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mcgregor is denying the allegations. >> john: alicia is live in denver, and the accuser is now responding to the release of this video. what else can you tell us about this? >> john, the unidentified woman's attorney told tmz her client had no fewer than six drinks and did not recall who led her to the restroom until she saw the video. in the reported demand letters to mcgregor, the nba and the heat, security tracked her with the fighter. the video appears to show her guiding her through the crowd before a few men stand in front of the door. the woman's attorney saying "my client was under the belief they were leaving and going to the four seasons hotel as connor had previously asked him to join him in his hotel room. my client believed they were leaving, but instead connor took her into the restroom." mcgregor's attorney saying after

the video was released by tmz, the claimant's lawyer has changed her story. mr. mcgregor firmly believes it will show the claims against him are false. after not responding to the demand for money, she turned to the media to apply pressure. no more than a shakedown. alleged victim says he assaulted her inside a bathroom stall and a criminal complaint has been filed. the heat organization saying "we are aware of the allegations and are conducting a full investigation pending the outcome of the investigation we will withhold further comment." this alleged assault happened on the same night mcgregor accidentally knocked out the heat's mascot during a promotional skit. and mcgregor announced he and his fiancee' are expecting their fourth child. john. >> john: alicia, thank you.

>> jacqui: several government agencies falling victim to a global cyber attack, exploiting vulnerabilities in widely used software. president biden refusing to comment on the attack when pressed by fox news. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house. has the president been asked today about this cyber attack? >> not today, jacqui, after you asked that great question yesterday. the only time we have seen the president was at andrews on the way to connecticut, he was asked one question about his attorney general. he said he has not spoken to his attorney general. >> these are criminal actors all over the world. what's most concerning are the ones that appear to be and often are state backed, particularly russia and particularly china. what concerns me so much, you know, by the reporting, this appears to be russian -- russian hackers. >> those alleged russian hackers

used file transfer data to steal the data, including the energy department, and the energy department, maintains the u.s. military's nuclear warhead stockpile. they say they have notified the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency, the head of that agency downplaying the attack saying it's nothing like the large solar winds attack a few years ago. >> it's a software that federal agencies and companies across the world use. we put out an advisory about this last week and we are responding to it. we are tracking it as a criminal many of these groups are in places like eastern europe. >> it's still not immediately clear the extent of the cyber attack on the u.s. government. the president will be speaking in connecticut later and then off to new york, perhaps we'll learn more about what happened, jacqui. >> jacqui: thanks, lucas. >> john: jacqui, now this. top democratic strategists and republicans who oppose former

president trump holding a meeting in order to stop a possible third party candidate from running in the 2024 election. the group seeing such a scenario was a threat to president biden's re-election bid and worrying it could hand the election to trump. juan williams, and david avella. this is the no labels organization. talk that they might try to recruit joe manchin for a third party candidate or if not that, maybe as part of that, too, a possible unity ticket which would include a republican and a democrat. but a group of democrats, including ron klain, recently got together with never trump republicans to say how do we stop this from happening, it's bound to hand the election to donald trump. juan, could that be the case? >> i think that could be. i think that's a legitimate concern for several reasons. historically everybody listening knows about what happened with ross perot in terms of taking

both, i think he got 20% of the vote, john. and in an election that bill clinton took from the incumbent at that time, president george h. w. bush. but just think back to the 2016 election, people like gary johnson, running on the libertarian party, he took votes from hillary clinton in michigan larger than the margin former president trump was able to hit clinton. i think democrats think wait a second, we were waiting for a match-up of biden versus trump and if you bring in somebody outside of that at a time when many voters are dissatisfied with both candidates, you know, it could actually derail one candidate and the idea, the reason you see the democrats complaining is they think those votes are coming from their pockets, from joe biden's lane. >> john: david, juan mentioned ross pe rot in 1992, got almost

20% of the vote, some people say he cost george bush the election, but bill clinton did win with 43% of the vote. no labels is saying you have a duopoly on the election. why can't we open it up to third, fourth, fifth party candidates. maybe you don't want to be italy but should it always be republicans against democrats? >> republicans need not be part of nor complacent, support whether joe manchin or cornell west, two who are big threats to biden's re-elect. and ralph nader and his helping to prevent al gore from winning in 2000, and pulling democrats away from gore.

it is the democrats who know these third party candidates are a threat to them, and it would be shameful if republicans participated in them to keep other party from getting on the ballot. >> john: david mentioned cornell west. he was on with our laura ingram, what he said about the two party system and why things need to change. >> the two-party system stands in the way for the empowerment of precious poor people and precious working people and i am fundamentally committed through the plight of the least of these, and we need a paradigm shift in politics, ideological realignment of the landscape. >> john: david also mentioned the 2000 campaign. ralph nader got almost 3% of the vote, which if it had gone to al gore would have propelled him into the presidency. are democrats the ones who are really afraid of a third party candidacy here, juan? >> yeah. >> absolutely.

