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clearance to receive the document. lucas tomlinson has the latest. good morning. >> lucas: good morning, ashley and todd. u.s. officials say a leading theory is that the leaks came from a disgruntled contractor similar to snowden. the timeline, 53 documents posted online many between february 23rd and march 1, some date back to january. secret arms deal between egypt and russia and the docs come from cia and nsa, and e-mails about evidence dropping on south korea and israel and reveal ukraine will run out of air defense missiles by the end of may. here is john kirby. >> we are all working at this very, very hard and trying to get answers to find out where this breach occurred. i don't know and it would be

foolish to determine how long that will take. >> lucas: in taiwan, china launched aircraft to carry out simulated attacks and beijing says piwant president has become a pawn of the u.s., saying tsai ing-wen sided with the united states, pushing taiwan to stormy seas. senator marco rubio reacted. >> if there is capability gap, we have to close. we have not invested in things we need to, we are focused on the middle east and other parts of the world. we need to create deterrence to china. this is not a president or administration that commands respect, much less fear or concern on the part of our adversaries. >> lucas: moments ago, china announced no fly-zone north of taiwan for three days, beginning sunday, which means missile tests are likely.

president biden is heading to ireland today. >> todd: why do officials think the contractor disgruntled ended up leaking, is that because that is what snowden did or something we're not being told right now? >> lucas: likely that is the reason. who had access to the documents? you have to have light level of security clearance. we saw it with private manning who disclosed secrets at the same time he comes to whistleblowers, maybe people uncomfortable with u.s. intill igence or espionage or somebody wanting to blow the whistle on ukraine saying how dire strait things are, especially comes to air defense system and weapons ukraine need to fight the russians. >> ashley: john kirby saying we have no idea how long it will take to figure out who leaked

this, i don't know if we'll ever get answers, i hope we do. when we talk about biden being in northern ireland and then to ireland later on, how does this affect him on the world stage based the contents of the leak? >> lucas: it is embarrassing, the president will have conversation and private meetings and if world leaders think any communication will be leaked for the world to see. >> todd: a lot of tough talks with allies to reassure them coming up for the biden white house. >> ashley: tough talks or maybe no talks because they are afraid of leaks like this. >> todd: president biden says russia arrest of "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich is totally illegal. >> anything you can say about his case? >> president biden: well, you know, we're making it real clear it is totally illegal what is

happening and declare so changes the dynamic. >> todd: the president telling gershkovich's parents his administration is working to secure his release. the state department designated the reporter as wrongfully detained. he was taken in to custody last month on espionage charges, which he denies. >> ashley: president biden will not hold a press conference on his trip to ireland. the president refuses to take questions with only one formal press conference this year, the administration said the trip is for work and personal reasons, as the president brought his son hunter and sister valerie along. his official reason for being there is for the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. like i said, the optics here do not look good. >> todd: wonder what personal

reasons are. >> ashley: we told you about the ai bot that threatens to destroy humanity, if you are concerned, you are not alone. >> todd: biden administration looking to regulate ai technology and they are asking you to help them figure out how to do it. called in a tech policy expert to walk us through this one. ♪ how do we decide what hotel to book? fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct at choicehotels.com.

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>> todd: well, we had a good run. the biden administration asking the public for heart regulating artificial intelligence after a bot laid out plans to destroy humanity. this comes a month after elon musk warned about the risk to society if not reigned in. >> ashley: tech policy research associate at heritage joins us. jake, i'm terrified of this. my mind goes to, you see chaos, gpt, human beings are among the most selfish creatures in existence, we must eliminate them before they cause more harm to our planet. i am committed to do this. my heart rate is up when i talk about this.

