very >> greg: we're out >> arrest we're out of time. thanks to kt mcfarland, joe, jamie, and kat. >> severe weather striking the southwest. flash flooding massive hail and multiple tornadoes seen moving through colorado. plea people are reportedly dead in texas after a powerful storm leveled parts of the small town of matador. over 100,000 people are still without power in the loan star state this morning. >> plus, the coast guard expects oxygen to run out on that missing tourist submersible in just about two hours from now. we'll tell you everything we know now about the search for

the five people on board. >> america's crime crisis showing up on the doorstep of one of the navy bases in mississippi. we put up more than 0 shipping con stainers to protect sailors from stray bullets. if you can believe that, that about says it all. you're watching "fox & friends" first on this wednesday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> and i'm todd pyro. we begin with a fox news alert. lawmakers are meeting to discuss recommendation from special council john durham after his very eye opening testimony on fbi failures in the trump russia probe. >> lucas tomlin sson is live in washington. hey, lucas. >> mr. durham, did the government receive a plan to they had tried the plan to rush hawaii >> yes. >> was that intelligence

important enough for director brennan to go brief the president of the united states, the vice president of the united states, attorney general of the united states and director of the fbi? >> yes .x was that then put into a memorandum. a referral memorandum? >> yes. >> then given director comey and agent struck. >> that's who it was addressed to, yes. >> adam schiff kicked off the intelligence committee by house speaker kevin mccarthy fired back at other democrats doing it as well. >> don jr. was informed that a russian official was offering the trump-appointed campaign "very high level and sensitive information". >> people get phone calls all the time from individuals who claim to have information like that . >> the son of presidential candidates gets calls all the time from foreign government offering dirt on their opponent, that's what you're say something >> this isn't unique in your experience. >> you had a good reputation by the two democrats that supported you but the longer you hold onto

this report and the one that mrl council, your reputation will be damaged. >> my concern about my reputation is by the people who i respect and my family and my lord, and i'm perfectly comfortable with my reputation with them. >> those who read your report as exonerating donald trump are willfully diluting themselves and the people of the country. >> fbi agents were emotional talking to him about the case and some apologized of their handling of the investigation over donald trump. >> investigative activity taken or undertaken here. whether or not the law was falling and appears to be persons in the fbi central to opening the investigation that had rather strong views concerning then candidate trump. >> congresswoman anna paulina scensor that had with a vote.

>> mr. schiff exploited his position as chair of intel committee and every opportunity possible threatening fashional security undermining our dually elected president and bringing dishonor upon the institution. this is not a partisan act, this is not a conservative versus liberal vote. this is a clear vote between rights and wrong, and i urge you to dot right thing. >> democrats on the house floor to express their displeasure. >> the resolution adopted without objection. the motion considerations laid on the table. house will be in order. [ chanting ]. >> democrats are yelling shame there. adam schiff is only the

26th congressman censured in the nearly 250 year history of this country. >> that moment between schiff and durham was interesting because he took a phone call from a group of russian comedians claiming dirt on trump and took it seriously. remember that? thank you for that wrap up. we appreciate it. >> you bet. >> forget the durham probe. you listen to the democrats. it's like the mueller probe didn't even exist. the mueller probe found there was no collusion between trump and russia. but nevertheless, when you heard the democrat's line of questioning yesterday, they're still insistent that donald trump won the election because vladamir putin interfered and colluded with donald trump to lead to that end. they went through to embarrass a career civil servant john durham and steve cohen said there, terrific stuff. keep in mind that john durham won an award from eric holder when he was in charge of the justice department. this isn't like a maga leader.

it was a sad display and he stuck to the facts and democrats stuck to lies. >> it was expected to take three hours. it was a six hour testimony, and it is clear that the cia, the fbi, former president obama, all knew about this plan that hillary clinton had to tie trump to russia. but they didn't say anything and let the investigation play out and one of the most interesting things is when john durham was talk about the moments of the hurricane to investigate trump russia collusion and he told them about the clinton plan and the fbi already knew about it, and he said the agent e immediately became emotional, got up and left the room with his lawyer and spent time in the hallway and came back because he was so upset. the fbi felt like fbi leadership betrayed him. there's now this whole conversation going on about should you disband the fbi entirely. this is something that ramaswamy

is talking about on the campaign trail. >> people at the top you have to worry about. the house voting to send articles of impeachment of president bide ton two commcommittees and the impeachmt resolution and passed with the resolution sending through to the homeland security committee and judiciary committees and house speaker kevin mccarthy advocating for the meticulous approach. >> to prematurely bringing in up and have no background in it, it undercuts what we're doing in comer's committee. finding something new every day and jim jordan's committee as well. this is probably one of the most important things, members of congress has a right to do and putting something on the floor.

