. >> that's all that's left of those beer cans. >> i saw a chunk of them fly over there. and then we just found a piece of it back over on the other side of the house. incredible. >> laura: >> a great tribute to bud light, couldn't have been done any better than texas. >> todd: potential breakthrough in the hunter biden investigation. an irs whistleblower says he has pr proof. that whistleblower is seeking protection to tell his story to congress. this is a big one. you're watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus.

oversight committee chairman james comer telling fox news digital, it is clear from our investigation that hunter and other members of the biden family were involved as they made millions from foreign adversaries like china. we've been wondering where the doj and irs have been and it appears biden administration may have been working overtime to prevent consequences. >> todd: brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: that is right, mark ridel, the attorney representing the whistleblower sending a letter to lawmakers claiming the agent has disclosures that show improperly affected decisions and protocol that would be followed by career law enforcement professionals in similar circumstances if the subject were not politically connected. he says his client is ready to

provide more information about the president's son. >> to him, the truth is one truth and he wants to come forward with it. he is ready to be questioned about what he knows and sprngsed under proper legal protection. >> brooke: documents reveal crisis communication expert robert hoops, who had close ties to hunter visited the white house 30 times while biden served as vice president. e-mails reveal the two were relieved none of them were -- the message reads, better than i hoped for based on his e-mail, we are not in the headline or lead pair graph and i thought we might be. we clarified we are not connected to de2k4r9vin in this. james comer says it doesn't look

good for the biden family. >> this was a family enterprise, what were they doing? why were they getting money? it points back to joe biden and we'll continue until we get the truth to the american people, the walls are closing in on the biden family. >> brooke: comer says it is deeply concerning that the biden family may be blocking efforts to charge hunter for tax violationings. >> ashley: thank you. john solmonspeaking out about the whistleblower's credibility. take a listen. >> what is interesting about this whistleblower, he doesn't want to hang out with know ares, he wants to look democrats and independents in the eye and he sent it to the republican side. he is not afraid of adam schiff and eric swalwell and the bogus stories of the last four years, he is confident because he has

the receipts. >> ashley: investigations are ramping up ahead of president biden's expected re-election bid announcement. >> todd: speaking of the 2024 presidential election, democrat robert f. kennedy jr. officially throwing his hat in for the white house. my mission over this campaign and throughout my presidency will be to end corrupt merger of state and corporate power that is threatening now. [cheering] >> threatening now to impose a new kind of futallism in our country to comoditize our children, strip our assets, hollow out the middle class and keep us in a constant state of war. >> todd: early polling from

"u.s.a. today" shows rf kennedy jr. gaining voters. 14% say they would choose him as the democratic nominee. he joined tucker carlson to expand on the anti-corporate platform he's running. >> general theme of my speech was corrupt merger of power turning us into a system of socialism for the rich and this curby socialism for the rich and brutal merciless capitalism for the poor. it keeps us in a state of war, bails out banks, we need to get rid of corporate control of our government. >> todd: and listen to this, jets fans, rfk jr. has support of star envelope quarterback aaron rodgers, your quarterback, maybe. rodgers posting this tweet that

reads, give me a sword, i need an army and it can't be a party, i won't pretend to agree on every position, i would make america a safe place to debate your positions and i will give you an ear and open mind. >> ashley: florida governor ron desantis continues cross-country tour touting his achievements he's dubbing the florida blueprint. yesterday he was in south carolina, early battleground state for presidential hopefuls. >> we are eliminating esg,providing protection against woke banking and disney, make sure to keep them in their pen one way or the other. >> ashley: this is after visits to several other states in recent weeks, including iowa, fuelling speculation about a 2024 presidential run. he is set to make up his next stop in utah on saturday before heading to israel later next

week. >> todd: six after the hour, new poll has president biden approval rating at 39%, near the all-time low of 36%. biden's economy is a big reason with voters saying they are not optimistic about the president's economic agenda. that did not stop the president from touting his economy and launching another attack on maga republicans. >> president biden: kevin mccarthy went to wall street to describe the maga economic vision for america. threat of defaulting on america's debt for first time in 230 years, we've never ever defaulted on debt and it would destroy the economy. >> this is not draconian, it is know special. federal spending exploded. president biden has a choice, come to the table and stop playing partisan political games. >> ashley: ej an toni, regional

economics at heritage foundation joins us now. biden approval rating is tanking, it is 39% right now as people are trying to keep their head above water with the economy. is this blame game tactic what biden needs to be doing right now ahead of his re-election bid? >> well, ashley, i don't think so. you might say his poll numbers are so low, they are adjusted for inflation. this president unleashed worst inflation in 40 years, tax that falls heavily on middle class, on savers and zaps purchasing power. the average family is $7100 poorer today than when biden took office because of his policies and families i think understand that at this point.

