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kayleigh mcenany and he's due back in court wednesday and not entering a plea and authorized retention of national defense and the willful retention of classified documents and 102nd and granted in access and higher level security clearance and new details if the airman semperred government computers. the classified and sensitive

information. >> what general will lose their job? >> there's only one way to look at this and bipartisan condemnation for what this young man did. >> they can expose sources and methods of how we spy -- the incompetence is stunning and it's a massive catastrophic o could your honor please that should have never have happened. >> one thing with the pentagon briefing and general pat writer and there's procedures and rules and processes in place. take a listen. we are safeguarding classified and in place for each of us signing a non-disclosure agreement and they have a

security clearance. look, again, we have proc proces with to belabor the point and safeguards the point and processes and procedures. and things clearly failed and sharing intention and open to widely and this guy made -- this the consequence to that. it's not surprising to me and

it's saying the it guys here at the information and only going to things you're prief seizure disorders to seeing and it's lack-over institutions across the board the manifesto of the shooter in nashville. the dobbs leaker and it's consequential and humans will be humans and this is an illegal

thing. it should be but it's strike to me this individual had access to joint chiefs final product and cia. the concept of what's leaked and josh rogan at the washington post that is that. >> the threat to national security and damage to allies and potentially permanent and details of those leaks and go

into question and my point is it doesn't have a statement and threats to look cool access to your point and the breath of employees due to the federal government and the accountability and when the brig dorman general and ndas that you sign will clearly doesn't matter. associated that we take into

account for i love you son. >> any time you see a cavalier attitude and what's striking is that there's a cavalier attitude on part of our commander in chief and not just on this matter and on many matters of the drone strike and all the way through afghanistan and here's our commandeer in chief. >> how concerned are you about this league? >> not concerned about this but i'm concern that had it happened. temporal integration rain yous. once they come in ours and

russia will be held accountable and if it invades and fends on what it customer and they're capable of doing this and getting them on the board and it is going to be a disaster for russia. >> a vile cocktail of incompetence and dishonesty that can sum up his presidency so far and it can dbrox worse potentially. five days to explore his an cespedes reigns leading in ireland when he could have just spit in a tube and paid $100 to 23 me. i'm not going to make a joke about what's going on because tesharr aphids to go away if convicted and we have been too flippant and easy on people on people and some people don't have a problem with this because

we get to discard and protecting people who serve this country mightily and protecting allies and secret and we need to keep them and protect those who are serving in secrecy potentially. this means bris forever. i remember when president obama said weed ward snowden, no, i'm not going to be scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. again this kind of flippancy is not something -- i talked to a tech executive and you said our it people could potentially read all of our e mails and the general rule is if you look at information, you can steal it but what is totally shocking is the fact that this information, these documents got printed out, printed out and hard copies and carried out of a facility.

this is inexcusable, agreeance and most massive lapse in security and photographs on his bed and keyboard at home and one other thing that was in "the wall street journal" that i'll point out, this guardsman is in a unit with no clear need to know about this information, which is part of the kind of adjacent -- compartmentalized. >> exactly. this was in the journal and unless deploying under federal orders and the air national guard's job is to protect the commonwealth, communications of the leaders of israel's mosad and discussions of the national security counsel and whether to sell ammo to ukraine santa claus rally no obvious hell advance to this suspect's work. lot of questions. >> we have to find a middle ground here because it's too loosely handled now and at the same time september 11 intelligence was too siloed and there's a middle ground. >> i'm on board with dagen here,

we've got to take action and we've ignored it too long. united states of america is gulliver and it's americans o who are the liliputions and not e hearing wiki leaks in china or rush and that's not happening and it's us and on us to fix the problem. somewhere there's a huge gap between the guys at the top of the pentagon running it and older and people weigh down the line who have all this information about how to access data. it is on pentagon leadership to understand what the problem is. it's time to move. >> no doubt about it. >> another real reason is recruiting numbers are way down for the army hawaii are is the arrowheadny doing? they're lowering standards. if you get something, you get more of what you tolerate to your point. they got to be able to hold this guy accountable and then realize as you look at future recruits

and lower the standards, you get worse. >> and focus on drag shows on military bases. >> that too. up next, new calls for magazine to pull house minority leader hakeem jeffries from the top 100 influential people in 2020 after he defended -- 2022 aft he defended anti-semi-myselfed on u college -- anti-semitists. the home products possible. because it's more than quality products. it's a labor of love from our family. go to redland cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. veteran homeowners. inflation is gripping us all. when everything is going up except your income, it's time