>> bring own impeachment resolution up every day she's in congress if nothing happens to the resolution in the committees. >> congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez will be joining her fellow squad members and boycotting today. we writes we should not give this honor to individuals with deeply troubling human rights issues especially with individuals that the own states department concluded are engaging in sismatic human rights abuses of religious rights abuse. mody was banned in 2015 and could address human rights issues with his talks with the prime minister and been criticized for cozying up to chinese president xi and vladamir putin in the wake of his attack on ukraine. even more happened on capitol hill yesterday. riley gains delivering powerful

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the program not out of the woods just yet. conservative majority supreme court could rule against it as early as today. the nation's report card get ago big fat f. revealing that eighth graders in public schools suffered worst learning loss on record in math. national assessment of

educational progress finding students are scoring nine points lower on average than they did before the pan democrat and i can 14 points lower than in 2003. this year's scores are the worst reported since 1971. it doesn't stop there. reading and literacy skills on the decline down four points since the beginning of covid. >> riley gains among many witnesses taking them to task and senate hearing among title 9 and protecting women sports. >> ncaa forced me and my swimmers to swim and share a locker with thomas, a 6'4, 22-year-old male equipped with male genitalia. let me be clear about this, we were not forwarned we'd be sharing a locker room .x no one asks for our consent and we didn't give our consent. >> which one is it? are parents in charge of what's in the best interest of their children or not? >> there's not evidence of medical transition producing good outcomes versus the mental health counseling and that's what we want to prioritize so

parents can choose among the psychotherapy options and children dealing with gender face phoria. dysphoria. >> matt, good morning. you testified two days before the 51st anniversary title 9, that protects women in women's sports and some are worried those protections are going away. tell us about your message yesterday before the senate judiciary committee? >> we were along with riley sharing stories about the impact that some of these gender identity policies, the ones that would be enshrined in women and children and parental rights on women and children. >> according to the cdc's own data, matt, the number of young people who identify as transgender is going up with each passing year. it's still a small number, but

it is a sharp rise and it's happening all at once. why do you think that is? >> there's a lot of questions about the spike in the number of children dealing with gender dis-fear ya. when europe was -- dysphoria and europe looking at same data and realizing that children going through the puberty blockers and hormone having a terrible mental health outcome and the u.s. ought to be like europe and following the science and doing what's best for children. >> president of the rights campaign testified it's not unfair for women to compete against biological men. it's a moment get ago lot of attention. here's what she said and we'll play riley gain's response. >> how many female members of the nba do you see? >> well, i can say that there's been this news article about men that think they could beat serena williams in tennis and

think they could score a point on her. >> serena and venus lost to 203rd ranked male player. and they're phenoms. my husband swam at university of kentucky as well in elmore its of accolades and in terms of national ranking, i was a much better swimmer than him. he could kick my butt any day of the week. >> i mean it's hard to debate against that when you have the receipts and have the facts. a lot are critics and it's got to be difficult for people like you and riley gains to deal with. they'd call you trans-phobic or not inclusive enough. what do you say to those people? >> yeah, we look at people like riley, we look at people like our cli cli clients that we're representing in connecticut and people like chelsea mitchell that were elite runners in high school and blown out of the water by two male athletes and simply women that are wanting the opportunity to compete and win and not be deprived of the opportunities because of a policy like the equality act and

allow a men to compete and capture the championships and medals and potentially even college scripts and take those away from women. >> yeah, this issue is also affecting younger grade levels as well. just last week, the new york state department of education recommended that teachers not tell parents if their children are transgender. they even said that if there's a student who is a little boy and wants to go by a girl's name, call him that girl's name in class but when you talk to their parents, refer to him as little boy as not to tip them off. can you imagine how infuriating that must be for parents who find out teacher hads this information and were actively hiding it from them? >> yeah, absolutely undermines the rite of parents. these are loving, caring parents that want what's best for their child and want to be involved. if a child bumps their knee on the playground and school wants to give them an aspirin and you

