sadly this is all the time we have. >> happy to be lagoa sitting with the lookalike to david beckham this morning thank you so much for the time. >> brian: very similar, almost eerie, i have less tattoos. 13 seconds as i say goodbye to this hour can i get upstairs to start the next hour. >> of course you are david beckham, let's go. >> brian: of course. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i'm an innocent man. we will prove that again. >> former president donald trump indicted by the biden justice. this is a two tiered justice system my client calls it a witch-hunt is he right. >> i always put america first. >> where's the money? that's a bunch of malarkey. >> joe biden and hunter biden were paid $10 million in bribes by ukraine. >> if the prosecutor is not fired, you're not getting the money. >> there is corroboration of a big guy being involved here. >> this is a new water based barrier. >> governor greg abbott unveiled a new tool military grade buoys. >> very difficult to be able to go through these. >> to stop people from entering

texas illegally. >> have the courage to speak what we put on that back side, true. >> moms for liberty highlighted antigovernment extremists. >> we are letting it kind of roll off our back in a sense. >> you're a hate up, put me in. >> good news on the horizon, first time that fox is going to be covering the rails. things are going to be spectacular. >> brian: here we go. we begin this hour with a fox news alert. get, this forge are president 2024 g.o.p. frontrunner donald trump indicted on seven criminal charges. >> ainsley: the charges still remain sealed. but, we know they're related to the classified documents that were found at mar-a-lago. >> steve: that's right. peter doocy joins us live from the white house with the very latest and, peter, i'm sure you have plenty to talk about today. >> peter: former president trump is trying to get back here to the white house but, first, is he going to have to try beat a federal obstruction wrap.

it'sage election interference at the highest level. i'm an innocent man, i'm an innocent person. this is warfare for the law and we can't get it happen. we can't let it happen. our country is going to hell and they come after donald trump, weaponizing the justice department, weaponizing the fbi. >> peter: special counsel jack smith has not indicted anything. one count under the espionage act. obstruction of justice. obstruction or falsification of records and conspiracy and false statements. president trump's legal team tried to stop this from happening but jim trusty said to have a good relationship with this special counsel could not convinces doj to ignore the evidence they think gives them a strong enough case to charge.

>> there is no reason in god's green's earth anyone should trust the information bubbling up from the special counsel's office to the attorney general. we have uncovered significant misconduct. there is substantive defenses that are fantastic. the presidential records act means this entire thing is not in a criminal setting. that's a statutory scheme about document retention and relinquishing to are a cifers that are has no criminal penalty. so the idea that you can be doing armed raids and even criminal grand jury subpoenas is ludicrous. >> peter: president biden says he did not know about this indictment and from a practical point of view, there is reason to believe him because we know president biden really wants to run against president trump again next year. and so it's unlikely he would want to do something that would potentially general dyes his chances of a rematch back to you. >> brian: it does weaken him, peter, to have these seven indictments and have this be side tracked and pull him off

the campaign trail weakens the president. don't you think? >> >> peter: which president? >> brian: the former president? >> peter: it stands to be seen. we know the primary polls did go up. >> steve: they did. >> peter: for donald trump when he was charged in new york. we just don't know what this is going to look like. it is going to keep him off the trail but how much does he really need to campaign if he's the candidate everybody alreadtr there is any top-down bias. >> steve: okay. >> peter: we know some of the candidates have come tout say the other primary candidates like vivek ramaswamy said he

would pardon donald trump on his first day in office. we know ron desantis has suggested that he would also pardon donald trump. i asked joe biden last week if he would potentially pardon donald trump and he kind of just laughed and said that's a good question. today i will try to ask him again. >> ainsley: what about if hunter biden is indicted? could his dad pardon him? >> pete: yes, he is the president, he can pardon anybody he wants. >> steve: would your dad pardon you? >> ainsley: no need. it's not necessary. >> peter: would somebody ask him? >> steve: good question. >> brian: one moment yesterday tend of the preference, i don't know when asked the question when the president heard the question did you get $5 million. >> steve: steven nelson. >> brian: from burisma and he looked around and said "where's the money?" there was a pause after that what did i say it's all malarkey. not true. that might be interesting as that investigation moves

