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roof completely torn apart while children were inside. luckily no one was hurt. the governor declaring storm disaster emergencies for several counties, no deaths or injuries reported so far but the flood warnings are still in effect for some areas. >> on to another fox news alert, we are now learning that a u.s. navy detection system heard the titan submersible implosion on sunday and told rescuers immediately. you're watching fox and friends first on this friday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> and i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. loved ones speaking out about the five explorers who lost their lives in that stripling i did with some of them questioning why it took the company so long to alert authorities that the sub was lost in the first place. >> marianne rafferty has the very latest. marianne good morning. >> good morning carley and ashley. a senior navy official says an implosion was detected on sunday, us navy detected an anomaly consistent with an implosion or explosion in the general vicinity of where the

titan submersible was operateing when communications were lost. while not definitive this information was immediately shared with the incident commander to assist with the ongoing search and rescue mission. but for three days, the world waited for any sign of the vessel and its five crew members. then yesterday, the day oxygen would run out, searchers found a debris field. >> the debris is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. upon this determination, we immediately notified the families. >> titanic director james cameron said he even knew it was no longer a rescue operation by monday. >> the only scenario that i could come up with in my mind that could account for that was an implosion. then i watched, over the ensuing days, this whole sort of everybody running around with their hair on fire search, knowing full well that it was futile. i encouraged everybody to raise

a glass in their honor on monday. >> reporter: crew members now being remembered, including 61-year-old stockton rush, the ceo of ocean gate. the company releasing a statement honoring stockton and the crew who died with him calling them, quote, true explorers who shared a distinct adventure and deep passion for exploring and protecting the world's ocean. the daughter of paul and renargeolet are devastated i cried a lot sent him a message on father's day. i know now he is at the place he would like to be. pakistani businessman shahzada dawood said his 19-year-old son was hesitant to go on the expedition. he wasn't very up for it. he was terrified. i feel disbelief. it's an unreal situation. the cousin of hamish harding calling out ocean gate for not sounding the alarm sooner saying it took so long for them to get going to rescue them.

it's far too long, i would have thought three hours would be the bear minimum. more answers as to what happened may take weeks or even months as an investigation unfolds into exactly what went wrong. guys. >> it's so sad, so, that it was frither's day sunday with that text message. miranda devine is questioning the timing of of the mission calling it a convenient smoke screen that distracteded from new whistleblower testimony and the hunter biden investigation. >> al hoff has more on that story from washington, al tree a good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there are two whistleblowers claim claiming that the doming fbi and irs interneared the tax probe of hunter biden t tomorrow morning was released by the house ways and means committee yesterday. >> they don't treat all taxpayers the same and we saw that with countless examples that they used, how the department of justice intervened in the prosecution of hunter

biden they delayed die voyaged and denied numerous examples of where these investigators tried to go into further prosecution of hunter biden. >> one whistleblower irs special agent gary shapley said this about the investigation's course. some of the decisions seemed to be influenced by politics but whatever the motivations at every stage decisions were made that had the effect of benning the subject of the investigation. these decisions including slow-walking investigative steps, delaying in and all actions months before elections. he said that those were just a few examples there. again here's chairman smith. >> that went to a chinese business partner, and it was pretty much demanding for that business partner to contact him in regards to future payment, and he highlighted that he is sitting right next to his father waiting for his response. >> so what he's talking about

there are messages from 2017 that the younger biden used and sent to -- while negotiating a chinese business deal will the business associate there, this is set in 2017, it wrote this, quote, i am sitting here with my father, and we would like to understand why the commitment has not been fulfilled. i will make certain that between the man sitting next to me and every person he knows and my ability to forever hold a grudge that you will regret not following my direction. i'm sitting here waiting for the call with my father. house oversight committee chair james comer weighed in last night. >> we learned of the discovery of the 1023 form that alleged joe biden took a bribery from the most trusted hiest paid fbi informant. they were told to stand down. so this is a pattern that the department of justice has interfered and given preferential treatment to the biden criminal activities. >> the whistleblower also stateded that tax investigators

were not given full access to hunter biden's laptop despite the fact that the fbi verified it was real in november of 2019. congressman comer promises that accountability is coming and house democrats said that the allegations of favoriteism are not serious. carley, ashley. >> all right, every week something new t alexandria hoff. >> this after being shot by a suspect. watch this this: >> we have the rest of that video and the latest on that trooper's condition this morning. >> and a federal immigration judge says he was unjustly fired all because he was hired by former president donald trump. he is here to share his story next. ♪

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>> shocking new bodycam video shows the moment a man opens fire on an arizona trooper during a routine traffic stop on monday. watch this.