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>> republicans are calling on time magazine to revise the list of 100 most influential people of 2023 and remove house minority leader hakeem jeffries from the high profile list. the magazine's annual list comes just one day after a bomb shell report unearthed one of jeffrey's college articles where he unapologetically defended

anti-semitic figures and ripped into black conservatives. the national republican congressional committee calling for jeffrey's removal of time magazine list saying type magazine must remove him from the most influential people of 2023 and it's the list of racist remarks and anti-bigoted of the owner mark bennioff. >> i'm not going to repeat anything because it's appalling and i can't believe it's finally come to the attention of time magazine. mark bennioff and a famous company and sales force and to ccontextualize him and his company was the sensitivity and issues facing up issues and when

it comes to this, marc is not watching or paying attention. >> seems, pete, by him virtually holding this position, he's considered for that spot on time magazine, but to your point they clearly did not research into his background and they clearly omit then other influential figures by virtue of their positions like justice clarence thomas for example because this is democrat elected official and black conservatives that is acceptable. >> no research on the list and bunk list and whatever they want to promote for left wing and on the republican side, i look at list and two republicans are mitch mcconnell and cindy mccain. the most influential people in 2023. like no donald trump, no ron desantis, no -- it's not a real list, it's a fake left wing list. i don't like canceling people for what they wrote in college. i don't agree with the word he wrote. i weeked -- looked at it too.

it's terrible but people write stupid things in college and shouldn't define who they are forever and he's a very powerful person in the house of representatives, no doubt. i don't like playing the reverse cancel culture and i understand why the republican party is doing it and they're trying to cancel all of our people and fight fire with fire and i get it but on beaux sides of the issue. >> dagen, to petes point sort of no one take this is seriously but difficult system temporal integration ick systemic and exhausting that the same petri dish occurring and ignoring figures that could inspirational in an authentic way. >> if they're inspirational, they should be happy they're not in time magazine. time is not even a magazine. it's really a pamphlet now. it's like a jar of old mayonnaise back in the fridge way past its expiration date. a dinosaur except that would be an insult to majestic creatures

that used to roam the earth. hakeem jeffrey cans keep this and doesn't bode well for the future and the people of the year in 2020 were joe biden and kamala harris. they've turned out to be the stetler and waldorf of the democrat party and cracked foundation of strength and standing of the world stage and financial prosperity. well done. >> i guess the influential notion doesn't obviously have to be positive. >> that's right. it's a sign that you're -- a disaster to come. >> and, kayleigh. not only is he certainly not only the first democrat to defend but continues to make questionable statements to pete's point to the history that saying that republicans want to cancel the holocaust and not teach their kids about other horrible tragic circumstances in history. >> right, a total lie. nancy pelosi and this time piece has the audacity to say he fights for republican extremism. he embraced extremism going back

to college. weave read the words there. but you're right, he's not the first democrat to embrace lewis faricon who let's be very clear who this is, lewis farico n said deeply gravely anti-semitic things praising hitler and talking about judaism and horrible things like gerri said i would not want to repeat but the national review said this about it, barack obama came calling to faricon and congressional black caucus consulted and i am bill clinton stood alongside him in aretha franklin's funeral and the cult leader and maxine waters attended the events and eric holder poised for a picture with him. this was an older article from 2019. he's an an anti-semite and maybe they're anti-semite but they're