forward. >> peter: the question was asked by steve nelson of "the new york post." and it is interesting because less than 10 years ago president biden was beginning the campaign for re-election or i guess he was doing some midterm campaigning, and he said that he didn't even have a savings account. this is a guy -- and so i think that is a big part of his defense against this. it's just it's obvious as okay, i have put my financial records out there. this is everything. if there is another $5 million, where do you guys think it is? just show me where you think it is? >> steve: good point. i was talking to steven nelson the guy who asked that question last night he said the oversight people have subpoenaed the financial records for other people around joe biden but nobody from the family. so that could be the next thing from -- peter, thank you very much. good luck with your pardon. >> peter: yeah. thanks. >> brian: by the way the answer to that question is the laptop as hunter biden talked to his

daughter and sells i support this family. and i have never asked you to do that for us like pop asked me do that for everybody. >> ainsley: let's bring in pam bondi the former florida attorney general. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. what is your reaction to this? he is indicted again. we already saw that happen in new york with alvin bragg's case and now seeing it down in florida. >> yeah, indicted again. those are the right words. they are not going to stop. you know, i talked to president trump about 1:00 a.m. this morning. his comment is "we will quinn win." because is he in the right. you know, ainsley, what peter was saying how the doj couldn't ignore the evidence. that's what they said. well, as a floridian, as a former prosecutor and former attorney general, do you know what they're ignoring by doing this, all the child mo meteorologismolestationcases ang cases. in south florida as you are so

aware we have so much trafficking of children. they are removing -- they have to. these are -- unless they have every child sex case solved in our state of florida, then they should have time to do this and they don't. we are one of the top in the country, guys. that's what they are doing. these agents could be dedicated to that yet, they are going after donald trump and i don't think it's a coincidence now because of the 10:23 that's out. >> brian: let me ask you something. the fact that it's in florida gives the president hope because in washington, he got 5% of the vote. in florida, he wins. is there a better chance, you think, of a fair trial jury pool? >> yeah, you read my mind, brian, absolutely there is. and do i think they wanted it in florida? of course not. they wanted it in d.c. see -- legally, to tie this in, they had it in d.c. initially

they can say he left the white house with the documents in washington, d.c. now that he got down to mar-a-lago, i think, again, i think really what they are going for is saying that he moved the documents. it's obstruction. and, it's going to be an interesting legal argument if the documents were moved. he had the right to the documents. did he have the right to move them? did he have the right to hide them from them if that's what they are claiming? and so, yes. florida is going to be a much friendlier jurisdiction. our judges are going to be much -- it's sad when you have to decide whether a judge is going to be fair. isn't it? justice is supposed to be blind but, yes, in florida we're going to have much better judges. >> ainsley: january 6th could be in d.c. >> steve: pam, we were speaking a moment ago about after the bi-lat meeting with the prime minister of the u.k. said steve nelson asked a great question and got an answer from the current president regarding, you know, bribery.

watch this. >> bribery allegations nancy mace damning evidence fbi file sold out the country. do you have a response to congressional republicans? >> where's the money? i'm joking. >> mr. president. >> that's a bunch of malarkey. >> steve: i think he just opened himself up for an investigation. it's like well, where is the money? so now congressional investigators you are right. let's see your financial records, mr. president. >> that's exactly what it sounded like. if you are an innocent person and the "new york post" reporter asks you that question. what do you say? what are you talking about? i would never commit bribery? what are you talking about? >> steve: that's a better answer. >> where's the money? meaning, yeah. we all know what that means. it's truly unreal. >> ainsley: where does that case go? what happens in that case? >> well, i think, ainsley, until we get a new president, i think they are going to slow walk it

just like everything else yet, again, they are coming at donald trump with 1, 2, 3, 4, punches, every angle, every pretty much state in the country i think they can go after him, they are going to can go after him. you know, we all talk about all the time weaponization of our courts, weaponization of our law enforcement. and, you know today, truly or if he really is indicted, i believe he will be in florida, it truly is weaponization the ultimate sense, guys, because there are so many violent crimes out there that they should be investigating and my guess is those real fbi agents out there don't want to be doing. this they want to be investigating the real crimes. >> brian: evidently they are not investigating anything on hunter. they are not investigating anything on the whistleblower with the credibility. that's what william barr said. don't believe jamie raskin. i sent it over to delaware. i didn't close the case. so he is doing his adam schiff impersonation. i think it throws off a lot of

