. take your time because it comes what do we need that battering ram, more classified documents found in bloomington on friday. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich from the white house where the president set to arrive hours from now. that is the fourth -- since friday.

>> that is right, ainsley, we now know president biden plans to spend this at camp david. he's not going to delaware homes in these reports investigators are considering looking at other properties. we now know why he went there instead of wilmington because investigators spent 13 hours combing through that home. we don't know the latest search and his personal attorney said on saturday they offered prompt access to the home in the interest of moving forward expeditiously but a consensual search done with voluntary consent could imply the doj did astor go in. we did ask for clarification on this and we are still waiting on an answer. "the new york times" reporting that justice department had not tried to find material in locations other than the penn biden center because initial interviews with former officials and the packing and shipping of biden's belongings as vp did not

indicate they could be anywhere else. the discovery materials for his time in the senate is causing more questions how they ended up in president biden's possession. >> what do you think about all of this? it takes a question why are these documents here. back to the senate time, clearly he is a serial classified document order. >> the fbi was present for the latest and we don't know how many documents found they are or in total or anything about what is and them but even democrats are saying the president has to adjust his no regrets attitude. >> i think he should have no regrets. whoever is responsible. we find people accountable whether the chief of staff or my staff that are doing this. i'm looking at -- [indistinct] >> as news of this unfolds, we know the president plans to replace his chief of staff ron

klain who has been with biden since he was a senator. and jeff zients, though former covid czar as ron klain's replacement. >> steve: rehoboth, maybe they will search. they looked at wilmington and found stuff there. you mention he's going to camp david next weekend. the president can have those kind of things at camp david as he can the white house so they wouldn't search those come over they? >> you know, that is a good question. it is unclear but i will say about the rehoboth situation, in previous statements we have gotten from the president's personal attorney, remember, they were doing these searches up until the last search on friday. they said there was nothing found in the rehoboth home here they have gone through that place. if the justice department does go there and tries to go over their work, that would be a no dbe a newdevelopment. when did the protocol shift because before was an understanding of the biden could

do the searches. they found something from a stop looking and went to the doj. but in this case the justice department investigators, and the fbi went in and found things themselves. >> s>> brian: thank you so much, jackie. let's bring an james comer chairman of the oversight committee. congressman comber, we talk about the raid over the weekend and what happened friday but what is the biggest takeaway for you? the fbi asked to go in and valued lawyers asked to stay and look? >> the biggest takeaway is i still don't leave the doj, fbi are taking this seriously. we learned that initially they just took the president's personal attorney's word that there were no further documents. at the very least, this should put to bed whether president biden's attorneys actually know the extent of his responsibility, or they are not being truthful with the doj. they need to take this very

seriously. i think any premise where the president has spent any amount of time needs to be searched. i wouldn't rule out searching anywhere where certain relatives of the biden family, we know has been involved in influence peddling schemes. i wouldn't rule out looking at their locations, which this is a pattern and no one believes the documents delivered five to six different locations where they left the vice president's office. something bad is going on here. this is of the utmost important for document security. >> ainsley: i was just talking to the senator but what committee did you serve on? what does he have on the classified documents when he was vice president? is a anything his son who we know had access to the house, to the garage, to the corvette next to the box with classified information, anything in this classified documents that he could have used when he sat on the board of these different companies in different coun

countries? >> that is why we are investigating the biden family for influence peddling. these countries are donating and wiring millions of dollars to biden family interest just for charity? they do it because they want a return on their investment. when we find out classified documents are casually strong all over the east coast, then it is very concerning. i wouldn't rule out the president's brothers as well. and you go back to his time in the senate, this has been a pattern that this family has been involved in for decades. i just wonder what that white house reaction is if ted cruz or marco rubio were found to have in their possession classified documents. this is something that i think more americans are starting to pay attention to peer they realize there is a problem here they are confused as to why in the first place would biden have these classified documents in his possession, much less

scattered out in five different locations. >> steve: apparently to the report and this one, congressman, they cease six classified documents and what they call this running material. it sounds like contemporary of's notes joe biden might have taken. so, that is probably what'll they wound up with this trip, but i'm curious about the negotiation between the white house lawyers and the department of justice peer they called him in and said, "okay, k through all of the stuff. i wonder if the requirement was you can only look at stuff belonging to joe biden? you can only look at his papers. hunter biden lived in this house for a very long time. his stuff is off, you know, off limits. in any devices come i'm curious if they looked at joe biden's devices there and hunter biden's devices there and whether or not there was a separation between joe's stuff and his family stuff. >> these are all great

