>> greg: thanks. i love you, america. [applause] >> karl: we are learning then vice president joe biden hosted his son hunter and a burisma executive at a holiday party in 2015, just days after he returned from ukraine and threatened to withhold u.s. aid unless the country fired their top prosecutor. todd piro >> todd: fighting back against the left and he joins us this morning. >> carley: did you see this? >> hit deep into left field and

bouncing into the bullpen. >> carley: which party won't the congressional baseball team. i want to tell you now. >> todd: steube can rake. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro, more coming up. marine daniel penny indicted on second-degree manslaughter charge in new york city subway last month. >> carley: ashley strohmier has the details. >> ashley: the da is expected to announcement the indictment later this morning. penny has been out on bond after being charged by manhattan prosecutor for second-degree manslaughter. in state of new york, second degree could carry maximum of 15 years in prison weeks after

deadly confrontation on the subway. penny's lawyer said his client thought his life and others were in danger. >> the standard in new york city, you don't have to wait until someone physically attacks or is lying on the ground or worse. the standard is whether a reasonable person in my client's position would have feared eminent harm. >> ashley: penny spoke out earlier this week, watch this. >> the three main threats he repeated over and over, i'm going to kill you, i'm prepared to go to jail for life and i'm going to die. i looked around and saw women and children, he was yelling in their faces, saying threats, whole interaction, less than five minutes. people say i was trying to choke him to death, that is not true, i was trying to restrain him.

>> ashley: it is unclear when penny will appear in court. >> carley: bring in brian craigpool, what are your thoughts on this indictment and what are the chance daniel penny will get convicted? >> carley, great to be with you. i'm not surprised by the indictment, that is lower standard issue just reasonable cause penny committed a crime. the manhattan da has a hard haul ahead. it will be really difficult for him to secure conviction in this case for two big reasons. number one, we live in dangerous times. i'm in l.a. and we had one teenage girl killed by a homeless person. she was getting off a bus, i'm sure the same danger in new york city. jurors view homeless people in a different way, more dangerous

situation. penny's lawyer said, you can't wait until something to intervene. it will be hard for a conviction, daniel penny himself. you heard him speak. he'll be at forefront of this defense. he will testify and humanize what happened in the subway. he is very articulate, a former marine veteran and jurors will perceive him as a hero. >> todd: bigger picture, you eluded to it. what does this say about human instinct to defend yourself when attacked? to me, this is a grand jury and i understand only the prosecutor puts forward evidence in a grand jury. when you hear they indicted him, that sends a message, if you defend yourself or others, your life could be ruined. >> this case is bigger than jordan neely, this is public

safety interacting with mental health and the question we have to ask ourselves, are we going to intervene when we see a dangerous situation? how many times have we seen videotapes across the country of kids getting beaten up at school, kids getting assaultd and nobody jumps in to intervene to help. that is the question this jury will have to struggle with. penny jumped in. he didn't wait. you heard his comments. jordan neely say, i'm going to kill people, throws his coat off. he will argue, i had to jump in, i saw kids in the subway. >> carley: toxicology report has not been released publicly. do you think that information was made available to the grand jury? >> that's a great question. i was going to get to thattin po. i don't think it was made

available to the grand jury, usually takes 30 to 45 days for normal toxicology report to be processed. he died on may 1. what is in the toxicology report and i think penny's lawyers will argue causation. surprised they have not done independent autopsy. delirium happens when somebody passes adrugs. i'm not saying jordan neely was on drugs, if toxicology shows high level of drugs in his system, penny's lawyers could potentially argue might have been another cause of death, for example, a heart attack. see what is in there in terms of ligature marks and were bones

broken. >> carley: facing 15 years in prison and legal defense fund raised $2.8 million. thank you for joining us. >> carley: there is this, charges expected against felon accused of killing a pregnant seattle woman and her unborn child in broad daylight. the suspect approached kwan in her car, who was 32 weeks pregnant. life-saving measures could not save her or her baby. the suspect is being held in jail on charges of murder, assault and unlawful possession of a firearm. horrific situation. >> todd: russian nukes are in belarus and the nation's president says they are three times more powerful than atomic bombs dropped on hiroshima and

