documents revealed on social media and the person who may have leaked them. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom" -- i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. president biden speaking out in ireland as an explosive report reveals some personal details about the man behind the leak of sensitive military secrets of which there are many. source says he knows the leaker, telling the "washington post" about a possible motive. they did an interview with this person and put him in shadow at his request. that's our understanding. here is part of that. roll it. >> it would appear as if he sort of grew angry with the fact that only 1 or 2 people were paying attention to these documents he was pouring his heart out into and as a sign of just anger, he just decided to post the full document. he was a very smart way. no way he would not know that these were illegal. >> dana: peter doocy traveling with president biden joins us

from dublin. hi, peter. >> dana, we have been told today on the record by a white house official here in dublin the president biden is having the time of his life. that is not something you usually hear about the work trip. and a few minutes ago president biden down played the significance of these document getting leaked. >> president biden: there is a full blown investigation going on with the intelligence community and justice department and they are getting close. >> how concerned are you about this leak? >> i'm not concerned about the leak -- i'm not concerned that it happened but nothing contemporaneous that i'm aware of that is of consequence. >> the accused leaker is a man in his 20s who works on a military base and uses the moniker o.g. online according to the "washington post", which talked to an unnamed member of a chatroom where classified materials were shared weeks before the pentagon realized it was out there.

a chatroom that counts as members some foreign nationals from russia and ukraine. we did have a chance to ask the press secretary about it here in dublin at a rare briefing abroad. >> afghanistan report last week found that the intel was bad there and now some more reliable intel is leaking out. is president biden satisfied with the people who are handling american intelligence? >> what i will say is again d.o.j. is reviewing these documents. we cannot speak to the validity of these documents. >> but some at the white house are speaking to the validity of the classified materials. >> the fact that you have leaks of classified information that are out in the public domain and don't belong there. >> a big theme of these leaks is that the u.s. is spying on allies and yet we are told the

leaks did not come up at a sit-down with president biden and the u.k. prime minister yesterday. >> dana: thank you, peter doocy. congressman mike waltz from florida joins us now. i want to play a little more from the interview that the teen gave to the "washington post" about the leaker. >> there is talks of foreign intelligence agencies who supplying in what wars and who is funding certain things. there is talks of nuclear weaponry. that's hardly touching the iceberg. there is stuff if your tax dollars are funding these atrocities you should be able to know about it. >> dana: your reaction to the leaker. as far as we know not in custody yet but perhaps known now. >> yeah, dana. i find this far more serious and more significant than what we're hearing from the white house and what jumped out at me is just

that we have this massive security infrastructure within the defense department, our intelligence community, secure compartmented facilities by the thousands, secure i.t. systems, security background checks that take months, if not years, and cost billions and billions of dollars. yet this seems to have been done so simply and it really drives me as a member of the intelligence committee from an oversight standpoint to look at that infrastructure and how much money we spend and how effective is it really? and also all of the insider threat programs that supposedly were put in place since the snow den leaks. at the end of the day we built these massive forts around our classified intelligence, as we should. yet it is the insiders that seem to be the biggest threats. that's what i want to dig into

when we get back to washington and start conducting oversight. >> bill: we mentioned this last hour upwards of 3 million americans have access to classified information. i would put that number at 300, not 3 million. it is what it is as of 2019. i think if you read through the "washington post" article a lot of that information in there stuns me. dana, i think probably you would agree with that. but jack keane just sat here and said this is not the top intelligence that we have and he suggested that we're overplaying the amount of information that is now out in the public domain. would you agree with that, sir? >> well, i think general keane was making the distinction between what's embarrassing -- it is. i was just out in south korea. the south koreaian president ran on a pro-american platform and now to learn we have collection,

according to these reports, on our allies, isn't helpful. it is incredibly difficult to engage in these alliances when we have that kind of stuff out there. what i think general keane was making a distinction between what's embarrassing and then the actual sources and methods. whether it's naming human sources or naming collection programs. i haven't received the full briefing yet. i haven't seen how much of that latter was actually exposed. i think that's what he is speaking to. i want to look at the protocols how the stuff got out and how much money we're spending or wasting to try to hide it. vert one other topic. this week the white house said it will introduce sanctions to combat the dealing of fentanyl saying they'll go after the accountability measures including financial sanctions on key targets to obstruct drug trafficker access to the u.s. financial system.

