last year. are you expecting a win this year as well? >> absolutely. we have a very stacked team. >> carley: you think so? >> we have some heavy hitters. >> carley: you were up early practicing for several months since march. >> carley: i'm going to be at the stadium all throughout "fox & friends" talking to some lawmakers about everything going on this morning. "fox & friends" -- >> i think it's going great. >> president trump went into court where he pled not guilty to 37 charges. [chanting u.s.a.] >> what is being done to the president should terrify all citizens. >> our country is at stake. >> the fbi clearly has treated joe biden very differently than they are treating donald trump. >> this is another reason i'm not going to get into what. >> that's why people are mad at the fbi because you are stonewalling serious allegations. >> listen here, i have your daughter. >> a kidnapping scandal fabricating the voice of her daughter. >> the potential harm a.i. can

have on humans. >> i will never be able to shake that desperate voice and cries for help out of my head. >> media reports on the surprise merger between the pga and the liv golf league. >> you want to have faith but a lot of people feel a bit of betrayal. >> scores! >> own the night, 2023. stanley cup champions. >> viva, las vegas >> champions, baby, number one. steve good morning, everybody. it's wednesday, june 14th, 2023. and we start today's telecast with a fox news alert. former president donald trump tearing into president joe biden and the doj just hours after entering a not guilty plea in federal court. >> ainsley: and the white house is staying mostly silent on the charges in the classified documents case. >> brian: yeah. they don't want to be a distraction. jonathan serrie outside the

courthouse in miami with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, brian, ainsley and steve. after his day in court. former president trump struck a defiant tone, accusing the biden administration of orchestrating the indictment against him to suppress his chances in the 2024 presidential election. >> today we witnessed the most evil and heinous abuse of power in the history of our country. it's a political persecution like something straight out of a fascist or communist nation. >> in court, mr. trump pleaded not guilty to all 37 counts related to his alleged mishandling of white house documents after he left office. he was digitally fingerprinted and the feds uploaded a pre-existing photo of mr. trump instead of making him take a new mugshot. the judge has imposed no travel restrictions on the former president, but instructed him not to discuss the case with potential witnesses. outside the courthouse, hundreds

of trump supporters and a smaller group of anti-trump protesters gathered. one protester wearing a striped prison uniform was arrested after running with a sign in front of mr. trump's motorcade. but, for the most part, protest activities outside the courthouse remained civil and miami police reported no major incident. >> after the hearing trump supporters had several stops saying happy birthday. today mr. trump turns 77. on the democrat side, hillary clinton had this reaction to the court proceedings and the indictment? >> i have a lot of reactions to it. and i think the best reaction publicly is, you know, let's see it unfold and see what happens, right? this is on a track about him not about anybody else. no matter how much they try to confuse people and how much they

try to raise extraneous issues. >> in a addition to the speech he delivered at his bedminster golf club he attended a fundraiser expected to raise $2 million for his campaign. democratic fundraiser earlier this we're. first lady jill biden expressed surprise at a recent poll showing most republicans planned to vote for trump again saying, quote: they don't care about the indictment so that's a little shocking, i think. president biden was asked for his reaction to yesterday's proceedings. he dodged a reporter's question. according to politico, both president biden and top administration officials have instructed his re-election campaign and they don't want to create the impression that the administration is somehow trying to influence the outcome of the

legal action against former president trump. back to you guys. >> brian: right. they don't want to put their hand on the scale. we will find out if they already put the scale on the table. jonathan serrie, thanks so much. i thought it was noteworthy, too, the president's speech. i thought it was being add bib libbed hey guys,thanks for being here, it's my birthday tomorrow. can you believe these guys did this. instead, he talked about in detail about the clinton's socks case. the presidential papers being his presidential papers. the fbi talking about they knocked over the box that made so much news that had all his papers in it and some of his headlines. of course, he also laid out that jack smith is a thug. and he said i was going go through the papers but i have a lot to do. i didn't have time to go through it. and i didn't think there was a rush. >> ainsley: yeah. he suggested that other political figures have gotten away with much more like the clintons and george w. bush and dick cheney. he spoke at length about the special counsel, jack smith. and he said the special counsel robert hur, who is investigating

