>> todd: a fox news alert, house oversight committee subpoenaing for a document that a whistleblower says describes a criminal scheme involving then vice president joe biden. you're watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm todd piro.

>> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the president is being accused of taking money from a foreign national in exchange for policy decisions while serving as president obama's second in command. >> todd: this is at same time, decision coming down in the criminal investigation into hunter biden while the first son juggles paternity case involving his four-year-old daughter. >> the proverbial walls are closing in and it is just incredible that hunter biden would choose to create drama in arkansas at this time when you have got the delaware criminal investigation into him looks to be coming to a head this week. you have got his father now being accused by a new whistleblower. you have the oklahoma oversight committee is closing in on a lot of the financial records. >> todd: lucas tomlinson has more from washington.

lucas. >> lucas: subpoena issued to fbi for file dates back to 2020 alleging joe biden as vice president accepted bribes in a pay to play scheme. >> we have credible information that this possible criminal activity took place and i can't verify whether or not it is really a criminal activity. i do have faith in the whistleblowers that bring it to me that this document exists. >> lucas: in a later senator grassley and james comer say the whistleblower "describes alleged criminal scheme involving then vice president biden and a foreign national related to exchange of money for policy decisions. it has been alleged precise sdripg of how the scheme was employed, as well as purpose." the white house responding, for going on five years republicans and congress have been lobbying

politically motivated attacks against the president and his family without offer ing evidence. when it comes to president biden's personal finances, he offered transparency releasing 25 years of tax returns to the american public. here is senators josh hawley and ted cruz. >> there needs to be no hiding, the subpoena is important. the whole public, american people, need to see this document and what the allegations are, what the evidence is and know the truth and get it now. >> i think the biden department of justice will indict hunter. if they indict him for the gun crime or tax crime, they will try to explain he is a troubled soul. he has substance abuse issues. that will be the tell, if they focus on individual crime to hunter and seal off what makes

this a matter of public concern, which is connection to joe biden. >> grassley and comer have not said when this took place or what country was involved. >> ashley: lucas tomlinson, thank you. strategic military analyst rebekah koffler says agents are highly politicized. listen to this. >> rebekah: i believe they are and these revelations will potentially present the evident that president biden is compromised. the whistleblower's allegations are consistent with the behavior of president biden and his family, specifically hunter biden. described in miranda devine's book temperature is very clear what was going on. it is pedalling influence to foreign governments. remember 10% for the big guys?

so the only way the democrats are saying, well, there is no evidence, but only way to actually uncover specific evidence is to investigate. >> todd: a former president barack obama lecturing about widespread disinformation yesterday on world press freedom day. obama making remarks in a video message stressing that free press is vital for democracy to survive. >> our democracy has always faced challenges, it feels like we're at inflection point with rising inequal its, deepening polarization and widespread disinformation. i plan to keep shedding a light on biggest challenges that democracy faces. it also means creating information environment that reinforces, rather erode democracy, truth matters. >> todd: many find obama's call

for freedom of the press ironic for accusing and seizing phone records in 2019. 13% of eighth grade students ranked proficient in u.s. history last year, lowest number on record. jane hampton cook says anti-american csentiment in schools could be to blame. >> when you engage them in stories, it upon hads them remember and develops intellect. take a look at how can we, a lot of parents go to school board meetings, take a look at curriculum, if it is anti-american, challenge that. are you prioritizing u.s. citizenship or school district prioritizing citizenship? i've seen that. there are ways to do it, it is time for parents to step forward and make a difference in that

way. >> todd: only about a fifth of students rank proficient in civics last year. got to raise the numbers. we talk about reading and math, but histories how we less lessons of the past, bad and good. president zelenskyy denies ukraine tried to asas nat putin in a drone trike on the kremlin. talking about what this means for america. >> ashley: at home, this is the u.s. military. >> i'm at the top of my game with the big dog. girls, come on. leave the world to the men? ♪ ♪ >> ashley: that the navy turning to drag queens to help with recruitment. meanwhile, servicemembers still can't reenlist after being forced out due to covid vaccine, joining us next.