>> i hope i made that clear, john. i think they are the ones that are worried. i think david and i can agree on this. i think it's democrats who fear what could be coming here and you think about it not just in terms of the vote which is down the way, but think about in terms of fundraising, already you see they are going to raise $70 million. where is that 70 million coming from, right now by the way it looks like it's coming from a lot of people who are aligned with conservative or republican causes. maybe not with trump, but with conservative causes, and that's very worrisome again to the democrats. they see this as a threat. >> john: i also find it curious, if it looks likes ron desantis is going to be the nominee, that no labels may stay out of the race. final thought to you, david. >> all that to be determined. right now it's joe manchin who is on their radar, wanting him to run and he is looking at all of this. and there's no question he's saying wait, you have fellow

democrats trying to deny no labels. it only underscores the disarray in the democratic party and it would be shameful if republicans went lincoln project to sabotage our own nominee once again. >> john: i'm waiting to see what gavin newsom does, i don't know about you gentlemen. hope you have a great weekend. >> jacqui: a jury has found the man accused of shooting and killing 11 worshippers at a synagogue in pittsburgh in 2018 guilty. robert bowers was convicted on all 63 charges, including 11 counts of hate crimes resulting in death. he agreed to plead guilty if the death penalty was taken off the table but prosecutors turned him down. he targeted his victims because of their religion. marking the deadliest attack on jewish people in united states history. >> john: horrible, horrible

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>> jacqui: house oversight committee ongoing investigation into the biden family's

finances. today marks the deadline for burisma board member to appear for a transcribed interview by instead the deposition is now being negotiated for a later date. bring in byron york, washington examiner chief political correspondent and fox news contributor. your outlet has reported on the details of this delay, i understand it's not a violation of the subpoena because they are working another date, right? >> yes, it appears to be that they believe devon archer will be cooperating with them but it's not going to be today. you know, this is interesting. the chairman, james comer, has said over and over and over that we know hunter biden was engaged in all sorts of fishy business. this investigation is about joe biden, and about whether he was involved in a lot of his son's dealings, or benefitted from his son's dealings. devon archer would be the most

valuable witness, biggest step so far in this investigation. so it's no surprise that they're working very hard to try to get him to cooperate. >> jacqui: do we have any reason to believe there are incentives for him to, you know, dish up details we have not heard before. what kind of questions are they going to put to devon archer? >> well, if you look at white house visitor logs, whenever somebody from burisma, a board member -- and devon archer was a board member of burisma like hunter biden was, they went on at the same time. archer visited the white house a lot. he was in contact with hunter biden all the time. he was in contact with the people at burisma. if there's something going on there and if joe biden is either an active part or a beneficiary of this, devon archer should probably know about it.

so i think when -- the first part of your question, do we know about any incentive, does he have an incentive. that's not entirely clear right now. but what does seem to be clear is that he was supposed to testify today, that's not going to happen, but we don't have republicans threatening to throw the book at him. we have republicans saying you know, we are making progress. so i think they are working very hard to try to get him up there voluntarily to talk about what he knows about burisma, hunter and especially joe biden. >> jacqui: sound from chairman comer on the latest from his investigation and have you react. >> we tracked down the morn in romania, less than two weeks after joe biden left romania and air force two, his family started getting wires through shell companies laundered back down to bidens, less than two weeks after he left romania for four nights. everything we found in romania

is consistent with the fbi 1023 form alleges what biden had. >> jacqui: they say the 1023 form has been looked at with respect to joe biden and he has nothing to do with that, when they have maintained from the white house, and the one thing in question i guess is whether he truly has never spoken to his son about his overseas business deals. anything specifically that you have seen that would draw that into question? >> well, we have a total conflict here, and that is the biden administration or hunter biden's defenders say that the fbi looked into the contents of this 1023 report and found there's nothing to it. and we have republicans saying no, the fbi didn't look into it, they never really spent any time on it, and these are serious allegations that need to be investigated. i'm not sure exactly what the