>> todd: joe biden seems to be unserious when it comes to the economy because of consistent attacks on maga this and maga that. joe has been in charge of the economy for 2-1/2 years at this points, it is time he put up or shut up. who is going to cave on the debt ceiling negotiations, is it biden, mccarthy, somewhere in the middle? what say you? >> that's a good question. historically, neither side gets what they want, that usually happens. my guess is we will have some kind of compromise which frankly mccarthy's plan is shaping up to be that, that is kind of stacking the deck in his favor. >> todd: interesting. >> ashley: what do you think america thinks of in particular the middle class, try are trying to keep their head above water right now, when they hear this, will this move the needle at all? >> i think so. i think what americans are

seeing is more money in their paycheck, but it can buy them less. americans are seeing they can't afford gas and groceries at the same time in some instances. americans are realizing this is a direct result of failed policies where politicians think we can spend everything we have and then some, as well. >> todd: we ask which is better, who wins, who will lose? another one of those. a situation where the american people have to budget their own families and make sure they don't exceed their spending limits. average american sees joe biden saying, we can blow through that and kevin mccarthy saying, we are going to budget. on the other hand, a segment of the democratic party is saying socialism is good, give out a lot of free stuff. that american person is the voter, which one wins out, the rush to give people free stuff

or need from every americaning and understanding you need to balance your budget at some point? >> i think the latter. i think americans are waking up to the reality that you cannot spend, borrow and print trillions of dollars and not expect any kind of negative consequences. when you do that, you turn into venice and we have a treasury secretary who thinks pushing the debt to 50 trillion and having multiple gdp is no problem at all. i don't understand why anyone is giving respect to people who call inflation transitory for so long. >> ashley: you mention the treasury secretary, janet yellen, talk about her for a second. she is set to speak on relations amid strained ties later today, 55% of americans say they are not confident in president biden's ability to deal with china. what are your thoughts?

>> i think that speaks to his track record and i think that is another example of the american people just observing the reality around them. biden has failed to protect us from the ccp. and biden has failed to project american interest abroad. instead he continues to allow our greatest enemy, china, to project their interest here at home. >> todd: i don't see janet yellen going over there and calming any nerves. of all the people the white house could end is, i'm not looking at janet yellen like everything is going to be okay. >> ashley: she wouldn't be the savior in my opinion. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> ashley: of course. secretary of state antony blinken could be held in contempt of court after missing deadline to turn over information about president

biden's withdrawal from afghanistan. >> todd: lucas tomlinson has more. >> lucas: violating subpoenas to turn over sensitive cable. the state department firing back saying secretary blinken continue to make clear his and the state department's commitment to working to provide relevant information and upholding responsibility to protect the integrity of the party's dissent. the cable was sent a month before the chaotic withdrawal from 23 diplomats in kabul warning biden administration afghan government was at risk of collapse. the inspector general of afghanistan took offense and took aim at the state department. >> the lack of corporation by the state, the department of

state and usaid is unprecedented. due to refusal to fully cooperate, a significant portion of cigars work, including the five reports we did for this committee have been hindered and delayed. >> lucas: he said the u.s. could still be funding the taliban over a year and a half since the u.s. pulled out. >> i cannot assure this committee or the american taxpayer we are not currently funding the taliban, nor can i assure you that the taliban are not diverting the money we are sending from the intended recipients, which are the poor afghan people. >> lucas: democrats rushed to the president's defense. >> president trump's disastrous decision to cut out the afghan government and negotiate with the taliban and then to enter into a dangerously lop-sided

agreement with author tearian fanatics, in the agreement, trump struck numerous bad deals and bargains with the taliban that would come back to haunt us. >> lucas: president biden approval rating went underwater and has not recovered since. >> todd: talked about 39%, close to 36, which was his all-time lead. there is a response to the biden administration when he joins us live later this morning. >> ashley: new york city police officers rammed by a suspect trying to run from a traffic stop and that is just the start of this chaotic scene. we'll show you the rest of it. >> todd: speaking of chaos, remember this, riley gaines cornered by angry protesters at san francisco state university? that same school just cancelled an event with turning point usa speaker, so we invited him here

instead. he's next.