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>> carley: the president of belarus says russian nuclear weapons are in his possession and the bombs are three times more powerful than those dropped on belarus. >> todd: rebekah koffler joins us now. great to have you here in person. you don't need to be a foreign policy expert to hear that and be worried. for those like you that are foreign policy experts, how concerned are you? >> rebekah: extremely concern. this is driven by fear. the war in ukraine is dragging

on, the russians are hemorrhaging manpower and military hardware. so but for putin, he's unable to stop this war, the outcome is existential for him and they can't let ukraine fall into nato's hands in their view. he is ready for escalation and only way to manage this conflict without losing ukraine is by using nukes. i couldn't be concerned about the russian nuclear weapons being three times more powerful, what i would be concerned, the russians have low yield nuclear warheads that are battlefield ready. right? the more powerful ones, they will not use, that would bring this conflict to the strategic

realm. we launched back in 1945, the little boy and the fat man issue it was abouts 15 -- russian have lower fallout and they believe those are usable. >> carley: but a nuclear weapon is a nuclear weapon and that escalates things to unthinkable degree. what is chance this goes nuclear? >> rebekah: we conducted serious war games, when it escalates it goes to cyber armageddon, space war far, attack seattle satellite, this is our akill ease heel. or it goes to nuclear. they wouldn't attack the u.s., the nuclear use would be in the battlefield in ukraine or a demonstration strike in the

black sea or some unpopulated area to demonstrate to nato, back off, this is our backyard, that is the philosophy that drives putin's thinking. >> todd: discussions circle back to russia and china. antony blinken will travel to china as his chinese counterparts criticize the u.s. should blinken make this trip? >> rebekah: no, turn around and go back home, no reason to talk to china right now. diplomacy does not work unless backed up by serious combat power. truth is the pentagon has led our combat residents deteriorate. they never plan for the war, they want to save it is world, but they don't have the right mix of weaponry, they have depleted our arsenal in ukraine.

we don't have enough capacity to mas produce, car game has shown to us that if we went to war with china over taiwan, we would run out of long-range missile and basic ammunition in less than a week. >> carley: there was a political article titled "the pentagon is freaking out about potential war with china because america might lose," and passed the debt deal when you take inflation into consideration. a lot happening on the international front, which is concerning and krit cato have rebekah at times like this. thank you. >> todd: house voting against deal to censure adam schiff for saying former presidency trump colluded with russia to win the 2016 election. >> this is intent by the campaign to --

>> the russians gave help and the president made full use of that help. >> there is clear evidence on collusion. ample evidence of collusion. >> todd: recommended a fine against the congressman. democrats killed this motion and think it has less to do with adam schiff and the fact that republicans do not want to be fined if they do something. >> carley: tornados and hurricane-forced wind in nine states. this twister was caught in georgia, 16 million people from texas to florida were under tornado or severe thunderstorm watch and some residents in central alabama are out of their homes after a possible tornado touched down. >> todd: this is hail storms in arkansas, record-breaking hail reported in mississippi.

janice dean has the forecast. >> janice: a lot of damage from wind gusts, hail and tornado reports for alabama through southern georgia. five-inch hail reported for three days straight, that is incredible. i think that would be a record in some areas. four inch reported, 14 total reports. large hail can cause a lot of damage. take a look at storms on radar. severe thunderstorm warning for mississippi to alabama, florida panhandle and georgia. could see potential for hail and isolated tornados, heavy rainfall and lightning. severe threat from the plain states, significant area where ingredients come together for damaging storms. heavy rain could cause potential for flash flooding in some areas, as it comes in isolated

amounts of one to two to three inches. upper midwest, the canadian wildfires, air quality alert around minneapolis area, unhealthy air quality. for some cities, we're urging people to stay inside, especially if you have respiratory issues, we'll watch the smoke continue over the next 24 to 48 hours. this will be with us, i think, for the summer. heat for texas, over 100. record-breaking heat where it will feel well over 100 to 110. watching that, as well. foxweather.com, for details. over to you. >> carley: listen to what we just learned, then vp joe biden partied with hunter and burisma executives. republicans want a spe special