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>> ashley: a california high school student is taking a stand against her school board for allowing biological male to use the women's locker room.

it came following this physical altercation between a female classmate and the transgender student who has a history of violent and erratic behavior. >> hello, ladies and gentlemen, and only ladies and gentlemens it is and shall always be. the question, why are we affirming mental confusion of this boy and putting the safety of women in jeopardy by allowing mentally confused men to use women spaces? what about the women? what about true girls like myself who are female down to our d.n.a., why don't we get a say in whether or not we are comfortable with this? the truth is, we weren't. >> ashley: school board says the transgender student has since been expelled. >> todd: u.s. navy turning to drag queen influencers to attract new recruits. >> i receive attention for being myself on daily because being queer and nonbinary, someone on the regular gets stared at.

>> i'm at the top of my game. girls, come on, leave it to men? ♪ >> todd: active duty yoman joshua kelly doubles as a drag queen and now is the face of the navy recruitment drive as digital ambassador. navy recruited nooirn82 new reserves short of the goal of 1400. former navy second class andrew rose was discharged over the covid mandate and he joins me now. i do not care what joshua kelly does on private time and would like to thank him for his service, but why would anyone think that video that we just showed would increase recruiting for the navy? >> good morning, todd. thank you for having me this morning. the navy, i don't understand

their approach to this. you would think somebody would look at, bud light, for example. to the man they just hired, that dylan guy, their sales went through the floor and plummeted after that fact. the navy, with recruitment down, what do they think with retention with this move with this guy right here? retention rate will drop like recruitment is. nobody will want to stay in with this kind of behavior when you have navy endorsing outlanding behavior. in your spare time, do what you please. active duty, image has to be different other than drag queen or drag shows. >> todd: viewing through your lens and so many like you discharged from the navy over the vaccine mandate what goes through your mind when you see

the top brass thinking a video like this will bring people in and they kicked you out and not letting you back in over vaccine that has been proven to not work effectively. >> when you have leadership that is woke and led by absolute airhead of secretary of defense, what do you really expect? this has been their goal since this administration has taken power. they wanted to dwindle down through the ranks of -- in my opinion, the republican servicemembers. this is what this vaccine mandate was made for, in my opinion. they want to see what they could get away with and they got away with it and everything this administration does, everything they make a plan for dies out in six months. look at extremist training from january 6 that the navy put out to covid vaccine mandate and to this, i'm sure this will die out

when they realize it is not going to work. as of right now, the vaccine mandate is not a thing right now. >> todd: interesting point, this will have exact opposite impact on predominantly 18-year-old middle-class male who makes up the navy, you are driving that individual away, that is not how you increase recruiting. i want to bring this a take of the guy who shot bin laden, tweeting the u.s. navy is using enlisted sailor drag queen as a recruiter. i'm done, china is going to destroy us. you got this navy? i can't believe i fought for this expletive. how common is that feeling with active duty and with our vets, andrew? >> this goes back to what i was saying with the retention rate. people are mad. personal experience in the navy, most people don't agree with

this wokeness that the navy is going with and i'm trying to understand what the top pentagon leadership is trying to prove by doing what they are doing. you have to cater to your people in certain ways in order to maintain the stability the navy had over the past few years and decades, for that matter. when you bring in like this drag shows and vaccine mandates and things like that, you are going against backbone of structure and you can't blame people for thinking this way. >> todd: the navy and our military are there to be a lethal fighting force to deter other people from messing with us and if they do to eliminate them from the face of the earth. i don't think china and russia look at this video and are scared right now, that is scary. andrew rose, we appreciate your time and service to our great country. thank you. washington follow-up governor is

not running for reelection after era of chaos across the state. so naf maybe voters are ready for a u.s. veteran to clean it up. >> ashley: the republican working to flip washington red is here to tell us what we will do on day one if he makes it to the governor's mansion. your wyndham is waiting... because you earned it after months on the road with the travel hockey team. and since chances are you're about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham, you can keep earning and redeeming points towards free nights. wyndham rewards. get the lowest price at wyndhamrewards.com