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>> ashley: pennsylvania senator john fetterman is back on capitol hill and there is concern about his ability to serve in the senate after opening remarks in a hearing yesterday. listen to yourself. >> i call to -- sub-committee and food americans like -- from the town of northeast in pennsylvania. i look forward to -- hearing from you and your witness on this. >> ashley: john fetterman returned to senate earlier this week, his first speech since he was released from walter reed army hospital. john fetterman suffered a stroke last year. a pair of far left groups describing themselves as radical feminists are ditching biden and partnering up with conservatives to protect women's sports. the shocking shift as white house pushes back against bill that prohibits biological males

from participating in women's sports. president of the feminist group women's declaration international usa tells fox news, i think it is height of hypocrisy for democratic leadership, including the president to champion right of women and girls to abortion, which we support while denying rights of women and girls to si single-sex spaces. >> todd: a speaker booted from san francisco state university where he was scheduled to speak last night. this after riley gaines was attacked on the same campus. [screaming] [chanting] >> todd: the tolerant left. before the event last night, the president of the university toldun stereos, turning point usa is hosting a speaker many here will find abhorrent.

i know having speakers that disagree is frustrating and unjust to redirect it. putting a warning around campus before john root's speech and the university cancelled the event, forced it to move away. look who is here now, john root joining me now. instead of protecting free speech, doesn't it seem like the school doubled down on censorship? >> absolutely, there was an assault on riley gaines and now an assault on free speech and i think what we're seeing now is they are holding to their values if their values are intolerance and fascism. trying to -- the reason we moved is there was no assurance the chapter would not receive disciplinary action and no as

assurance students wouldn't receive disciplinary action and you do not want to see violence and it affects everybody involved. >> todd: you went off compus, not on campus. walk us through how the evening played out? >> quite the saga. the university took away the same space riley gaines was at. they were telling chapter students, if you try to have this event on campus, there will be disciplinary action and the president says they will have it on campus and left basically everything chalked up with trans rights or human rights, had blm and pro choice all over the place and we were forced to send it off campus, the park shut down and we moved it across the street. everybody that showed up needed

to show up, we had a few protesters, but there was fruitful discussion. >> todd: they threatened students whose literal job of campus events, they threatened students with expulsion if they follow through with their job, right? >> yeah, that is what students were hearing from behind the scenes. it was two-faced. some staff members were people i met on campus earlier in the day. they were supposed to have the speak it event later. they are acting all friendly, but have been threatening kids behind the scenes. all they wanted us to do was try to put on an event, blame us for the violence and pushback, like they did with riley gaines. kids do not need to fear they will not be able to get a

diploma just because they try to exercise their free speech and try to protect women's spaces and women's sports. for school that cares about diversity, diversity is out the window. >> todd: you took the words out of my mouth. the issue of riley gaines followed up by your speech, it seems they are not sorry for what happened to riley gaines, they are not sorry for what happened to you either. if you were upset about the riley gaines thing and wanted to make amends, you would have made the speech for you more amenable and they did not do that. they do not like riley gaines and they do not like you, do they, jon? >> they do not like conservatives at all. i saw riley gaines at the women's swimming championships, i saw when she took the podium with lia thomas, i knew riley gaines could become one of the most prominent female speakers

we see in our lifetime. i did something today san francisco state refused to, i condemned the violence against riley gaines and called out the activist trans actists that held her for ransom and assaulted her. it is not difficult to see videos and call out wrongs. >> todd: charlie kirk said you better not cancel this event, you are bound by the first amendment, we have great lawyers. we'll see if that happens. kudos to the brave students who stood up and risk so much to be there on the flip side, jon. you really understand why when indoctrination universities like sfsu, why they can't handle it. big problem on our hands, not just sf state. you are rooting it out. thank you. this is what happens when you run from a texas dps person.

slamming into a barricade while trying to avoid being caught. we will tell you what agents found in his car. >> ashley: fentanyl pouring into cities, especially seattle, the mayor's plan, reward addicts with gift cards if they agree to g get -- will respond.

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>> todd: shocking video shows a suspected smuggler leading texas law enforcement on a dangerous high-speed chase. take a look. the red truck swerving in and out of traffic before crash intoing a barrier. that driver tried to flee the scene on foot before authorities caught him charging him with human smuggling and evading arrest. law enforcement apprehended the four migrants traveling with the driver. and alejandro mayorkas coming

face-to-face with victims yesterday. lawmakers turning the secretary attention to family of a grandmother and seven-year-old girl who were both killed by a human smuggler. >> will you turn around and offer them condolences and apology for the failure of your administration that led to the death of their loved ones, they are standing right there. they deserve an apology from you. >> mr. chairman, may i stand and turn? >>-- for your loss, my heart breaks for you. >> todd: the family lost their loved ones, when they were killed in a traffic accident caused by a human smuggler fleeing the arrest at the border. >> ashley: seattle mayor says he has the answer to the city's drug epidemic. listen. >> we will do what makes sense to get people into treatment, part of the program are