do you have confidence it will help combat the fentanyl coming into the u.s.? >> well, first we do need to focus on the cartels, number one. number two, i don't know if these cartels are on the international monetary system or using swift or have bank of america accounts that can really be affected here. they are moving cash and crypto. the end of the day i still maintain that we need to tap into military resources to support law enforcement. i have submitted legislation for the authorization the use of military force not an invasion, but space systems targeting, intelligence, offensive cyber. we have to put the cartels on their back foot. start disrupting and dismantling them and put them on the defensive. i this i -- i think that's how we get to the problem. i fear these sanctions are frankly a check the box from the

white house to say they are doing something, but the things i just listed will actually have an effect. they did it in columbia and we can do it again. >> bill: thank you for your time. michael waltz, thank you, back on the intel leak. apparently there is more coming. when that happens we don't know. but there is more apparent will i out there. that story is not over. et minutes past the hour. npr acquiting twitter after it was labeled as government-funded media. the first major news organization to abandon that platform and fears that the label will hurt their credibility. griff jenkins is watching that story in our d.c. bureau today. good morning. >> good morning. if you go to npr twitter now you will see that government-funded media and angers the public radio network who quit twitter after musk said they were state-affiliated media. now npr announced yesterday no

new content would be posted to its 52 official twitter feeds adding this, quote, npr's organizational accounts with low longer be active on twitter because the platform is taking actions what undermine our credibility by falsely implying that we're not editorially independent. they says they receive less than 1% of its $3 hundred million annual budget from the public broadcasting fund. musk called for them to be defunded. axios reporting this morning that pbs is also joining them and stopped tweeting on april 8th after musk labeled them government-funded as well. bbc another government that drew the same labels interviewed musk yesterday. >> does the bbc hold itself at all responsible for

misinformation regarding masking and side effects of vaccinations? and not reporting on that at all? and what about the fact the bbc was put under pressure by the british government to change the editorial policy. are you aware of that? >> it's clear, bill, labeling war is not over. this comes, by the way, when npr is no stronger to controversy. they refused to cover the hunter biden laptop story during the 2020 election. that story has been authenticated by multiple news organizations. >> griff jenkins in d.c. >> dana: a manhunt underway in new york city. police are looking for three suspects caught on camera breaking into a high-end park avenue auction house. >> bill: we're monitoring a huge fire at a recycling plant in indiana. look at this. evacuation orders are still in place for thousands who live there. >> a little bit of smoke coming from there. within ten minutes it started to really spread.

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>> bill: new york city police now searching for three suspects in connection to a smash and grab on park avenue, right? that might sound familiar. police say they took off with eight bags valued at more than $240,000. video shows the suspects using hammers to break into the front window of heritage auctions, a high-end auction house in the middle of the night. anyone with information asked to call the police. don't know how you identify that person with the hoodie but they got away with what they were looking for, right? >> dana: terrible activity and when i first left the white house i thought hermes was pronounced different. i didn't know about it. now i know.

police naming top music representative as a person of interest in the death of a woman in florida saying the woman, a musician, was found in the bathtub of david volno's luxury hotel room march 30th. >> david is a los angeles-based business manager representing artists, entertainers, actors and professional athletes. some of his biggest names include justin bieber, drake and post malone. the daily mail reports reveals a woman found dead in the bathtub of his miami beach hotel room was an aspiring musician he was hoping to sign. he told daily mail exclusively last night the loss of the 34-year-old is a terrible tragedy that he really liked her and that he had been helping her make music before she died. despite a police report naming him as a person of interest, the