we talked before this segment, it is in movies. they somehow came up with this, is this enough to be scared about? >> hollywood has been the reference point for a long time for how normal people can understand this outside the line of code. it is something to be scared of. these are well founded ideas and fears of ai space represented in hollywood and now something we are grappling with realtime. we have been caught flat-footed, people like microsoft get rid of the ethics team tasked with handling this and widespread commercial deployment and things engrained in your laptop and across the school system, there will be nowhere to escape. if it is not built on a solid foundation, it is a scary thing. >> todd: joe biden and their

administration, we don't know what to do, maybe public can help out, that is chilling. this is xhn, but not often engaged across average people. this is notable, it is quite obvious, regulators have no idea how to handle this. there is a reason we have not built out this regulatory framework. the process is going to be very impactful. anyone from a viewer to a parent, anywhere in between can chime in here and give them perspective. frankly it might be more informed than the person tasked with writing the framework. >> ashley: not only that, how many stupid responses are they going to get that they may take seriously. we have a colleague, cheryl casone, i can't wait to talk to her, she says china will not stop pushing forward on this, what is your opinion on that? >> china is slow walking

deployment, trying to build with guardrails, trying to have those limitations put in place before it reaches consumers. in the united states, we've deployed with no regulations, no restrictions and letting it run wild. there will be a happy in between. end of the day, if we do not come forward and give an ethical foundation and guardrails, china will. >> ashley: should we stop? >> i mean, i think everyone looks back at that letter written by elon musk and tech leaders, i think that probably is the right decision, having some form of pause, everyone gets to cham in and we can build from there. we don't want the train to leave the station without having everyone onboard. >> todd: the bots posted about nuclear devices, the most powerful nuclear device created,

what would happen if i, meaning chaos gpt, destruction, issue hashtag domination. destroy humanity, establish global dominance, control humanity and obtain immortality. i understand the benefits, but is there legit reason to believe this technology could wipe out humanity? >> well, i mean, it is a tough answer, if it goes unchecked and we let it scale without control, no telling the direction it would go. actually it could enhance ability, we want to make ourselves better with this. it is up in the air and will largely hinge on regulations and commenting process. >> todd: when you see a tech hearing on capitol hill, these

people do not understand the internet, zero percent chance -- >> ashley: they don't even know how to pronounce it sometimes and that is scary. thanks for being here. i don't know if i feel any better. >> todd: so you00 the other side, been a good run. mayor of baltimore bringing back mandatory city-wide curfew for minors starting memorial day. we will talk to a business owner. >> ashley: climate change is making pro athletes better at baseball? what. >> todd: come on. >> ashley: wait until you hear this one, unpacking that next with joe concha. ♪

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evacuation orders. firefighters warn this fire is only 10% contained. >> ashley: still no word on what started it, thankfully no one has gotten hurt. senior meteorologist janice dean is here. >> janice: part of the problem is warm temperatures and it has been dry. fire weather alert for the northeast through the plain states. pennsylvania, washington, d.c., toward boston, potential of wildfire danger. temperatures are reminiscent of what we expect in mid-june. new york 82. 80 in detroit. getting into thursday, close to 90 in new york city, upward of 23-degree difference for this time of year. same thing for friday and saturday that is when the cold front moves through and temperatures coming down a

little bit, although still in the 70s for a lot of folks. fire danger for the northwest and upper midwest. fire danger exists, especially with the warm temperatures and dry conditions. here are potential record highs for parts of the northeast and stretching to the southwest and plain states, especially the upper midwest. wisconsin 86. denver 83. parts of wyoming in the 70s, feeling more like june. this is the big story this week is the temperatures and we'll break records across the plain states in toward the northeast on thursday and friday, so wildfire danger for a lot of folks. if you like it warm, we're getting a taste of that. >> todd: i have never seen a wildfire warning in a state i lived, shocking to me.

