we hope the gofundme page does well. will's run across america for cancer. wonderful to have you. >> bill: wonderful stuff. thank you. >> thank you. >> dana: the house oversight committee is moving closer to holding f.b.i. director christopher wray in contempt of congress after the bureau refuses to turn over a document relating to an allegation of bribery involving joe biden when he was vice president. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. you feel lazy now? after the guy who ran across america two marathons a day? >> bill: 55 miles. william. nice to meet you. the form claims v.p. biden took a bribe in exchange for a policy decision. james comer put out a subpoena for the document earlier this month. there is plenty of evidence for the f.b.i. to investigate. >> we know from the evidence

we've already produced there is a pattern across the globe of joe biden's family receiving money from foreign nationals. there is a pattern here that would suggest this allegation is more than credible and it is way past time for the f.b.i. to determine whether or not they need to move forward with an investigation. >> dana: the f.b.i.'s refusal and allegations made in the document coming as president biden's 2024 campaign kicks off, very quietly. david spunt is live at the justice department with more. >> a story that is escalating quickly, no question about that. we know f.b.i. director christopher wray and house oversight chair james comer are scheduled to speak in a few hours early afternoon in this highly-anticipated phone call. comer claims he is being stonewalled by the f.b.i. but the f.b.i. is saying listen, we will cooperate with you but you have to give us a little bit more time to give you a specific reason for why we're not going

to just hand over a document to congress. comer will speak with wray. we're told by a source familiar with the call there is a possibility the director will allow comer and a few others to see this document in question but in a secure location. the bureau is not going to email it or send it over to capitol hill. the document is a standard f.b.i. form called a 1023. it is used across the bureau when someone comes to an agent and wants to make an allegation or give a tip. the 1023 may prove true or may not. this specific document contains a claim that then v.p. biden accepted a bribe for a policy decision. comer hasn't seen the document but he says a credible whistleblower claims it is there on paper. even if biden never did such a thing, comer is concerned the document just collected dust and the f.b.i. did nothing about it. comer may learn on the phone

call. maybe the f.b.i. did the investigation and it was a false allegation. it could be a true allegation that the f.b.i. found out but the bureau did nothing or the f.b.i. potentially moved on or never moved on the information. in the meantime, comer and house speaker kevin mccarthy have said they would move to hold director wray in contempt of congress for missing yesterday's deadline to turn it over. the f.b.i. said in a statement last week director wray scheduled a telephone call for today providing additional details of the f.b.i.'s extraordinary accommodation to sate the subpoena request. any discussion of escalation under these circumstances is unnecessary. dana and bill, the f.b.i. saying satisfy the subpoena request. the subpoena was for the document. it looks like comer and his crew may actually see the document. they just may have to do it in a secure setting. we won't know any of those details until the call takes place in a few hours.

>> dana: keep us posted, thank you. >> bill: now this from iowa. the roads are getting crowded, dana. both former president trump and the florida governor ron desantis on the trail today. the governor making multiple stops across iowa after official i kicking off his campaign last night. ronna mcdaniel, republican national committee chair is standing by. to the news in washington first with mark meredith today. good morning. >> good morning. as you mentioned the former president will be in iowa this afternoon and appear for a local radio interview and possible to face questions about his latest immigration push. if reelected he would ban birthright citizenship on day one. this is not a new idea for trump. he floated this before a few times when he was in the white house. now the former president says through an executive order he would end the law which allows children born in the u.s. to be citizens even if their parents are in the country illegally. >> this policy is a reward for

breaking the laws of the united states and a magnet helping draw the flood of illegals across our borders. i will sign an executive order making clear to federal agencies that under the correct interpretation of the law, going forward the future children of illegal aliens will not receive automatic u.s. citizenship. >> a super pac for florida governor ron desantis tweeted trump talked about doing it and why didn't he. he would face immediate pushback not just on capitol hill but in the courts also. the idea comes from the 14th amendment that says all persons born or naturalized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction there of are citizens of the u.s. and of the state where they reside. trump is not the only politician who has ever called for an end to the birthright law. lindsey graham supported the idea in 2018. i haven't seen immediate reaction from the white house or