>> ashley: we are back with a fox news alert. the suspect accused of opening fire at an atlanta hospital is in custody. police are searching for the motive in the attack that leaves one woman dead and four fighting for their lives this morning. the suspect's mother blames his medications. >> todd: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: dion patterson was captured. it began just before noon yesterday, the suspected man was waiting for an appointment at

northside hospital when he became impatient. he hijacked a truck and took off. undercover officer found patterson hiding in a gated conc coc condo complex. >> law enforcement brought this man into custody and kept our community safe during enormously tense afternoon and evening. he had an appointment at the facility and why he did what he did, all that is under investigation. >> brooke: we're learning more about patterson, including discharge from coast guard in january after five years of service. it is unclear if it was honorable. his mother claims he was at the hospital because he was unhappy with the care he had been

receiving from the va. she says the va gave him messed up medication and all he wanted was ativan. our deepest sympathy are with the families. working with police department and authorities in the investigation. all five victims were women, they have not been identified. the four surviving victims are in critical, but stable condition. >> ashley: thank you for that report. washington democratic governor jay ensley announcing he will not run again. >> todd: a veteran and conservative school board member throwing his hat in the ring for the top spot. he was a green beret. thank you for your service, sir. he joins us now.

simi, why are you jumping into this race in this very, very blue state? >> i'll tell you, the current administration has led our state to the precipice. we are dividing families from children and supporting the concept of children as young as 13 doing sex changes when they can't even get a tattoo or serve their nation, let alone the homelessness, lawlessness, breakdown of the education system. there is reasons to this call to duty. >> ashley: semi, you mentioned young people, on the right with the gop, they say republicans need to get a grasp with the young people to get their votes. are you doing anything with the youth to get to this spot as the

governor? >> absolutely. even on our web page, bird for governor.com. birdforgovernor.com, we have what is called a flock, this is for youth and young folk and led by two young ladies bringing in youth ambassadors from across the state. our conservatives have not reached out to minority groups, hispanic groups and various religious groups. we've been lacking with communities we hope to serve. i will not make that mistake. youth, minority community, we are reaching out and engaging across the state. >> todd: governor insley says the state is beacon of progress for the nation. is that what we are calling seattle, people are fleeing for their lives from. >> seattle used to be referred

to as emerald city and it is like a chunk of coal now. the smell, stifrn, lawlessness, this is what is happening. like california and other blue states, citizens are leaving by the truckload every single day. in terms of beacon of hope, we haveim kcrime, murder up 95%, number three in the nation for auto theft and rape up 51%. which beacon is he talking about? inside this state, we're at the precipice and we will unite the state to address the issues and that is republicans, democrats, independents, we need to do this together. >> ashley: everything you just said with crime and homelessness, all kind of problems in washington state, how will you use that to your advantage with voters? your background as school board

member, marine and green beret, you fit a lot of boxes. >> that is exactly it, special forces and i worked my way to intelligence, strategy planning and execution is the norm, that is how we perform. you need to get it right the first time. bri bringing experience is how we're running our campaign and why we're engaging with groups that the republican party has not engaged with ever as far as i've seen and when we talk about reaching out to marginalized communitieses, these communities have been given false promise for decades, we'll usher new era of growth and prosperity for all washington. >> todd: semi bird, come back and visit us and keep us posted on the campaign. thank you. "wall street journal" pulling back the curtain on planned meetings between jeffrey epstein

and high-profile elites. cheryl casone has big names from hollywood and politics who are on the list. >> ashley: university ever texas tried to revamp the word women so feminists wouldn't have to spell it with men. they are walking it back, our next guest wants to know why the attacks focus on women in the first place. that is my biggest question. she is here right after this. (cheering) imagine you're doing something you love. rsv could cut it short.