>> janice: it does happen in summertime, it is early. >> ashley: skipped over the 50s and 60s. >> janice: we will get back to more seasonal temperatures, yeah. >> ashley: thank you. >> janice: you got it. >> ashley: in baltimore, business owners say rowdien toos are taking over the streets making them shut down earlier than usual. the city's democratic mayor brandon scott says he will lay down the law. hear me and hear me clearly, we're going back to the old days, enforcing a youth curfew. business owners are asking why is it not happening right now? the owner of luna del sea in baltimore joins me now. thank you for getting up with us. good morning. >> ashley: good morning to you. that is the question, why is this not happening right now? this is not going to be enforced

for another month, a lot can happen in that timeframe. >> well, good morning. this been going on in the city of baltimore, i do what i want to do when i want to do it been going on in the city for many years now. mayor brandon scott is trying to do his best, but this takes whole entire city government, not just the mayor office, all aspect need to come together to put this order back into order. so this is kind of late, but better than not having this curfew in tact for city of baltimore because these kids, they want to do something. there is couple hundred of them,

they cannot be controlled by any aspect of government in the city. what do you do? take the next step. and bring in forces that you don't want to bring in the city, but it might be able to control and help the city government to control this gatherings that is not good for the business people in the city, especially on the street where people come out of the country and out of other states to visit baltimore as a tourist. this is not a good look for the city. >> ashley: no, it is not. i understand there needs to be a curfew in place, what good will a curfew do? will they put them in jail? leave them there to where a point can be made? >> they are minors, they cannot

be touched. >> ashley: they are 14 and 17 years old. yeah, you need the parents to be able to talk to them rather than arresting them or any other procedure to follow this lawlessness in the city of baltimore. >> ashley: there is not a juvenile detention center they can put them in, where i'm from, there is juvi, and that is where the kids go. well, right now the main problem is these kids don't have no place to go, so they gather, they know about this gathering and need to create something for these kids to be able to go. they used to go to the malls, they cannot anymore, things has

changed. they want a hang out place they should be monitored because they are underage, but part of the city in the area is not the area for them to gather. >> ashley: right. there is no control. >> ashley: i do put blame on the parents with this, they are too young to really have -- this is -- should not be the government and city's problem, this is on the parents and the lack of parenting has got us in this situation. before i let you go, since the start of 2023, five minors died due to gun violence and 23 left hurt. they are causing problems with businesses and it is affecting everybody, businesses like you, that has been around 20 years and affecting the kids too. it starts at home. tony assadi, thank you for your time. good luck to you. the 2024 democratic national

convention will be held in crime-ridden chicago, there is no better place in the country to tell the story of joe and kamala, we'll unpack with cheryl casone. >> todd: not our words, the people trying to tell this words. >> i have big easter news, joe biden can roll eggs, what is going on? where is jill? marco, jillo? >> todd: stephen colbert one of joe biden's most unlikely critics poking fun at the president's 2024 plans. joe concha is next.

>> todd: a fox news alert, we are learning hunter biden business associates visited the white house 80 times while joe biden was vp, including meetings with joe biden himself. >> ashley: and investigation into the first family's business dealings, lauren blanchard good morning. >> lauren: president biden has landed in ireland, in tow his sister valerie, who adviseless the president and hunter biden. while then vice president biden

was in office, a number of hunter's former business partners and assistants of his firm visited the white house 80 times during the obama administration. this is what president biden said when asked about his son's business dealings. >> mr. vice president, how many times have you spoken to your son about overseas business dealings? >> i have never spoken to my son overseas business dealing, never discussed with my son, brother or anyone else anything having to do with their business. do you stand by your statement that you did not discuss business dealings? >> i stand by this. >> a stenographer says that is not so, mike mccoramick wants to testify the vice president ignored his son's ukraine

business dealings. it is conspiracy, i am a witness to that happening, citing a trip he took in 2014 on air force one. mccormick is a trump supporter. and president is beginning in belfast talking business development. >> todd: we are learning if hunter biden business partner relations with the white house, the big three evening praudcasts spent zero minutes discussing this. they covered rising cost of postage stamps and the ai revolution. >> ashley: right, joe concha joins us, does this shock you because it does not me? >> joe: 0.0 minutes of coverage, not at all.