top democrats because the debt ceiling debate is engulfing much of this time. it is an issue that will come up back on the campaign trail. >> bill: it sure will. we're following it in d.c. thank you. >> i do think unfortunately he has decided to move left on some of these issues and i think it's me that is just being true to kind of what we said we would do. i will focus my fire on biden and he should do the same. >> dana: 2024 republican hopeful ron desantis running to the right of former president trump on some issues. the florida governor making the first of a four-stop iowa blitz in sioux city today. polls in the hawkeye state shows him trailing trump by double digits. ronna mcdaniel joins us now. the poll from fox 12 days ago shows trump at 53%, desantis 24%. that's before he got going? how do you size up the primary right now?

>> i think the field keeps growing. we are getting into the summer, the august debate is looming in milwaukee. i think a lot of these candidates are having to get in if they think they will make the debate stage on how it will happen and how candidates can make the debate stage. >> dana: will you make the requirements more stringent than in 2016? >> you know, i think they are very fair requirements and they will increase and escalate in subsequent debates. i think the most important and the one that gets the most attention is the beat biden pledge. we need to remember at the end of this after a bruising primary and everybody fighting the get the nomination we get to come together as a party and focus on winning the white house. we can't change anything unless we win and can govern. that's a critical component for every candidate to pledge to beat biden and support the eventual nominee. >> bill: do you know the actor

james van der beek. he filed this video online and went after the dnc about debates. watch here. >> i cannot get over the fact that the democratic national committee is saying there will not be a debate to decide the nominee for president. this guy is obviously declining mental faculties. you tell him who to call on and what the questions will be. you are telling us there is no debate? what about the will of the people? >> he is the father of six moved out of california back to texas. what we learned this week is what we believe will be the campaign for joe biden. that will be relying on social media, surrogates, celebrities, and very little campaigning. peter doocy asked the white house yesterday on camera when he will hold his first campaign

event. didn't get much of an answer there. how does this fit into your strategy to try to dethrone a first-term president? >> you know, biden could do that during covid, right? we knew he was hiding in the basement and intent nallly avoiding the american people. i don't think he can do that in 2024. it is a strategy. he hasn't held a single campaign event since announcing or gone to any of the battleground starts. he sides from press. fox doesn't allow it to happen. i think the voters are very unhappy. the gallup poll just came out over 80% of the country is dissatisfied. they do not feel like the country is heading in the right direction. to have a president hole up and refuse to address the american people and talk to them, i think it's not a good strategy. when you see republicans, they are all over in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina,

nevada, all of our candidates are crisscrossing the country and talking to real americans. >> dana: ronna, look at this quinnipiac poll. just to put an emphasis on this. this was asking what are the most urgent issues facing the country. asking republicans. inflation and immigration by far going away. so that will be what republicans want to talk about, i imagine. come august, do you think former president trump, who is in this commanding lead, will join the debate stage at the rnc debate? >> i think he is going to make a determination later. i think his campaign has different voices saying why would you get on the debate stage if you are up this far? and then there are others saying take biden head on and get on the debate stage or voters will want to hear from you. that will be up to him. i want all of the candidates on the debate stage. i do want president trump there because i think we have to take it to biden.

every time we talk about immigration and we talk about stopping the flow of fentanyl and protecting our kids and stopping crime and supporting rule of law and supporting school choice. the things that republicans stand for we get to contrast against the m.i.a. president hiding from the american people. i love the opportunity to take up all the oxygen and talk about what republicans stand for versus democrats. >> dana: ronna mcdaniel, thank you. >> bill: good to have you on. we'll talk a thousand times. >> dana: she will be busy this summer, indeed. >> bill: breaking news from the hill. house speaker kevin mccarthy a moment ago speaking again on the debt ceiling vote. a bit earlier today last hour he said it is going the pass and become law. a moment ago from our correspondent aishah hosni on the hill. >> does it matter to you you won't have the entire conference to you? >> no, what matters is if it