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>> carley: new records show then president biden hosted a holiday party after returning from a trip to ukraine. >> todd: brooke singman has more. >> brooke: according to fox news digital, hunter biden attended a holiday party hosted by his dad then vice president joe biden and several burisma executives came to the white house that day. just days ago james comer issued

subpoena to archer demanding testimony on the biden's oversea business schemes. the holiday party came just a few days after then vice president biden returned from a trip to ukraine, where he threatened to withhold 1 billion in u.s. aid if the country did not fire viktor shokin. president biden is laughing off the accusations, including allegations there are audio recordings of two conversations with burisma executive who claims he gave biden $5 million. senate republicans closing in on the biden family and calling for a special counsel investigation. >> the american people understandably have doubt and only chris wray and the attorney

general can address doubts and dog the bounty hunter couldn't find him right now. >> brooke: demanding further action from the doj in light of the new findings. >> carley: continuing to attack maga republicans after karine jean-pierre found to have violated hatch act by using the term before the midterm. andrew baits saying president biden's plan to grow the american economy is delivering and republicans main agenda is different. brandy cruz, host of undivided podcast joins me now. good morning to you. the white house is using the maga phrase, even though they

were told it violates the hatch act. what do you say about this? >> i do agree with the white house, is the maga, is that violation of the hatch act? both parties are painting their opponent as extremists. i'm deeply annoyed by continued use of maga phrase. maga, ultra-maga, maga-maga? is that it? if you look at it, like it was coordinated, like the democratic party sent out a message to use maga before everything republican. even republicans who distanced themselves are maga. >> carley: that is an interesting point because people who support donald trump, they like to be referred to as maga republicans, see it as

compliment, their phrase and that is why they voted for him and you have hillary clinton saying if you support donald trump, you're part of a cult. remember what happened when she called republicans deplorables, now she is doing it again. yeah, basket of deplorables. look at the phrase, make america great again, but many know it has connotation that many do not like. i can see past the bs of it. in washington state, we have state with low approval rating for the former president. democrats hear every candidate is maga republican because they know the connotation of it, want to gas light and fearmonger voters. it is strategy and i think sometimes it works. >> carley: keep it on the former president. the trump campaign has raised

over $6 million since last week, much coming on his new jersey fundraiser and 4.5 million raised online. what do you say? >> the magic of donald trump, when he was first a candidate, he had a way of turning what would have been a negative, but campaign in political environment into something he got people to cheer him on for and celebrate temperature is not a surprise he's been able to fund raise off this. i don't see many things that could get you out of it. added benefit of forcing campaign rivals to have to come to his defense at this stage in the campaign and speak out about what the doj is doing. they are forced to do it on

camera and interviews and forced to talk about and defend donald trump. that means they are not talking about themselves. >> carley: true. vivek ramaswamy is making his entire campaign about pardoning the president, if it comes down to that. thank you for joining us. we have major update about covid origin and this could be some of the most concrete efsdz proving it started in the wuhan lab. >> todd: and learning how much taxpayer dollars went into that research. cheryl casone is here next.

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>> todd: three scientists at wuhan lab were the first to be affected by conducting gain of function research, according to report by michael shellenburger and matt taibbi. researcher who led the research on coronavirus which increases infectiousness of virus, this research after who and top doc anthony fauci pushing that it occurred naturally. looks like there was an accident followed by criminal cover-up.

the allegations this came out of nature are absurd and we need to keep digging to get the right answer. evidence is leading to research related origin for the pandemic. and now -- band cut me off, new government watch dog report revealing 1.4 million of your taxpayer dollars went to that lab. >> carley: cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: the band was asking for more air time. follow the money, we say that, at least i do. interesting to see how this money flowed to china and to the wuhan institute of virology. from the gao, government accountability office. 2 million ended up in china, went through national institute

of health and u.s. agent for international development. what happened with latter, they were sending money to china through grants given to u.s. education institutions, uc davis is one, to be clear. mike turner and brad winstrop are saying, enough issue get to the heart of this. they are saying in the statement, the revelation is concerning due to the lab leak theory which suggest the virus may have originated. the american people deserve the truth about covid-19 origin and continue to take concrete action to declassify intelligence related. this was not one big check. 1.4 million went to the lab of