people. how could this guy be saying something. two people looking at the same document and have totally different conclusions. hopefully he has called out and credibility destroyed. one quick thing. take a look at some of this video, texas so desperate to stop illegal immigrants from crossing into their state they put their own operation lone star and now put inflatable border right in the middle of the rio grande in the eagle pass sector to make it obviously more difficult to get across. what do you think of this resourcefulness? does this have a problem legally? >> no. i think greg abbott is doing what he has to do. i think all of the law enforcement officers in texas are. i was an attorney general with greg. i have known him many years. imagine what that state is going through. as the result -- the federal government has turned texas into the wild, wild west. letting these people cross our border. and when i say these people, they are not vetting these people to see if they have drugs on them. to say see if they are terrorists coming into our country. after 9/11, i truly can't

believe that we are seeing this in this modern day and age happen. yes, they have to be resourceful. they have to do what they can to protect texas. they will continue to do that. and, frankly, every federal agent should be on that border right now instead of investigating donald trump and that's one of the reasons we are so concerned about human trafficking once again in the state of florida. because these people are flowing in to our country through the borders. texans aren't safe. floridians aren't safe. none of us are safe until our border is secure. >> steve: it's too bad that texas has got to do that because usually that's the purview of the federal government. >> ainsley: looks like spikes on the yellow ones. >> steve: it's kind of crazy. can i ask you one more question before you leave. when you talk to president trump, why did he want to keep those documents? why not just give them back? is it worth going through all of this? now he has all these legal fees and be in court. why not give back the materials? >> yeah, ainsley, i'm not his attorney. i haven't spoken to him about his legal case. but, again, remember, we have a

man who was president, halls the right to declassify these documents. he had every right in the world. he brought them to mar-a-lago. we all know so many others that we know one of the bushes had documents. we know biden had documents he shouldn't have even had. remember that, when he was vice president in his garage. donald trump. >> steve: by the corvette. >> donald trump had documents and other than the white house i think the most secure place in the world. you have all seen mar-a-lago. there is secret service agents there 24/7. no one is going to walk in there and take those documents. is he a former president of the united states. has the right to have them. yet, we have joe biden with them in his garage. where is the investigation on joe biden? he had no right to take them. he had them at the penn biden center operated with the chinese government. you can't make this stuff up, can you? >> brian: that's the double standard. yep. >> such a double standard. >> ainsley: pam, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> ainsley: i have heard some say it won't hold up in court the argument that he said i had

the opportunity to declassify. i declassified. >> steve: there's a process to do it and apparently he didn't follow it. >> brian: just by thinking about it. >> steve: wouldn't that be great. hey, i'm thinking about the news and carley joins us now with news. >> carley: good morning to you. we certainly do have more news to get to here. starting with an update on the idaho murders. hearings are scheduled for today to determine if the gag order for quadrupled murder suspect bryan kohberger's trial should be lifted a motion filed by one of the family's members would prevent attorneys on both sides from speaking to the media about the case. that request was previously challenged by multiple media outlets claiming it violated free speech. a judge will also weigh in on kohberger's request to have cameras band from the courtroom. kohberger is accused of stabbing four university of idaho students to death at off campus home in november. overnight flames lighting up the sky in phoenix, arizona. look at that over 100 firefighters responding to a massive fire at a scrap yard

filled with wooden pallets. crews evacuating a nearby gas station as a precaution. investigators will try to figure out how it started once the fire is completely out. and an emotional homecoming for 4500 u.s. sailors and marines. the macon island amphibious ready group returning to its home port in san diego yesterday after a 7 month deployment to the indo-pacific region. >> i got my wife my kid my newborn. everything has just been -- it's just been wonderful, man. >> you get a day like today and you get to be very, very proud. we're proud of what we did and we are very proud to be back in san diego. >> carley: god bless each and every one of them. getting to enjoy rest and relaxation as navy vessel undergoes rest ahead of next deployment. first time he got meet his baby. sweet. >> steve: still little. when my dad came back from germany after serve, in the army