questions. these are questions we are trying to determine answers to as we speak, as she reported earlier, we reportedly sent a request to the secret service about communication or documents that would give us an idea who had access to that house. we know the white house will stonewall every investigation by the house republicans, much less this investigation. we are hopeful the secret service will work with us. this is not going to go away for joe biden. i think the press corps is getting frustrated because they are clearly not being honest. and another thing that -- i believe there was an article in "the new york times" that said when the initial patch of documents found at the biden center, they'd didn't notify the doj but took them back to archives hoping no one would find out about it. if this is true, this is concerning because the democrats and joe biden made a huge issue out of president trump's and

then are they trying to sweep it under the rug? this is a bad situation for joe biden and the white house. >> the fact is they have weeks to get ready and the university of delaware or other beach house over the weekend. they still found stuff. what else is going on? that her is also a picture on the hunter biden laptop up a box that said "important pictures and documents." on it. important documents and photos seen in a picture on the laptop. everybody thought for a while was not authentic but we know now was very real. congressman/chairman comber that we appreciate it. >> ainsley: he mention what we talked about at the beginning of the show, andy mccarthy said his private lawyers found it and notify the white house and the white house notified national archives. he thinks the national archives were just going to tuck it away but they notified doj peer at the inspector general got to the bottom of it.

>> brian: ainslie, the archives could get themselves in trouble, too because they were the ones that told the fbi, "hey we have a problem and the fbi took documents they shouldn't have." if they call on the trump team and not the biden, they were in the middle. >> ainsley: how many senators and congressmen have this kind of material at their house? >> steve: we never know unless they focus on this. it is very telling that federal government kept this a secret for two months. as soon as joe biden talks about, well, you know i will decide shortly whether or not to run, well, somebody leaked it and next thing you know people are going, this is a scandal. >> ainsley: it doesn't surprise anyone, politics is messy. >> steve: look for a biden announcement after this. >> brian: this surprised me and shocked everybody. this is the cover of "the new york post" here this is

the cover of "the new york post," george soros on top of the most evil man in america. no doubt about it. and right here you see adam klotz one of the coat coved meteorologist on a subway of an o'clock in the morning so a certain guy getting arrest and that we found out they lift his hair on fire, these teens. he told them to "knock it off" and they tried to knock him out. 1:15, six or seven guys, old teenagers, adam did the right thing. on the older man was being harassed. actually, his hair is on fire. adam diverted his attention and said, "hey, don't do that to this guy." next thing you know they are beating the crap out of adam and he was on the show when oracle and said this: speak with this was on the train car and 25 or 30 people on the train car and an older gentleman across from me and a group of

teens one was lighting a joint and with that later, they put in his hair and his hair went up like a matchbook. you can't do that, that's not cool and that's all it took. i was the focus of all of their attention. i get off at the train after taking a punch in the whole group, the doors open again and the whole group comes in and rushes me and suddenly on the ground, getting kicked on the side, well done. put him to sleep here they were trying to knock me out. once you are unconscious and on getting punched. >> my site is black and blue. i am told there will be a summons and that might be the end of it. >> how does that make you feel? >> i want there something to be done. why is the weather guy on the train trying to stop crime in the middle of the night? where is eric adams, the city? why am i doing this?

>> steve: put him to sleep. the reason the teenagers were released is because new york city, beating him like that was a misdemeanor. only a misdemeanor. now what is got to do according to reports, adam confirmed this, apparently adam needs to go to the law department for new york city and write a complaint. then the city of new york will decide whether or not those kids will be prosecuted. don't hold your breath. >> ainsley: on social media, we are the parents and why are the kids 15 years old out on a subway one: 15 and one: 30 in the morning? he left a giants game because it was a late game and he was on a subway around 1:00 when this happened. he standing up for the guys, he is a hero. and what did his mom say? get out of new york city. don't take the subway but she's part of me for standing up for this guy. did the guy try to help? the guy left the scene and adam