the documents. found at biden's house and office. he's a very nice person. mine's not such a nice person. mine is a deranged lunatic. then he also paused to take a sip of water. someone yelled out happy birthday because he turns 77 today. he said nice birthday, isn't it? >> steve: yeah, no kidding. mentioning jack smith, who is the guy we saw on live tv last week talk about the 37 counts against the former president, jack smith was actually in the courtroom yesterday and he and donald trump came face to face. they were 20 feet apart. and this was just after on social media donald trump had attacked smith as a thug and lunatic. here's the thing. while they did not speak, jack smith is still investigating whether or not donald trump had anything to do with, you know, the 2020 election and the january 6th riot. so, you know, just the fact that they were in the room together, it was really something. and so, jack smith sat in the

back, didn't talk to anybody. he watched three department of justice attorneys under his supervision offer a bond deal. the former president did not have to put up any bail and didn't have to surrender his passport. no travel limits because they said he is not a flight risk. >> ainsley: i'm watching our coverage yesterday afternoon and after he left the courthouse through the underground tunnel, you see all the supporters out there. and then in the next clip we see him at this cuban restaurant. >> steve: versailles, great place. >> ainsley: is he serenaded inside the result. stopped in to talk that ohio state supporters. >> brian: what is so smart about that you didn't see trump no. video, no stills. but he chose to be seen here. so owe said okay. i will have to do what the court tells me to do. but then i will let you come out and see me, it's business as usual. this is part of have got to persevere for you is his message and i'm taking the hit so you

don't have to. we will go ahead and fight this thing through. and he has got basically we're going to find out soon but aileen cannon is the drug and put this on some type of pattern. we will see if it's 2024. close to that i can't effect an election. see how it plays out. who wins, vivek ramaswamy said if i win i'm going to pardon. same thing nikki haley says hey i think i'm going to pardon. when you look at jack smith, he might be tough, he might be smart. but he's not a winner. john edwards he lost that case overturned 90, governor mcdonald's got reversed. some of the biggest cases that he has had have failed epically. let's see if he overcharged again. >> ainsley: no matter what you think of donald trump imagine what is he going thriewnd a hand links what he does. he gets back up and keeps fighting. he walked into that restaurant holy cow, this guy 37 indictments and he is just i'm okay. and then he goes to bedminster

and has a huge rally with a lot of supporters. >> steve: here's the thing. regarding that, the face he puts on in public, john kelly, who was his former chief of staff said of donald trump, and his behavior yesterday, he is scared. this is the way he compensates for that he gives people the appearance he doesn't care by doing this. first time in his life it looks like he is being held -- >> ainsley: is he scared? will if is he scared, he would never admit it. >> brian: to somebody like that. it's amazing to eric or to don jr. >> ainsley: i can't imagine those words coming out of his mouth. >> steve: speaking of being held accountable. you know, the republicans are saying look, while the department of justice is prosecuting the former president. what about the current president? there is a story that chuck grassley went onto the floor of the senate and said we need unredacted version of that 1023 form because we have been told

by a whistleblower that there are like 17 recordings of joe and hunter biden and there is bribery stuff. yesterday, karine jean-pierre was asked from the podium of the white house about that and she actually quoted her boss. >> on a different subject. senator chuck grassley made some statements yesterday on the senate floor saying that the foreign national if the fbi 1023 form apparently had 15 recorded conversations with hunter biden and claims to have two with the president. is there -- is the white house aware of any recording in which the president might be on tape speaking to a burisma executive? >> so the president spoke to this. i think he was shouted a question about this at the thursday press conference. and i'm just going to quote him and say it's malarkey. >> brian: quoting him asthma linebacker. find out, too. if there are 17 tapes or there aren't. very interesting to see the deputy fbi director refuse to answer the question. simply say there are no tapes. but, instead, they could be -- this very executive, redacted in

this unclassified form that the oversight committee got a chance to see. or is the executive in ukraine right now with those tapes. and is it to advantage to let those tapes go out because he, right now, needs or all of ukraine needs money from us and weapons for us to fight this war. goes out and goes oh, yeah, this is a former vice president and here he is on tape extorting me. so this might not be his thing. >> steve: if the tapes exist they might have existed. they might have been -- we don't know who is involved. could have been destroyed by whomever made them. perhaps to protect themselves. we don't know if it's existing. to your point about the assistant director of the fbi saying not even acknowledging whether or not there are tapes, if it's an open investigation, which it could be, we know the fbi and the department of justice never referred to case

