against women. makes no sense obliterating all types of records. former teammate of lia thomas who we all know broke the national championship record she came out and said u penn athletic officials got their whole team together and said you need to fall in line. if you don't it's because you have psychologic issues. >> carley: you have to leave it there. thank you for joining us, kevin as well. "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we begin this first hour of "fox & friends" down in florida. former president donald trump heads to miami or heads down to miami today ahead of tomorrow's federal court hearing as he faces dozens of charges over his handling of classified documents. >> brian: i didn't hear anything about this. this is news to me. both federal and local authorities ramping up security measures as trump supporters are rallying around him. >> steve: jonathan serrie is

outside the u.s. district court building in south florida with the latest. good morning to you, jonathan. >> good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. security is always tight around federal courthouses. buff you can only imagine it rises to a much higher level when the defendant is a former u.s. president. "the washington post" is reporting law enforcement are actively monitoring online threats from extremists groups. monitoring their plans for rallies in the miami area. one of them reportedly planned for outside the courthouse tomorrow. also bringing in additional officers. mr. trump has been indicted on 37 counts, related to the alleged mishandling of classified white house documents stored in various locations around his mar-a-lago estate in palm beach, florida. the charges include 31 counts of willful retention of national defense information with other charges related to mr. trump's alleged efforts to conceal the documents from federal investigators. south carolina senator linz is i graham says he does not like

certain things the former president did, the charges against him go way too far. >> president trump will have his day in court. espionage charges are truly ridiculous. whether you like president trump or not he did not submit espionage he did not provide leak to a foreign power or news organization to damage this country. he is not a spy bill barr in this case federal investigators were right to be concerned how he was storing documents on military strategy and other sensitive information. >> they t. quickly became clear that what the government were really worried about was these classified and very sensitive documents. i was shocked by the degree of sensitivity of these documents and how many there were. and i think the counts under the espionage act that he i willfully retained those documents are solid counts. i do think that even half of

what andy mccarthy said, if even half of it is true, then he is toast. >> but some republicans accuse the justice department of aggressively pursuing mr. trump while slow trumping investigations into president biden. kentucky congressman james comer released more details about allegations from a confidential fbi source claiming that mr. biden accepted money from a foreign national to influence policy decisions while mr. biden was serving as vice president. >> reason i think it's credible, trey, is because this was dated, this last 1023 in june or july of 2020, three years before anybody knew about the shell companies and knew that the biden administration were laundering money through six different american banks. in the 1023, the informant says that the payee alleges that he paid the bribe to the biden administration and that no one would ever find it because the way they set it up they

transferred the money through so many different banks it would take 10 years for investigators to find out. >> at rallies over the weekend mr. trump accused federal prosecutors of trying to suppress his political ambitions but he says that will not deter him for his campaign for a second term in the white house. back to you guys. >> steve: jonathan, you touched a little bit on this. you mentioned donald trump yesterday. yesterday he was on the radio with roger stone and called for protests in advance and after what happens at the courthouse behind you. i read the same article you did in the "the washington post." it talks a little bit about how law enforcement is a little worried about the fact that it sounds like one of the rallies is going to be thrown by the proud boys down there. >> that's right. according to "the washington post" article. the proud boys are organizing a rally outside the courthouse here. and that certainly raises a

level of concern. when mr. trump was calling for protests, at least in the soundbite i heard, he also specified peaceful protest but the concerning among law enforcement is if some of these more extreme groups get involved the rallies may be less than peaceful. >> steve: that's exactly right. jonathan, thank you very much. roger stone encouraged the protesters to remain peaceful and legal. >> ainsley: they have ramped up security because of this. are talks online set. traveling from bedminster down to miami as we have been reporting today. secret service, it's being reported, they were trying to tell him don't go down today go tomorrow. >> brian: right. on tuesday after his indictment about 3:00. we don't know if it's going to be a mugshot. there will be no cameras in the courtroom. but we do know about 8:5 is he going to give a speech. so that's going to be big news. and is he saying, look, joe biden is looking at jail. his number one opponent beating him in the polls winning big time for the nomination.