got off of the subway car one of the stops and got into another car, looking at his bloody eyes, blood in his hands, and then that group of guys got back on his car and started going for him again. they were saying, "see, that guy didn't say anything. if you wouldn't have said anything we wouldn't do this to you." >> brian: unbelievable nobody helped him. >> steve: and they walked. >> ainsley: thank goodness he is not hurt worse. no bones are broken. >> steve: he could have lost an eye or had a brain bleed. heat they could have killed him and knocked him out and set his hair on fire. >> brian: that is emblematic every problem in new york city on no cops. >> ainsley: one of the guys smoking a joint and used the joint to catch the old man's hair on fire. >> brian: welcome to new york. hopefully things will turn around. it's not the cop's fault. have been totally instruct.

17 minutes after the hour. >> from the east coast to the west coast and other horrific situation a mass shooting in california. authorities revealing that huu can tran killing ten people entered another dance studio about 20 minutes later and likely intended to kill more people, but to community members stopped him. the police say they jumped into action disarming the suspect before they took off running. meanwhile the police have confirmed the suspected gunman is dead from self-inflicted gunshot wound only an hour's long standoff with authorities. the investigators are still working to find the motive. the pentagon preparing for house speaker kevin mccarthy to visit taiwan later this year. a punch bowl news reports the biden administration expecting mccarthy to head in the spring. he has previously failed to visit taiwan as the nation faces chinese aggression. and supported house speaker nancy pelosi back in august.

to the nfl, the 49ers have clinched a spot for the second straight year of knocking off the dallas cowboys 19-12. >> mccaffrey, touchdown, san francisco! the final play, prescott over the middle, and that will do it! >> meanwhile joe burrell and the bengals in buffalo taking home 27-10 win. the loss for buffalo was a disappointment as damar hamlin in attendance for the game. three weeks after his collapse and the teams monday night matchup. so here is a look at the nfl's final four. be sure to tune in for the 49ers/eagles sunday on fox. elsewhere in the nfl questions are swirling around tom brady's future. the pucks quarterback revealing after tampa bay's big loss to the cowboys he will take time deciding what is next and what next season will bring. but his longtime patriots devon

mccord mccord he is rooting for him to come back to new england saying what i want d i will go back also so if he goes. the buccaneers team reportedly did not expect him to return next season. those are your headlines and interesting to cap things off. >> brian: i watched over the weekend and expect snow play next year and he had a shoulder injury and going through rehab. he doesn't usually do that if civilian. he could actually broadcast for fox with a shoulder injury. you don't look to h kill your shoulder to be a broadcaster. you have badge holders and so if the play, correct? >> ainsley: it would be fun to have him in the building, right, carley? >> steve: that is where fox sports -- hello, tom, nice to see you. >> brian: they do it in los angeles. >> he has that cute little chin

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: production is set to resume on the movie rehoboth despite alec baldwin charged with voluntary manslaughter for shooting the cement hugger for halyna hutchins. piers morgan is joining us, good morning comments before piers. >> before you worry too much about tom brady's dimples whom i would say in four weeks i will bring you my british temples to

human person. >> ainsley: carley and i can't wait, right, carley? we like dimples here. we welcome, you are welcome every time. i'm glad you are coming here, that will be great. what do you think about resuming the filming the movie even though alec baldwin is going through all this? >> two things about it, one, i completely understand why the widower of the poor woman who died the same cinematographer halyna hutchins has done a deal because he wants to be one of the producers of the remainder of the film because he wants all of his wife's work. i think you would understand that on a human level. but there cannot surely be a question of alec baldwin returning to the side of the movie while facing criminal charges for firing the gun that killed halyna hutchins. i think that would be complete shameful disgrace. he should at the very least, at the very least say he will not

do anymore filming until he has been exonerated in a court of law. >> ainsley: the only problem with that is they lose and not that money should be an issue when someone has died, but they would lose so much money and they did have that civil lawsuit with her husband to continue to film the movie. >> i understand that and i understand on the human level why he feels the way he does honoring her work. but as he really honor her work to have alec baldwin come with a man who fired the gun who killed halyna hutchins to be back on the set waving guns around? i wouldn't trust him to wave -- alec baldwin spent the last two years running around telling anyone who wanted to listen that he had no responsibility and feels no guilt about what happened. now, it turns out the d.a. has decided you might want to have something to do with him because he might be accountable. i think he should finally actually stop this talk where he wants someone to feel sorry for him and his his family and focus