u.s. taxpayer money. >> carley: infuriating. >> todd: drip, drip, drip on getting this information out. tackling student loan debt and this may be legal. >> cheryl: are they not going to come up with plan b to pay off student loan debt if the supreme court strikes them down. here is the white house response when asked if the student loan plan is struck down. >> i'm saying we'll focus on the fight in front of us. i will leave it to the department of justice to continue protecting a plan the president believes is important for american families. >> cheryl: under president biden's loan, it would give one-time hand out of $10,000 -- just give money. here is what republicans are saying, senate democrats want to

reform the college data reporting system so students have information about graduation outcomes at school before they commit to a school, especially if it is $100,000 simplify financial aid letters, give breakdown how long it will take to pay off the loan. how much monthly payments would be. and i said this on "outnumbered," talk about the source. why are kids ended up drowning in debt? >> carley: they know they are getting the money. >> cheryl: the colleges keep raising the fees. it is the cost of college that needs to be better addressed. >> carley: republicans say knowledge issure po, make it easy for students to figure out and see mouch student loan breakdown would cost them and they could make a better decision. >> cheryl: is it worth it to spend x amount of money for

degree in knitting. >> todd: knit suggest important. >> carley: liv golf investigation. >> cheryl: this is wild. p.g.a. players that did not play for liv golf will get compensation from the saudi public investment fund. mickelson, lee westwood and sergio garcia can keep their money, but there will be payments to level up financial rewards. we're talking about tiger woods, rory mcilroy, who has been vocal and against any saudi investment in golf, jon rahm. >> todd: tiger missed $750 million, will they level up? i don't think so. >> cheryl: they can pay whatever

they want. they have the money. >> carley: none of the people we talked about are hurting for cash. >> extra cheese on their whopper. >> carley: to baseball, republicans destroying democrats in the congressional baseball game. florida congressman for the gop stunning with this impressive at-bat. hit by greg steube deep in left field. eric schmitt playing in his first game and we see example, fly ball to left field over the head of mullen and it will roll to the wall and might clear the bases. >> carley: greg steube driving byron donald home with ground rule double, later that inning, eric schmitt driving in three moreun ares. republicans leading in the 16-6

win over democrats. republicans won. inside baseball on this, if you will. democrats, i think they won like five years in a row, before greg steube became the pitcher and that is because cedrick richmond is a phenomenal baseball player, but then he joined the republican administration and republicans are dominant on capitol hill. >> todd: inside baseball, steube can rake. >> carley: what does rake mean? >> todd: you can hit the ball well, do not overlook eric schmitt and byron donalds rounding the bases. >> carley: and morgan latrelle, is also on the team. manpower.

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privilege is supporting candidates and policies and never suffer ramifications of the policy you put in office. when you meet with victims, they never want to be just a statistic. they have real lives. when you have criminal first victim last prosecutors, what happens, they walk into a courtroom and see two victims. they see the victim and the defendant is all a victim. if you're a prosecutor and you don't want to prosecute crime, don't be a prosecutor. you had a lot of soros-backed prosecutors that view themselves as social workers. this mindset hurt many different communities, several in virginia and across the nation and that is what we're pushing back. the reality, they are not

suffering consequences of policies they put in place and it is hurting the victims. >> todd: this is not just a race involving state legislature. two races in particular, soros-funded pact funding the campaign by $70,000 and $50,000 respectively. if progressives win, is there anything you can do as ag to make sure they enforce the law and represent the people and the victims, not running as public defenders? >> jason: we go on state by state basis, i've seen governor desantis removed a far left prosecutor that refuse to do their job. one thing i've been asking from the legislature is increased

authority. we had a five-year-old girl raped repeatedly over course of a year and the perpetrator was eligible for life sentence and they thought that was too harsh and gave him a plea deal and was eligible for parole in a couple years. the judge said your government failed you. no, the prosecutor didn't do his job. i want to step in on sexual abuse cases and it dies in the senate. that is this fall. i'm looking to be a backup plan. we have a dozen areas that i have original jurisdiction in. sexual violence against minors is not one of them. poverty can lead to increased