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a mysterious murder of a woman, a new jersey councilwoman. she was gunned down outside her home earlier this year. authorities now arresting a man on first degree murder and other gun offenses. he will be extradited to new jersey as he awaits a pre-trial hearing. the victim was found shot to death in her car in february. we were following this story. it was a mystery then and maybe the mystery has been solved. the suspect apparently knew her. the "new york post" says he was listed as a contact in the councilwoman's phone. more on this as we learn it. now this. >> i believe that the digital evidence in this case, including the defendant's laptop search, will be the nail in his coffin. searching for things like how do you clean gunshot residue from a smoking gun? open doors from the outside with

a crowbar? how do you pick locks and multiple google searches of that nature. >> dana: nancy grace taking a closer look at the evidence in a case getting national headlines. the murder trial of a former family feud contestant accused of killing his wife entering its second week in quincy, illinois. mike tobin has the story for us. >> we should find out soon if the defendant will take the stand in his own defense. two weeks into trial as the prosecution has just rested. what sets this case apart from other domestic murder cases is the fact it loops in the game show family feud. he was on the game show and gave a strong indication to steve harvey that he had trouble at home. >> what's the biggest mistake you made at your wedding? >> honey, i love you, but said i do. >> the trouble at home manifested in a bitter divorce. she was a valedictorian and

award-winning nurse. the key component of the battle was custody of the children. it shows rebecca was scared her husband would do something violent. >> she told another friend the only way to make sure their three boys chose him over her was to eliminate her. >> on february 23rd of this year someone pride open the window of her home and shot her 14 times about a mile away from tim's home. quincy police detective testified what you heard nancy grace talking about. the history on his laptop shows he googled how to pick locks and pry open a window with a crowbar and clean gunshot residue and whether it can be traced to a specific gun and used an alias to buy a bicycle. tim's lawyer says the case is

dripping with reasonable doubt. dana. >> dana: keep us posted. thank you. >> bill: now out of china its former top scientist said the wuhan lab leak theory should not be discounted saying you can always suspect anything. that is science. don't rule out anything. senator rand paul, top republican homeland security committee, nice to see you and welcome back to our program here. the gentleman's name is dr. gow. he said i think their conclusion is they are following all the protocols. they haven't found any wrongdoing. so what is it going to be? >> this is the head of the cdc in china. well-known in international circles. i think respected around the world as being a truth teller. i think from the very beginning he was kept in the dark. i think that now he is trying to shed some light on this. in their system it is difficult and dangerous sometimes to tell

the truth. just indicating or intimating that this could have come from a lab is a big deal coming from a government or an ex-government official. i have spoken with the chinese government directly and asked them to be more forthcoming not to blame them. i really told them look, we have the labs in our country. i don't want it to happen anywhere in the world again. i have asked them to be more forthcoming. i don't know if it will have any more response from the chinese government but i think it would be good for the world if they were to come forward and say look, it was an accident, a terrible accident. we're doing everything to prevent it happening again and in the united states we need to do more to make sure dangerous research doesn't leak into the united states. >> bill: everybody should understand it is what you are saying for the future. do you think this is as close as we get to a possible admission from the ccp? >> you know, i hope we end up getting more because i've spoken to former high-ranking cdc officials in our country who

told me they expect there will be another leak and that the next leak could be as much as 5 to 50% of the world's population could die in another pandemic. so we're crazy not to put more rules and regulations on this type of research. i've been pushing this for three years. to date have not had a full committee hearing or one democrat to agree to a full committee hearing. i have been pushing democrats signed record releases from the biden administration. i haven't gotten one letter signed by three years by a democrat. amazing the cover-up. you played a clip from fauci earlier. he was covering up from day one. he knew if it came from the lab that culpability would come to his decisions to fund that lab. >> bill: this is from june of 2022, here is fauci then. >> i said i think the most likely origin is a jumping of species. i still do think it is, at the