both things of late is true. seems as though after the new york case he got a huge bump in the polls. seems like it's going to happen again. there's a lot of people as lindsey graham brought up yesterday and william barr said, listen, i went to bat to you on other situations and went there before. i think you have been unjustly targeted and i have said that. this case there is a lot there. lindsey graham says it might be true there is a lot there. people have shut off ever since 2015 see from the day he won and the russia investigation, trying to delegitimize him. what happened after 2020, the doubts people had about the election and now you hit him with the indictment with alvin bragg which is a farce and then this, if it does, indeed, have substance, people have shut off. so half the country has shut off this indictment. you can't convince them, at least half the country. >> ainsley: 110 years he is facing for having documents in his house that joe biden also

had the same documents, classified documents in his garage next to his corvette. and hillary clinton is beach bidding and using hammers to destroy her evidence. it's it such a double standard and that's what the "new york post" is writing about this morning. what about the biden administration? trump was indicted but what about the biden administration? and talks about the corvette in his garage. and the double standard. that's what lindsey graham was focusing on. yeah. he might have done something wrong. he should have asked niece documents when asked about it. never should have taken them. neither should the former vice president. neither should have joe biden. joe biden was a vice president and maybe a senator when he had some of these documents. >> steve: absolutely. to say a lot of people it looks like there's an uneven standard of justice. oversight and judiciary are looking into it. there was a -- we have a quote from miranda devine. she writes in the "new york post" today a little bit about this. biden laughs off fbi bribery

claims as evidence against hunter mowntsdz. >> brian: he said show me the money. where where's the money? >> steve: steven nelson asked at that particular press event on thursday. o.j. simpson i have had some of the world's greatest lawyers and johnnie cochran and alan dershowitz, this is the advice that i would give to donald trump that i got from my lawyers. don't talk about the case publicly. don't do interviews about the case. he said, quote: i don't know if donald's lawyers are stressing this to him. if not, they should be fired and he should sue them. so o.j. simpson saying donald trump has got to stop talking about the case because he will dig a hole for himself. >> ainsley: joe concha on "fox & friends first" made a gotd. good point so obvious it dawned on me. >> ainsley: other countries we see political opponents get thrown in prisoner because of something they have done in the past or just as a way of corrupt

government a bee manna government. we have seen that in v ns and caracas. that is what is hang here, it seems. >> andy mccarthy said if half of this is true he is in real trouble. he also said jim jordan should demand as oversight committee an update on what is hang with joe biden. you can't sit there jack smith come out and say no one above the law equal justice for all. people don't buy that whether you love jack smith or not. he has had some problems in the past with his prosecution. look at governor mcdonald's over in virginia. so, having said that, if you want equal justice, then just show me the equal justice on joe biden. and if you tell me you are not done, how about an update. because a lot is at stake here. meanwhile joe rogan picked out something that's been abundantly true, is that joe biden has been lying his entire professional life. he has been lying about the speeches he had. he has been lying about his grades in college. he has been lying about the double major he never h the

scholarship he didn't get. he goes way, way back and continuing today. he brought that up in his podcast. >> all the [bleep] stuff with his son and the ties to ukraine and china and the money the family that -- they got millions of dollars. and search trying to obscure well it's better than trump, better than trump. if that guy was a republican they would be up his [bleep] to the microscope. >> it is unbelievable. >> they went with this corrupt career politician. >> yeah. >> it's wild stuff, man, the media is overwhelmingly left-leaning. if you have a left-leaning politician or left wing democratic politician and then you have this media that is essentially works to support that person, i mean, they ignore any information that leads to distrust in the government, or distrust in this administration, or distrust in this party, this political party. >> it's the dark horse, man. >> steve: yesterday on find where bill barr said if half

this stuff is true about trump he's toast. alina habba, trump's attorney, who is not representing on the doc mawcialg case. he will smoon soon make a case whether or not he wants a speedy trial which is he entitled to. also she did not envision in any world would he ever take a plea deal. >> brian: in no world would he want a speedy trial ever. he will drag it out and he should as long as he could, as long as he can take about a year, drag it out, build up his case. he has got to go 37 for 37 and run for president. the best thing he could do as adrienne said to rocky after being in a coma way too long in rocky 2. rocky come here do you remember? >> ainsley: she woke up and she said fight go, fight. >> brian: no. steve, do you remember? >> steve: i saw that movie 45 years ago. >> ainsley: what did she say?