crime, but high crime results in poverty. two thirds of jobs are created by small businesses, businesses don't go to high crime areas and the ones that are there are leaving. we have food dessdeserts and th won't prosecute larceny crime. they basically legalize theft. huge problem -- >> todd: that is the area you don't want to become new york, l.a., d.c., it is extension of the swamp in northern virginia. ag, good luck. thank you. miami mayor francis suarez expected to announce his run for president today. we are talking about it with

carlos jiminze next. >> steve: marine vet daniel penny indicted yesterday on second-degree manslaughter charges in the death of jordan neely. criminal defense attorney will break down the grand jury decision and what is next for his case. plus, you just heard, the republican field gets more crowded this morning. will donald trump's lead be impacted? our voter panel weighs in after trump rakes in millions after his fundraiser. and mark green investigates the dhs secretary, why he says they only scratched the surface of mayorkas's dereliction of duty. john james, pastor cory brooks

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>> todd: miami mayor francis suarez being the late toast announce a presidential run. >> carley: that means 12 candidates are running for the white house in a crowded g.o.p. primary. miami is your neck of the wood. how do you feel about mayor suarez entering the race? >> i don't feel too highly about him. i don't think that he is kauai qualified to be president of the united states in any way, shape, or form. >> carley: why is that? >> he hasn't demonstrated the ability to lead any large organization. the city of miami is he a ceremonial mayor of the city of

miami. he has very, very little power. he got elected by a total of $20,000 people. he does have the gift of gab trying to fool people in thinking he is the big city mayor. the big city mayor is the mayor of miami-dade county is a strong mayor and represents about 2.8 million people. >> do you view this as audition for v.p. >> is he not qualified to be v.p. is he not qualified to be anything. he is under -- right now he is under fbi investigation for doing some outside work with a developer. i mean, he has all kinds of trouble. and, again, he fools a lot of people into thinking that he is a lot bigger than what he really is. and, again, i wouldn't even waste my time with him. he is just -- he is a fraud in my estimation. >> carley: well, he filed the paperwork yesterday. he is going to be making that big speech later today. we will let the american people decide how they feel about the mayor of miami. in the meantime, i want to ask you about this attorney general merrick garland was asked yesterday about his role in the

trump indictment if he had any hand in indicting the former president on these 37 counts. not a lot of clarity in his answer. take a listen to what he had to say. >> so, as you know, i can't talk about particular -- particulars of this or any other ongoing criminal matter. as i said when i appointed mr. smith, did i so because it underscores justice department's department to oath, independence and accountability. >> carley: congressman, there is a special counsel but he answers to the attorney general so there are questions about impartiality here. >> there is no impartiality here. can you hear it in his voice is he a little nervous about answering the question. he obviously had a hand in the entire affair i'm sure joe biden the president of the united states had a hand in it too. this stinks to high heaven. all politically motivated. taking out your biggest rival.

the individual that is on track to become the flop knee of the opposing party. yeah, this doesn't -- this doesn't smell right. and i'm sure that mr. garland had a hand in this entire affair. >> todd: how can congress make sure that the biden special prosecutor acts with the same sense of urgency as the trump special prosecutor. >> we can't. you know, the justice department works for the president of the united states. and that's just the way it is. we have oversight but, look at what we are trying to do. trying to get that 1023 form from the fbi that said that joe biden took bribes from a burisma executive. it took, you know, heaven and trying to move heaven and earth try just to get a document that is unclassified. all right? and we can't even see it. so, look, they are stonewalling. all of the biden administration investigation. there is smoke pouring out of the white house. we need to get to the bottom of that. that's really where we need to

be going. not looking at president trump and some documents. what really is going on with president biden, his family, criminal enterprise and i brief that this president is compromised. >> carley: congressman carlos gimenez thank you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> todd: when you need answers go to carlos gimenez. he doesn't pull punches. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> women and children, he was yelling in their faces. >> marine veteran daniel penny indicted by a new york city grand jury for the death of 30-year-old jordan neely, trend passengers on the subway. >> this is a miscarriage of justice. >> i couldn't sit still. >> francis suarez is going continue to deed seek the 2024 nomination. >> joe biden's america is inner credibly scary. that's what motivates me. >> republicans kick off a dereliction of duty hearing pointed at mayorkas. >> intentional