same time as i keep an open mind that it might be a lab leak. >> bill: 11 months later is that a fair statement? keeping an open mind? >> well, no, it is absolutely not. from day one from january 31st of 2020 he was conspiring with fellow virologists to cover this up because he knew he had been one of the world's leading advocates of gain-of-function research for at least a decade and quoted saying that it is so important that even if a pandemic breaks out it will be the worth of knowledge. he was an advocate for a decade and the chief architect of funding the lab in wuhan. he knew from the very beginning if this leaked from the lab in wuhan, that the guilt, the culpability from the pandemic would attach to his horrific decision to fund this lab. he has been trying to cover it up from day one. only in the last six months he started saying this open mind thing. no, he has been part of an elaborate cover-up to make sure

no one knew the truth. we will get to the truth, i promise you. >> bill: when do we hear from him next? >> i think he will be made to testify under oath by the house. if i had to predict within the next couple of months. they are gathering evidence. we don't have power in the senate, there is no chance to bring him in there. he will be brought in for one very public interview under oath and we'll see if we get truth out of him. be prepared. he was made to testify at a missouri, louisiana case and said i don't recall, i think over 80 times. >> bill: thank you for your time. we'll see what comes up on the house side. rand paul, thank you. >> there was an unsafe an unprofessional intercept by a prc fighter jet with one of our air force aircraft over the south china sea. when you have tensions like this we want to keep the lines of communication open. >> dana: a close call over the south china sea over escalating

tensions between washington and beijing. a retired nypd sergeant in court today over his alleged role in a chinese intimidation campaign. how he got here and who else could be held accountable? >> with today's charges we have turned the prc's operation fox hunt on its head. the pursuers are now the per sued.

out of the movie dukes of hazzard. watch here. that's dramatic body camera footage out of georgia shows the moment a speeding car meets a tow truck ramp. the car traveled 120 feet in the air and flipped. it landed upright and luckily the driver survived. that is quite the thing. >> bill: you wouldn't believe it if it wasn't on camera.

>> dana: how do you hit the tow truck? not paying attention. that's what happens. >> bill: this from october. >> for those charged in china and others engaged in this type of conduct, our message is clear. stay out. >> bill: that's a former nypd officers and two suspects believed to be chinese foreign agents appearing in a federal courtroom in brooklyn this morning as proceedings begin in the first trial resulting from operation fox hunt. a sweeping chinese government scheme to repatriate government distaints who live in the u.s. nate foye is outside the courthouse today. hello. >> prosecutors say the victim in this case is a former chinese government official who moved to the united states with his family back in 2010. during the three year stretch ending in late 2019, prosecutors say the three defendants

standing trial today, two chinese nationals and an ex-nypd sergeant are accused of stalking, threatening and harassing his family to force him to return to china on behalf of the chinese communist party. here is christopher wray talking about it. >> simply put, it is outrageous china thinks it can come to our shores, conduct illegal operations and bend people here in the united states to their will. >> take a look at this. new video from this morning of ex-nypd sergeant michael mcmahon arriving at brooklyn federal court accused of conducting surveillance on the targeted family. lawyers claim he didn't know he was working for the ccp and faces up to ten years in prison. for the chinese nationals. one is accused of hiring mcmahon, the other is accused of harassing the target's daughter in their new jersey home. an example of the sort of harassment that prosecutors say

this family faced. look. this letter will be used as evidence in trial. it was left at the family's home and translates to quote, if you are willing to go back to the mainland and spend ten years in prison, your wife and children will be all right. that's the end of this matter. now, in another incident, bill, defendants are accused of flying the target's elderly father from china to the united states in an effort to harass him and force him back to mainland china. each defendant faces up to ten years in prison. the trial is expected to take 2 or 3 weeks. send it back to you. >> bill: we'll watch it. thank you in brooklyn, new york. >> dana: new video in showing the moment a chinese fighter jet buzzes a u.s. spy plane. it happened yesterday over the south china sea. the u.s. calling the maneuver unnecessarily aggressive. general jack keane is a fox news senior strategic analyst. when you see something like this