do you know how old i was? 18 months. thanks, uncle sam. >> ainsley: wow, gosh. >> carley: that must have been incredible moment do you have pictures of that? >> steve: no that walls the '50s. >> ainsley: could you imagine if pete were gone and didn't see his son. >> steve: until he was 18 years old. >> carley: it just hits differently. >> ainsley: makes you pray a little harder. >> carley: it sure does every night. >> ainsley: the white house facing numerous national security concerns. what the administration says about a reported china spy station in cuba. or, how about more money to ukraine? president biden's latest promise to zelenskyy. general jack keane unpacks it all with brian. >> brian: you read a lot of that. you read all of that. ♪

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♪ >> brian: new report filling out chinese plans to bailed spy station in cuba a hundred miles off the coast of florida. but the pentagon says nothing there. >> based on the information that we have that that is not accurate, that we are not aware of china and cuba developing any type of spy stations, china's activity both in our hemisphere and around the world, any concerning activities are something that we will continue to watch closely. >> brian: with his insight and what it would mean if it is in fact is true fox news strategic analyst retired four star general jack keane. general, who are we to believe in this case? >> well, i'm not going to dispute the general there, they don't have information to that fact. let's take that at face value. i think they could provide a little bit more explanation than what they are providing. obviously, the "wall street journal" and cnn are teeing off on something. they had some source that gave that. and what it's purported to be is

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on russia. so far they have hit in certain areas some stiff resistance. what have you found out with the institute of study of war? >> yeah, well, the attack dan last week. and this is going to be -- it's going to take weeks, not days. it's unfolding slowly. none of that surprises us. the ukrainians don't talk much about this as they did when they conducted their offensive in june in the kherson oblast and kharkiv in september. they are going to keep this pretty close to their chest. what we do know in the back mood area they have had some success and also in the western part of the ddone nest reason donbas rus with the zaporizhzhia oblast. they were deducting arms attack. recognized infantry, armored tanks, artillery overhead. some kind of reconnaissance and the russians were throwing minds

that they had planted at them jamming equipment and hit them with attack helicopters and destroyed a number of their vehicles that attack did not succeed and likely the ukrainians will probably either reattack or find another place. so our viewers understand, this is the toughest form of high conventional warfare child 600-mile front new york city to charlotte. well defended and ukrainians are figures out where is the best place to make a penetration. in other words, breakthrough and then race into the russian's rear before they are able to collapse their reserves and block them. that is the tactics and the idea of doing this and that is what will be successful if they are able to achieve this. so, where they select to penetrate is very important and how fast they can develop that

and exploit it once they make that penetration. >> brian: yeah. the one thing that they have report the russians say they took out 35 ukrainian tanks. they a lot of time they inflate their success. but, i think that if we can supply the satellite footage, i mean the satellite technology to allow them to see where the russian weakness is, that would certainly help, right? >> oh, yes, listen, so our viewers also understand the united states has been providing exquisite intelligence to the ukrainians every single day of this war. we know where the russians are obviously we have satellite coverage. we do other flights. not -- obviously not in russia but also to know where their russian positions are in ukraine. and we have other sources and methods to gather information that's why the ukrainians have been so successful at dealing where is the russian are a till, where are the command and control basis, et cetera. they have pretty good intelligence on where the

russians are. >> brian: read the interview "study of war" over the tweaked track this whole thing. you have the best information. general jack keane thank you so much. >> yeah, you too. you and the team, thank you. >> brian: you got it. coming up one nation saturday night at 8:00 we will be flexible because a lot in breaking news. dave rubin is booked. jean pirro will be breaking counsel this case along with inside the trump camp. observational comedian tom he shallman. how well do you know your co-host quiz will take place signed on a contract first ever pete hegseth and will cain. how well do they know each other? it's going to be extremely exciting. pete is putting his gel on already according to reports. coming up, the southern poverty law center releasing their hate and extremist report with a theme parental rights groups dominating the list. moms for liberty was in that report. we will hear from their