>> brian: win. and said what are we waiting for feand wins and. >> ainsley: and the music starts. >> brian: thank you, you were no help. >> ainsley: trump says even if he he was convicted i will never leave. this is third world country stuff you get indicted over most baseless abuses of power four country. he said that in georgia at the republican event. to say a fox news alert. overpass collapse. officials set to issue a disaster declaration after i-95 crumbled after a tanker fire. a live report outside of philadelphia. >> steve: plus, talk about a fall ball -- foul ball. look at this. >> 3-2 swung a pop foul back here. >> 'ow. >> oh. >> steve: ou indeed. the 84-year-old announcer didn't miss a beat he got whacked in the face and called the game

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philadelphia where a major clean-up operation is underway in philly. >> steve: this is overnight video. a portion of the highway, i-95 collapsed yesterday after a tanker truck burst into flames. the governor says it could take months to rebuild and that means months of bad traffic. >> ainsley: steve kealy joins us from philadelphia. steve? >> the first days of those months of bad traffic is happening right now. people have no clue where to go. many of them aren't from philadelphia. even if they are from filly, they have no idea about this section of philadelphia. and so you are looking north here and you see that sign that says northeast philadelphia airport, right? >> that is now shut off. this is southbound traffic before it's forced off at that cotman avenue exit. at that exit we are going to show you that's where this accident happened. that is a complete circle. tanker truck loaded with thousands of gallons of gasoline

going too fast off i 95 is going to flip over and crash and explode like this one did yesterday. the driver, there was a recovery scene there was no sign of a driver they essentially said he was likely incinerated and crushed by the slap that came down. so, where we are now is they broke apart that slab overnight. they completely demolished it. took it away in pieces in a dump truck and now they can start to rebuild once they recover the remains of that tanker truck and that driver. and then it could take weeks and weeks to figure out how to rebuild 95 and that means weeks of constant detours. and we learned yesterday that 160,000 vehicles every day use this section of '95. and so we are in for a long hot surgeon of road rage and traffic that we have already experienced today. brian, steve, ainsley, i don't want to hear any complaints about you three about midtown manhattan traffic today. >> steve: no kidding. is all the '95 traffic detoured or just one side.

north or south? >> >> good question. the southbound did not collapse with you it did buckle. it's all detoured and closed in that section. it's likely going to bed southbound lanes also having to be demolished too. >> steve: steve kealy live on the scene thank you very much. >> brian: amtrak. >> steve: hard to take if you are a truck driver a loaned the train. >> ainsley: some ways we try to prevent accidents that you just can't prevent. >> steve: it's the busiest road in america. >> ainsley: just driving over the bridge and it collapses you don't expect that. >> steve: that's our next guest. our next guest felt the bump as the highway started to buckle. >> ainsley: we tired philadelphia police sergeant his name mark few sety and he joins us now i know you were driving to pick up you your son from the airport tell us about your experience. >> crazy situation watching the

last 24 hours. as i was driving yesterday morning saw the black smoke figured it was a car on phi fire not unusual. as i was driving i realized i had to go through it. so i passed the exit. sought flames on the right of me. at the moment i thought it was just a brush fire because you could see the crash on fire, hit a bump, again, not unusual because it's philadelphia and that section is under construction. after coming back, knowing what i knew at that time, that the highway collapsed. you see right there in the video that i hit a bump that was essentially the road getting ready to collapse. thank god state police closed it counsel shortly after. >> steve: is that the part that collapsed or if it was the other lane. if that was the nature collapsed you barely escaped. >> the other lane right next to me. where you see the car bump, the video bump on the other side of