heat these issue and they're dealing with gender dysphoria, that's wrong. we're representing parents across the country and pushing back against the policy and lie to parents and hide this information that caring parents want to know about their child. >> matt, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> a man leading police on a high speed chase smashing into a convenient store. we have the dramatic video and back story coming up. >> this story also shocking. a navy base in mississippi, take a look. is using shipping containers to shield a service members and their families from stray bullets. details on that next.or ♪ o we need to find more sustainable ways of doing things. america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars in new technologies and creating plastic products that are more recyclable. durable. and dependable. our goal is a cleaner, healthier planet for generations to come.

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twitters i should say touched down in colorado where nearly 100 people were injured after being pelted by hail during a massive storm at red rocks concert venue. take a look at this video one person took. tropical storm bret strengthening with winds up 207n on islands in the eastern caribbean. janice dean here with our fox weather forecast. jd, very active. >> i'm having issues with my maps this morning. so i will show you these tropical systems that are moving through the lesser antilles. this is bret, now 70 miles per hour, just shy of a category 1 hurricane and then we have tropical system no. 4. severe storm threat for today in parts of the plain states and rockies and then we have those tornado reports for some areas including around ft. colins, colorado springs and lubbock,

texas, and another day of severe storms again. that risk is across the plains, the rockies. the tropical storm threat we just got the 5:00 a.m. advisory and now up to 70 miles per hour. is make it is a category 1 hurricane and cindy probably behind this. this is early onto get the tropical systems so far out in the at listen tick and you can see the -- at listen take and see the track -- atlantic and see the track and hurricane watch for st. lucia and tropical storm watches and warnings. that's a dangerous situation if folks are traveling to the lesser antilles and the storm is forecast to weaken moving south of hispaniola and cuba. potential record highs and doctors again and with the humidity it'll feel oppressive and we talk about texas heat, all time record breaking san

angelo, texas. 114 degrees, the highest temperature ever recorded in texas. lasting throughout the week and weekend. that's why i'm concerned and go to foxweather.com for all your latest details and thank goodness my maps began to work. >> janice, thank you so much. >> june is not messing around. >> absolutely not. >> we want to warn you, the video we're about to show you is graphic, police say a florida man driving at high speed crashes into a convenient store mowing down a innocent bystander on purpose. the victim entered the store moments before the suspect employeed his suv through the -- plowed his suv through the store. police are calling it a miracle the man survived and officials are still working to determine a motive. the suspect has been arrested

and charged. did that on purpose. >> that video is insane. take a look at this, u.s. navy base in mississippi using shipping containers to block stray bullets. they were placed in october and only meant to do be a temporary solution and they're addressing gun violence in the area and the base is now considering a permanent concrete wall. imagine you live if that community. imagine your family that suffered gun violence. this is the best that they can do. shipping containers. that's something you see in a third world country. not in the us of a but apparently not. >> if you're in the navy, you expect to take gunfire when deployed but not in your home or an your base. this town of gulf port around 10 years ago, two or three homicides reported a year and now it's skyrocketed since 2019.

their solution is shipping containers and this is the thornhill tore is in mississippi, you got to fix it. >> you join the navy and say i want to defend my nation and serve my country and get shipped to gulf port, mississippi. and put in tiny bar racks and not make ago ton of money and now dealing with the threat of being killed on american soil. it's just -- it raises so many questions and so frustrating and we focus so much on other countries and we help the people trying to defend our freedom and shipping containers and later on a concrete wall and solve the problem of gun violence in the communities. >> scary thing is crime is so random. just a couple days ago there were subway slashings that took place in a really safe area in new york city and never know what's going to happen.

that's what makes this moment so scary and not just the big cities but small towns like that >> from a guy with no care in the world, caught on security camera waltzing around the subway and didn't care he got caught. scary times. now to the story that is gripping the entire country. time running out for the five people on board the missing titanic tourist submersible with oxygen expected to run out in about a half an hour. >> crews are still frantically semperring and we'll have the latest coming -- searching and we'll have the latest coming up next.