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how did we get where we are today and what is next for the former president of the united states as he is in a festst quest to become the first one to get the job back since lost grover cleveland. evidently this is confirmed. is he looking at seven counts. we will find out officially on tuesday. maybe the doj will talk us a little bit earlier. he is reportedly going to include illegal retention of government secrets saying he wouldn't give up everything. they wanted gave it all. they found some classified documents in it. got turned over to the fbi from the archives. the fbi turned the doj turned to the fbi and then they did that big raid. remember the earlier the circus in new york city that most people thought was a total lark? he has got to come back, it looks like february to have his day in court to find out about illegal payments. pay off stormy daniels that's not her real birth nay. let's talk about what is happening on tuesday. is he going to be summoned over

to miami. attorneys there. at which time we do not know anything about the mugshot. we do think he will be fingerprinted e will not stay in jail. is he surrounded by secret service. we know exactly where he is. campaigning for president of the united states. how much has he been going through of late? think about this. he has this ongoing investigation that finally resulted in an indictment with alvin bragg, a disgrace. on january 6th there is an investigation there to see his role in the riots that took place. that he in fact incited. jack smith the same guy that put up this seven count indictment is investigating this. will flipping a bunch of people talking to mark meadows chief of staff. might have turned state's witness. the impeachments took place one over the ukrainian phone call other one after january 6th. nancy pelosi was forced to give that up gavel and russian collusion claims which was a total fraud and distracted this country. hurt u.s.-russian relations possibly forever. and then the cill investigation. suddenniblely they have a problem with the trump

organization. they say they did things and misreported the amount of money that be they had and certain things to banks. the problem with that civil investigation, nobody got hurt. and the problem with that before he ran for president, they loved donald trump. now letitia james, even though rechanged the back drop is trying to make a career out of donald trump. that's a quick look where we are at today with the former president of the united states who remains the frontrunner to get the g.o.p. nomination. now here is ainsley earhardt with something totally different. good job i liked the wall walk. >> brian: a little bit of a jog. >> ainsley: hate and extremist groups including knee enazis antigovernment militias and apparently parental rights organizations. the advocacy group adding a dozen se organizations including moms for liberty. met with biden national security officials back in january. tiffany justice is one of the

cow founders of moms for liberty and she joins us now. good morning to you, tiffany. >> good morning, ainsley. thanks for having me on. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on. what is your reaction to this? >> it's just absolutely absurd. i mean, you know, we are parents who are concerned about the state of education in america and the future of our country. and to be put on a list like this, i mean, it's just ridiculous to be honest with you. you are right, you know, parents were called domestic terrorists by the department of justice at the bidding of the nsda. now it looks like a coordinated effort against parents, again, to silence and suppress us. why are we such a threat? >> ainsley: and your organization, that has the word "moms" in right up there with the ku klux klan they say. >> yeah. i had to tell my daughter that this had happened because i wanted her to know she is 18 and you know, she goes oh my gosh, mom they have you on the page with the united skin head nation. what is that?

this is the level of absurdity that we have come to. we just finished some national polling, ainsley, what we are see something that 70% of parents believe that education in america is on the wrong track. and so i think we're a threat because we are bringing people together across party lines, across racial lines, across religious lines all these ways that people seem to want to divide us in america and, you know, parents have that commonality. we have fundamental parental rights. >> ainsley: tiffany vivek headlined my my privilege to join favorite hate group and extremist group and then he said this about the department of education. >> parents determine the education of our children. that's a hard truth in america. we do not want the federal government involved in education at all. that's why as a presidential candidate i have been very clear the first one to say it i will abolish the u.s. departments of

education, which should have never existed in the first place. [applause] >> ainsley: tiffany, what was your reaction to that? >> yeah. i mean, you know, he is asking the right questions. and is he calling out the department of education. the federal government is trying to have more and more control over local public education and that's why moms for liberty endorses only in school board candidates were focused on fixing education in america. because, ainsley, we have a failing system. we have nearly two thirds of children not reading on grade level in america that is a national crisis. i think presidential candidates coming to our summit at the end of this month in philadelphia. we have president trump coming. vivek is coming. governor ron desantis. nikki haley, because they care about the issues that parents care about. we want to talk about education and parental rights and then parents in america are winning. >> ainsley: you are a group. you told our producers earlier a groups of moms and dads. community members just very concerned about the direction of

