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edition of the "the ingraham angle" from new york city. a tourist submersible to see the titanic has disappeared. with limiting oxygen on board a frantic search is underway. details in moments. first, remember when biden said this? >> are you willing to get involved to defend taiwan? >> yes. >> you are? >> it's a commitment we made. >> well, what about when he said this. >> would u.s. forces defend the island? >> yes, if there was an unprecedented attack. >> unlike ukraine, u.s. forces, men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion? >> yes. >> well, don't worry about any of that. blinken made it clear to china that we would not think about

stopping them if they invade taiwan. >> i reiterated the united states and china policy. we do not support taiwan independence. >> how did the meeting between blinken and china's president xi jingping go? china said the u.s. needs to stop suppressing them and show suspect. that issue with china not returning defense secretary austin's calls. that will keep happening. >> it's a work in progress. >> will they talk to each other? >> we made clear we think that's important and imperative. the chinese understand well. i made clear where we are coming from. >> joining us now is eldridge

colby, as of a few hours ago biden had not spoken to blinken after the big meeting with xi. telling the press he was talking to blinken to sullivan. why is biden disconnected? >> the most disturbing thing when he called the spy balloon silly. the whole thing here that worries me is not what blinken said. it's the body language and what did the administration programs to get the meeting with xi jingping? the chinese foreign minister lambasted the united states for being responsible. the chinese have not changed their tune on an unprecedented peacetime military build-up to

taiwan. i fear the administration is trying to turn down the temperature with china because they want folks in europe. china can smell weakness. >> when you put together everything happened the spy craft that hovered over missile sights 5 months ago and there are 7 different place stations -- chinese stations connected to beijing across the country. our secretaries of defense not talking. theirs is not returning the call. why do we hope their economy is improving? >> i am not exactly sure what we are hoping for. the chinese are rejecting the

requests by the secretary of defense to talk. they flew aircraft and cut off ships in the taiwan straits. they are sensing weakness. the follow-up meetings that xi jingping talked to blinken about? parts of the administration that are most inclined to accommodate beijing. china hasn't changed anything. xi jingping hasn't altered anything. military build-up is continuing. i was in singapore -- >> listen to this. >> go ahead. >> instead of decoupling blinken wants a stronger economic relationship with china. watch this. >> the economic relationship with china is vitally important.

a time when countries are trying to rebound from covid something the united states has done successfully, we want to see growth and success in every part of the world, including major economies like china. it's in our interest. >> that's what you are talking about. >> yes. i am confused. is this a system rivalry? talking about your primary rival and saying we want them to grow, that's not credible. it's confuses our allies many of whom stick their necks out like the japanese and australians. they want to turn down the temperature on china because it's not a relationship they are ready to go on the matt over.

>> president trump sat down with his first interview since is indictment with bret baier. >> it's a weaponization of the white house. a candidate leading -- loading biden by a lot -- they weaponize. this is a horrible thing. i start to see this stuff that it biden has done. scamming every country. he goes to a country and million dollars comes in, in cash. the president doesn't want to uncover it. >> speaking of the press, president trump said he would change one thing if he is elected for a second term but the media won't allow it. >> i would like to be less compattive, but i find the press

is dishonest. if i am not combative i don't get my word across. if somebody else got the nomination -- these radical left maniacs would come after them at a level like they have never seen and they can't withstand. >> joining us is miranda and monica. monica, what is your reaction to tonight's interview? >> i thought it was a blockbuster interview. it was classic trump. he offered a spirited and tough defense of the classified documents issue. then spoke passionately about american foreign policy. he spoke with russia and ukraine

and north korea. he delivered a tour do force. -- deforce. bret asked him about how women might get turned off by his style. his routine answer is my stone kept america at peace for 4 years. that's a strong argument. he said going forward the press is so hostile to me and to everything i stand for and to all of my policies, that i have no choice but to punch back. that's something we have come to expect from president trump and it's right to continue. >> miranda, i don't think there is anyone who knows more about this trump and biden relationship than you in terms

of the laptop and the suppression of evidence, the stopping of free speech and the publication of what happened with that laptop. do you think that trump is going to be able to get his message out with the press that surpressed at the direction of the fbi the freedom of speech? >> i don't think that's a problem for him. he has an uncanny knack of being able to put himself at the center of the news cycle. he gets his message across one way or the other. you are right, he put it very well. the weaponization of department of justice and the fbi, both barrels are aimed against joe biden chief rival donald trump. he knows what that is about.