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jot passengers on board the missing titanic submersible now have about 90 minutes of oxygen as the search intensifies and crews try to find any conclusive signs of life. >> ashley stromeyer has the very latest on the search. ashley. >> hey, guys, good morning. the coast guard is absolutely scrambling to find the five passengers on board expected to run out of oxygen at 7:08 a.m. eastern time this morning, not long from now. there's only inconclusive signs the passengers are still alive at 12,500 feet underwater or over 2.5 miles. here's what we know of the time line so far of the titanic submersible events. on sunday, the sub heads out at 8:00 a.m. with a 96 hour oxygen supply but then several hours later at 5:40 p.m., the coast

guard got a report of overdue submersible. monday and tuesday search efforts continued as multiple aircrafts flew over the atlantic ocean and wednesday is when searchers confirmed hear hag they call under water noises near where the titan went missing. only with 24 hours of oxygen left. now, unfortunately those searches were inconclusive, listen. >> with respect to the noises specifically, we don't know what they are. to be frank with you. i can tell you it's inconclusive. but again, the important piece is we're searching in the area where the news was detected. >> now we're learning there's been several technical issues in the past with the sub. the former director of marine operations for the titan was apparently fired for wanting more rigorous safety checks. one former oceangate passenger compared the voyage to a suicide mission saying he was lucky to have survived it. he said imagine a metal tube, a

few meters long with a sheet of metal for a floor. you can't stand, you can't kneel, everyone is sitting close to or on top of each other. you can't be claustrophobic. it was a c kamikaze operation. another one said when he was on the sub they lost contact for two hours and one of the batteries drained forcing the trip to end early. and wendy rush the wife of missing pilot of stockton rush has ties to the titanic. according to the nu times, she's the great, great granddaughter of two first class passengers that died on the titanic back in 1912. right now the coast guard is foe cushion on locating the sub before it deploys anything that far undersea and if they do inspire hope up rescuing the five passengers on board, it would be the deepest water rescue in history. back to you guys. >> ashley, thank you a. lot of details now coming out about the back story of this craft. let's bring in dr. justin

durenzo. a former navy psychologist and we have you here for your knowledge of the mind. what does the mind do when faced with a stark reality that the end could being near. you're about to run out of oxygen, you're beyond freezing cold, you're in total darkness. you're hungry. what does the mind do under these circumstances? >> sure, at this point, i mean, it's certainly a dire situation and it's been several days so a lot of panic is probably passed by now and if they're still surviving typically in a trunk and bonded and. co-ing together. it's very quiet and they know they're running out of time. but they're really building those deep relationships through trauma bonding and the histories of these people, they're all 10x type people used to high stake situations, and they're used to hanging in there and having

many, many close calls. i believe if they're still surviving, they're still thinking that there's still hope and they're waiting for somebody to psychological and rescue them. >> do you think they're still alive? >> well, it's hard to say. i understand the depth of where this vehicle is and the darkness and it's likely very cold. so it's really hard to say. certainly we need to not give up hope. >> yeah. >> at the risk of speculating, what conversations do you think are happening on this vessel, specifically coming from the captain because the captain ultimately is in charge of the vessel and has to guide the ship. >> yeah, well, i think at this point, they're probably talking about their families and what they're going to do once they escape. you know, these are high stakes people that are used to taking really high stake risks so they know how to survive.

certainly they're not navy trained submariners, but they probably share a lot of different personality traits like being willing to push the envelope and do very dangerous things. >> yeah, psychological conditions are one thing. the physical conditions are another. there was an expert on fox news yesterday. take a listen to what he had to say. jaire system of articulation>> e conserving power and it gets darker and darker it gets colder and colder and one of the concerns for the guys in there now and they'd have tremendous life support on board the vessel but when you're in 32 degree temperature, hypothermia, all kinds of other potential problems. i just hope to god they're okay down there. >> is your take away on that comment and again, what these people might be going through at this very moment?

>> yeah, again, i'm certain they're very squared but often people in these situations h they do end up surviving and are rescued, they will express that they knew they were going to be found. so most people never give up hope and again, it's important that they are focusing on their families and their loved ones, and it's good to know too that they're all together and know they're probably very bonded and being very supportive of each other. even though it's very -- a terrible situation. >> yeah, it certainly is. >> captain of the coast guard said this is a very different cult time for the family and the coast guard is in touch with them. there's still time and we can only hope and pray at this point. dr. justin d'arienzo, thank you for joining us.