we've seen this movie many times when it comes to this bombshell and it is a bombshell. president biden told peter doocy he never discussed business dealings with hunter. if hunter biden was under investigation and president trump said he never discussed this with his son and visitor logs show it contradicts that claim 80 times over, would abc and cbs be on this like white on rice? >> todd: they covered evergreen stories that you can air whenever you want, this is a major revelation and major story, yet crickets, i'm sure an innocent mistake. did you see this? stephen colbert cracking jokes about 2024 future for the president after the easter egg roll, here is the clip. >> biden dropped hints about

2024. >> i plan on at least three or four more easter egg rolls, maybe five. maybe six, what the hell. >> i am mentally fit to run for president of the united states. what is going on? where is jill? marco, jillo? >> todd: it is pretty funny, it is a big deal, it is coming from democrat stephen colbert, this is evidence that dems do not want joe biden to be the nominee. >> joe: they do not want joe biden to have a second act and never has anyone uttered that interview with al roker at the easter egg roll was a disaster. when you have lost colbert, you know you have be prosecutes. democrats will fall in line and support joe biden if and when he does run again, particularly if

donald trump is the opponent. regardless of his record on crime, border, foreign policy, democrats will support him even if they don't want him to because the alternative to them is a nightmare. >> ashley: if anyones he is joking, behind every joke there is truth. new study claiming climate change is adding 50 home runs per year, i will forfeit my turn and hand it to todd. >> todd: yielding time to the senator from new jersey. joe, the study says long-term increase in game-time temperature at baseball stadium and resulting increase in air density is responsible for the ball flying out of the park. now climate warriors are coming after my yankees who rely on the home run ball? >> joe: put it this way, this is how stupid this study is.

look at last season, 722 fewer home runs in 2022 than in 2021. that is the second biggest drop in dingers in major league history, did climate change take off last year? this laughable study doesn't mention impact of several major league ballparks moving in their fences. citi field 108 home runs hit in 2011, now 155, nearly 50% more. 500 more home runs were hit because of climate change? maybe the balls are juiced, that leads to home runs, maybe ballparks are smaller, maybe there is more dome stadiums, better conditions, better results. i played baseball in high school, i'm revealing now. maybe players take better care of themselves.

the fat ball player, he is in the beer league and mostly extinct on the major league level. sometimes you win, sometimes you lose and sometimes it rains. >> ashley: they said the solution was building domes, shifting game days to night games and i think this is ridiculous. >> todd: maybe instead of focusing on this, focus on the ai problem instead of home runs in baseball, hurting my yankees. joe concha, i'll roll the egg or push it out, age old expression we know so well. >> ashley: no clue what he's talking about. >> todd: businesses could be forced to close doors and owners say bureaucrats are to blame. >> the property taxes are too high, it is so bad in brooklyn with crime, even biker gangs are scared of brooklyn. >> ashley: this is just one american story, this is

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>> todd: the dnc announcing 2024 national convention will be held in crime-ridden chicago.

they want to show off impeccable hospitality and world-renowned venues, there is no better place to tell the story of joe biden and kamala harris. the dnc moves in, major retailers are moving out, theft is the reason for them shutting their doors. >> ashley: cheryl casone has more, good morning. >> cheryl: good morning, crime up 47% under lori lightfoot and now brandon johnson is more left than she is. now walmart is saying, we will close half the stores, four stores. it is interesting in the south and west of chicago, more crime-ridden than the other sections of the city. beautiful city, love chicago, the crime wave is a piece of this. walmart said the simplest explanation, our chicago stores have not been profitable since we opened 17 years ago, the