it's already baked into the cake am i don't think it's any damage of him. the classified documents story -- bret baier, there was not an easy interview. it was tough and donald trump did get angry at times. it was a reminder of how masterful he was on the world stage and what a contrast to today to seeing the secretary of state tony blinken kowtowing to president xi and the chinese. i disagree with monica. i think donald trump failed to answer the question about the suburban women voters. his answer was i have great

polls. that's not good enough. he went into a long saga about the stolen 2020 election. no one wants to hear that. we for 2024. those suburban women are disenchanted. >> monica, listen to it sound ever donald trump talking about china and russia. >> for 4 years they didn't invade taiwan. they never talked about. very few discussions it. for 4 years, russia never even thought about it. putin and i had a very good relationship. a business relationship. he knew he could not go into ukraine. i told him strongly you can't do it and he never did. >> monica? >> president trump along with president reagan and nixon before him was a master of the

madman theory. you want an american president who projects absolutely strength and perceived as just crazy enough by our enemies that they will not act against america's interests around the world because they know the retaliation will be absolutely devastating. president trump conveyed that to the chinese and russians. if you live a finger against the united states or our interests, we will destroy you. our enemies knew he meant what he said. american weakness under joe biden, the contrast is so sharp. most american voters see that and they are willing to vote on that next year.

>> miranda, 15 seconds on that. >> i agree with everything there. joe biden has put the country in peril, the world in peril. that is something that will be one of donald trump's number 1 policy attractions going forward. as well as economics. bret baier said there will be more in the rest of his interview. >> the foreign policy issue is in the donald trump column. thank you very much. nord strom and old navy and cinemark theater. in the past few weeks they have closed their downtown san francisco locations. now you can add atand t to the

list. they are closing due it consumer shoppers changing. but what is really at the heart of this is the rampant crime. >> is san francisco dangerous? >> well, san francisco is a major city and has challenges. you are talking about people leaving the city but not the people who are staying and coming to san francisco. >> moments after that clip, the reporter explained why he was not outside of the empty stores he was talking about. >> it's worth mentioning we are not at union score or the mall because we were advised it's too dangerous to be there. >> the mayor didn't like that and lashed out in a statement saying that the report is hampering the city's efforts to

bounce back after the pandemic and blamed the lack of foot traffic for businesses on work from home habitits and shifting shopping trends. the "angle" has been reporting on crime in san francisco for years. laura went there a few weeks ago and what she reported doesn't track with what the mayor wants you to think. >> everybody is complaining about the crime. it's terrible after 6 p.m. >> are you afraid? >> yes, you can't do it alone. >> she was not wrong. just yesterday 6 people including a 10-year-old girl were hurt when a shoot-out erupted between 2 cars. last week famed author steele had his car broken into with $30,000 of film equipment

stolen. there was enough fentanyl seized in the tender loin district to kill 2.1 million people. i hope the mayor is watching this. joining me is a san francisco political commentator. is your mayor lying? why can't see she the issues here? >> first thanks for having me on tonight. they say that all publicity is good publicity. not in this case. she is in trouble. she a politician first and fore most. running for reelection next year in 2024, november. she is polling dismally.

she wants to try to retake the narrative because she is losing control. we know it. us who are fighting. myself and others based in san francisco. we are not fleeing. we are not trying to officeate the truth. >> she is angry that they said it's too dangerous to do this video clip. she said crime is down but homicides are up 10% as well as robberies. she tried to have a press conference in an area they cleaned up. it lasted 13.5 minutes because someone threw a brick at her. why is she insisting everything is fine? it's like the emperorsulak --

emperor has no clothes. >> she wants people to believe her. the polls are looking bad for her. they say she needs to dpchlt worn-out her welcome. been in the mayor's office since 2018 -- went through the covid lockdown among the toughest in the nation. she defunded the police in 2020. trying to regain that. with her new budget, it's not looking good. record high 14.6-billion dollars for a city with 800,000 residents. in that budget she cut money to the sheriff's department. this is ridiculous. she is losing control of this