>> police say the trooper was in and out of consciousness before being rushed to the hospital. luckily he's expected to be all right. the suspect was later found shot to death in his car. it's unclear whether the bullet wound was self-inflicted >> now to some disturbing footage from the border. you can see texas dps agents rescuing ten abandon migrant children left stranded at the edge of the rio grande river yesterday in scorching 115 degree heat. authorities say the honduran children were smuggled across the border and left to fend for themselves. no word yet on if the kids suffered any heat injuries or if any arrests have been made. since october 1st, though, there have been more than 90,000 unaccompanied minor encounters at the southern board. carley? >> carley: a federal immigration judge wants to know why he was fired by the biden administration.

edwin peters was hired under former president trump and spent two years on the job but was suddenly let go despite having satisfactory reviews. judge peters joins us now. good morning to you sir. >> good morning ma'am. >> carley: so what happened? >> well, i just got, after my two years, my two-year notice, i got coming to the office, i met with the divisional chief assistant chief, was handed a letter and the letter indicated that i wasn't going to be converted from a temporary to a permanent position based on my performance and conduct. upon reading this letter i questioned them i was like, the word that stuck out was performance because i've been there two years, two of me evaluation, easterly evaluation, yeahers evaluations were satisfactory, it's either satisfactory or unsatisfactory and my conduct and i questioned them, i was like wait a minute there was never no problem, no one mentioned a problem with my work, according to my previous evaluation, i had good

temperament, good court presence. >> carley: totally caught you off-guard. so why do you think you were fired? >> i have no doubt it was based on my -- president trump, i was a president trump appointee back in 2021. that was the last class that actually president trump's administration appointed as an immigration judge. >> carley: tell us about the investigation into your twitter account. >> actually, in december i received a phone -- an e-mail from my supervisor indicating that it was an outside complaint about some tweets that i that i tweeted and retweeted which appeared i could not be fair as an immigration judge. >> carley: they were political tweets. >> political tweets and i could not be fair to illegal immigrants that appeared before me. so i was called in, i was questioned and that's it. my twitter account by then, december, my twitter account was already suspended for my conservative views, and i owned

up to them and they said, yeah, they were my tweets but i said, however, look at my record. my record. my supervisor looked at my report and she even reported to headquarters, judge even though -- she report ready to head coaches, although hi political views but it doesn't affect my decision on the bench. carley: right you had a 50/50 approval rejection rate. >> actually i did yeah. >> carley: so you're saying your twitter account was suspended for your political rules and you were fired for ideological. that's' double whammy. >> yeah. >> carley: you're an immigration judge and every time we hear of immigration judges we hear there is a lack of them. is that true? >> that is true, but then this administration, what they're doing, last year, president trump 2020 immigration a.tease, they let ten go. this administration let ten go.

>> carley: the biden administration let ten judges go. >> last year. >> carley: at that time when illegal immigration is high and even more judges are need. why would you fire ten judges. >> politics clearly politics. there was an article written by mr. steven denan and i even questioned at the very end of my meeting with my supervisors, i said, so let me ask you this question. if i indicated in my tweets, that, all of a sudden, open the boarders let everyone in and i support the biden administration, would i be in this predicament at this time? >> carley: what did they say. >> they gave me like this stare, they couldn't answer. then after a brief pause i said, so it's political. they couldn't answer. >> carley: that kind of says it all to you huh? >> clearly. >> carley: what accidents next for you? >> next i'm going to dust off my resume. >> carley: dust it off. >> i'm not a young man but i still have a lot of qualifications. i was a prior assistant district attorney for 11 and a half years. >> carley: so no wrongful

termination lawsuit in your future? >> i'm actually going to pray on it. >> carley: god bless you. >> i'm going to pray on it and consult my friends, i have a good friend named david jonas, matthew o'brien one of the judges that was terminated last year, i'm speaking to these gentlemen and get advice. >> carley: you have a support system. >> yes, i do thank god. >> carley: before i let you go, one thing i've always wondered in order to stay in this country if you're an illegal immigrant you have to have an asylum claim. how do you determine that. >> you have to have credibility and documentation they provide with corps betive evidence to support their claim. >> carley: a way to iing it out. >> some documents they may not be able to get easily, but some of them they should be able to provide. >> carley: we're sorry that this happened to you and we wish you the best of luck in the future. >> thank you for having me. i really appreciate giant we're glad you came in.

>> thank you ma'am. >> carley: ashley over to you. >> ashley: president biden downplaying the fallout after calling the chinese president a dictator. >> we had an incident that caused some confusion, you might say. i don't think it's had any real consequence. >> ashley: and his back and forth with beijing also comes as china plans to put a military facility on america' doorstep in cuba. we are talking with general stay with us. ♪ is. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses.