46-year-old claims i wasn't there when she died. a live look at the hotel in miami beach where it happened on march 30th. according to the daily mail hotel surveillance video shows he left alone at 4:30 a.m. reports early that afternoon hotel security entered the room after informing the man the woman inside had not checked out and could not be reached. according to the daily mail they found the woman lying face up in the bathtub unresponsive with an unknown substance in various areas of the property. the man told the daily mail that the woman had been with him in the room because she had been recording music the previous night and that she was a client and he describes her as quote a good person. dana. >> dana: jonathan serrie. it sounds suspicious. keep us posted. >> bill: a massive fire continues to burn at a recycling plant in eastern indiana, the

town of richmond right near the ohio border and just looking at this plume of smoke from the other day all that smoke and soot and ash will spread into the community for several more days we're told. that serves as a warning for those who live there. >> the winds and intensity of the flames, our efforts were successful. it did not get into the residential area as far as the fire is concerned. >> there was an evacuation order still in place that affects 2,000 people who live there. ronnie coffee lives there and not ordered to get out but his business was shut out. thank you for your time. you live across the street from this plant. what does it look and smell like in your town? >> our business is across the street from the plant. a neighbor across the street lost two buildings. there is a smell depending what side of town you are on.

it's a rough go around here. it's sur real. >> bill: how do you feel? >> i don't know if it's hit me yet. one of those things i've just been doing what i have to do and getting things ready for my business. >> bill: ronnie, your own health. you have not been told to leave and you haven't. do you feel comfortable being there? >> where i live we're not down wind from it so i feel comfortable. over on the west side of town where the smoke is hitting i was driving down there yesterday and it seemed like the smoke was blowing after an explosion almost like a war zone down there. >> the epa administrator michael reagan in your town yesterday. >> epa team is on the ground collecting debris samples to determine whether asbestos

materials may have left the side. we're following the situation very closely and we'll continue to provide the community with any assistance that they need. >> bill: i guess two things then. what do you need now and are you getting the answers that you feel you need right now? >> so yes for me i'm getting the answers. it's one of those things where we get regular notifications from the epa. things like -- other things. there is a lot of things going on that's really quick. i don't think anybody was really ready for this. it's one of those things. it is rough on everybody. we're making it through and trying to get ahead of the ball as far as my business and everything. it's one of those things there are a lot of people here that can't go anywhere and still

staying in their homes and it is rough here. >> bill: ronnie, hang in there. good to have you on today. our best to everybody in richmond and that surrounding area. hopefully the 2,000 come home soon but not before it's safe. ronnie, thank you for your time. good luck. >> thank you. >> dana: people are so resilient and calm and they are get it done, figure out a way to make sure things are safe going forward. we wish them the best. >> bill: imagine seeing that in the sky two days ago and still burning today. good luck. >> dana: a violent monsoon leaving part of florida under water. torrential rain shutting down schools and airports. some house democrats -- senate democrats putting pressure on senator feinstein to resign. pelosi is accusing her colleagues of sexism. >> she deserves the respect to get well and be back on duty.

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>> dana: senator dianne feinstein facing growing pressure to resign before the end of her term. the 89-year-old has been on medical leave for shingles for about a month and now temporarily giving up her seat on the judiciary committee. that is so the panel can move forward with the president's judicial nominees, a big source of controversy among the democrats. the two within the democratic fight. look at a tweet from roe kaun yeah said it is time for senator feinstein to resign. she has had a lifetime of public service it is obvious she can no longer fulfill her duties not speaking out under mines our credibility as elected representatives of the people. he wants her to move on. nancy pelosi said this. >> she deserves the respect to get well and be back on duty.

it is interesting to me, i don't know what political agendas are at work going after senator feinstein in that way. i have never seen them go after a man who was sick in the senate in that way. >> dana: i don't know if i have seen anybody give up their seat temporarily. >> it is a unique situation. she is on a key committee on judiciary and they can't move forward with judicial nominees out of that committee without her vote. that has caused some real problems as far as stalling those nominations. she sent a letter to senator chuck schumer, the senate majority leader saying please fill in on the judiciary committee until i'm back. apparently the shingles has taken a toll on her health but she has already been of ill health a little bit. not moving around as well and has said she is not going to go to re-election. other democrats saying oats time to resign now.