me is the northbound lanes. that's the exact section that collapsed. >> ainsley: you were going southbound. >> steve: that was steve kealy just describing as having buckled. >> you can see it right there. it's definitely going to need to be replaced. like driving off a curb. and that's how heavy it was. >> what made you want to record this? how did you know to do this? >> i just seen -- it looked a little unusual. like i said i have seen car fires on '95. i realized something wasn't right. and i figured let me just grab the phone just hold it up while i drive through just in case there was something major. and there it was. >> and you are a cop. second nature you want to record it. >> brian: mark, other things unlike on some major highways there is auxiliary roads there are service roads. can you visualize the detour now? is it going to be -- are they going to be going through neighborhoods? >> yeah. so that area right there exactly

right there is going to be -- it's called the that cooney section of philadelphia. very, you know, small neighborhood where there's one or two they would call avenues, it that people would try to drive, but it's going to be a nightmare. it's a gridlock there during rush hour any day when people just want to avoid 95. but now that you are forced to drive there. you are better off just going into new jersey all together if possible. >> ainsley: how do you feel about escaping potentially death. >> it was a shock yesterday. because, set i really didn't know what was going on, after i learned what really happened and how close i was to it, i was counting my lucky stars and should have went out and bought a lottery ticket. >> no kidding. mark, thank you very much for sharing the video with us and tell the story as well. >> any time, thank you. >> ainsley: thank you. god is not finished with him. got work to do right? >> carley: great guest with a

eyewitness account there, sorry, brian, you were about to introduce me. >> brian: i was going to toss to you. >> carley: i jumped the gun there. >> brian: don't ever roll over your own introduction. we have been over this. >> carley: we are taking the news international now. we are learning more about the four children who survived 40 days in the amazon following a deadly plane crash. according to their father, the children's mother tried keeping them alive in the columbian jungle saying before she died she told them go and you will find out what your dad is made of and what your father's love is like. 1-year-old survived thanks to skills they learned from indigenous tribe. the retired marine charged in the joke hold death jordan neely. denying accusation that's tried to kill the homeless man the three man threats he repeated over and over. i'm going to kill you. i'm prepared to go to jail for life and i'm willing to die. i saw women and children. he was yelling in their faces

saying these threats. i couldn't just sit still. the whole interaction less than five minutes. some people say i was trying to choke him to death. which is also not true. i was trying to restrain him. >> penny is due back in court on july 17th. he faces second degree manslaughter charges. did you see this? yankees legendary announcer john sterling back in the broadcast booth yesterday one day after getting hit in the head by a foul ball. watch. >> now the 3-2. swung a pop foul back here. ow, ow, ow it really hit me. i didn't know it was coming back that far. >> are you okay, john? >> yes. i am okay. just a glancing blow. >> carley: that is shocking to see. guess what? the veteran 84-year-old broadcaster, can you see clearly he didn't he fin phase him. he finished the broadcast and said said he is not going on the

injured list. he got the ball signed by red sox justin turner. those are the headlines. >> carley: how often does that happen to an announcer. >> steve: he has been there for decades. amazing. >> good for him is he okay. >> ainsley: close the window if the future then you can't sees a well when you are making the announcement. >> brian: sorry miles an houred it with a glare. i don't know if it was a homer. during the pandemic they told him not it travel. they said you can't travel but now they are making him do it. is he twins and he is 84 years old. that's all i got. >> ainsley: how old are his twins? >> brian: they're much older now. i'm sorry, they are triplets. they are triplets. >> like al pacino. it. >> ainsley: brian has three kids, three dogs. >> steve: and carley has a baby, too. it. >> carley: and so does ainsley. and steve has two grandkids.