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>> ♪ ♪ >> a forensic search and rescue mission is on the way for a submersible on the way to the see the titanic. fox news senior correspondent eric is here with the details. >> on april 15th, 1912 the titanic sank. right now there is a race against time to prevent the loss of 5 more lives tied to that disaster more than a century later. the titan is missing. the sub appeared an hour and 45

minutes after it left. sunday morning from the mother ship on the surface. there is a fight and 4 mission specialists on board. the new york coastguard and canadian coastguard are using sonar in the search. >> it's a remote area and a challenge to search that area. we are deploying all assets to make sure that we can locate the craft and rescue the people on board. >> the subis the size of a min mini-van. the titanic is 2.5 miles down. the sub had 96 hours of air. right now 60 hours or 2.5 days of oxygen are left.

the sub is operated by ocean gate and charges customers $250,000 for the privilege to see the titanic wreckage for themselves. the company has yet to establish any communication with the crew. the sub is designed to surface by itself if it runs into trouble. so far there is still no sign of it. >> thank you very much. joining me now is michael, a navy diver for 20 years and former director of the dive program at florida state university. you called this a hostile underwater environment. what do you mean? >> any time you work in an extreme depth talking over 13,000 feet, it's going to be a

hostile environment. you have surface conditions to deal with. i don't know what the conditions are where the search is going on. if the vessel is on the surface would be difficult to see. the image you have on-screen you are looking at the top of the submarine. they are looking for radar to see it. >> no one knows where it is at this point? >> well, i don't know what they are doing in the search that is going on. you would know if they found it. >> that we know. one former british navy officer warned of a major concerned. >> they could be entangled in the wreckiage of the titanic. it could have had a catastrophic failure. we don't know. >> entangled in the wreckage.

>> it would have to sit right on it, unless there is some rigging that is floating. the sub would have to be on the bottom. that's a probably. if they are that close to it and had power and slights there is a good chance they could send type of signal to the surface saying we are stuck. i am not sure the equipment attached to that vessel. submarines typically have an emergency response to get to the surface. >> in the navy had any possibility of getting in touch with them even with a robot, they could do that. unless they don't know or it's entangled. you can't ready the tea leaves? >> i would not even attempt to.

there are so many variables at that depth. doing searches, the sonar sound images. down 200 meters the sound that penetrates is minimal compared to the sonar image sounds they are sending down. it's like a ping-pong ball hitting a table. going down 1,000 meters where the titanic sits is like the worst area to penetrate. in fact during the cold war submarines hid there because it's so hard to locate and identify and track any vessel in that area. surface searches with sonar and other technology, that makes it very difficult. they need to track and identify.

in the submarine has a ping device, sending off pings, the sound would bounce off the the therma-cline. >> two democrats and megan and harry get the royal heave-ho. raymond arroyo has the days in "seen and unseen" next. han and harry get the royal heave-ho. raymond arroyo has the days in "seen and unseen" next. etails in "seen and unseen" next.

>> time for "seen and unseen." we expose the stories behind the headlines. we turn to raymond arroyo. biden met his match on saturday. >> well, that's one way to put it, judge. for the first time biden seemed like the co herent one. this is senator john fetterman who may have commented on the president's state of being.

>> i will standing next to the president, a collapsed bridge. a president committed to [inaudible]. on top of that the jewel [stuttering] [inaudible]. there will be bridges like this across america getting rebuilt. >> one thing before you talk. he was absolutely standing next to a collapsed bridge. it made sense to me. >> [laughing]. the one that needs rebuilding is fetterman. if the kennedy center revives young frankenstein we have the man. fetterman could not even introduce him. >> it's a pleasure to be here to introduce my friend. >> thank you.

>> 1 out of 2 ain't bad. >> biden sounded like he caught what fetterman has. >> it's nice to be working on something positive going forward. [inaudible]. this generation is in. by 2020 we will have conserved over 30% of the land over which the united states has jurisdiction. >> what does that mean? >> judge, he said he will do it by 2020. it's already 2023. he set aside $10 billion for something called the biden civilian climate corp. god help us.