>> does ro khanna want her job? >> dana: no. >> there is the open senate seat but her senate seat would be another one that would be appointed if she did resign and then that would be an election right away come -- so they would have two elections in the senate in california if that's what happens. >> bill: let's move to republicans, shall we? i think tim scott is in, right? a matter of signing the paperwork. here is a question for him as to whether or not he would support donald trump in the end. watch. >> if donald trump is the nominee for the republican party, would you support him? >> i plan on being the nominee. i have an exploratory committee moving forward. >> if trump is the nominee would you support him? >> i look forward to being the nominee and working on my own committee. >> bill: he gave the right answer, right? i want to be the guy.

>> it's a tough one. >> bill: how do you think about the way he laid it out yesterday? we were talking about the video and talking about the beginning of the civil war and talking about how far america has come in terms of race relations. how do you see him fit into this primary battle? >> he has a really compelling story and you've heard it from his father being in the cotton fields and he is one generation removed from that and i think there is some sense that his compelling story is really good on the trail. he is also really good on policy. he is one of the founders of the enterprise zones and some of the major things in the senate that potentially would be good to run on. there is just going to be a number of people, i think, that are the anti-trump vote and one of the reasons he has a hard time answering that question is you don't want to make that

group too mad. you want to cater to some of them. but the anti-trump vote will be a crowded lane. >> dana: for people who can't get enough talking about 2024, we're three of them, the latest quinnipiac poll shows biden and trump close at 48 to 46 if the two become the nominees, bret. >> we have a long way to go. i think there is a long process. obviously the former president with tucker saying there is nothing that can get him out of this race. there are legal challenges ahead he will face and the question is whether other candidates on the gop side play that card and say we need as a party to move forward from chaos, etc. , etc. right now overwhelmingly in the gop primary the former president is way, way ahead every single poll double digits. more than 20 in most. >> dana: bret baier, great to see you. we'll do the hand-off professionally tonight from "the

five" to you. >> that might be iffy. >> dana: the first republican primary debate will be broadcast on fox news scheduled for august in milwaukee. date to be announced. >> bill: artificial intelligence could shake up the finance world. one hedge fund is already using the speed of a.i. to its advantage using the technology to try and boost the accuracy of its predictions on stocks. mark meredith is on that interesting story here. mark, good morning. >> good morning. when it comes to investing traders are looking for the upper hand. now with the rapid rise of a.i. those advantages could come from a computer moving at rapid speed predicting markets in ways we never could. wall street embraced a.i. robo investors cut many humans out of the portfolio management business and risen in popularity in recent years. one company is revolutionizing.

allowing data scientists to submit a.i. financial models and they're put to the test in the markets and the most profitable win sending money to those model creators. >> we're giving out a lot of data and people are building a.i.s to predict it and we take the results of what those a.i.s say and trading it ourselves. >> other companies also turning to a.i. to protect their money, intellectual property. dark face uses a.i. to detect any possible attack or malicious behavior potentially saving millions of dollars detecting hackers before a human would get suspicion. >> augmented secure teams will replace teams that are not augmented. they aren't able to keep pace and scale and perform on the same scale in that way. >> how will it impact the rest of us and our jobs? a recent report from goldman sachs that estimates 300 million

full-time jobs worldwide could be affected by a.i. i checked the sheet so far. "america's newsroom" new room anchors not on list to be relaysed. >> will be soon based on what we saw yesterday. health scare for jamie foxx. his daughter posting on instagram saying he suffered a medical complication. we don't know what that is. he is recovering thanks to quick action and great care. no word on specifics but he is currently filming a movie with cameron diaz. >> dana: hopefully we'll find out what it is to pray for his recovery and notice the signs to make sure you take care of your loved ones. >> bill: a good man there. >> dana: grim sign for new york city as more people who live here say they want to get out. what it means for the city's future. plus why some baseball stadiums are giving fans extra time to buy a cold beer.