that have any pending litigation. >> ainsley: gosh. it's been a long investigation. open for a long time if there is one. >> steve: four and a half years. >> ainsley: the post asked about it to president biden, are there tapes that you accepted bribes, mr. president? is that true? and the president stopped mid stroke. he turned around and had a smile on his face. >> brian: mid stroke? >> ainsley: mid sachet. >> steve: if he were golfing. >> brian: he said -- his initial reaction last week was so telling then where is the -- did you take $5 million? where's the money? almost as if i dare you. check it out. james comer is checking it out by the way. >> steve: that would be a good entree for the house republicans to do just that they have subpoenaed other people's bank records. they have not done the biden family. so that makes perfect sense. let's see if they do that. >> ainsley: calling for justice, a jewish man savagely beaten by a mob is slamming mid-atlanticens d.a. alvin bragg after his attacker is cut a plea

deal. >> brian: pga tour master's champion jon rahm has thoughts on the liv golf merger and he is not happy. >> the general feeling is that a lot of people feel a bit of betrayal from management. >> brian: how the fallout could spill into the u.s. open. >> steve: that guy is mid stroke right there. ♪ can't make you happy ♪ i've been thinking about life ♪ imagine there was only you and me ♪ woke up from the longest dream ♪ baby now you got me on my knees ♪ i've been th waiting on promises of all shapes and sizes. yoeachu

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>> brian: here we go again a jewish man beaten in a hate crime mob attack back in 2021 now slamming manhattan d.a. alvin bragg for handing a plea deal to one of his attackers. ains ace the victim says the suspect allegingly said he would go and do it again is getting off way too easily. >> steve: what do we know about this case? todd piro joins us here live in studio m. >> the man responsible for attacking job morgan was facing nearly seven years in prison but now he is going to serve 18 month. morgan aassaulted back in may 2021 as he was making his way to a pro-israel rally in

times square. his attacker was filmed alongside a mob beating him with crutches, pepper spraying him and shouting anti-semitic slurs. they left him traumatized and in a neck brace with several injuries. he spoke out right after that attack. >> i didn't know what was going on ted. i was literally cowering, trying to survive. pepper spray and mace on the ground for a minute or two while after the fact who even comes up with something like that. just so inhumane. >> at yesterday's hearing morgan directed his anger at d.a. alvin bragg. cut a deal with assail grant for a guilty plea of second degree attempted assault. a hate crime and criminal possession of a weapon. morgan telling the court, quote why is he getting a break? i really can't fathom why he is getting a deal. me, personally, i wanted to go to trial. i wanted to see full justice. bragg's office releasing its own statement saying, quote: no one should ever feel unsafe because of their religion and we did not

tolerate the anti-semitic hate displayed in this case. another defendant in the brutal attack was let off even easier with just three years probation. bark to you, steve. >> steve: sometimes it just doesn't seem fair. todd, thank you very much. carley is down in washington, d.c. today. so we're going to handle the headlines and we start with this one. a fuel tanker driver killed in that i-59 collapse in philadelphia has died from blunt trauma to the head, investigators say. smoking inhalation and burn injuries as well. the medical examiner's office ruled all of it an accident. yesterday, transportation secretary pete buttigieg surveyed the scene of the collapse warning prices on just about everything likely to go up until the road is fully reopened, whenever that happens. >> part of what goes into the cost of everything that we pay for in the store is the cost of shipping. and if a route is disrupted or if it's longer or if trucks have to wait, that finds its way into the cost of goods.

>> steve: later today, local officials are expected to release a plan to rebuild the collapsed section of the highway. right now they have a 40-mile detour. meanwhile today the house homeland security committee will hold its first hearing into dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas will. ducking questions about leadership and response to the migrant crisis. >> secretary mayorkas, are you proud of the job that you have done at the border? republicans say your handling of the border has been a dereliction of duty. do you agree with that? [no response] >> steve: all good questions no. good answers. house republicans are already floating impeachment proceedings. mayorkas is being accused of failing the people as illegal migrants continue pouring into the country. and in hockey, the vegas golden knights are your 2023 stanley

cup champions after beating the florida panthers 9-3 last night. >> [cheers] steve and the crowd went wild. the golden knights are champions just six years after joining the nhl as an expansion team. only six players remain from the team's inaugural roster. that includes star forward jonathan march chis zoe who is named playoff mvp after leading the league with 13 post season goals. congratulations. i think by now everybody on the team has had a beer out of that cup. >> ainsley: what do they do with the cup? does it go to like the team office and sits there for the year? >> steve: people take it home. >> brian: it's not bubble wrapped. i know that for sure.