low-dollar gift cards, as an example, that is part of a philosophy to do the outreach and develop the relationships so people realize they don't change their way, they will die. >> ashley: you heard that right, new seattle pilot program give gift cards to addicts who receive treatment as an insensitive. jonathan cho shot the disturbing video we just showed you, he joins you gos now. jonathan, i want to set this up. seattle has a really bad drug problem. fentanyl and meth to be more specific. as of march 15ths, little over month ago, 172 people in the county died of overdose, average of 3.32 per day and now the mayor wants to give prizes out to people to get them to stop

using drugs? this is a real story. honestly, it seems like it is gambling with people's lives, what do you think? >> jonathan: really depends who you ask. reasonable people want this to, wo. they say it is new and innovative and never been tried before. you have critics saying why are we gameifiying addiction? like going to chuck e. cheese and trying to get points. if addicts stay clean and sober. at the end of the day, it is something the city is willing to try and go evera. it comes down to intervention and requirements, we'll have to wait and see. >> ashley: a lot, i think it was in seattle or portland, one of the two that has a bad drug problem, will end uptaking gift cards, buying water bottles, dump them out and get it for cash and go buy more drugs.

what is the solution to this? i can't see that gift cards and prizes and tokens are going to help, what should they be doing for the root cause of this? >> jonathan: i talk to so many addicts on the street and homeless people. eight out of 10 homeless people are addicted to some sort of elicit drug. they all say they want community, they want to get off the drugs in most cases, the support services are not there. mental illness, drug addiction and broken relationships, if those areas are not addressed with intervention, we'll see the crisis spiral out of control and great point, ashley issue the concern is gift cards will be flipped for pennies on the dollar so addicts can buy more drugs and you have addicting

going out and stealing from stores, mfrn and selling the items to buy more drugs. they wonder why would gift cards be any different? >> ashley: when you look at drugs in america, why do you think america as a whole, including leaders and people in the community, why do you think they do not take drug addiction more seriously and treat it like an addiction that it is? >> jonathan: there is a lot of politics and i know fox news reported on this, supply is coming from china and going to mexico cartels and the borders are porous. we know the china-u.s. relationship right now is probably at an all-time low. we've seen what china can do with covid, if they want to shut the drug supply down, if they want to shut down covid, they can do snap of a finger, but

they haven't done it yet. cut off the supply and flow of drugs coming in and save this generation right now with intentional intervention. >> ashley: in big cities, new york, as well, when i drive to work, it is nothing to see someone huffing paint cans or doing drugs and talking to themselves. you can't imagine they want to live like that. do they tell you they feel they are being enabled? >> jonathan: they will not use the word enabled, but they feel they have been left behind to figure it out for themselves and their community is the street. until we give them other alternatives and options and come around with community, the vicious cycle continues and we have to have more media level. we know this is ugly, it is not easy to sell this stuff next to

a diaper ad, we have to of coer this more ferociously. >> ashley: when you heard these gifts cards were going to be given out, what did you think, waste of time? >> we laid out our case, some people will take advantage of this gift card and succeed and others will try to sell gift cards and why go for gift cards when addicts know they can steal from the store because penalty and lack of enforcement is not there. >> ashley: yesterday i read over 30 billion was spent on marijuana last year, that is more than chocolate, double, actually. talk about the future, if we don't address it, it will get worse, it seems it will get worse because a lot of times they say marijuana is a gateway drug and that makes me nervous for america.

jonathan cho, thank you for your time, stay on it. >> todd: not like i will stop being an addict because i got a gift card. dramatic moment, democrats calling to have marjorie taylor greene comments stricken from the record after she brought up allegations of eric swalwell past relationship with a chinese spy. that was quite entertaining from someone who had a sexual relationship with a chinese spy and everyone knows it. >> i move to take her words down. >> completely inappropriate. >> motion made. the committee will suspend and the gentleman will state the words he wishes taken down. >> everything the general lady from georgia has said. >> the chair recognizes general lady from georgia and asks if she would like to retract those words. >> no, i will not. >> todd: wow, this exchange after eric swalwell called out

