come see me live next week in spokane, washington at spokane comedy love and in boca, florida the week after. >> greg: hot takes. i love you, america. >> todd: a fox news alert, house oversight committee james comer will initiate contempt of congress hearings against fbi director christopher wray this very week. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. a document allegedly links joe biden to 5 million bribery scheme, when he was vice president and the chairman says every lawmaker needs to see it. >> my question to the fbi was, what have you done with this

accusation? the fbi admitted this is highly credible human sources and admitted they paid this source substantial amount of money and hoo had been part of the bureau for 13 years and their answer was, it is part of an ongoing investigation. we don't know which investigation, we don't know when the investigation began. we know two weeks ago they tried to act like this form didn't exist and today the fbi is bringing this form to the house of representatives. >> carley: alexandria hoff, good morning. >> alexandria: according to the agent, director wray made the document available, but they say they can't hand it over without handing over sources. kevin mccarthy does not buy that. >> this document is not

classified, director wray said he wouldn't provide it. i had a phone call and explained if he does not provide this, we will hold him in contempt. now he said, we have the document, he will only show to chairman and ranking member. that is not how the constitution works. if he doesn't come forth and allow everyone to see it, we will move contempt charges against him on thursday. >> carley: coming up very serious. and >> alexandria: anna paulina luna wrote, the fbi is afraid their informant will be killed if unmasked, based on information about the biden family. the fbi did not immediately respond when fox news reached out. the form is dated june of 2020 and alleged then vice president joe biden was involved in a

bribery scheme. the document had been flagged and sent to delaware for the investigation of hunter biden. >> certainly chairman comer has been talking about the delaware investigation. i didn't pick up anything from the fbi that tip motivated the delaware or central component. if that were true, all the more reason that document should not be out there if it is part of an ongoing investigation. >> alexandria: the white house states this is a fact-free stunt by james comer to spread inuendo to damage the president and get himself media attention. fox news was told the source is a person highly trusted by the fbi. >> todd: thank you. bring in former fbi special

agent and former navy seal, jonathan gilliam. that comment from anna paulina luna, about the threat this individual could be killed. you worked for the fbi, how seriously do you take a threat that this informant could be killed? >> jonathan: that is always a risk in informant takes. congressman luna said he, she narrowed it down 50% it is a male, not a female. anybody with any association with president and then vice president biden anybody with any type of involvement with him in the past is going to know somebody that is a male informed on them.

i don't think this is something they should worry about, the informant could be killed, so the investigation should stop. we have things to support sources and i think the investigation is important enough it should go forward. >> carley: i'm sure you were listening to what congressman comer and raskin said yesterday and it was tale of two congressman. comer says it is undergoing and raskin says it is not. and he said it was investigated under bill bar are, two different stories we heard yesterday, even though they were in the same meeting. what do you take away from the statements? >> jonathan: raskin is leftist and will follow the narrative. when you have comer, come on is, he is a lot of soundbites and no

substance and in between those two things, you have bill bar, who really didn't have anything of substance when it came to any investigations. i don't see anything from any of the people that are pointing toward justice and understanding if something happened then making it known to the american people and letting justice serve. none of these people seem to be concerned about any of that whenever it is not just joe biden. any executives in washington, when they are involved, it becomes sound bites and no information gets anywhere. >> todd: assuming for argument sake, this does lead to something, the document shows 5 million arrangement for exchange of money for policy decision, with vp and the foreign national. what charges and consequences

could joe biden face? >> this is a very interesting question because if it was todd, if it were you or carley or myself, the fbi would be looking at this and we would be already be doing preliminary, it was 2020, preliminary investigation would have been done if the source is credible, would have opened investigation and look for evidence of structuring and different charges brought against them. number of charges that could be brought against us. when we look at the president or executives in washington, d.c., those charges seem to never come to the surface and actually stick to anyone. look at hunter biden and all the things lobbied against him, that have been shown to be true and nothing has occurred. nothing, no accountability

whatsoever. if this was true and it is shown to be true, i'm still not sure, todd, exactly what will occur, it is inside the beltway. >> carley: what do you think comer bringing contempt of congress hearing forward against christopher wray on thursday, does that not impress you or make you think he is taking this seriously. >> something an old nascar legend jimmie johnson used to say, you see eggs from chicken and bacon from a pig, that chicken was involved, but the pig was committed, we need to see commitment from comer and the rest of the gop. just being involved and throwing sound bites out does nothing, there has to be commitment and lobbying, i like to use that word, lobbying things out there, contempt of congress will do nothing because of power of the