more on honoring properly halyna hutchins. now, i don't think you can say he would honor her and her work by going back to the set when he's facing criminal charges of having potentially been the person responsible for killing her. so, there are two things at play here, ainsley. one, the feelings for her as a way to wear, which i understand. but really will we see alec baldwin back in his cowboy hat waving guns on "rust" on the set? >> ainsley: no guns are allowed on the set. everyone watched his show. he has a great show on fox nation every day at 4:30 p.m. ice all over the weekend they announce the coronation schedule? i'm sure you will be a part of it. >> that means you are coming back to london. >> ainsley: i hope so. >> what an incredible year and a platinum jubilee together whether a funeral together or carnation of a new monarch. pretty extraordinary here and the great history of my country. i can't think of anybody i would

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♪ ♪ >> steve: welcome back. actress victoria lucai who follows the daily lives have trade workers, the actress telling fox news digital, financially everyone cannot afford to go through college. then, you know go and get their nba's and all at the things like that. don't be afraid to pursue a schedule to make skilled trade to get good pay and good benefits. that sounds pretty good, right? here to react to brand-new shows on fox business, from the big

money show, brian brenberg and jackie deangelis on the back row and from the bottom line, sean duffy. >> we are like the well liquor, thanks, which we are perfectly comfortable with. >> the back row as the top show over here. >> steve: let's start with the top show and we've been talking to mike about this why go to college when you can do a skilled trade and make a lot of money. you once upon a time people don't realize this drove a forklift. >> i drove a forklift and i was better than it which is why i'm here now but i have a lot of friends back home making great careers in the trades building businesses. i think we have denigrated the entrepreneurial opportunities that the trade can offer. >> steve: taylor, once upon a time, i remember i was graduated from high school, okay, you graduate from high school and your either -- i'm from kansas,

take over the farm, go to the military or go to college. >> it's like trade schools have been under representative. and we should push that on portable health college can be for some. skill gr still mixed trades are good and may be white-collar so it could be a good time for those trade schools. >> steve: absolutely, jackie, we don't make stuff in this country anymore. >> president biden said he would lose manufacturing job but what i loved about his interview, she was praising women driving and women who were not manly, or unfeminine but that word come embracing it and getting involved in manufacturing peer that is something you should encourage across the in this country as we tried to bring america back. a lot of people are hoping in 2024 someone will take the white house and do that. >> steve: dakin, you have seen your report on the job and big

jobs where you don't need to go to college? >> something i've been talking about for decades. i have worked at fox 20 years this spring. the biggest lie sold two generations of kids and generations of parents is that you need to pay for a college degree. you need to overpay for a college degree. and you need to go in debt for a college degree to be successful in this country. and you do not need to -- you can pursue something that is your passion, that you are grayed out. i am not joking when i say if i had it to do all over again, if i didn't wind up here, i would be a plumber, like in landscape architect. if sean messes this up at 6:00. [laughter] i can mow a lawn like nobody's business. >> steve: i learned to weld in high school and when i was in college i was a plumber's assistant, which just mean i

carried all the heavy stuff. you know, sean, we have been talking about actually going to college and getting a degree to get a job, but ultimately, what we have learned over the last number of years is when you go to college, you don't just get an education but sometimes the education is a little iffy. but you wind up getting indoctrinated. it is more about a brain wash then a career. >> in a trade school, it is important to have people speak out like my brother because so many teachers, so many parents and school counselors say, listen, the pathway to be successful as the go-to college. listen, learn a skill set, learn a trade because you can support your family. it is great money. i know people go to the house to fix plumbing. it is big money and pays out. this is important to get kids to read think about what is success and how do i live my dream?