answer is here but the stakes absolutely could not be higher, because this report discusses money actually going to joe biden and if that were true, it would change everything in the story. >> jacqui: the white house seems to be brushing it off so far, we will watch this and track the developments. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> john: dramatic night in the florida panhandle, at least one person has died as a swath of storms targeted parts of the panhandle, bringing heavy rain and floods. more than 100,000 in florida are under flash flood emergencies. brandy campbell is live from the

emergency operations center and what's happening where you are today. >> well, they actually just finished a briefing within their groups here to go over their current status. they are still under a level two operation, about half the staff responding to this weather emergency here. over a foot of rain actually fell in parts of this city, and it actually called for over 146 people to be rescued from an apartment complex that got a good amount of water, and then you also mentioned that one death, a person did die inside of a home after a tree collapsed on top of it and they were actually trapped underneath that tree. now, the unfortunate news is we know we have more rain coming through this area this afternoon and going into the overnight hours with possibly two plus inches of rain. they will be on stand by to respond and keeping an eye on the situation here. back to you. >> john: brandy, thank you for the update, appreciate it. >> jacqui: epidemic of colon

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unmarked vehicle. you can see the white vans closely resemble real ones, logos and all, but instead of parcels, packed with migrants, some 26 total. the four smugglers, two mexican nationals and two american citizens were also arrested. >> this tactic has been used before by smugglers. the trans national criminal officials come up with different ways to try to defeat the border patrol intelligence. we have not seen a fedex vehicle in some time. we do see other types of vehicles used like construction vehicles, other vehicles that they put a sticker on that looks like a company vehicle. >> and finally, texas deploying a new buoy system to parts of the rio grande river, where crossings are the highest. right now, around the eagle pass area, those floating barriers are 4 to 6 feet high and create almost a wall like structure out in the water. with the price tag of around

$1 million for about 1,000 feet of barrier, funded through governor abbott's operation lone star. john. >> john: finding unique solution to an ongoing problem. casey stegall for us. jacqui. >> jacqui: migrants may soon gain immediate access to medicare -- sorry, food stamps and other federal benefits if the bill from house democrats passes. currently migrants have to wait five years to get access to those programs. the bill, authored in part by congresswoman jayapal calls that policy arbitrary. house republicans are pushing back saying it's necessary to prevent the programs from incentivizing more migrants to cross the border. >> across the board higher prices for just about everything. >> something has to be cut back, it's no longer in the budget. not enough cash, money being generated. >> like hey, why don't i have as

much money as i thought. >> hard to manage. >> it's getting out of hand. >> we have to go back to what america used to be. >> john: americans from all walks of life struggling to make ends meet and many are pulling from their retirement funds to pay for everyday expenses or cover an emergency. the average balance in 401(k) accounts has fallen more than 20%, and starting this fall, 40 million americans will have to resume making student loan payments, charles payne is the host of making money on fox business, he's here with some tips on what folks can do to weather the storm. in terms, charles, of student loan payments, begin back up on september 1st, the average payment, is 200 to 299 a movement the average student loan debt is almost $30,000 and the average salary by people paying back the loans is 52 to

$62,000, it's going to put a financial burden on the folks who have gotten a bit of a break here. what do they need to keep in mind as september 1st approaches? >> at their age, late 20s and early 30s, they are on a path of ultimately being the highest paid americans. while they are making 60,000 at 29, more than likely because of the career trajectory they are on, they'll be making 3 to 4 times more than a high school graduate. with that in mind, many of them blew that money. there's a reason the gdp is through the roof and why people are going to cabo every weekend and it's human nature. it's a fact. and since we have had this moratorium, folks that have student loans have 2500 more student loans and another 2500 more in things like credit card debt. you have to buckle down. it's a matter of real sacrifice with respect to those with these

student loans. they have lived the lifestyle over the last year absolutely wonderful, some call it fear of missing out, and yolo, you only live once, you lived it, you had it. as far as going further and deeper you began with the retirement funds, that's an interesting thing because last year was unique. not only was the stock market down, but the bond market was down and most people put together a retirement package beyond savings or 401(k), known as a 60/40, and it does work. it has worked. last year it failed miserably, one of the worse years ever. first thing is, you got to get back on the horse. yeah, years things don't work out and miserable, tough, but when you take all of your money out, when you start to second guess yourself, you get so far behind you can't catch up. >> john: and just a word of caution on the yolo idea, if you

yolo at the age of 29, you probably still have 60 years of life left and you've got to live for a long time. might only live once but for a while. borrowing costs at the same time are way up for everybody. average loan surging, 30-year fixed mortgage up, new car loans up 2.1%, so many things vying for a pool of dollars that seems to be constantly shrinking. >> and the irony, too, especially when it comes to mortgages, the reason home prices go up, if you bought a house over the last ten years the mortgage rate is so low it's nuts to sell it and the next house you have to pay 7%. no one wants to do that, so no supply out there. new houses cost even more and for would be first time home buyers, high home prices and 7%.