left behind the agencies in the inside the beltway. >> carley: jonathan gilliam calling for action. thank you so much. conditionman nancy mace sits on the house oversight committee and will join us to walk us through the next step in the contempt proceeding. >> todd: the national police officer shot and wounded was greeted as he finally leaves the hospital. [cheering] >> nice shoes. [applause] >> todd: that is great to see. detective taking a gunshot to the rib area. the suspect was killed during exchange of gunfire with swat officers. he will finish healing at home and is expected to make a full

recovery. >> carley: god bless him, today marks 79th anniversary of d-day. veterans and tourists were seen in france watching the sunrise while commemorating the anniversary and yesterday veterans remembered the intense battle that was fought there. >> i got in on the planning of d day. i got the bronze star. >> to me, it was such a unique experience to hear the sounds of warfare in your head. as a noncombatant, i was still in the war. >> it wasn't about fighting for the king and country, not far as i was concerned, it was fighting the evil of germany. >> carley: on this day in 1944, 150,000 allied troops landed on

beach of france. dh day was major turning point in world war ii, allowing west to retake europe from nazi control. we will never forget the veterans sacrifice and service to the western world. >> todd: every year when we do this story, i look at 23509age and say, we are losing more and more of these men and women each year. if you get a moment or have opportunity to speak with them, take that opportunity, they are a font of knowledge and what they did for the world and humanity can never be forgotten. >> carley: going to normandy to celebrate and honor those. police are forced to pull a woman off a plane in handcuffs, watch this. >> cameron, stop. >> can i have my phone? >> i have it. >> you are making it worse.

>> carley: we'll tell you what happened. >> todd: and a college student says a professor failed her because she used a term biological women in an assignment. >> i know this is like the most biassed grade ever, my project is about transgender competing in biological women's sports. >> todd: hear the rest of her story next.

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>> carley: southwest flight gets delayed over unruly passenger

who deputies were forced tadrag off the plane. watch this. >> you are making it worse for yourself. >> i literally need my phone, i paid for that. can you get my phone? what is happening? >> carley: authorities say the passenger was kicking the seat in front of her and causing a disturbance. she refused to get off the plane. she was restrained to a wheelchair and facing three counts of battery of a police officer, disturbing the peace while drunk and resisting arrest and criminal mischief. dash cam footage catching the moment. the person behind the wheel was a 10-year-old boy. officers were alerted by emergency service that it was

stolen. others called 911 saying they saw a boy driving. the kid driver refused to move over and disabled before veering into a guard rail. the child tried to flee issue but was caught by police. he was staying with relatives and wanted to go see his mom. >> todd: a lot in that story. student at university of cincinnati says she got a 0 on an assignment because she used the term biological women. she took to tiktok. >> she said it was a good project proposal, i got 0 because i used this term that was exclusionary. this is the most biassed grade ever because it is about transgenders competing in women's sports. she said her professor doubled

down on giving her the f. >> she told me using the term contributed to turf -- only real feminism and she said it was exclusionary and contributed to hetero normativity. apparently i can share my opinion, as long as i don't share my opinion with other classmates. >> are trans men offended by the phrase biological women? >> apparently so, and i did not know that. >> carley: this story hurts my brain. this is women's gender study class, you study gender. the teacher says you can't, says term biological women are excollusionary and reforces

hetero normativ ity, focus on women's rights, not just females and i'll regrade. how did we get here? the teacher says this was a solid paper, but didn't agree with her perspective, so gave her a zero, that is not how it is supposed to work. >> todd: what a sick move by the professor, using the threat of grading, in effort to force your woke ideology. bigger picture, do you want to sunday your kid to a woke indoctrination factory like this, if this is how they are treated with you paying for this education? >> carley: speaking of payment, the other thing that annoys me is the name of the class. women's gender studies in pop culture >> when did we go from college preparing you for the future to women's gender studies in pop culture. >> todd: the word woman is in the title.