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>> bill: flash flooding sweeping parts of southern florida. dumped a foot of rain in fort laud en daily. serious flooding in broward county. flights are still grounded ant ford -- ft. lauderdale. is the water gone yet? >> in some areas the water has receded. we're in downtown fort

lauderdale where that is the case. there are places earlier today still have the issue of flooding. as a result you can see some cars like this black one to my right is left stranded in water. still remaining inside the car, even across the street we see people trying to get some of the water out of their vehicles while they can. but just to give you guys perspective as to what happened. over 25 inches of rain at the airport in 24 hours. the city stated their system is designed to only handle three inches of rain in 24 hours. you can see what folks are going through last night as the national weather service called for a flash flood emergency saying it was dangerous and people immediately needed to seek higher ground. that also called for cancellations at the airport. it is closed until noon today. school systems also closed for the day. it has been messy for folks.

a lot of traffic here in fort lauderdale and still some flooded roads. >> bill: hang tough. we'll see what we get next. u.s. religious groups are warning anti-christian hostility has been rising sharply since president biden took office. a new report showing cultural and government hostility toward catholics and other christians have reached unprecedented levels including attacks against churches and legislation targeting church sacraments and something we'll watch. hopefully it doesn't get worse. >> dana: the justice department has offered a sweetheart plea deal to a vandal who admitted to defacing a catholic church destroying a statue of the gear vin mary -- virgin mary. the biden d.o.j. is coming down like a ton of bricks on others.

>> originally resisted arrest but admitted to vandalizing the church and assaulting a worker who tried to chase the person away. the police reports 31-year-old appeared intoxicated at the time and expressed anger over the supreme court's decision last june to overturn roe v. wade. she vandalized the church's statue of the virgin mary, smashed two glass doors and spray painted the church's exterior walls with graffiti. the plea deal reveals the justice department is ridge 0 jail time. pro-life advocates say this incident contrasts sharply with the biden administration for pro-life protestors at abortion clinics. >> this is the most terrible

example of politicizing and weaponizing the justice department. they are willing to send the f.b.i. after christians praying outside of abortion clinics. they are willing to go after parents in school board meetings. they are willing to send the f.b.i. to infiltrate churches down in richmond, virginia but they will turn a blind eye to these abortion industry activists. >> pro-life activist led to an f.b.i. raid on his home and government sentencing recommendation of 11 years behind bars. as for this woman she will face sentencing june 2nd. the d.o.j. lawyers will ask for no jail time plus three years of probation. >> dana: thank you for that report from d.c. >> bill: here in new york, new yorkers are leaving in droves. refusing to pay the high housing

costs for crime ridden streets and garbage and lacking hope in the city leadership. nearly a third of residents say they want out in the next five years. fellow new yorker fox news contributor tom shall -- shillue is getting out and going to st. louis this weekend. a third of new yorkers rate the new york quality of left negatively. 57% say the political system doesn't work for them. that could be on both sides. and since 2023 began close to 11,000 new yorkers went to florida and got a license there which means they will pay florida taxes instead of new york taxes and they are out of here. >> regardless of taxes they want to leave for quality of life. this is something that democrats have been saying for years and still are that we're on the edge of societal destruction because of global warning.

1, 2, 3 more years. republicans aren't making the case for urgency on the other side. democrats are ruining america's cities. they are a wrecking ball to quality of life in this country. republicans should stress we only have a couple years left. these cities are gone. reaching the point of no return. everyone keeps thinking it will come back. someday we'll have another giuliani. they can't get elected. look what happened in chicago. it's absurd. people are moving to the suburbs. kathy hochul's plan to destroy the suburbs. >> dana: massachusetts thing, did that have an effect? >> yes. but in massachusetts, the cities and towns for people who are changing the zoning laws is basically urbanizing the suburbs. they call it affordable housing but really what it is doing is putting apartment buildings in the suburbs to create blue areas which are now red. the conservative suburbs are going bye-bye and in

massachusetts, the localities are saying our hands are tied. once the law passes, the localities to change it. the state comes in and does what they want. >> bill: the new rat czar is on the job and she means business. >> i would like that job. i think it would be fun. >> bill: this is her approach. roll this. >> you will be seeing a lot of me and a lot less rats. no more dirty curbs, unmanaged spaces, or brazen boroughing. there is a new sheriff in town. with your help we'll send those rats packing. >> i don't want to see a lot of her. the rats are in the tunnels. they should be there getting rid of the rats. this is a political appointment i think. i would like the job but i think there are probably people more