what goes through your mind, sir? >> potential mishapp certainly. it is outrageous behavior. this fighter is a high performance aircraft. our reconnaissance plane is likely flying a predictable route. harassment is what they're doing. the united states military is kind of on the front lines of this, not too surprising given the aggression that china has. they resent the fact, dana, that we're spying and collecting surveillance information on them every single day. this is a very obvious means that we do it. we use all sources to do this. we sail our ships through the taiwan straits and the south china sea. we conduct exercises with our allies and partners in the region. and they know that principally that is all directed against them. we wouldn't be doing much of this, to be frank, dana, if they weren't so aggressive in reaching out and trying to

dominate and control the pacific region useing coercion to do that and undermining civil societies and what you are just presenting here, they are conducting one of the most comprehensive penetrations of america in the history of the country. the soviet union pales by comparison to what the chinese are doing. >> dana: they said the u.s. will continue to fly, sail and operate safely and responsibly wherever international law allows and basically saying that they will follow international law but telling the chinese to back off. let's show the map. these are drone attacks around moscow that apparently have been happening and john kirby, the white house spokesperson for national security, said they do not support ukrainian attacks on russian soil. listen the him here. >> we've been clear privately

and publicly with ukraine we don't support attacks on russian soil. we are going to continue to give them what they need to defend themselves and defend their territory ukrainian soil but don't support attacks in russia. >> dana: how do you think about the drone attacks? is this a dangerous escalation or would you -- would i be overreacting if i thought it seemed like a really bad idea? >> first of all, what admiral kirby said, who i respect, i disagree with him fundamentally. the ukrainians have a right to attack russian organizations, deep owes, they find 200 artillery shells. russian property on the ukraine border. such a hub. it transfers equipment and troops through the hubs.

what you are asking specifically. ukrainians are denying their involvement here. i suspect someone certainly working on the ukrainian behalf has conducted these drone attacks. i think it is a strategic mistake. the russians are killing innocent civilians making war on civilians because they lost the ground war against the ukrainians and trying to break the will of the ukrainians. we know they've commit atrocities. the ukrainians shouldn't do anything to the russian people. they aren't the enemy and pull back on any supporters they may have that are attempting to hurt and harm the russian people. obviously the drones are attacking apartment buildings and doing that very thing. there is nothing to be gained by the ukrainians with that kind of behavior. military targets inside of russia i believe are suitable targets and appropriate. >> dana: general jack keane. let's stay in touch on this as it looks to be ratcheting it up.

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>> bill: now we're hearing amazon's return to work policy coming under fire from company employees, shocker. more than 1,000 workers worldwide are pledging to walk out in protest. dan springer live in seattle, where else? hey, dan, good morning. >> with all the layoffs not only here at amazon but also across the entire tech industry it might be an odd time to protest your company for having the audacity to force you to come back to the office for work. that's exactly what we're expecting today at noon local time. a group called amazon employees for climate justice organized this one-hour lunchtime protest to rail against the company for not meeting climate goals and not okay for having to be back

in the office three days a week. they say, quote, amazon's top down one size fits all return to office mandate undermines the diverse accessible future we want to be part of. amazon must turn autonomy to its team. we have had a great few weeks with more employees in the office and energy on campus and explained our thinking to our different forums over the last few months and will continue to do so. yesterday we found plenty of amazon employees who won't be joining the protest. >> some who just started work, i prefer not to be not with these people. so at the coffee time i come to the office 3 or 4 times a week. >> amazon workers who may have a gripe. some delivery drivers filed a lawsuit against the company alleged they're forced to urinate in bottles because

schedules are too tight for bathroom breaks and make it a class action lawsuit. amazon encourage their delivery service partners to support drivers including needed bathroom breaks. protests, 1500 employees across the world signed up for the pledge and said they will protest. about 800 in the headquarters here in seattle. they have over 50,000 workers here in seattle. >> bill: good luck with that. dan springer live in seattle, washington. thanks. >> dana: may is skin cancer awareness month. the most common form of cancer in america can be the most preventable. how to soak up the sun responsiblely. here is my doctor. two people die of skin cancer in the united states every hour. >> it is very prevalent.