golden knights have the best start of the expansion team in the history of sports. got finals their first year and now world stanley cup champions. now let's talk about the biggest story that happened last week and the biggest surprise. the merger of the liv golf league along with the pga. they said they really had no choice. liv has 20% equity in the pga. the pga went and took a portion of the european tour as well. now it's up for the players to get along and play together in the u.s. open and the majors are different. the usga different from the pga. so they get to play together. how do you feel if you are that guy? you walked away from 45000 to $700 million to join liv and now all those guys like dustin johnson who got that money get to go back on the tour that they left compete against the guys that walked away from the money and showed loyalty to the league. >> like tiger woods who could have made 750 million for signing a contract and he didn't do it because he wanted to stay loyal to the pga tour that had

given his. >> roy mcilroy, too ains article in the "new york times" how they found out. kept can a was in club in florida looked at the television and glimpsed up and there was a headline. jon rahm who is the masters champion he says he was preparing coffee his children under his feet. he said it was a bit of a betrayal. stunning and staggering and disor noting. listen. >> you want to have faith that this is the best thing for all of us a lot of people feel a bit of betrayal from management. i assistant why they had to keep it so secret. and make it through a pac meeting with people spilling the beans with an article you guys being out there. so, i get it. i get the secrecy not easy to be

involved in this and wake up to a bombshell. we are in a state of limbo a because we don't know what is going on and how much is finalized and how much they can talk about, either. >> steve: in that soundbite, he talked a little bit about management of the pga tour and he talked a little bit about betrayal. this deal was brokered in silence between the saudis and jay none hand who has been the advisor of the pga tour. and the news yesterday, there he is right there. he is stepping aside temporarily because of up specified medical issues. apparently they had a 35-minute phone call yesterday to the policy board no other details have been given out. he has been the -- he was the guy who said, you know, i'm going to keep you guys in the loop on everything. kept everything in the dark and that's why people like rory, pictured right there in the center, said last week that he hates liv. he hopes it dies.

he just hates it and hates what happened. >> brian: it's a ridiculous thing to say it's had merged. it's not going to die a portion of the parg. technically, lesson benefit in the long term. i think that the players got additional things because liv gave more forcing the pga to give more to do something to the emerging players as well. now people have a sense, maybe some of the liv tour dates the 54 holes. the playing the music in between. wearing the shorts when you want to, and maybe they will like the new for mat the new team's for mat. >> in the big picture greg norman is going to benefit the sport the most. he is the one who brought the people over to liv. forcing the pga to change. maybe making the game more fan-friendly. bringing the players out. forcing the marketing of the players. because the pga only markets, they say about the top 10 players. now with liv trying to promote more, it will force the pga to do more and they will have more money in the league.

>> ainsley: jon rahm said it's tough. the u.s. open is tomorrow at the l.a. country club. and he says i'm just trying not to think about it as much as possible. >> steve: that's right. and, still, a number of the players are angry about the saudi money involved in the game of golf. but, nonetheless, there's a partnership and now the guy who had run it a and did the deal apparently medical issue, unknown. we will keep you posted when it is known. in the meantime 6:27 here in new york city. coming up, an arizona mother gives chilling testimony on capitol hill after falling victim to an a.i. kidnapping scam. >> it was my daughter's voice. it was her cries. it was her sobs. it was the way she spoke. is this the future we are creating by enabling abuses of artificial intelligence without consequence? >> steve: it was a deep fake that was deeply troubling. find out how congress plans to combat the troubling new tech straight ahead here on "fox & friends." ♪ my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®.

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arkansas. severe thunderstorm watch is in effect. >> the latest won for parts of mississippi until 11:00 a.m. central time. there is the severe thunderstorm threat. we could see dangerous straight line winds as well as tornadoes, heavy rainfall, hail, and damaging winds, of course, is going to be the biggest story, i think. the rain still to come that could cause flash flooding over some of these regions. as you mentioned the heat is the big story across texas and a lot of people are like well, it gets hot this time of year. this it is exceptionally warm. it is an early start to these 100-degree temperatures and with the heat indices it's going to feel even worse than that oppressive heat. you want to make sure the kids and elderly are inside where it's cool in the air conditioning. there will be cooling centers set up as well. that's going to spread across texas and into louisiana where we have heat advisories and heat warnings in place. all right. fox weather.com. we'll keep you posted. now over to brian kilmeade.com. >> brian: yes. brian kilmeade.com. i will be doing the news because carley is playing baseball.