>> that's right. the white house press secretary is reveling in her historic status. >> this is a historic administration. i am a mystery figure. -- history figure. this is a historic making administration because of this president. >> yeah. it's historic the way the titanic was historic. anything is historic if you frame is properly. we are historic. the first time we are together at 10:40 on june teeth. >> tell bad jokes and do it right here. why did the political report go to the gym so often? for the daily spin class

>> he found like his wife. >> [laughing]? >> these two better stick to being historic. hysterical they ain't. an update on harry and meghan. they lost that $20 million spotify deal. the executive put it this way. >> i wish i had been involved in the meghan and harry spotify investigation. they are grifters. >> judge, meghan didn't even do her own podcasts. her staff would interview the people she invited on and she would over dub the questions later. we need that gig. get an assistant to do the interview. that's fraud or the sussex

solution. >> now there are reports she may be the model for dior. i don't know where they get this. dior shot down those rumors. i buy dior. it's very important they know that is not making sense to me. >> dior was trying to do a deal with both harry and meghan. this is a pity. who better than meghan markle to front the perfume like poison? they could launch their own scent. >> i don't think they figured out what they need to do other than hate the royals. every time i look at kate, she looks so perfect. everything about her is perfect. this one is dying she is not

over there. they made the choice not to stay. >> you can't gripe about the relatives. people get tired of it. what are you going to do now? for these two, not much. >> how do you make $20 million on a podcast you only do 12 on? >> it's unbelievable. you do more shows in 2 weeks. >> [laughing]. all right. >> unbelievable. >> raymond, we love you. a jarring attack on pro-advocates caught on tape. the video in moments. plus another medical association prioritizing race over health. dr. marc siegel responds next.

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>> ♪ ♪ disturbing new video released of the brutal attack on two elderly pro-advacats outside of planned apparent hood.

-- parent. kevin joins me. >> in baltimore 3 weeks ago. brutalee attacked by a man who atheir stance on abortion. police are asking for the public lehealth to find the attacker. 80 and 73 years olds. -- >> i am still blind in this one eye. this eyeball is bleeding. the orbittal shelf area is all cracked and fractured. i need surgery there. >> just vicious! jay president of the baltimore county right to life chapter wrote on a go fund me page for years.

he pleaded to let the abortion minding women know they are loved and their baby is loved. the suspect was last seen on security cameras several blocks away with a full beard. he has still managed to evade justice. there is a $2,000 reward. anyone with information is asked to call the baltimore police. or your local crime stoppers. >> that's horrific. thank you for reporting on that important story. my fear is if they get him he will be let out right away with cashless bail. >> let's get him first. >> absolutely. time for.

>> when everything is racist. >> when everything is racist. the american medical association is telling doctors to stop using the body mass index as a measurement for bodyweight because, shock, it's racist! they say it has a history of harm and racial exclusion. the bmi cut offs are based on data from previous generations of non-hispanic or white populations. joining me is dr. marc siegel. what is your reaction to the roots of bmi being racist? >> that's hooey! i didn't believe that the ama would get involved in cancel culture but they are cancelling the body mass index which starts

me off in the direction of obesity. even obesity is under attack. accept yourself the way you are. but these things lead it bad health outcomes. >> 20% of fat is good or bad or 80%? >> they are not saying that. they are saying different ethnicities distribute fat differently and you have to worry about fat in the abdomen. that's correct. that's what i do in the office. but the first thing i need is a basic guideline to let me know somebody is in a category that i need to look further. it's not racist. it's good medicine. the ama is getting involved in politics. this is fueled by the body positivity group that says accept yourself as you are.

i want people it lose weight. i can use a magnifying glass and say it's in an okay region but that's not how i do it. i am worried about diabetes and heart disease and cancer and high blood pressure. >> you can't lose weight in a certain area. you lose it in your whole body. they are saying fat in some areas is good? it's got to be the overall index. >> exactly. the one area they are right about and we do this automatically. i compared myself to a boxer. that boxer is the same bmi as me. i must be in great shape but the boxer was all muscle. muscle is heavier than fat. i can size a person up in 5

seconds and say you are working out. i don't have to worry about your overall weight. i don't need a guideline. i don't need somebody taking a tool out of my tool box. we don't have enough attention paid to obesity, period. we have to get insurance to pay for treatments for obesity. with the ama talking like this we won't have. >> give everybody a drug and call it a day? >> i give everybody a treadmill and all it a day. walk after the pandemic is over. improve your diet. eat olives. >> are they good for you? >> yes, you of all people asking me. fruit, fish, olives really, really good for you. >> if you drink a lot it will

stop you from dirinking? >> it has uses for some people. >> i don't want it. >> let's stop medical organizations from being so political. >> why should they be any different? everything is political. of course. look at magazines now. we have to go. dr. marc siegel thank you very much. the most awkward moment on tv today did not come from joe biden. "the last bite" sprains. -- explains.

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