>> carley: imagine being the parent and having to pay for that class. >> todd: the title, women is in the title, she used women and gets an f. a lot of shen an begans at university of cincinnati. florida high school reprinting yearbook after facing backlash for gender fluid lgbtq spread given to students as young as 14. >> first page i saw, this two-page spread regarding information, content i deemed to be mature content and it is not relevant to school activities, academics, clubs and sports, anything has to do with high school experience, these terms and definitions are not appropriate. >> todd: the two-page spread mentioned gay, lesbian and

a-romantic. parents are calling for the yearbook advisor to be fired, along with the principal who approved. >> carley: some say "the view" got out of hand when senator tim scott confronted the hosts. >> it started on the right foot with the issue. >> no, no, not here. sorry, sir. do not boo, this is "the view." >> tell it to the mountain. >> we have to go to commercial, we'll be back. >> todd: that was just weird. tomi lahren reacting to that next. somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪

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>> janice: temperatures cooler across the northeast, warmer for

northern plains and upper midwest and potential for heavy rainfall for california, southern california and toward the four corners, gulf coast and florida. area of low pressure lingering toward new england keeping things cool and wet over next couple days. here is forecast today, 91 in sioux falls, 98 in kansas city. it will remain cool across the northeast. the only area on the map you have below average temperatures. the temps getting into tomorrow and thursday and friday, so 60s, 70s and that will remain the story getting into the weekend, we have trough in place and potential for showers and thunderstorms off and on in the northeast and new england area. actually need the rain here. we're not getting enough of it. i want to point out the smoke,

we've had epic wildfires in canada and some smoke will drift southward to northeast including new york city area. if you have respiratory problems, elderly kids, keep them inside. >> carley: wildfires in new jersey, too. thanks. >> todd: 2024 presidential candidate tim scott taking on the ladies of "the view" after controversial comments about the republican senator's race. >> one reason i'm on the show is because of comments made on this show, only way for young african american kid to be successful in this country is to be the exception, not the rule. that is a dangerous, offensive, disgusting message to send to young people today. i thought it started on the right foot on this issue. >> no, no, not here, sorry, sir. do not boo, this is "the view." >> i will stand up now. >> go off and tell him. >> tell it to the mountain.

we have to go to commercial. >> i think you have -- >> outkick host tomi lahren join us. never had a producer walk on set and tell me i need to wrap, although they did threaten to do it today. your reaction to the spectacle that "the view" and the audience put tim scott through yesterday? >> tomi: i commend him for going on "the view," we need republicans going on shows like this for those not always listening and receiving our message. i hope we have more republicans invited on "the view," that is a hurdle to get invited. what those ladies and i use that term loosely, should have done, like tim scott, they should have sat back, listened and taken notes. this is somebody who is incredibly successful american

and incredibly successful black man who is running for president and etch prooing message of opportunity, optimism and accomplishment to young americans, all americans, to black americans, to white americans and they should have listened and heard his message and should have changed their rhetoric to match. what he is doing is inspiring people and all they do is preach victimhood and oppression and division. i commend him for what he did. i didn't expect any different with going to commercial break when he would try to respond or the audience booing him. he was productive for him and the country to be exposed to that. he is the winner in the situation and the ladies the losers. >> todd: he went into the lion's den and the queen lion, joy behar was not there. scott calling her out on hannity

last night. can you imagine an extreme liberal telling me how to be a black man in america, who is a white lady that dresses up in black face. i can't knowledge the hypocrisy. >> todd: we live in crazy times, i can't get past the gall of telling a black man he does not know what it is like to live as a black man when you are a white woman. does the left really think that is appropriate? >> tomi: they do if you are the ladies of "the view" or exist in your echo-chamber bubble, which is what "the view" is. the fact joy behar and not just to tim scott, but to others, have said they understand the plight of black people in this country and hear from a black american in this country and they believe they know better, that just goes to show white liberalism at work. i don't expect anything different.

i wish she would have been there, i think it would have been a fireworks show. maybe next time. >> todd: and gavin newsom calling ron desantis a small -- man, what do you make of this outburst? democrats set precedence for transporting migrants from the border to the interior. >> tomi: i don't hear california good afternoon gavin newsom talking about eric adams and his plan to bus to other places of new york, especially upstate new york. i don't hear him calling mayor eric adams a small, pathetic man, we know gavin newsom doesn't want to run against eric adams, he wants to run against ron desantis. i believe that gavin newsom will run in 2024 if it looks like ron desantis will be our nominee. he is electioneering, taking shots and going after governor

ron desantis. i think he is just vying to be that competitor. i will hold on that that prediction and you can tell me later if you are right. >> todd: wow, tomi looking to the future, no talking about next year. new vending machines coming to new york city, for candy? no, free crack pipes. >> carley: that will wake you up. cheryl casone is here next with all the details. ♪