>> janice: hi, steve and ainsley i apologize. >> brian: hope to see her in the hall. the police say the shooting in downtown denver that left 10 people hurt as fans were celebrating the nuggets nba final wins was the result of a drug deal gone wrong. [gunfire] >> brian: surveillance video captures the crowd running for their lives as police race to respond to the gunfire. 9 people. >> nine men and one come were rushed to the hospital and expected to be okay. two suspects are in custody at this hour. white house press secretary s.j.p. says she didn't know she was righting the hatch act when she referred to mega maga republicans in a briefing just days before the midterm election. >> the opinion that you see that was presented by osc happened just last week, which is -- occurred months after the briefing where i made those comments. we did not know their opinion

when we were able to use -- to -- when we were given the green light to actually say the comments that i made. >> brian: that clarifies it. the hatch act prohibits federal officials from making comments that could influence the results of an election. now this: tom brady and other nfl legend surprising rookies with signed jerseys and some awesome motivational messages. >> on draft day it sucks. i know the feeling. it's not easy. but i promise you one thing, it's going to make everything that happens from this point on that much sweeter. >> remember this, you get out what you put in. >> brian: nice. brady making those emotional promises titan's quarterback to will lee voice not selected in the first round of the draft. the wise words coming rookie premier connect young stars with top brands. and those are your headlines. >> steve: from young stars to

older fans. we were watching 80 for brady this weekend. it is a great movie. just saying. meanwhile, president trump pleading not guilty to all 37 charges over his handling of classified documents found at his mar-a-lago resort. >> ainsley: as supporters were rallying outside ever the courthouse in miami to show their support for the former president. >> brian: roger williams joins carley him can you say live in washington with more. carley, take it away. >> carley: hey, thank you, guys. i certainly will. congressman, it's great to see you every year by the dugout. >> great to see you, always. >> carley: you are the team manager. i want to talk baseball in a little bit but, first, the indictment yesterday, i'm so curious what was it like in the halls of congress as the president was pleading not guilty to those 37 counts. >> we all have something to do while in the halls we are all going different ways. everybody knew what was happening. nobody expected anything different from the president. so he did that. and then as we talked about, he went full retail after that.

went back and saw his supporters. >> carley: full retail meaning he went to the cuban restaurant. looked at the owner of the restaurant and said are you ready? food for everybody. >> that's right. it's what we are going through. he is going to be going through. this i don't know how people -- i endorse president trump. it's about policy with me. not about personalities for our country. so far so we will sees a we move forward. the convention is a year away from this august. we have a long way to go. >> carley: that's absolutely right. you do have a long way to go. and you do have to wonder what -- how this will effect the campaign trail. you are already starting to see some of the candidates like nikki haley sort of separate herself and say if the merits of this case are accurate, if what's in the indictment is true, then it's not good. >> that's an opinion that these candidates will have -- how are they going to celebrate them from president trump. he has a lot of support. a lot of loyal support. see how each candidate does because they got to get traction in the poll numbers now show

president trump way ahead and so forth. so we will see what they -- how they decide they are going to handle the issues at hand to move them forward. >> carley: i promise i had would ask about baseball and the time has come. last year the win for the republican side was 10-0. is that right? >> 10-0. >> carley: what happened to the democrats last year? >> well, we threw strikes. they didn't hit very well. we fielded, didn't make aniers. it was a shutout. we had a good time last year we have a better team this year. >> carley: why is that? >> we picked up a few more hitters. >> carley: i was talking to congressman luttrell this is his first year. >> is he going be catching for husband, march began is i don't care what league you are in this league or this league you have to throw strikes. if we throw strikes and get the outs, we are going to win. >> carley: what i found out there is a record number of people going to be here tonight 23,000, which means that it's a record number of tickets sold, more money for charity. $1.8 million raised. >> that's the greatest of