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take over and civil rights group leads the sunshine state needs a warning too. today equality florida and warning of the risk posed and considering short or long term travel or relocation to the state. the move comes in response to a wave of inquiries and quality florida is received following a passage of laws that are hostile to lgbtq community. restrict access to reproductive healthcare, repeal gun safety laws, phone racial prejudice and banning more.

safety and lowest crime rate and compare to chicago and new york and murders gone down 14.2% and double digits and number one for law enforcement recruitment and worried about safety and freedom and takes away safety and freedom when you can't walk down the streets of chicago. when you can't go in the subway in new york. when you worry if you act in lawful self-defense if a rogue soros-funded da like alvin bragg will p out you in rikers like he's done so for and it's a joke and stunt and governor desantis transformed the state and it's getting trounced and shut out in a football game and throwing a punch and calling bogus names to the other team on the way to the losing locker room. >> pete, this follows florida immigrant coalition issued a similar warning on the heels of the naacp saying don't go to florida.

>> it's all political stunts, it's a joke. have i missed something and it's been a few months since i walked in west palm beach, maybe a few more months sing since i've walked in miami. a couple years since i've been down to key west. jacksonville. last time i checked, florida is very welcoming to many different people of many different communities. see, this is about ultimately politics and trans rights. what governor desantis doesn't want is gentile mutilation of kids and that's not different from any other adult wanting to make a life choice and all about trying to make desantis as a threat and playing a narrative and dismiss it as a joke. >> all the lgbtq businesses and all the bus individuals that lie across florida and has one of the highest concentrations of lgbtq businesses in the nation and they're essentially telling other lgbtq individuals and families don't go and patronize

these businesses. it makes zero sense. >> that's page one of the woke left. that's listen to me i know better than you and what is your family is doing and listen to me. it strikes me as extraordinary e-mails and sending a letter of flood of inquiries and everybody in the office talked about it and what worries me is the amplification and i shouldn't be worried because it's not going to matter in the long run but we're going to see for example is anti-campaign ads for example towards the governor and presidential contender where it's like, he was the subject of multiple travel advisories and multiple groups issued and all about the nugget and all about the sound byte and all about the headline whereas we know that was all based on absolute nonsense and all it took was one person with a keyboard to strike something out and feel good about themselves. it reminds me of when your in class or maybe at a work training in prior places of

employment where the speaker is like any questions and then you just go down a rabbit hole of nonsense and first couple are thoughtful and everything after that is a piling on and absolute incendiary atrocious and half asleep and someone is like what if this, what if this. that is the scenario that the people living in fantasy land have created and dabbling in politics and no place for them there. >> let me pile on what you're saying here. i have to weigh in. this morning before 6:00 a.m., i'm coming in for our 6:00 a.m. show on fbn, don't have car service so i have to come into my car and park and walk across time square. you want to see something that's not safe, you want to feel under threat, walk through new york city before the sun comes up. that's my instruction to you. >> wow. >> kayleigh, really quickly, if these groups and individuals are so afraid ophryon desantis, why would they tell people to leave florida making it a deep, deep,

deep red state, particularly on the national level. that would ensure, well, it would ensure a very -- it would help certainly on -- in a presidential election for whomever the nominee is for the republican party. >> they know florida's long lost when under desantis' leadership, they've gained 750,000 republicans in voter registration and unfortunately for them, i don't know if there's any blue people to leave florida and they've all turned red. >> coming up, new jersey beach town ready to unveil a new pier. it was built to replace one destroyed by superstorm sandy but the pier is getting slammed by critics that object to its christian symbol. that is next. glory be. ♪ hi, i'm william devane.