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the job's creator network told daily mail.com that the department of transportation work around to take $10,000 off the debts without w. outstanding stupidity loans. al fal fray doughjoins us now. >> thank you for having me. >> ainsley: we are waiting or the supreme court's decision. how do you think the government, the department of education can jam this through if the supreme court strikes it down? >> yeah. absolutely. well, first of all, you know, biden knows that this was an illegal overreach, administrative overreach from the beginning. if he didn't know it from the beginning, he definitely knows it now because both chambers, both the house and the senate sent a bill up to him for his signature that rejected it on a bipartisan basis. he vetoed that. overall, look, folks don't want this. and this new income driven repayment plan that he has that reduces payments from 10% down

5% of discretionary income is another clear example of administrative overreach. warden estimates this could cost taxpayers up to $450 billion. even more so than the current $400 billion proposal. >> ainsley: yeah. it's very expensive and not fair to the people who maybe didn't go to college because they couldn't afford it or the dads out there that paid for their own college and all their children's college. i understand that argument. why was it important for you to send this to the supreme court? >> yeah. absolutely. >> ainsley, look, it's another example of the administrative overreach. one more example, quite frankly, of the way the biden administration operates. and in terms of attacking free enterprise and the way our system of checks and balance operates, it was basically laughing at it. and moving forward with something that was clearly illegal and so we had to put a stop to it because it does -- you know, in many cases just represents something that, first

of all, isn't fair to taxpayers and ainsley, it doesn't actually address the root cause of the problem. clean-up is the colleges and universities and the tuition increases that have been happening for probably about a decade since obama nationalized the college loan system. >> yeah. and i have heard soldiers also say i sacrificed. i had to sacrifice for my country to get a free education. many of them sacrificed with their lives. >> yeah. that's right. and, you know, you look at, for example, there are some great players out there, perdue, for example. for 12 years has frozen their tuition increases so it can be done, ainsley. >> ainsley: alfredo, thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you, ainsley. >> ainsley: let's hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: 10 people dead and another 25 injured after a bus carrying wedding request guests crashed? australia bringing a fairy tale ending to the end.

53 guests from the reception back to the hotel when it flipped completely on its side. the exact cause of the crash is unknown. but police say there is enough information to establish criminal charges. the driver was arrested on site. the white house is accused of violating u.s. flag code at their pride picnic. back splash display american flag on either side of the pride flag. code mandates the american flag be in the center of any display featuring multiple flags or pendants. in and golf, nic taylor becomes the very first canadian to win the open thanks continue to credible 72-foot putt. >> the face. are you serious? oh my goodness! glorious and free. >> carley: guess what? that moment made even more

memorable by over zealous security guard who tackled fellow golferred a wynn to the ground. he had a bottle of champagne in hand before he was taken down for walking on the green. others quickly ran over to the security guard to tell him who he just tackled. i guess it's better to be over zealous security guard than under jealous one. >> carley: at least he was doing his job. >> ainsley: thought it was a fan running throughout with a champagne bottle. >> ainsley: he will remember that one forever. staying on top of the cleanup happening in i-95 in philadelphia after that tanker caught on fire yesterday causing a collapse. we will stay on top of the story. crazy video out of mississippi as lightning splits a tree in half. janice has update on the severe weather that has swept the country. first, china flies jets into taiwan's airspace again. congressman carlos gimenez sits on the house select committee on china and he is going to join us next.

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i will give you an idea why and what's taking place. twice within the last two weeks you see that taiwan had the meeting line breached unprovoked by china just to threaten the island off its coast. they believe taiwan is part of china there ambiguity there. i understand that. why are they upset? this current government in taiwan is running really for independence. all the hopes of infiltrating into the government bringing china's communist way have failed. this happens sunday and that was four days prior on sunday 37 chinese airplanes went over to taiwan. taiwan is still waiting on $33 billion worth of military equipment. they wrote the check. we deposited it. we just haven't delivered. now they are asking for 400 antiship missiles and they are going to pay in advance. china is just not focusing on taiwan. they are focusing on us. here's what i'm talking about. in our own hemisphere, 100 miles off the coast, first denied and then confirmed and now been in place since 2019, china set up a