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>> rapper kodak black's lawyer slamming hunter biden's plea deal saying his client was sentenced to nearly four years in prison for a similar weapon's charge. >> 46 months for the exact same crime, exact same thing that hunter biden is not even pleaing too it. he's get ago diversion program, you almost never seedy version programs in federal court. i mean, it is less than one% of people that plea. i've only seen it once in my 26 years and it is never, ever happened on a gun charge. >> the rapper served half of his

sentence before former president trump pardoned him. triages announced -- charges announced tuesday into millions of dollars of unreported income from china and ukraine and possession of that gun. >> first son will be making first court appearance on july 26. >> attorney david win back-to-backs who's prosecuting the case claims "hunter biden received taxable income in excess ov$1.5 million annually in calendar years 2017 and 2018 despite owing an excess of $100,000 in federal income taxes each year and he did not pay the income tax due for the year and very boring statement from win back-to-backs and not a collared statement". we go to pete hegseth for the update. for tax the rich and guns should be punished. this hunter hypocrisy is setting bad precedent when the democrats want to put people in jail themselves, doesn't it?

>> of course. seems he didn't need to pay his taxes and i want to get that deal where i make $1.5 million and only pay $100,000 in federal taxes. in excessive 1.5 million. what does that mean also? that's intentionally ambiguous based on the amount of money slushing around in the biden firms and could be a lot more than and could owe more. the kodak black example is phenomenal in that -- when they decide to target on someone under the law and throw the book at them, you can seek a maximum. seek actual consequences if your last name is biden, they'll use the smallest possible charges and allow you to plea down to say justice was served when every other american looks at this and says, this is an absolute injustice. he's going to walk, he's going to pay a small fine probably not his taxes but if it was you or me, i've got to -- thank goodness for dawn.

my h&r block tax representative and helps me every year and does a great job. maybe she make as rounding error once every three years and irs agents looking for those on me. they were looking for a reason to let hunter biden go, and this case it's blatant and two tiered nature of it that frustrates me. >> yeah, the accountants are the unsung heros of this world. that was my husband's first reaction as well. he was like, wait, he made $1.6 million and only owed $100,000? >> lot of expenses. >> he was giving it all to charity. >> right. >> giving it to charity. >> we know who charity was, she worked at that club with navy's mom. >> exactly. good point. >> so there was a lot going on on capitol hill yesterday. one of the big things that happened was adam schiff was cent sured by house -- censured

by house republicans and proof that trump colluded with russia and they censured him and it was quite the scene. take a look at that . >> yays 213 and the nays are 209. with six entries present, the resolution adopted and without objection, the motion is laid on the table. the house will be in order. [ chanting "shame"]. >> he's within campaigning off the pomoxus protect of getting censored. does this work in his favor? >> yeah, politics is always politics and that plays into almost everything. this is the death of objectivity and can't have objective right or wrong, good or bad and told us the truth and didn't tell us the truth. the reality is going behind the kurt tiana and the rest ovus -- curtain and the rest of us will never see and create a

background of intelligence and not only would he rush to the cameras right after that to share his side that had nothing to do with the truth and even things that and in retrospect what we have here from durham, he knew what he was saying isn't true. passing of a senture and slap on the wrist -- censure and it's a slap on the wrist and the chairman of the intel community shouldn't be doing these things. they yell shame and runs a campaign advice and maybing it more pop law enforcement it shows you how willing the democrats are to weaponnize any process they control. >> i guarantee adam schiff comes up while you're having breakfast with friends live in nashville all morning live. >> pancake pantry. >> my mother-in-law lives in the area you're at and been to the pancake pantry before and was very excited she found out you

were going to be l. she says the pancakes are great and always a line out the door. >> it's a huge reputation. everyone i've told about it love it is so come out and join us. pancake pantry just southeast of nashville. we'll be here all morning long, 5-8 central time. talking to the folks about all that news that's in headlines. >> it's a newsy news moment. you've got a lot to talk about. >> pete v a good time. that you can't, sir. breaking overnight wall street journalist reporter back in court for a new appeal against his delaware his detention in russia. latest on his case next. >> plus -- >> we now find ourselves in a reality that has revealed a politicized, weaponnized, and corrupted federal bureau of investigation in desperate need, in my opinion, for a complete restructuring. >> republicans are demanding on overhaul of the doj after special council john durham's testimony. you just heard from congressman jeff andrew and he's here to tell us what changes need to be made. stay with us.