in fact, there is more skin cancer diagnosed in the united states than all other cancers combined. the sad thing with skin cancer, a lot of cases are preventable. >> bill: dana just had an incident. >> i met my doctor a few years ago because i was concerned and i had a little thing here and makeup artists covered it up all the time but we had to treat that because we got ahead of it. >> exactly. so a big part is prevention and another big part is early detection. in your case we were able to detect things early and take care of it before it became a real issue. >> bill: how do you protect your skin from the sun is shade, clothing, wear a hat, sunglasses, that's good. that may fit for you. and the sunscreen. and dana just ripped off a few facts. how do you -- if we're out in the summertime or on the weekend and we're looking at our own

skin what do we look for? >> you want to look for any lesions. look for an ugly duckling. bring that to the attention of a board certified dermatologist. >> dana: you can get melanoma on a place you wouldn't get sunshine. >> it is 100% the biggest risk factor is ultra violent radiation, sun. you can get it in areas you haven't had much sun exposure as well. check yourself once a month and get checked at least once a year by the dermatologist. >> dana: not all sunscreen is created equal, right? i won't name names here. how much -- what's the spf you should look for and should you throw out your sunscreen every season and get a new one? >> spf30 or higher. apply enough and reapply. if your sunscreen is sitting in

a warm car, golf bag, taking it to the beach and exposed to heat it is a good idea to get new sunscreen. >> bill: number three, guys, type of skin cancer. if you can see that, doctor, if you can read that from there, what do we need to understand? >> the three main types of skin cancer. these are lumped as non-melanoma skin cancers. they the end to be easier to manage and are -- the end to occur on sun exposed area. melanoma is the more serious and one we look for in skin cancer screenings. you want to catch all these at the earliest stages. >> dana: talk about children quickly. >> it is important to protect your kids from sun exposure. one single blistering sunburn in childhood can double your risk for melanoma in your lifetime.

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"the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: see you in a moment. a miracle in missouri, thousands of visitors travel to a small town north of kansas city to see the body of sister lancaster who died in 2019 at the age of 95. her body was exhumed in april and shows in signs of decomposition. lauren green has the rest of the story. >> the catholic church considers it a sign of faith and witness to the truth of the resurrection. many are calling it a missouri miracle. visitors saw and touched the body of sister man castor. her body, is in an unexpected state of preservation. the catholic church calls it incorrupt. saved from normal decay. >> it took me a long time to

think about how this miracle was occurring and what it means to me. at least to our family. >> this isn't -- it is important to all christianity. >> the sister was born in 1924. from the time from a young girl wanted to be a nun. took vows in 1944 and founded the benedictine sisters. her body was supposed to be reinterned in another location. the sister found a corpse with little to know decay. >> just a sign that she was a very holy woman and the lord blessed her in her life and death because she was faithful. >> her body is being placed under the glass enclosure. the catholic church isn't calling it yet a miracle. some experts say it is not that

unusual for there to be a lack of decay after four years in the grave. >> bill: something to watch. intriguing. lauren green, thank you. >> dana: before we go, check this out. i could never do this. a baseball fan he could be signing a contract in his future. roll it here. >> check this out. >> dana: he reaches up casual like and grabs it. he didn't leave his seat. harris faulkner is up next, like she just said, here you go. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. it is on and it is hot like butter on a biscuit. republican presidential candidates descending on iowa now. governor ron desantis doing a blitz in iowa after his first campaign event last night ready to take on biden. >> our great american comeback starts by sending joe biden back to his