stores lose tens of millions of dollars, and their loss doubled in the last five years. the mayor of chicago says businesses do not pay taxes. this business will be leaving. >> todd: do you think this will make chicago better? i think the answer is no and we have a clear answer, this is joe biden and kamala harris's doing, that statement by pritzker is right. >> cheryl: how will they control crime? >> todd: they will clear everything out and as soon as the event is over, crime can come back. >> ashley: same thing they did in el paso when biden went, that is what we will see. >> todd: you had a great interview about portland, maine. >> cheryl: this is amazing, they want you as residents to donate

to help shelter migrants in portland, maine. i will play part of this interview, this is richard ward. here is what he said about tents. >> the governor janet miller should go see how bad americans have and the homeless crisis in portland. the city let's them go and as long as they set up where people will not see them all day, nobody cares. >> cheryl: here is what the cities, we continue to receive many asylum-seeking individuals and families seeking shelter. we are asking for community support. the city will use monetary donations to provide assistance and basic necessities. this migrant settlement is playing out in many major

cities, asylum cities. >> ashley: you have a homeless crisis in the cities and i ask richard if they will let the homeless people go into this expo center and he said, just for migrants. the homeless americans can stay on the street, that is what they are saying. >> cheryl: they are adding more hotels in new york city for migrants, what is upon haing, they are kicking out homeless families. >> ashley: what is wrong with that? no logic involved. a family business that has been a staple in its neighborhood for 130 years is at risk of closing shop. >> cheryl: erik frankel says 100 years in business in new york city, this is frankel's shoe store, the owner says we survived gangs, riots, pollution, recessions, even the great depression, who would have

thought property tax and bureaucrats would be our greatest threat. here is what else he had to say. >> property taxes are too high, we're competing with companies that don't have to charge sales tax and it is too much. it is hard to find staff. it is getting so bad in brooklyn with crime, even the biker gangs are scared of brooklyn. >> cheryl: parts of brooklyn have become very dangerous and the bronx and manhattan under the liberal policies the city has been dealing with. when you have businesses closing, that is text revenue you no longer have to spend on -- i don't know, homeless services. >> todd: the great depression, think about that, survived and thrived through it and now the policies of the people in charge are potentially going to drive him out. >> cheryl: survived the '70s in

new york city. >> todd: we have passed a rubicon, society can't continue like this. >> ashley: i wonder if they will realize and change course. >> cheryl: you get what you vote for. >> todd: 100%. >> ashley: i said it earlier, cheryl is saying it now. >> todd: pro athletes who fought for women's pay are trying to shut down a bill that will make sure they can compete fairly. congressman greg steube is here to respond. >> ashley: first brian kilmeade will look at "fox and friends," good morning. >> brian: put this out for approval, if be prosecutes, please text me immediately. next three hours, pentagon scrambling to contain the series of leaks, not hacks, experts are calling the worst since snowden, the search for answers coming up and fallout from our enemies, plus president biden in belfast,

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>> ashley: manhattan district attorney alvin bragg filing a lawsuit against jim jordan over subpoenas he issued over part of

his investigation into bragg's handling of the trump indictment. >> todd: brooke singman to tell us more. >> a manhattan d.a. is asking a to judge invalidate jim jordan's subpoenas surrounding the indictment of former president donald trump. now, in the lawsuit, bragg calls the subpoenas a, quote, unprecedentedly brazen and unconstitutional attack by members of congress. bragg filing brief in part members of congress are not free to invade new york's sovereign authority for their or mr. trump's political aims. congress nasa no authority to conduct oversight into bragg's exercise of duties under new york law. here is what jordan had to say in response to bragg's accusations. watch. >> we have a constitutional duty to get to the facts, physically when you have a district attorney interfering with the most important election we have which is election of the commander-in-chief, the president of the united states. alvin bragg used federal funds to indict a former president for no crime and then when we ask questions about it, when we want