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down completely to prepare for potential landslides. senior meteorologist janice dean is here with our fox weather forecast. a lot going on. >> holy moly. >> foxweather.com by way has all the details but let's start with the severe weather. another day of tornados causing damage and destruction, this time across portions of the rockies. some of the same places are going to get hit again today, really from the big bend of texas all the way to billings montana so the potential for hail, damaging winds, tornados, heavy rainfall that could cause flash flooding and we'll see another day of that tomorrow. tropics, incredible. we've got bret and cindy now and we broke a record for the atlantic basen two tropical storms east of the antilles for june. this is typically where we see activity in august and september but we're having it now. we watch this system, tropical storm bret expected to weaken by the weekend but we're still

dealing with heavy rain and gusty winds for the beautiful islands here so we have a tropical storm warning for the next 24-48 hours, and there is cindy, now a named system, expected to move north and west and, you know, the east coast is going to have to watch this for possible indirect impacts, like rip currents, maybe, you know, some rough seas. we will need to monitor it. then we have the heat, which has hung on for weeks across texas. there's no real relief in sight the next seven days and look at the potential highs for laredo del rio san angelo talking 110 degrees and then we have the humidity on top of that which is making it oppressive and dangerous to be outside. looking for the next seven days, really no relief. we are stuck in this weather pattern. i didn't even mention the fact that we've got rain along the i-95 corridor, a wet week ahead for the northeast and there's no

relief there either. so. >> getting hit from all angles. >> it's true. foxweather.com, never been a better time to have that at your disposal, and we will continue to keep you up to date. >> janice thank you. >> ashley: thanks janice. president bind is downplaying his comments calling chinese president xi jinping a dictator during his meetinging with the prime minister of india. take a look at this. >> did those comments about president xi undermine the progress your administration has made in maintaining a relationship with china? >> i expect to be meeting with president xi sometime in the future in the near term and i don't think it's had any real consequence. >> that response comes as we learn china is planning to build a military training facility just 90 miles away in cuba. retired lieutenant general and fox news contributor keith kellogg joins me now. i want to talk about the messaging from biden on this one. obviously his messaging can be a

little mixed at times but especially here. so what did you make of this, of him really doubling down on what he said about xi jinping at a time when tensions are very strong between us and china? >> yeah, ashley, first of all, thanks for having me. look, words matter and you almost want to advise the president, watch what you say about other foreign leaders. when i was in the white house with the trump administration, president trump was very clear about it. words do matter, watch what you say about your opponents, adversaries because it will come back and bite you later on. he's done that repeatedly. that does not build with good relationships. he's done that with russian with putin and he's done than with saudi arabia. it's a huge mistake to do that. the relations right now with us and china are not very good especially with what you said earlier about them building potential will i a military base

in cuba. we should look back at president monroe said in the monroe doctrine about staying out of our hemisphere. these are the indications president uses his words makes a mistake and tries to back step and say i didn't really mean that. it does mean something to the adversary leaders out there. you don't see the chinese saying that, the saudis saying that, you don't see the russians saying that as well. so he has to be cautious about what he said. >> ashley: he said what he said in that closed-door meeting but then he was pressed on it by reporters. do you think he should have taken that chance to double down like he did and brush it off like it's no big deal or do you think he should have changed his tune? >> well, first of all, he shouldn't have said it ashley. the proper be with president biden he makes comments like that then tries to walk it back but his actions don't match his words. what he ought to do his actions matter, have the actions go forward with the chinese and make strong statements either

economically or militarily or diplomatically. look what the chinese have done recently they snubbed secretary of defense austin by their secretary of defense lee when they didn't even meet and talk when they were in signify important at the shangri-la conference then fast forward to secretary blinken going to china and as he lands his aircraft in beijing he's met by the guy who runs america's dmeft beijing, that's about number ten on the function area list. you look at all the actions taking place and we ought to respond but we don't because we really don't have a plan for china. >> ashley: staying on the topics of adversaries let's talk about what's going on in russian right now. russia court denied appeal for journalist evan gershkovich. listen to this. >> such hostage diplomacy is unacceptable and we call on the russian federation to release him, as well as paul whelan another u.s. citizen wrongfully detained. >> ashley: we still don't have

any clear evidence of what russia's accusing him for, these espionage charges, so what do you think's going to happen to evan over there in this russian jail and is this a case of hostage diplomacy? >> yeah, the latter's true. it's hostage diplomacy. he happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time and when you look at what they do, they leverage that, this he did with brittney griner, this did he the same thing with evan, they pull them in, they charge him with espionage. he's a reporter for the wall street journal. they'll use him for leverage later on it. this he do it all the time and it's unfortunate he's put in that position, but he'll be there a while, he's now a pawn between russia and the united states and everything we say will not help out. we're going to have to come to some conclusion later on to try to get him out but he's going to be spending a long time in that prison in moscow. >> ashley: makes it real and puts it in perspective when you saw he's being used as a pawn and will be there for a while.