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>> todd: new court document obtained by "wall street journal" reveal convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein private calendar and meeting with powerful figures including former secretary larry summers. >> ashley: cheryl casone has more. good morning. >> cheryl: disgraced financier jeffrey epstein's calendar revealing notable names. the convicted sex offender had meetings with former treasury secretary, lawrence, former israelis prime minister and leon black and even actor woody

allen. the documents include thousands of pages of e-mail and schedule from 2013 to 2017 and provide details about nature and frequency of contact with array much powerful people long after he was a registered sex offender. the timeframe is key, because jeffrey epstein had already pleaded guilty to soliciting a minor. >> todd: is this the end of rate hikes for a while? >> cheryl: looks like it is going to be. yesterday raised interest rates by a quarter point, a 16-year high. they signalled the end of the campaign. sits range of 5 to 5 and quarter percent, highest since august of 2007. fed has target of 2%. we are in the 5% range, according to reports, if you look at inflation. inflation is coming down issue not at 2%, but coming down.

>> ashley: wonder how people think about kamala harris being ai czar have a good ring to it? >> cheryl: she will meet with google, microsoft, open ai and an throppic to discuss the air quotes responsible development of artificial intelligence. some wonder if the vice president will add ai czar to list of current duties. >> this is high-stakes issue to roll dice on. ai issue will have dramatic impact on society and there is a concern it will be under her policy portfolio. there is lack of talent even in ai in general, to think she will come in with unique perspective is probably unwise. >> cheryl: harris will address need for aifguard for ai potential risk and ethical and trustworthy innovation, according to the white house.

that is the plan as of now. >> todd: good luck, kamala harris, hope you figure it out because humanity is at risk. who cares, just humanity. >> cheryl: oh, stop, all right. >> todd: thank you. university of texas at austin facing criticism for suggesting excluding women -- after getting backlash. contributing writer and mother of six joins me now. just to be clear, they spell woman, w-i-m-m-i-n. is this real, bethany? >> i think that everyone out there who got that woman tattoo with the y is probably deeply regretting that because we defined what is a woman. >> todd: why is this happening? why would anybody spell woman

wimmin? >> i don't have an answer for you, apparently i'm not in my right mind. what i find troubling, it is always womanhood being red redefined. we are birthing persons, men struating people, never just women. if they were triggered by the fact it resembled the word man, why not change the word man. >> todd: interesting, you raise a great point. isn't this an attempt by radical feminist to eliminate men from their lives and the world around them? >> if it is, they are doing a pretty funny job. all actions they are taking open up women rape shelters to men, women's prisons and locker rooms, it all benefits men. if that is the goal of feminists

to erase men, they are doing a bad job, they are introducing men into women's spaces. >> todd: if you follow our show using home version, pull out your woke bingo card, about to read woke words, other words include spelling options for the word women, latin x, gender neutral term for latin american, oppositional sexism, believe masculinity are frigid terms and white fragillity and said women are designed to make conversation easier. for whom? >> i mean, that is the thing. i remember when feminism and progressivism was about making sure that women were able to participate in society in a fair and equitable way. that is no longer the case. by introducing men into the equation and redefining women

and turning us into a parode, they are making it harder to be a woman. i genuinely don't know what their objective here is because at the end of the day, all they are doing is making a mockery of everything that women fought for over the course of their feminist revolution. >> todd: ut austin provided fox with statement why they took down the language glossary. the page was not relevant to the work that financial and administrative services performs. i agree with that statement, would they have come to the conclusion if they had not been called out like they were? >> of course not. of course not. again, i think their statement is interesting because they are admitting that maybe this is distracting from our core mission, which is supposed to be educating 18 to 22 year olds. this is all a distraction, a

mockery. i would not trust the university of texas with a biology degree if this is what they think they should respond time on, redefining what it means to be a woman. >> todd: gray sexual and stud, just to tick off feminists, i will say when i do know costruction around the house, i am america's guy who gets the stud finder, rubs it up and down his chest and says, found one. i set entire ut austin feminist movement. thank you, appreciate it. i am that guy. did you have a question i was that guy? >> ashley: nope. i didn't question you would say that either. >> todd: for all the women in my house. chilling moment cause on camera when a woman loses control of a