qualified than her to be the rat czar. there probably is a rat czar and don't have the title. someone in charge of rodents in the city. >> dana: now we know who she is and says she will do a good job. major league baseball is putting beer sales during the eighth inning. >> seventh inning stretch. your last chance to get a beer. i don't know why you need a beer after the fourth inning. i get one. they are double size these beers. i am a lightweight. i won't drink beer for the whole game. get your beer by the third inning or it's over. nobody should get beer in the eighth inning. that's when i am leaving. >> bill: i think they put the restrictions on a while back because of folks driving to the stadium. maybe that would help. >> dana: games are long. now the games they're trying to make shorter. >> bill: which they are a little

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shepherding that department. you've seen her. the community, the whole nation through this tragedy. i'll have her in "focus." also will cain, tammy bruce top of the hour. >> dana: we have a breaking news right now. seems there might have been an arrest in the murder of the tech executive bob lee. we have jeff paul there in los angeles. this crime happened in san francisco last week, jeff. what do you know? >> we reached out to the san francisco police to confirm the report that appeared in mission local. the killer according to this report works in tech and is a man familiar with bob lee. they were in a car together and that's when the stabbing happened according to the mission local. report indicates the man was arrested in the bay area. just to remind you, lee was killed last week. investigators they were called to the waterfront around 2:30 a.m. last tuesday. that's when they found lee who

had been stabbed. medics tried to save him but he later died at the hospital. his father wrote on facebook he basically had lost his best friend. >> dana: it's interesting, jeff. yesterday mayor london breed doing an interview said when more information came out about this case people would be surprised. that might have been what she was talking about? >> i think so. i think for a lot of people who have been following what's going on in san francisco, i this i the first indication was maybe it was random given the amount of crime that happens there. but now it seems like according to the mission local and again we're trying to confirm these reports, that it was someone he was familiar with and somebody he was according to this report in a car with at the time of his stabbing, dana. >> dana: jeff paul, thank you for that breaking news. we'll keep on top of it. this just broke during while harris was doing the tease for her show. >> bill: it was reported at 2:30 in the morning and he is on the surveillance video near the bay

bridge i do believe. and he is calling 911. he approached a car that had flashing lights on the side of the road. according to the video he pulls up his shirt to show the stab wounds underneath his skin and the car drove away and that forced him to search for more help. in the end it was too late. it put a fine point on some of the crime we are reporting in cities like san francisco. the mayor's comment from yesterday might have given us a little tease right now but you have that other story the other day also in san francisco where you have the guy -- homeless guy beating a man with a chain and crowbar. >> dana: the guy being beaten was the former fire commissioner of san francisco right outside his home. >> bill: this went on for some time. san francisco has problems. the mayor perhaps doesn't think it's as big as it has been characterized in the media and in social media. but there is a certain part of that town called the tender loin

district that's a mess. it is drugs, homelessness and they don't have a handle on that aspect of it. >> dana: the other thing is we all have loved san francisco for so long and that's why it has been sad to see what happened. listen to her what she says in terms of it is not all we're saying it is. watch. >> it is taken completely out of context in terms of highlighting the entire city as being unsafe. that's not entirely true. there is a perception problem. the internet and social media is not going anywhere and people will jump to conclusions. >> dana: the thing is we see with our own eyes because so many cameras are available and you see the random attack against the fire commissioner. this just happens to be from a camera somebody has available that police get to look at. or people have phones. >> bill: san francisco is an american gem and i this i the people who live there deserve better and see if they get it from their leadership there. we have an arrest and see where

it goes from here. >> dana: before we go i want you to meet the world's shortest dog according to the -- she stands 3 1/2 inches tall. almost as tall as greg gutfield. she is cute. tiny thing. >> bill: she is sweet. have a great day. >> dana: "the faulkner focus", here you go. >> harris: fox news alert. the enemy among us. who leaked that huge amount of classified pentagon documents turns out to be the leader of a chat group that included teenagers, russian and ukrainian citizens. a member of that online platform where the information intel reports and documents were exposed is now speaking out. it's all unfolding as the president is on the world stage. so can you imagine what he is being asked about? we already know he won't tak