>> todd: the band excited to welcome you back. concern over a cabinet official who ordered -- with potential conflict of interest. >> carley: cheryl casone has more. what is going on? >> cheryl: interior secretary deb holland may have unethical ties to this group. she made this decision last week, did fossil fuel lease band within this national historic park in new mexico. the allegation is herself and her daughter have close ties to a group who has been very

against, trying to protect that area. 11 lawmakers writing, here is what they say. prior to joining the biden administration, secretary haa haaland had tied to the advocacy protest and lobbying, including efforts to restrict domestic oil and gas production. did her ties to this group prior to the biden administration and looks like her daughter is still involved with the group, does that mean she has a massive conflict of interest? >> todd: i'm noticing a pattern. why give addicts help when you can enable them via a vending machine. >> cheryl: one of the strangest things i've seen new york city do. health and mental hygiene commissioner basically talking about what they want to do, new

vending machines, you get pipes, mouthpieces, lip balms, they say they are trying to stopoverdose deaths, listen. >> this is practical step in our fight against the overdose crisis. this machine representing that, empower people, communities, our neighbors with everything and anything they need when they need it on demand to save a life, save their own life, to use safely and be safe. >> cheryl: check out cover of the "new york post." this is the vend, love the post editorial. it is free, that makes no sense. put in your skrip code, that will be cleaned out in five minutes. one of the dumbest wastes of taxpayer money. >> carley: free, but taxpayers

are paying. deep blue new york, you ask taxpayers if they want that, they would say no whachl is going on with lululemon? >> cheryl: ceo answering questions about two women fired from a store because they fought back against thieves that had come in. they chase them out of the store. the ceo says that this is actually not what company policy dictates and he defended the company's decision to fire the two ladies. listen. >> in this particular case, we have zero tolerance policy we train educators on around engaging during a theft. why? we put the safety of our team, our guests front and center. it is only merchandise, step back, let the theft occur, we are working with law enforcement. >> cheryl: the ladies asserted,

it is because we called 911 and outed the theft, they took 7 grand in merchandise. >> carley: tough one. >> cheryl: public relations, i wouldn't advise the ceo to double down. >> carley: thank you. house lawmakers are putting microscope on biden's esg agenda with hearing on social justice and left wing politics infiltrating businesses. >> todd: who economists who are testifying, will join us next. don't go anywhere.

>> carley: two house subcommittees are holding a join committee on biden's esg agenda and harm it's had on businesses and the american people. some say the biden administration prioritized progressive esg scheme over energy and national security interest of the united states. we look forward to hearing from experts as we investigate and

expose harmful effects of esg. two that are testifying today join me now. big day for you both on capitol hill. let's start with the basics, steven, what is esg and how is it affecting american businesses? >> can you hear me? mindy, steven's shot is frozen. mindy, over to you, tell us about esg and how it is impacting american business today? >> certainly. esg is branded as investment strategy for good. what it is, an attempt to manipulate markets and financial sector to implement the left's political goals. it is convoluted and complex because the left hopes the american people do not catch on to the harm esg causes.

it makes bills go up, undermines investment and brings division in the marketplace. we have seen this with bud light and target. it means less money in being poets as financial elites gamble with money and pursue woke politics. >> carley: what are examples of esg practice businesses have to comply with that do more harm than good in your opinion? >> one of the worst ones under the environmental rubric, policies like net zero. 80% of energy come from resources, they want to cancel all fossil fuel, something we heard from our president. reduce development and use of energy resources we need, what it means for the consumer issue

the price of everything goes up and our energy grid becomes less reliable and for low income americans, it is devastating, higher cost energien moos they have to choose between heating their home or cooling their home and putting food on the table. >> carley: saudi arabia over the weekend cut oil output by one million barrels per day. people think gas prices are going up, what do you think about that? how much could they go up during the busy summer season? >> this is terrible time to hit u.s. markets and prices are expected to go up as americans gear up for the summer driving season. carley, the thing that bothers me, we used to not worry about opec decisions, we were in position of energy resources. team biden has gone over and above in shutting down u.s. oil

production issue putting us in position of weakness and vulnerability. we look to opec and how that will impact american consumers in the united states. prices are likely to go up, which exacerbates family budgets, cause by biden's terrible economic policy. >> carley: average price of gas on biden's first day in office was $2.99. now it is over $1 above that. mandy gunakekura, thank you. we will get steven back on the show very soon. joe biden is ruling out brand-new campaign ads, just don't expect him to answer questions about it. [asking questions on top of each other] --