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>> todd: take a look at this insane video of a suspect nearly running over an officer while trying to flee a traffic stop. >> go, go -- >> go, let them go. go, let them go. going to get somebody hurt. >> todd: that driver smashed into several cars. the officer will make a full recovery. that suspect managed to get away and no arrests have been made. >> ashley: federal judge striking down manhattan district

attorney's alvin bragg attempt to block mark pomerantz from testifying before the house judiciary committee into alvin bragg's handling of the trump indictment. >> todd: the judge ruling the witness must appear for the deposition because no one is above the law. new york city cityman joe borelli joining us now. what is bragg afraid of? >> joe: this is not the 1st time we experienced alvin bragg. this is same guy who a year and a half ago took office with a day one memo saying he was going to not prosecute most misdemeanors, downgrade most felonies and for 18 months he did just that. only when a certain former president came along he decided to treat one criminal defendant as wyatt earp, when he has not

had that posture toward anyone else. he came to the city council, to my body, a month ago, saying he had no money to prosecute people in manhattan. he said he dismissed 1800 defendants because he had no money to prosecute cases that he should do as manhattan da. >> ashley: he found the money somewhere, who knows. it is true, looks like he is going through a ring of fire to avoid congress, answer any questions, have anybody talk. this is not a good look for him or his office and how it operates. what do you think? >> joe: no, for example, those 1800 cases are 1800 cases with real people, real victims robbed, burglarized, etcetera, victims who have perpetrators

gone unpunished. that means they are not getting the full services of a prosecutor. we have had progressive prosecutors in new york, while we're a democratic city, that is the way it is. he is the first to issue a memo on paper saying i'm not going to prosecute certain cases as a approximately, different from every prosecutor around the country of this woke progressive mold, new level of ad. >> todd: what stands out to me, this is demo dem violence. pomerantz and bragg both want to get trump, something happened when pomerantz was in that office alvin bragg didn't want the world to know about, that is why we need to hear about it. mayor eric adams taking another

shot at president biden over the migrant crisis saying that the president and white house have failed new york city. what do you make of that comment? >> joe: finally. he's now starting to sound like more reasonable people in new york, who are telling him and explaining to him and you can see on paper that this crisis is costing too much money. we have progressive laws like right to shelter, which never were meant to turn us into the world's refugee center. we are spending more money than we spend on the sanitation department cleaning up garbage in the entire city, this is real implication in the city budget and for the city taxpayer, i'm glad he is coming around to call out the biden administration for failing this problem where it started on the border and now on the back end, failing to accommodate people the biden administration let in with no rhyme or reason.

>> ashley: you mention the budget and how much it will cost new york city. they are expected to spend 4.3 billion on the crisis from 2023 to fiscal 2024. talk about democrats fighting with each other, with this fo tential re-election bid for biden, can he really afford not to have 100% backing of the new york city mayor? >> joe: no, especially since eric adams is seen oppositely of chicago mayor brandon johnson and more of a moderate leader of a big urban city. i think this is probably why new york wasn't chosen to be home of the dnc next year, this is going to be biden's signature failed policy, the policy where he took a pivot away from the trump administration and it is having horrible down stream consequences for every community

whether el paso or new york. this is biden's signature failure and when you have a democrat criticizing him and poking him in the side, it will cause damage in the primary and general election for him. >> todd: that is a real fascinating point on the conventions. get your thought on this, new york city planning to track your household food consumption all in the name of fighting climate change. so now the government will tell us what we can and can't eat, right, joe? >> joe: like hitting a woke exacta box, they tell you what to eat, vegetarianism and fight climate change, two birds with one stone. i don't understand who made vegetarians of the world and given them authority to determine what everyone eats. pizzeria owner doesn't get to decide what you eat, i don't think the government, locally or nationally, should be telling

people what they should put on their kitchen table. >> ashley: remember the push for having more vegetables and taking meat away from kids in schools and we were talking to them and they were like, we don't want this, they are not taking my steak and putting a portobella steak in front of me. >> todd: you have that list of things you can't do until you are 18, make a list of everything the government wants to intrude on in name of climate change, grills and food, what is next? research that and we'll add to ashley's list. >> joe: i will, thank you. >> todd: to a potential breakthrough in the hunter biden investigation, an irs whistleblowers he has evidence that the biden administration interfered with the criminal investigation into the first son's overseas business dealings and that whistleblower is raed to tell his story. we have the breaking details. >> ashley: that is just part of the 5:00 hour we have on tap

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>> todd: a fox news alert, potential breakthrough in the hunter biden investigation, an irs whistleblower says he has evidence interfered with the criminal investigation into the president's son and that whistleblower is seeking protection to tell his story to congress. you're watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. the latest allegations are throwing gas on congressional investigations into the first family with oversight committee

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