>> this is white it makes us look so endlessly angry, the joe biden and company trying to forgive all the student that appear there has been a moratorium on making student loan payments for about 36 months on going into the middle of this year. while people are out driving forklifts and delivering people's packages and doing a whole host of trades where they never went in debt to do that. they are lifting this nation up when people are not paying their debts back. >> steve: a big discussion today and watch the big money show at 1:00 eastern time. watch the bottom line at 6:00 p.m. eastern. are you guys excited? sean, dakin, brian, taylor, jackie, thank you. we will be watching. still had on this monday both sides demanding answers at six more items containing classified documents found that the president's place in delaware. former secretary mike pompeo knows a thing or two about national security.

he's got a book and he is next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> brian: we will start with the news and get to the stories. six classified documents found in president biden's wilmington home friday by the fbi purity next guest knows a thing or two about classified intelligence. the trust of top-secret scum of the secretary of state with me right now the author of a brand-new book mike pompeo's new book, "never give an inch: fighting for the amerca i love." it is great. secretary, great to see you, a great piece of work but first off what did you glean from what we've been through over the last few weeks? 25-30 documents which could be 40 pages. how did this happen? can you see how it happened? >> it is hard to explain.

these documents came from his time in the senate. when i was on the house intelligence committee, you walked in and left it was on the table. something is really not right here. i think we don't know all the facts yet. it is really troubling there were so many documents for so long in an unsecure space. i hope we get to the bottom of it. >> you put together your book and talk about, that is it. this could be my last term in congress and then benghazi hearings, very stressful. all of a sudden even though you went to bat for marco rubio, mike pence reaches out to you and says, "mike, would you take a position with the trump team? "they came back with the cia and you thought what a question mark >> i thought, oh, my goodness a chance to serve america the right way. the book, my wife and i elected fourth term from congress the south-central part of the state of kansas and finished and i have this incredible opportunity.

the president never hesitated to remind me, hey, you are the marco rubio guy. we have a fantastic relationship with good outcomes. a chance to get interested to tell these stories, interesting, fun but also an inside look how we delivered america first foreign policy and protected the american people. >> brian: you welcome the cia and they damage june unit. john brennan you thought was worse than you thought. give us your perspective. >> he wouldn't use the word "buying." the cia doesn't spy. you should know the cia does great espionage work. i wanted to get the people back in the field. we need to collect this information so the decisions that they need, he politicized that place. you remember they had done the russian report, the the famous thing that became the basis for two and a half years of the russian hoax. this russian report and january 6, 2017 just before the

president was confirmed, they went to trump and told him he was a russian accent. the book talks about this and how it impacted our ability to deliver. >> brian: kellyanne conway's book, the book nikki haley's book comes out, mike pence, jared kushner's book the mouth that you have an interesting take. you got along with john kelly. but one thing the president did make a mistake on, he should have gotten out of the iranian deal day one. but your aggressive push on iran you think helped. >> absolutely. it kept americans more safe. our partner in the middle east is release. you remember trump got out of the deal and then there is resistance inside the state department, the defense department from america's senior leader, my predecessor didn't want to get out of the deal. so we didn't get out until the secretary of state two weeks. >> brian: wanted to make you secretary of state and secretary

of defense. you call that you know the idea but that would be a first. >> that was a nutty idea i concur. a passing moment but sheet metal said, what do you think? it was towards the end of the time. we have gone through the secretary of defense and the president had come to trust me. i write in a story staying mission focused and i think that is what the president was saying, maybe you can do a book. that would be nuts. >> brian: talking before, my opinion only, on that stage debating against the former president of the united states. i believe mike pence will be there too. would you be reluctant to debate your former boss? about the future of the country and how you are a better option as president? >> this is about explain to the american people the rationale to be president of the united states. it will be a great debate and exciting conversations the republicans will have. i hope the american people will listen to everybody who steps forward to make the case and then make informed judgments and then we will see what happens. >> brian: one thing, you will

not be intimidated. we will talk about it on the radio and a half an hour. just the beginning, a great book and thank you for writing it and coming in today. >> thank you. >> brian: it is out officially tomorrow? >> out tomorrow. >> brian: janice dean has a great forecast. >> thank you great interview. let's take a look at the maps a storm system exiting these post with kind of a mess of snow, rain along the coast. another storm system moving in from the rockies towards the mississippi river valley up towards midatlantic and the northeast, a coastal storm. it could give us our first snowstorm for new york city. severe storm threat to state texas through mississippi and alabama towards the florida panhandle peer of the future track not only a mixture of raid sleet, but we will see snow from texas all the way up towars the great lakes peer that is something we will track and of course foxweather.com with the latest details. i will be here as well, all right, brian over to you. >> brian: flow right it is up