>> carley: he's all smiles there, talk to congresswoman nancy mace about 2024 and the investigation into president biden's family corruption. >> todd: steve doocy on fox square with a look at what is coming up, steve, i am told there will be bread. >> steve: so much bread you could shake a stick at it, absolutely. today on "fox and friends" breakfast with friends coming from paris baguet. we will talk to voters about top issues for 2024 as candidates enter the race and senator tuberville and jason chaffetz and dana perino and bill melugin will all join us live. do not miss a minute of it. come back in 10 minutes, we'll

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>> carley: the biden-harris re-election campaign rolling out a series of new ads no, i do not tout accomplishments. it's been weeks since he announced he was running and the president isn't even taking questions from the press. >> thank you all. [shouting questions] >> todd: south carolina congressman nancy mace joins us now. congressman, grace great to have you as always. biden mocks the press over his own refusal to answer their questions. we have seen really no campaigning for 2024 say for few

billboard ads they are popping out here. what should the american people take away from there quote, unquote campaign? >> well, biden certainly doesn't want to answer questions about that investigation that he will probably be campaigning from the office, i suppose. and not getting out there on the road. i wonder if he will actually debate once we get to that point in the general election cycle. but i got to tell you, this investigation on oversight, the fbi trying to stone call the committee, they said these documents didn't exist, come to find out they did. two members of oversight into a scif yesterday. but the information was redacted and the members couldn't take the documentation with them. and then now, we're seeing, you know, smearing of the whistleblowers, and confidential informants and come find out they don't want to share that document not because the whistleblower isn't reliable. it's because they are too reliable and they need to protect that whistleblower. so, this has just been a very messy week already and it's tuesday for the biden

administration. >> carley: the oversight committee met yesterday the committee you are on to discuss this 1024 document that jamie js comer and jamie raskin was able to see yesterday. what did you leisure in that meeting we might not know. >> we learned this information is credible. this whistleblower is extremely credible for this investigation. and we said early on, look. we said in the fbi is unwilling to do their job, we will do their job for them. and we weren't kidding. in just over 48 hours, the oversight committee will have a mark-up hearing where we will hold the fbi, christopher wray in contempt if he does not supply the committee with this documentation so all of us can see it. and i would like to see it in unredacted form. we will see what happens. there is 48 hours until that hearing. >> todd: at this point, you have to think wray is willing to hold himself in contempt because, basically, that's what's happened here. basically to tell his bosses and joe biden and merrick garland, hey, i tried everything, but i just can't keep this away

anymore. and that's a sad state of affairs of our democracy. let's roll the soundbites from the two people who did see the document yesterday. comer and raskin. >> you know, i'm just surprised that my colleagues want to try to litigate this in public much less hold the director of the federal bureau of investigation in contempt for complying with their request, when there is a whole process that was undertaken and that process came to its natural end as i understand it. >> the oversight committee will follow the facts and be transparent to the american people with our findings. >> todd: what i can't get past congresswoman we know this document sun classified. there is no security concerns. shouldn't every single american, democrat, republican, other want to get to the bottom of this and know if our president, when he was vice president, was compromised? >> absolutely. and they haven't fulfilled obligations of the subpoena because not every member on oversight has had access to that

documentation. they the american people deserve to know if their president was bought and paid for by communist china, russia, romania and other assets that are not our friends, not our allies around the world. they ought to know, you know, if we are going to hold one side accountable, if only republicans are going to be held accountable if the left is above the law. are democrats above the law? are people in the administration above the law? i have got to tell you being out there doing town halls in south carolina the american people want to know that our leaders will be held accountable if there is any corruption whatsoever on either side of the aisle, bottom line. >> carley: your colleague luna is afraid their will be killed if unmasked. can you tell us if that's true that's the real fear who would be the one that would be committing this murder if that is true? >> right. well, we know for weeks now someone in the administration has been leaking that the whistleblower was not a credible asset, and now come to find out they won't release the documentation because apparently

they are too credible of an asset. ironic how that happens there was concern about the safety of the whistleblower in this particular document. again, that information is redacted and not included in it. >> todd: understood. >> carley: all right, congresswoman nancy mace, thank you so much for joining us this morning. an important topic. we appreciate you joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: and with that, "fox & friends" begins right now. >> todd: diner edition. >> 2024 republican presidential field getting bigger. >> former vice president pence filed his 2024 paperwork. >> the republican primary voters are going to think very deeply about who can best carry our message. >> chairman james comer preparing to hold fbi director christopher wray in contempt of congress. in possession of a document detailing a federal scheme from biden. >> these bureaucracies that think they are immune to oversight. >> officers bust unruly driver on michigan federal reserve. the person behind the wheel was a 10-year-old boy. the child tried to fle