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>> jersey shore ocean grove is cutting the rope to a new pier. it replaces one destroyed by superstorm sandy in 2012. some octobered to the pier's shape expressing concerns of the religious symbol in a public beach space but the president of the organization backing the project said americans are free to exercise religion even in public places. amen. >> amen. it's a beautiful thing. i read the fox news.com article about this and it lays out the list reigns leading of this town, it's long been a christian town, proud of it. this was all paid for with private funds. and pinata pastor is quoted in

that saying in is not political, it's spiritual and for this town, it's historical and we need to stand up for our faith with what it goes on. if you done want to go to pier, don't. and don't go to the town and if they believe in jesus christ as their savior and take in the beautiful views, this is the stance they should need. >> i read this, dagen and was like i'm looking for a house in that town. >> look at me, i don't smile. i'm the biggest -- i'm a walking bucket of grump. i think it will actually help tourism. like people will want to go and visit this pier but also be part of that spirit. >> can i just say quickly this town was founded during the civil war and it was founded to bring people together, brothers

fought against brothers as you know, families wered a each other's throats. this town had something in mind that we need today and that's tomming according to. >> what a perfect symbolization for the love of christianity, the christianity that means love in a town that was centered, founded on that notion. >> yes, and i want to commend the ocean grove meeting association president michael badger for leading this. we often talk about what's the solution to violence we see playing out in the con triple-demic and young people under attack and suicide rates being up, division, anger and a lot of answers don't come out of washington dc. they come out of the cross of christ and it is beautiful to see this manifested, esobecause the pier was destroyed after a hurricane, after hurricane sandy i believe and they rebuilt and what a sign of rejuvenation, and it's this kind of healing and these kinds of solutions that will restore hope in stoat. >> when i read that article and saw the headline, i thought immediately this can't be in the u.s.. i thought it has to be in a

different country because in this climate here, i couldn't imagine it happening and when i realized it was here and i was so heartened and felt like the town and that town was resurrection and i had surprising conversation recently and someone was driving uber and he said i don't go to church anymore. i'm so busy and i want to start by saying a vennty prayer all day long and re--- serenity prayer and reconnect you with christ and by the way the jersey beaches get a bad wrap. i prefer north carolina beaches and jersey shore is pretty awesome. >> we're all going to visit soon. we have an exciting programm wiw

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♪ >> welcome back. it's time for in case you missed it. former house speaker nancy pelosi is firing back at the growing calls for california colleague senator diane feinstein to resign. members of her own party say 89-year-old feinstein should not finish her term after she missed votes for health reasons. pelosi, she says the whole situation is sexist. >> it's interesting to me, i don't know what political agendas are at work that are going after senator feinstein in that way. i've never seen them go after a man who was sick in the senate in that way.

>> sexist, gerri. i think kanna is just interested in seeing votes get through. >> i agree with pelosi. why? because we ignore biden's shortcomings. that's fine, he'll be fine, he's stumbling and falling down, it's all right. let him serve, but she has a problem, diane feinstein has a problem, get rid of her. >> i'm more sinister and i think it's the political calculation and pelosi wants adam schiff in and kanna wants bash ragaini. b. >> why didn't pelosi call out the senator from pennsylvania about his absence and called out pitch mcconnell for his absence and we need to focus on biden >> i agree. >> absentee president, not just absentee senator. national institutes of health is out with new guidelines and ewing pronouns in professional

settings and if you get it wrong, it's equivalent to harassment. the guidelinessed a another important mistake to avoid is using the word preferred or chosen in the context of gender pronouns. using either word suggests that gender identity is a preference or choice when it is neither. by the way, as far as pronouns we're talking about. nih outlines at least 40. pete, i mean, look at this, theirs, thi, hers, thers. pete, translate this for us. >> you want me to translate? it's called lunacy. what do you -- don't play the game. they're saying now it's not a choice? weren't we told for the longest time it is a choice? that i can choose to be whatever i want to identify as so don't call it preferred but that's what it is is preferred. i'm just -- >> maybe the nih should be focusing on averting the next pandemic.

>> right, exactly. there's a lot more things that would better hold their attention. i have to say like to go this, you have to be vanna white and these are acronyms and ems, energy medical services -- emergency medical services and get out of here. it's wasting everyone's time and detratracts and distracting a important organization from doing their job that we pay for. >> emily, robots might soon be taking over the role of trans-laters and new video showcases what's being called advanced a irobot speaking and translating different languages and some think it's a little creepy. see your yourself. >> i think you can speak a lot of different languages. is that true? >> yes. >> what's the l like today in berlin, in german, please. [ speaking foreign language ] >> tell me in chinese what the weather is like in beijing.