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♪ i crinkle my nose ♪ wherever it goes ♪ i always know ♪ that you make a smile ♪ please stay for a while now. >> brian: i hear that song every day by the way. i should. it's a huge hit. and the person who sings it is here, according to reports. she is a grammy award-winning singer and songwriter whose music has been streamed over 15 billion times. >> steve: that's right. now colbie caillat is making her way up the charts once again with a brand new single called if the pretend "off the brand new album"along the way "and she

joins us now for summer concert series indoors today. colbie, thank you very much. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: i understand when you were a very small child, starting at 11:00, you would have special performances in your house for your parents who called you a little bird. >> yes. i would have to sing for my dinner. i know that sounds sad. my parents, they are in the music industry. they were so supportive and they knew i wanted to be a singer. they helped give me the tools and encouragement and support. i would do like school talent shows with my friends. and they were just the best to, you know, help me learn how to be a songwriter. >> steve: you mentioned your family in the music business. i think your dad worked on fleetwood mac rumors and a lot of big albums. >> he did. he was a co-producer on tusk and rumors and. >> steve: epic. >> ainsley: tell us about your life. you grew up in california, right. >> i grew up in southern california in l.a. i live in nashville, tennessee now. >> steve: i don't blame you. >> it's such a great city. i love it. >> brian: what made you seven

years ago do that? not only did you change locations, you changed genres. did you go country when you went nashville. >> i did. i grew up in california. i wanted to try living somewhere different and nashville i had so many friends and song writing friends and i knew i could do music and try a different experience and i started a country band called "gone west" with my friends and this new album "along the way" is considered as well. >> brian: would you consider that new country. >> it's organic music and steel guitar. i write about my personal experience in life. >> steve: we have been doing a lot of deep diving into your background. >> okay. >> steve: i was reading apparently when you were 15, a guy by the name of michael blue who is a producer of sorts and doing different things. he started using little snippets of your voice. he used your voice in different things. he was producing, and people are going hey, who is that? >> so he was the producer and he would make the runway music for st. john for the fashion show. so he had me sing.

so techno songs. then once i started writing my songs at 19. he would have me come in and record my demos which ended up being on myspace and then i got a record deal. >> ainsley: is there a song -- do you remember that? >> brian: my space. since a. >> ainsley: is there is a song that resonates with you you write about your personal life. which one is the most meaningful for you. >> my song "try" i wrote about having insecurities and having stage fright and once i learned to like speak about that, the more comfortable i actually became in my skin and the more i enjoyed performing for people. i know it's helped a lot of people that feel that way. >> brian: you have stage fright but, yet, you always wanted to do. this i always wanted to sing and write i didn't want to become an gainer. did came with it. i had to learn along the way to learn how to talk to people. >> ainsley: do you ever get nervous still? >> currently. [laughter] >> steve: how do you get yourself through this, what you are doing right now you? would rather be singing up -- being the little bird singing to your parents. how are you doing this on tv right now? >> you know, it's a struggle.

>> steve: self-taught? >> you have to talk to yourself like kindly i have to remember that it's okay. it's going to be fun. once you change that mindset, it's just -- it gets a little bit easier. take deep breaths, yeah. >> brian: what drops today? >> my song "pretend." it just came out today. it's a fun, up tempo song pretending you are still in the relationship for the good parts of it. >> steve: fantastic. [laughter] >> ainsley: that's what we do. that's why we go back. you remember just the good parts. >> steve: you are going to start singing in 14 minutes. are you going to be ready? >> i'm ready. >> brian: stretch. we don't want you pulling anything. >> thank you for having me here. >> steve: belmont stakes take place. fox sports expert joins us with their predictions. and janice is actually live at belmont with a big hat. j.d.? >> janice: oh, they call this a fascinator, steve doocy. and thanks, of course, to christine moore for her beautiful, fashionable hats. we are live at belmont for the 155th belmont stakes happening