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>> todd: chilling moment caught on camera. a stroller with a baby inside comes into the street before a good samaritan stopped it with minutes to spare. the baby's caretaker falls and trips, unable to chase the stroller down. that infant was not hurt. the man who saved the child said he was leaving a job interview when he saw it rolling toward traffic. he was grateful he was at the right place at the right time. >> ashley: that gives me chills, so thankful, hope he got the job. shocking video showing fairfax county police officer nearly being crushed by a car. the teen driver lost control and spun over the median crashing into the vehicle. the officer had just pulled over, but miraculously, no one

was seriously hurt. kevin davis is chief and joins me now. thank you for getsing up with us. first and foremost, any idea how the officer is doing. looks like when he jumped that guardrail, he may have hit his leg. >> thank you for having me. he is actually fine. it is miraculous and we don't use that word lightly. the motorist involved, the 17-year-old was traveling at 129 miles per hour, if you can believe that. that vehicle was a rocket that literally turned into a missile. >> ashley: 129 miles per hour, i don't think i've ever gone over 85 and it makes me nervous. this kid was 17 years old. did they say what they were doing? were they distracted?

were they trying to impress friends? what happened? did they say anything? >> that is a great question, we focus on traffic safety in fairfax, virginia. we are the largest police division outside the nation's capital and we've had three horrific crashes involving teens. they are around a car that is too much car for them. high-performance cars, going too fast, aggressive driving tactics and we've increase the traffic enforcement by issuing 62% more tickets this year than last year. we have more work to do. we partnered with schools to get the message out to kids and we need to reach parents. as parent of four young people, i give a lot of thought to the type of vehicle that my kids get behind the wheel and the car he was driving was too much car for him and that is a conversation

parents need to have. >> ashley: it was a bmw, 0-60 in a matter of seconds. when that kid punched it, when you watch on loop, it is more frightening, i cannot believe he walked off unscathed from this. what is your message to parents? if -- you are talking to them right now, what is your message to inner parents of 16 and 17-year-olds? >> first message, don't put your kid behind the wheel of a car that is too much to handle and talk about their responsibility as good citizen. driving that rate of speed, that collision was horrific, an explosion. if the police officer hadn't been on the passenger side of the car and hadn't of moved as quickly as he did. he was in a small pace, only space he could have been in to survive that horrific collision. by the grace of god he survived

and you see how quickly he jumped over the railing, i call it a two-step. he gets on the radio and ask federal for help for the motorist in the car he stopped. i am glad he is okay and lives to fight another day. parents need to partner with public safety and have serious conversations with kids. >> ashley: this video makes me speechless. everyday when i drive home, i see a state trooper, deputy, a lot on the side of the passing cars. i'm afraid if he would have been on the side of the passing car like i see everyday, this would have been a different situation. you guys are up, it makes me nervous seeing anyone on the shoulder when they are pulled on the side of the road. police in particular, are up against more than just the safety aspect from cars.

tell us how dangerous it is for a police officer to pullover a car. you would think it is a simple traffic stop. >> there is no such thing as a routine traffic stop today, yesterday or tomorrow. last year in america, 224 police officers died in the line of duty, every year the vast majority of police officers who lose their lives, lose their lives in traffic related tragedy like this one. i'm glad this officer is okay. he's a 13-year veteran, stellar reputation and we'll use this moment to dedicate ourselves more to ensuring our radio roads are safer than they are right now. we are seeing speed bee teens and adults higher than they have been on the roads. slow down, take a minute and slow down. you will get there, have a little grace behind the wheel of a car.