to investigate, he takes us to court. br>> a district attorney filed a lawsuit field hearing plans to hold next monday focus on bragg's pro-crime anti-victim policies and how the district attorney filed his lawsuit ahead of a field hearing. the judiciary hearing planned for new york city. he conducted first tv interview since he pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records in new york. the charges stem from alleged hush money payments made before the 2016 presidential election in the interview trump maintained his innocent innocence and called his will arraignment a sad day. >> it was a horrible thing did i absolutely nothing wrong. absolutely nothing wrong. look at the pundits, legal analysis, gregg jarrett all these powerful people they said he didn't do anything wrong. i went to a courthouse which is also a prison in a sense, they

signed me. in i will tell you, people were crying. people that work there. it was a sad day in many ways. >> trump's next court date in connection with the case is december 4th. ashley, todd? >> todd: brooke singman, thank you. let's bring in congressman steube. do you in congress have congressional oversight over a d.a. prosecuting a former president, federal. using federal funds to do so and inevitably charging on federal law? >> yeah absolutely we we do. they use federal funds. they are actually saying trump should have used campaign funds for this, which is a violation of federal election law. so there is also a federal election law nexus. but the bigger point here is you have a district attorney who is using his authority and going after a president to affect the outcome of the 2024 election.

so i don't see how we wouldn't want to get involved from congressional oversight perspective. doesn't work for the d.a. anymore. wrote back about the fact that alvin bragg didn't want to bring charges against trump and all the things we want to ask questions. it alvin bragg is trying to prevent that individual from testifying. what exactly is he hiding? >> ashley: he calls it unconstitutional attack on him being bragg even calling jordan's move brazen. and that's a quote brazen. what exactly does he think his move to indict trump was, normam normal? >> exactly. you are going after a formal president. unprecedented never happened in the history of our country over a crime that is not a crime. legal scholars after legal scholars all sorts of constitutions under the sixth amendment. statutory issues. under lying crime where he changed business records is technically a business record.

saying he should have used campaign account to pay for which is federal election crimes. none of that has been pled well within the indictment proceeding. you have all sorts of issues here. it's 100 percent politically motivated. >> if trump wasn't up in the polls and he wasn't running for president again they wouldn't be filing this charge against him. >> todd: raised a great point on pomerantz he isn't in the d.a.'s office anymore. there is something here. dozens are proposing the protection of girls in women's sports acted. we believe that gender equity in sport is critical. our deepest hope is that transgender and intersects kids will never have to feel the isolation, exclusion and othering that h.r. 734 name of the bill is seeking to enshrine into law. your response, congressman? >> first of all, we are not keeping any child from being able to play sports. we are saying you have to play sports tore collegiate activities in your biological

sex. so there is an equal playing field. congress enacted title ix 50 years ago in the 1970s to create women's sports. to allow an equal playing field for women to play women in women sports and now the left wants to allow biological men to compete with them and it's example after example. i had emma wiant here in sarasota that was beat in olympic trial in swimming by lia thomas, a biological male. you have season what has happened to riley gaines being physically attacked and her testimony how she has lost medals and positions. this happens every single day in america. it's wrong. in violation of title ix. designed to protect women's sports and we will ensure that's protected next week. >> ashley: these women megan rapinoe played against biological women. they don't know the implications and what can happen to these young kids right now. as a female athlete myself i would be mortified to know. it's hard enough to play against

a really solid biological female in sport. this makes it almost impossible to win. >> it's crazy that the left has this so progressive ideology that is forcing this on people and forcing it collegiately. it's time to stand up for women's sports. >> ashley: it is. good for you. >> todd: congressman steube. appreciate your time this morning. "fox & friends" begins now. ♪ >> brian: here we go. we begin with a fox weather wild wildfire alert. forest fire only 10% contained at this hour. >> ainsley: nearly 2 200 houses and buildings in manchester township were cleared out as a precaution. mandatory evacuation order was lifted 1 hour ago. officials are starting controlled burns in nearby areas to try to stop the spread. you can see they are calling it jimmy's water hole fire right there. the red cross is on the ground in the are