america. and baseball has always brought us out of doldrums. baseball is doing that tonight. another great night for person who baseball. it shows the greatness of our country, we can come together and raise all this money for charity and have generations forward. >> carley: it's also flag day. former president trump's birthday. and it's the army's birthday as well and the congressional baseball game all in one day. >> we have a lot to celebrate. because we are the greatest nation. >> carley: that's why i love this event and i'm sure you feel the same a rare moment of bipartisan tonight. the republicans and democrats getting together for friendly competition. >> steve: it's a lot of fun. >> >> steve: i got a note lucas tomlinson. roger williams is a former big leaguer he played with hank aaron. >> carley: of course you did. you played for what team? >> the atlanta braves. and you played college ball rocking the tcu hat. >> going to the world series on friday. >> carley: he has been the manager for four years and you have had incredible success

record throughout those four years. >> it's all about the coaching, right? we coached these guys up for one day. >> this is the last game of their season right now. >> carley: all about the managing of the team. congressman told me before if i call him a manager and not a coach it will sound like i really know what i'm talking about whether it comes to baseball. >> i'm impressed. you know a lot. >> carley: back to you in new york. >> ainsley: what years did he play for the braves? >> '71, 72, '73. >> ainsley: great my grandmother would know then. that makes me feel great, thank you. >> ainsley: my grandmother listened to every game on the radio. she had a coke radio in the kitchen and listened to every game. they went to a lot, too. that's great. >> that makes me feel great that a grandmother remembers me. [laughter] >> steve: congressman and carley thank you very much. >> carley: see you guys. >> ainsley: and you are still young. >> brian: meanwhile, 19 minutes

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of the idea and called mike. what was your pitch to him. >> i said i want to create a barrel bourbon for guys from the unit that we both served in within the agency it was to honor those who served in and out of the shadows. the genesis was a real good friend of mine. we were fellow cadets at bmi. we were marine officers and i recruited him into the agency. and, unfortunately, on his first mission. he lost his life but he saved the lives of everyone else. it was honor greg. >> steve: i gotcha. rick, so you are a marine. mike, you are in the air force. you wanted to have all four branches. so how did you figure out who from the navy and who from the army would help you out? >> i think that organically grew. when rick called me up, it wasn't -- it didn't start out as four branches. it started out as individuals. ironically grew and rick called

me up if we're going to do this we need to bring in harold who is gadd friend of ours. is he our fourth partner with the navy. he is a retired navy command master chief with the seals. we got talking to harold and harold within a a couple seconds guys i'm all in let's do that at that point we got the marines, air force, marine and navy we need the army guy. we reached out to r.j. casey who is our fourth army. special arm fourses and that became the four branches. >> steve: i gotcha. four branches i understand there are four grains involved. rick, is this a bourbon because it's mainly corn. >> that is correct. it's a bourbon because it has 65% -- over 51% corn. it was critical that weigh had four grains to represent each branch of the military. >> steve: it's fantastic. mike, i'm looking at notes from your company four branches bourbon. unique four grain recipe, smooth

upfront with a little bit of bite on the back to give you that kentucky kiss. what is the kentucky kiss? >> you know, some people refer to it as a kentucky hug. we call it the kentucky kiss. it's a little bit of a burn on the back of the tongue to let you know you are drinking bourbon but it doesn't have that burn going down like a lot of whiskeys or bourbons do. keeps you warm in the chest and lets you know you are drinking bourbon. >> steve: i know exactly what you are talking about. rick, how should we celebrate national bourbon day today? >> we should whether we drink, we should drink honorably and sip to remember, not to forget. >> steve: mike, i'm sure you would agree with that. >> 100 percent. it's all about drinking honorably to us. >> steve: you know what? i think people all across the country have heard about your product and are interested. so for more information, folks, here on national bourbon day visit 4 branches.com to find out what they are talking about. find out all about that kentucky

kiss. guys, thank you very much for joining us live. >> steve, thanks for having us on quite the honor. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: it is an honor to have both of you. thank you for your service and thank you for your bourbon and thank you for watching because hour two of "fox & friends" starts right now. it's 7:00 in new york we witnessed the most evil and heinous abuse of power in our did you know tri. >> donald trump entering a not guilty plea facing 37 charges. [chanting u.s.a.] >> the indictment wreaks of politicization. >> i will quote him and say it's malarkey. >> paul facing intense scrutinies about the burisma claims he gave $5 million. >> that's why people are mad at the fbi because you are stonewalling serious allegations. >> listen here, i have your daughter. >> a kidnapping scam fabricating the voice of desteph know's daughter. >> talk potential harm a.i. can have on humans. >> i will never be able to shake that