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>> janice: good morning, the 155th belmont stakes is coming up right here in elmont, new york. and i'm very excited because the last few days have been very smoky in new york city and the surrounding areas. wildfires have canada. that smoke has been pouring southward the conditions are much more favorable today. we still have air quality alerts for places across the ohio valley, the great lakes, in towards the northeast. those will be lifted i think in the next 24 to 48 hours. still unhealthy for places like delaware, north carolina. we are moving in the right direction. let's just say that as we get into tomorrow, really improved conditions because the winds are going to be coming from the south as opposed to coming from the north. you can see the smoke tracker there. that wall of smoke is now moving offshore, along with that area of low pressure, the counterclockwise flow is what brought all of that smoke from the wildfires in quebec to the

northeast. so, improving conditions. we actually could get a little bit of rain in the forecast this afternoon here in new york. which would be beneficial to take out some of those particulates. there is the air quality, so improved from yesterday where we had hazardous conditions and very unhealthy, you know, certainly we still have moderate conditions where people with respiratory issues are still going to have to take precautions. but the good news is we are moving in the right direction and the temperatures are going to be wonderful tomorrow. cooler air moving in. and much more refreshing. 60 degrees right now in elmont, new york. the forecast for tomorrow, temperatures in the mid 70s, lots of sunshine. great racing for the 155th belmont stakes. you know i love it here. i want to certainly say thank you to christine moore for my fabulous fascinator and all of today's fashions. all right. steve, over to you, my friend. >> steve: it is a fascinator. thank you very much, j.d. speaking of fascinating. horse owners and jockeys aren't

the only ones preparing for the big race. gamblers are also studying up on the latest odds and predictions hoping to win big. fox sports wagering expert chris faleka joins us now with his inside. good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? >> steve: good. i'm curious, was the gambling world doing any wagering on whether or not the air quality would be suitable to have a horse race? >> who would have thought about that? we were sitting here yesterday kind of kicking around well the yankees are able to play a double header but the horses couldn't run yesterday. it was a little bit of a bummer to have the card canceled yesterday but everything looks good. certainly did not expect to be kicking that topic around the office area yesterday. >> steve: yeah. we didn't see that coming. of course, the belmont stakes are actually older than the kentucky derby. this is the final race in the triple crown. who do you like? for the amateur wagerer watching right now, who would you put your money on? >> i think there are two horses

that you need to focus on. one is a shorter in the race. one of the favorites a horse by the name of trapid todd flesher. new york based trainer. he has a knack for getting horses red i don't win in this race. the horse won the tampa bay earlier this year. ran in the kentucky derby. second choice in the derby. didn't particularly run well. but now back at belmont park he was a nice grinding running style where you should be able to get the mile and a half. he is probably going to be around 3 to 1 or so. if you a like a longer price a horse named hit show in the race 10 to 1 in the morning line. he was 5th in the kentucky derby. he had a teenager draw in the kentucky derby where he was in post 1. so he didn't necessarily have the best possible trip. but all the runners in the race with the bloodlines that they show i think he is the most suited to get the mile and a half distance of all the runners. if you are looking for a long shot in the race hit show, the number 7 horse is someone you want to look at.

>> steve: okay. well, you are looking at statistics and stuff like that. chris, you know there are people who, you know, they walk up to the window to place their bet and they simply looking at the names of the horses or the names of the jockeys and try to think do i have a connection to a horse by this name? what are some of the other horses that people are going to be drawn to tomorrow? >> well, i think national treasure is a horse with kind of a cool name that won the preakness. red route won which is a make name. tappen shoe for the shoe crowd out there. >> steve: shoe crowd. [laughter] >> long shot as well there are a couple and then forte is a horse out there who was going to be favored in the kentucky derby. kind of a cool name by a local owner michael ropoly done so much for racing in the area.

there are a couple of catchy names to latch on to. >> steve: sure, absolutely. forte dropped out of the kentucky derby, right? >> um-huh. >> steve: last minute. >> he was scratched the morning of the race with a foot injury. but he is back now. and will probably be favored in the race tomorrow. and we'll see -- he has one of those closing type running styles. so it will be interesting to see if he is a little too far off the pace. if you ask around, jockeys and trainers, can have one horse who to ride or train in this race forte is the guy who you want. >> steve: check out the coverage over on fox. mr. fallica, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thanks, everybody have great weekend. >> steve: indeed. all right, still ahead, colbie caillat is going to kick off our 8:00 hour with a song you will see live right here on "fox & friends." ♪ realize ♪ what i just realized ♪ we never have to wonderre ♪ d if we ♪

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