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>> carley: a fox news alert. evan gershkovich appearing in a moscow courtroom this morning to appeal his detention. the "wall street journal" reporter is being held on espionage charges. he arrived in a t shirt and jeans and seen standing behind a glass enclosure. a judge is considering whether to keep him in jail until his trial. he is accused of keeping military secrets. he and the "wall street journal" strongly deny those claims. the u.s. government has claimed his wrongfully detained and demanding his immediate release. >> the members of the intel committee will meet to discuss the intel findings house judiciary committee revealing that the fbi ignored hillary clinton's plan to link trump to russia during the 2016 election. >> mr. durham, in the summer of 2016, did our government receive intelligence that suggested secretary clinton had approved a plan to tie president trump to russia? >> yes.

>> was that intelligence important enough for director brennan to go brief the president of the united states, the vice president of the united states, the attorney general of the united states, and the director of the fbi? >> yes. >> and was that intelligence put then into a memorandum, a referral memorandum? >> yes. >> and was that memorandum then given to director comey and agent strzok. >> that's who it was addressed to, yes. >> congressman jeff van drew sits on the house judiciary committee and was in that hearing yesterday and joins us this morning. congressman, good morning to you. >> good morning. it's great to be with you. >> a lot happened during that six hour testimony that you were a part of. so tell us your top take away. >> my top take away is and as i mentioned there at the hearing and there was a lot of important takeaways but most important is the fbi is supposedly exists and is there to protect american citizens. and right now american citizens need protection from the fbi. my second take away is that the

few changes that they have made is not enough. we need an fbi that we had for generations that we can trust that we know is objective, that we know is nonpolitical, non-politicized, that is non-weaponized. that isn't corrupt, that doesn't use bad sources. i mean, just think of what really struck me among many things that day was the fbi was using just one source, i'll mention, da chenk co-this individual is a foreign agent, a bad guy. not only were they relying on his information which was a complete lie and never happened. false information. they were paying him for this. taking american tax dollars and i always think of working people as they must feel as they work their butt off to try make a living used to pay off this guy just to get information that they never verified and they

knew wasn't true so politicized that they wanted to get trump they went with it anyway. up believable for the department of justice and the federal bureau of investigation. we need major reorganization. >> there were a lot of notable moments yesterday. one of the biggest mic drop moments akurd between this exchange between congressman adam schiff and mr. durham, watch. >> don jr. was informed that russian official was offering the trump campaign, quote: very high level and sensitive information, unquote, that would be incriminating of hillary clinton, was part of, quote russia and its government support of mr. trump. are you oea ware of that? >> sure. people get phone calls all the time from individuals who claim to have information like that. >> really the son of a presidential candidate gets calls all the time from a foreign government offering dirt on their opponent? is that what you are saying. >> i don't think this is unique in your experience. >> durham, of course, referring to schiff getting punched by russian comedians promising dirt on donald trump. how embarrassing and completely

not self-aware was adam schiff yesterday and all the democrats quite frankly on that panel even before schiff was censured. >> well, that's the point. i mean, there's a real problem, i believe, with their party. and it's greater than just one political party vs. another. they have a philosophy and the philosophy is what applies for me does never apply to you. so, you know, whether it's gun charges in the case of the president's son, hunter biden, whether it is in, you know, the misuse of the fbi and what they have done. they have actually done much worse or more corrupt, more involved with activities that were inappropriate and illegal than president trump ever was. the reality is and whether you like trump or not is not the issue here. the reality is he was telling the truth, the real deal. and do you know what else bothers me and you always hear that term the deep state.

and god you hope it's not true in america. we have a deep state this is really serious we have to clean it up. >> carley: we have to leave it there. >> thank you. >> carley: we were talking about evan gershkovich in the show that he appeared in a ruggles courtroom the russian court rejected his appeal. >> todd: it appears he will be behind bars for the foreseeable future. "fox & friends" takes it from here. >> brian: we begin with a fox news alert. the search for the missing titanic submersible intensifying as experts warn the people on board only have one hour of oxygen left. >> ainsley: crews are sending from above. unmanned vessels two miles below the surface. look at that graphic. two grand canyons on top of each other, it's 12 eiffel towers. todd piro, go ahead, pete. >> pete: todd piro joins us live with the latest. >> pete: all three of the coast guard leading the international effort to find the five

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