that's out. credit card i did not see it on there. the 21%, store cards approaching 30%. back to sort of sense of discipline and sacrifice, and yeah, people are getting it from all over, a large swath of people buying cars right now. think about 20, 25% buy a car this week will have a car payment of $1,000 a month. this is nuts. this is absolutely crazy. so, we have to ratchet it down. here is what i want people to do, though. particularly as you get older. take advantage of the catch-up scenarios out there. there's a lot of them out there, once you get over 50. also health savings account, make sure the health savings account has cash in it. it will help you a lot. and i would love to see congress, you know, allow more options for folks in these 401(k) plans. now there were a lot of schemes out there, senator scott had one, allow the fiduciary to

offer more options, legislators are worried someone maybe will put all their money to crypto. one of the biggest things people tell me when it comes to retiring in the 401(k), they don't have enough options. >> john: maybe congress will take a look at that based on your recommendation. and the rest of us will take your yellow recommendation, you live what you preach. >> i didn't get my dream truck until i was 58 years old, pace yourself, folks. pace yourself. >> john: you earned it. no question about that. have a great weekend. >> john: you have a t-rex yet? >> jacqui: no, and i don't have a house. and according to charles i won't get one. >> john: hopefully things will come down again. >> and the housing prices, waiting for the bubble to burst ten years and in my position, ok. >> john: a lot of forecasts that

there's a big bubble going to burst in the real estate market. we'll see, and maybe the commercial real estate market. buy an office building. >> jacqui: i'll move in there. two american tourists attacked while hiking along a trail in germany, one of them was killed. now a u.s. citizen has been arrested. the charges he faces. >> john: secretary of state antony blinken heading to china after delaying his trip over the spy flight incident. reports beijing is setting up a spy base on cuban soil. what, if anything, can blinken accomplish on this trip. retired general keith kellogg next. >> we had to beg the chinese for the meeting and the more aggressive the chinese get, the more we have to beg. it is the most pathetic example of statecraft that we have seen in modern times.

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confront china over-the-counter intelligence and espionage efforts against the u.s., the question is how and will he do it. let's bring in retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, former national security adviser to mike pence and fox news contributor. what if anything can he accomplish here. any deliverables? >> no. >> john: thanks, nice having you here. >> harsh assessment, i understand that. but we are looking at two nations like two ships passing in the night. the chinese have a goal, and it's provocation and power generation, and we respond with platitude. look at everything from the spy balloon incident, to what the chinese ships did in the taiwan strait, when you look at the buzzing of the reconnaissance jet, the secretary austin was snubbed by their secretary of defense li and then you have secretary blinken going over there and even president biden said there's no really goals out there for him to accomplish out

there. that's a concern i've got. the administration, almost responding to events by event, instead of having a very, very deep plan on how to confront the chinese going forward. look, here is what i would tell them if i was sitting in their chair. you've got to go back to 1950 with what was called the national security council memorandum 68, and that laid out how to approach the soviet government and lasted through 20 years, democrat and republican, and policies and plans to confront the soviet union. we should be doing the same thing with the chinese, russians, iran and any other potential adversary, so we just respond event to event. he's going to go in there, secretary blinken, with hat in hand. they have not even said who he's going to meet with, and i'm not too sure, you know, his

equivalent. they have not announced that. >> john: bill gates met with xi and blinken likely won't meet with xi, i would think. a lot of people are saying the biggest lever that we have over china is the fact that we make all our stuff over there. and if we decide to diversify our supply chain, they would be in real trouble. but people like janet yellen are saying oh, no, that would be disastrous for the united states. >> i think we gain and china gain from trade and investment that is as open as possible and it would be disastrous for us to attempt to decouple from china. >> john: she says it would be disastrous for us to make our materials and goods somewhere else. it might cause some temporary hardship, but if we did it slowly and strategically, would it about he a disaster?