>> ashley: this was the grace of god no one was seriously hurt. chief, thank you for your time, we appreciate it. thank you for your service, too. russia is blaming united states for what the kremlin calls an attempt to assassinate putin. >> todd: congressman on the armed services committee will tell us how america needs to respond next. king's hawaiian sliders are ready. great - i invited a few more friends. ♪

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cities. >> congressman nic woe let that joins us now. thanks for getting up with us this morning. earlier the kremlin released a statement we regard these actions as planned terrorist attack and attempt on the president's life. russian side reserves the right to take retaliatory measures when and where it sees fit. your reaction to? >> there is one thing can you count on with respect to the brutal dictator vladimir putin that he is probably not telling the truth. he wasn't telling the truth 15 months ago when he was amassing troops near the ukrainian border saying it was a peaceful exercise and demonstration and he ini had have ad that country. he lied last month when the u.s. thrown was downed over the black sea losing a drone and not taking accountability for. that is likely he is lying again here and using it for a cause and excuse to enter into a new elevated phase of the war.

>> i think that's the likely inference is that he's trying to use it as a pretext to do another phase into ukraine to elevate what he has done unlawfully there. it's not a surprise to any of us that he would try to use that as an excuse to advance his criminal agenda there. >> let's switch gears to president joe biden. the house oversight committee fbi document that a whistleblower says described a criminal scheme involving then vice president joe biden. listen to this. >> we have credible information that this possible criminal activity took place and i can't verify whether or not it's really a criminal activity but i do have faith in the whistleblowers that bring it to me that this document exists. >> you know, congressman, there is obviously still a lot that we don't know that needs to come out.

but you're on the house armed services committee and homeland security committee, so how does this implicate the president? we too know some of the details we know the president's son made millions of dollars in countries he did not speak. drugs and prostitutes. the oversight committee is trite ignore that aspect of it and focus on the money coming from those countries. if the president knew, if the president benefit those dollars going to his son in those countries where he had no experiences in languages he did not speak and sectors he had no experience. we need to know what the president's involvement in that was. now, the white house had said there's nothing wrong there. the president did nothing wrong. so the president should answer this subpoena, should reveal any facts related to it. so we can get to the bottom of it right away. >> alleged document describes and this is the key phrase, the

exchange of money for policy decisions. if these allegations prove true, sir. must joe biden be impeached? >> well, you know, we never want a president who is compromised, especially with our chief adversaries. you know, the president wants son was doing business in and around countries where we have a lot of adversaries. and we need to find out these details. if we are going to go down that road. we need to make it blatantly clear to the american public that he has been compromised if he, in fact, has been. we can't go down the road of half faked impeachments anymore. we need to show the american publicity facts on this and facts do just that i think the american public will be with us. >> ashley: really quickly get your thoughts on this. so much for the democrats saying the republicans were blowing this one out of proportion. new york passes the first in the nation ban on gas stoves. your thoughts, really quickly? >> yeah, we're new yorkers, we are a proud state. we are the elm buyer state little less proud under one

party rule. unfortunately the dubious distinction leading the country in two factors out of state migration. more people leave our state than anyone other state and two highest tax burden of any other states. this new policy on top of the bail reform policy is another reason why new yorkers are a little less proud. >> ashley: congressman, thank you so much for your time. "fox & friends" now. ♪ >> brian: we begin with a fox news alert. the suspected gunman who brought atlanta to a stand still for hours yesterday and everyone watching our channel is in custody this morning. >> ainsley: police accuse him of killing at least one person and hurting four other individuals in the medical center's waiting room. >> steve: in atlanta right now, jonathan serrie joins us with all the latest developments in this case. jonathan, good morning. >> yeah. good morning to you, steve, ainsley, and brian. the suspect is identified as 2 #-year-old deion patterson. he is charged withur