spy station right here in cuba. be able to find out what we're talking about our military installations and around our country. why would cuba do that they are impoverished offer wig checks and huge spy satellite. guess what else they do they help cuba put down the unrest in their country finding how hot heretics that want freedom that rose up a year ago and we did not help them. what does that mean not just for cuba and china. china is all over our hemisphere. whatever happened to the monroe doctrine here is michael waltz yesterday with will cain talking about their growing inel print in the bahamas and throughout the caribbean. watch. >> they own the ports on both sides of the panama canal. they have a. the chinese have a major space monitoring facility in the mountains of a patagonia in argentina that can monitor our launches and satellites. they have 16 major port projects across south and central

america. they are even investing billions into jamaica. they bought fishing rights in the bahamas. >> brian: it's pathetic. while they build up, infiltrate and creep up, we are begging to talk to them while they send spy balloons over our country. while they set up spy stations 100 miles from our coast. we are begging for another meeting and it looks like after jake sullivan meeting and a meeting with william burns, the cia director it looks like we will have a blinken meeting with his counterpart in china pathetic and makes us look weak. >> this is the story that caught everybody's attention. the pentagon freaking out about a possible war with china. we give you $880 billion a year to build up your defenses and you are not ready to fight? the defense department has got to get its act together big time. she how we match up missile for missile, plane for plane, ship for ship. armed forces double it. more people. that's a standing army. doesn't bother me. we have national guard for that reason. total aircraft far superior.

they have surpassed us in navy. they have surpassed us with navy vessels. however we have more aircraft carriers. this is the key. nuclear, far spear yes, i get it. but for how long? they don't care about any nuclear agreement. they are not even in one to break. that he was why donald trump said from the beginning, i don't want to deal with russia. i want to deal with russia and china. when we deal with russia and limit ourselves, china continues to build. 400 doesn't seem like a lot. check in a year from now probably triple that. break out this conversation again little more dedale with miami should say florida congressman and member of the house china select committee extremely important bipartisan committee congressman carlos gimenez. great to see you your thoughts about where we are at and the infiltration in our hemisphere of china. >> well, look, you have laid it out really well. what's going on with china. and we have been lagging behind for a long time and, yeah, it's

troubling what they're doing in taiwan. also troubling what they're doing as far as their increasing their military might at a very alarming rate. what they're doing in south america in our own backyard as my colleague representative waltz laid out is also alarming. so we have been asleep at the wheel. we have allowed china to infiltrate our own backyard and china has continued to build their military might with the ultimate goal of defeating taiwan and then finally becoming the preeminent super power in the world by 2049. >> brian: congressman, we have a state department for this reason. we have ambassadors for this reason. understand the infiltration. understand that we bring people. we are there to help countries, not take them over through extortion this beltran road issue. i don't care hot president is. someone has got to do their job.

in their country instead of looking at more practical purposes. can you talk about the state department. >> hemisphere for a variety of reasons. it's just an excuse. ideologically they are not really in favor of the more democratic institutions in our hemisphere. they want to now cozy up to cuba. they want to cozy up to venezuela and nicaragua. >> brian: terrible. >> helping our enemies and hurting our friends and the state department is. >> brian: real quick, you golfed with president trump a couple of days ago. your thoughts about his mindset? >> his mindset is fine. look, obviously he is upset that

he was indicted but, no, he was pretty confident on that day. getting tons of calls from supporters all around the nation. it's inherently unfair what is happening to him. so he is in good spirits. he's going to fight. he is going to win. this and then we are going to move on and then he is going to -- you know, i believe he is going to be the next president. we need donald trump back in the white house. we cannot take another four years of president joe biden and this administration. you know, this president who i believe is also corrupt, we need to investigate him, too. because, you know, what we're finding out about him and his family enterprise is really, you know, alarming. >> brian: jack smith says equal justice under the law. why don't we follow through on that. all eyes on miami. the president arrives there today and tomorrow at 3:00 is he going to be formally indicted. thanks so much. appreciate it, congressman. all right. meanwhile to a fox weather alert now the cma country music

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