[ speaking foreign language ]. >> tell me in french what the weather is like in french. [ speaking foreign language ] >> gerri, what can't these guys do? >> listen, i'm re-dun dan, why do you -- redundant. why do you need me? there's a fake person and i'm worried about being replaced. >> there'll be fake anchors in the future. >> they can't replace our heart, emily. >> or the human essence and miracle that comes from god that i cling to and know will ultimately survive this. what i deem to be a completely parallelled manufactured universe that's maybe exciting but mostly frightening and i wish our students were educated at this level that our robots are. >> ai is not about replacement, it's about assistance. it's about help. >> until they come for us. >> who wouldn't want a robot to like walk along your side and beat the mashes out of --

marbles out of somebody that attacks you in the street here? >> that's a good idea. >> americans are changing go-to cuisine when dining out and new analysis finds latin and tex-mex has overtaken italian as american's most popular like taco salads, kasam deiahs -- quesadillas and birria. emily, you're very upset. >> guys, i hope the rise in other country-specificture's takeout means you're not et -- culture's takeouts means you're not eating italian, it's the number one food on the planet. >> i'm all for this and love it and saying spicey and cheesy foods taking over. i love tacos and i'm all for it. >> the golden skillet in virginia. my hometown it about 1,000 people. it closed down. you cannot get fried chicken in my hometown anymore. but you can get mexican food. or tex-mex -- it's a mexican

restaurant in any tiny little rural southern texas. it's popular and times are changing. >> drive-thru access with taco bell. >> i made the shift a long time ago to tex-mex over italian. >> it's healthier. >> i don't need the carb load. >> you can have a good fish. a good octopus, that expression. >> i can't wait to get an octopus. it's not going to work. >> it's my favorite. come to dinner at my house. >> mediterranean diet. >> yes, exactly. >> i'm so excite that had tonight i'll be hosting the ingram angle and filling in for the host and we have ben carson, newt gin gingri krugere, h and y

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the next tournament july 20th, hosted by australia and new zealand and the finals held on august 20th in sydney. all matches will air on fox and fs1. so, guys this has been such an exciting morning, we learned about the trophy. gold plated, about 7 pounds, and they don't get to keep. >> we were warned do not touch it, i'm not going to. but only one and you hold it up when you win and give it back t fifa and then get your own trophy for that year. but it's pretty cool and it's what, two years in a row the women have won it, here is the flag right here. >> that's right, that's right. >> we own it. >> u.s.a., u.s.a. and dagen, it lives year around in zurich, the home of fifa and the trophy, and hopefully reigning champions a third time.

>> designed by william sowia in milan, i looked that up on the interweb. i should just stay away from it. i'm very, very clumsy and i could easily somehow trip off of the sofa and fall on to it. so i will keep my distance. as i did my entire life from soccer. not as a connoisseur of the game but certainly a participant. >> kayleigh, anyone can watch the game, they are impeccable athletes and hopefully be taking this home or the replica home for a third world cup championship. >> we certainly hope so. i believe it's been around since 1999, the same trophy, i love sports with the same trophy like the stanley cup with hockey, and what a great celebration of women and women's sports. >> real tough women, that's what i would. >> the women are athletes, and what a pay-off, three years in a

row, hopefully more. >> gerry, i'm sure these women will be on your show one day, too. >> and like dagen, i did not play the game but boy, do i admire them. amazing, what athletes. >> i played four years of varsity soccer in high school, and do the splits on the field all the time, dive for the ball, was quite athletic. thanks to everyone, go u.s.a., and now here is "america reports." >> sandra: thank you, ladies. house republicans are did hend making answers over the pentagon why it blocked a community of catholic priests from providing care to wounded soldiers after nearly two decades. >> bill: they say the move which happened just days before holy week is more evidence of an all-out assault on religious freedom in america by the biden administration. fox news sunday anchor shannon bream is here to talk about what critics say is a