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: wrapper flo rida, an all-american summer concert series on stage right here in july. watch this. ♪ ♪

>> steve: exhausted after th that. he is celebrating and major legal victory after a jury in florida awarded him $82 million from his contract, breach of contract lawsuit against celsius energy drink. >> brian: flo rida joins us now, congratulations on the win. justice is served. what does it feel like? what does it feel like to have justice? >> oh, man, it is definitely overwhelming, but you know, i put in the hard work he and my team and only expected to have put out in the world. i hope you are in the state right now. >> steve: on stage from our friends. if you come back this summer, we will get you tuesday. are you coming back? >> definitely coming back. i'm ready to party again. >> ainsley: so fun. >> steve: beside you have all

this money. before, explain how you got this money and what your deal was with celsius energy drink? >> basically, my passion for fitness definitely sparked this whole thing. a $10 million company and what it is today is worth $8 million. me and my team, we as far as my music goes, we was always like very hands-on with marketing. and this is what catapulted the company to where it is today. definitely a shout out to christina pearson, my legal team who helped get this message across as far as when we set out to do this. it has been a long haul, but this is what i believe in. i believe health is wealth. now that the victory has been such a blessing. >> ainsley: you know, it is a long journey.

you fought and you prevailed, but isn't it good for everybody? you walk away with this money a billion-dollar company and we talk about it on the news. people haven't tried celsius or heard about it before, it's all over the press the last few weeks. i tried this drink and it is delicious. >> yes, i mean, basically, i mean, it is one thing to think about the money and everything but really, it is about justice. it is about the fact that something i'm passionate about when it comes to health. territory and we have this victory. and the fact that i've been private on his. doing plenty of push-ups and things like this in love and fitness. the fact that we have these victories come it is not about the money but the fact that the purpose of everything, you know? >> brian: i will tell you this and i won't tell you what to do but you have the marketing instincts but if you need a morning show and we need energy in the morning, we could be the

officiate celsius the right drink for the right price. think about that. meanwhile, you do have new music coming out. high heels featuring walker ace, and other great one, jimmy ellen and other great guest of ours. tell us what went into that. >> oh, man a shout out to my brother, walker hayes and a high heels come a shout out. i got to do some tiktok because i love the fact that he gets up with his family and does a lot of tiktok. a shout out to my brother jimmy ellen and i'm rich enough to do some collaborations for country music. so look for the album coming out soon. >> steve: what about -- i mean you, we have done summer concerts for years and without a doubt, you had the most electrifying but what about the folks can actually see you in

person? >> oh, man look forward to me coming to a city near you. look forward to some tours coming up, drinking some celsius because i am an owner and celsius. and it gives me the energy to go forward. and the situation is just about people not giving me might just do and not understanding that it takes opportunity to maximize your situation here this is what this is all about. as you can see, i'm a person that loves to go out and definitely get that energy that people respect and love. i love the smiles and the fact that i'm just not a local artist but an international artist and sold over 100 million records to around the world. and we will still promote celsius. the thing is, you know, when someone is a part of something that is so legendary, so successful, you need to get everybody just do and don't

forget about the people who have put you on is what it's all about. >> ainsley: you never forgot where you have come from, you are from florida. is that why your name is flo rida spelled out as florida? >> don't forget to go with the flow, yes. >> brian: the other thing about celsius, it is good for you. it is healthy for you. but it gives you a pickup after dragging 16 hours on stage. you still have to go work out. you need something to give you that edge. >> you need a healthy energy drink. this is what got me intrigued about the product the fact that, like i said, health is wealth and parallel to what i believed in. the fact that it's very healthy, you know, i need to embrace this and let it be a part of what i do every day. this is organic to who i am. but i look forward to another energy drink coming out very, very soon. >> steve: look at that.

you are still a brand ambassador, not officially, but flo rida, thank you for joining us and we look forward to grilling steaks. will will have a great big complement for you all swats with the summer concert series in the summer. >> definitely, look out for the artist as well, the label, the international nephew.another ba search of president biden's home. good morning. hope the weekend was grand. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." last week i said there were more shoes to drop. six hours later we were proven right. the white house is saying it requested the search. it took place on friday. the fifth batch of