>> we talked about this in the trump administration, economic decoupling from china and that means bringing our stuff back here. we need to do that. >> john: or making it somewhere else. >> bringing american industry back here, which is here. short-term trouble, answer is yes. i won't mention the name of the company, but they did a lot of the product work in china, the company was making 70% profit off their getting goods in china. bring that stuff home to the united states, help the american worker. >> john: you are not going to make 70% but help a lot of folks. >> economically, what i said earlier, jacqui, a whole of government plan to do it. economically, militarily, diplomatically and we are not doing that. >> jacqui: lawmakers are upset they are sending blinken, spy balloon, the naval base in cuba, intercepts, cyber espionage in

guam, and then tieneman massacre, and listen to what lawmakers are saying. >> foreign minister yesterday of china already showed what he was going to do, which is berate blinken on the state of the relationship. >> him coming to them on their turf is a sign of deference, a loss of face for us. >> the more the administration is pining to get to the negotiating table, the more escalatory beijing's behavior has become because they know they can get away with it. >> jacqui: what should they have done differently, if they are not going to send blinken, stay they accept that advice -- >> the problem, jacqui, it has to have a long range plan. they have to be, i believe the united states has to be more muscular with china, either a decoupling militarily, more muscular and diplomatic as well.

congressman waltz, almost like we defer to them, a deference, and chinese, it's face. and we are losing face to the chinese and they are going to keep pushing and pushing and my concern over the next 18 months something is going to break. time is not on our side, that's been said a lot of news reports, they are going to push to a level we may have to do something which could be pretty extreme and i think the flash point is going to be taiwan and i think that is going to occur in the next 18 months, president xi cannot see what is going to happen after the election and say i may take my chances and do something drastic. >> john: ccp looks like a child, stamp and kick their feet and bad behavior and then they blame us. it's getting old. general, great to see you. hope you have a great weekend with family. inflation hitting american families very hard. a landmark new report reveals the staggering increase and how

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>> jacqui: here is a buzz kill heading into the weekend. a world health organization study now links drinking alcohol to 61 different diseases, according to the who. alcohol use was flagged as an important risk factor to common diseases like gout, cataracts, and fractures. even moderate drinkers could develop health issues. now that north korea is on the board of the who, i'm inclined to just ignore this and let them pry the cabernet from my cold dead hands. >> john: that's a good way to do it. don't worry, a study out next week that says it's good for

you. whatever happened to the french study that drinking red wine is -- >> jacqui: they all seem to be doing fine. >> john: retiring at the age of 62 as well. >> hit the people. >> they broke my last window and by the time the alarm company called me i get here it was there was about 150 kids in my basement. >> they are smashing and grabbing. >> south sacramento has been facing some robberies. created fear of our community. >> john: crime victims in major cities feeling alone and left to fend for themselves as far left soft on crime policies in cities intensify american's crime crisis. leading republicans looking to get tough on crime are shedding light on the lack of action. kelly o'grady is live in los angeles. what's the message been from gop

lawmakers, kelly? >> the message has been crime is going to be a prime focus in the 2024 election, and actually, today house speaker mccarthy, a number of gop lawmakers are going to be here in california talking about how they feel these liberal policies in cities like los angeles are enabling this surge on crime this we are seeing, so today they are going to be focusing on how communities are being hit hard by organized crime operations and the agenda will drill down on how they feel california status as a sanctuary state and soft on crime laws are facilitating these attacks. zooming out, crime has exploded since -- before the pandemic. back in 2019, i'll share some numbers. homicide increased 37% in new york and san francisco, 48% in los angeles where i'm from and point out all of those cities are democratic-run, where

lawmakers and prosecutors have taken the soft on crime approach. critics say it's why people and businesses are leaving. >> what's at stake on the election this fall. high crime leads to increased poverty. enormous amount of data shows when you have a high crime area, businesses don't locate there. two-thirds of all new jobs in america today are created by small businesses. businesses don't go to a high crime area and the ones there are leaving. >> that's the challenge and environment facing the gop presidential candidates. it's still early, but all are very local. and desantis fighting crime in his campaign, signed into law an anti-bail reform legislation and of course as often pointed to florida's 50 year low crime rate, and you played that montage of people reacting to the crime, that's something that

i have heard time and time again in california, which is the heartland of liberal policies. >> john: a lot of people not happy and feeling awfully alone. jacqui. >> jacqui: new at 2:00, the l.a. dodgers are set to honor a trans queer group that many catholics say openly mocks their religion. so, how are the faithful preparing for this? we'll ask jonathan morris and catholic advocate tommy valentine about that. plus, dr. nicole saphier on the stunning new numbers of colon cancer and young people. and dagen mcdowell on childcare cost, and shannon bream on the plan to deal with student debt. all this and more as "america reports" rolls on. ♪ (oh, oh, oh, ozempic®!) ♪ in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction.

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