lieutenant general keith kellogg thank you for your time this morning we appreciate it. >> thanks ashley. >> ashley: you're welcome. barack obama weighing in on donald trump's federal indictment. listen to this. >> the fact that we have a former president who is having to answer to charges brought by prosecutors does uphold the basic notion that nobody's above the law. >> carley: very interesting comment to make after hunter biden's sweetheart plea deal. we're going to get tomi lorn's reaction to that up next. ad and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me sleep. nature sounds? ahh, no thanks. my friend's white-noise idea.

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maybe even the non-democratic world to interpret the indictment and indeed the fact a federal indictee is able to run for the highest office in the land? >> it's less than ideal. the fact that we have a former president who is having to answer to charges brought by prosecutors does uphold the basic notion that nobody's above the law. >> carley: outkick host tomi lauren joins us now. tomi no one is above the law as former president obama in the same week at the hunter biden plea deal and let's not forget hillary clinton didn't face charges for her handling of classified documents either. >> i will agree with the former president on a couple of points here because he says our democratic institutions are, quote, creeky and he is absolutely right about that but they don't seem as creeky or i guess as punitive when you have a d behind your name or b for

biden o for obama or c for clinton. but this strategy is incredibly transparent. every time joe is in hot water they trot out barack obama because they know he is beloved amongst the democrat party. so i would expect you're going to see a lot more from obama should he be willing to do it on joe's behalf to try to smooth things over with the democrat base. that's what they do every time, i don't expect anything different this time. >> ashley: interesting comments about bringing barack obama out and now that i think about it it's true. every time something like that happens. i have to talk about this, law grad speaking out about this commencement speech that faced a ton of backlash last month. watch this. >> central, an institution that continues to fail us, that continues to train and cooperate with the fascist nypd, the military. that continues to train idf soldiers to carry out that same violence globally. the masses, those who brought the voracity of the violence, those who need our protection,

they will carry this revolution. >> so the student you just heard, she said in an interview with the jewish currents, i did not think that cuny would come out which was approved by cuny law would come out and say it as hate speech. i would not change my speech and i would say it louder. i expect this for someone who lives in a bubble at cuny practicing in the state of new york. but the rest of the country, the fact she was so shocked that she was getting so much pushback from this is shocking to me because the rest of the country doesn't feel like this. >> well, you said it exactly right that's because our liberal institutions bruh up activists and not necessarily students. this one is difficult for me because i am a free speech absolutist so i think people who have opinions and beliefs should be able to express the opinions and beliefs and the american

people in this case the other graduates and attendees should be able to decide if they agree with statements or not. clearly not everybody agreed with those statements and i'm glad that's true because they were incredibly inflammatory but this also goes to show that this was approved. so what does that say about the institution? what does that say about all of our academic institutions? it's not like she just went rogue here. she said this was approved. so that to me is the most concerning part. you're allowed to say whatever you want to say but you would think there would be somebody within that administration that would have said, hey, the things that you're saying here, not necessarily the most, you know, exciting, let's graduate, congratulations, everybody. in fact, much more militant, dark and really just inappropriate. >> carley: yeah, earlier this week we were talking about a college professor who was saying, looking at the american flag gave him anxiety and you have to wonder why so many young people leave college a lot less patriotic than when they entered when they were freshman. tomi got to leave it there. thank you for joining us. >> thank you guys.

>> ashley: a south carolina teacher is being accused by some of her students of indoctrination and causing them to feel guilty for being white. some students claiming she even said, quote, hopefully i don't get fired for this." her teachings reportedly include a book which infamously call 9/11 heroes men ass. along the video titled the unequal opportunity race. >> i had no concerns about teaching this lessen. i had vetted it before my previous year class had studied it to no issue. there should not have been an issue. >> one student speaking with fox news digital saying, quote, hearing her opinion and watching these videos made me feel uncomfortable. i actually felt ashamed to be caucasian. the school has since asked the teacher to change her lessen plan. >> carley: and you may need a drink after seeing this latest ad from bud light. ♪

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away. >> carley: so that was in 2022 so that means this has been in the work for a little while. do you believe this? >> yes, zuckerberg challenges elon to a fight confirming our suspicion that robots would start attacking humans because he is a straight robot. i want to caution everybody at home because there's a lot of hype. dana white's gotten involved and spoken to it. but at its core what this is is a nerd fight. i know they're big name guys and these billionaires are going to go at it. but nerd fights traditionally are very under whelming. they come with a lot of emotion because they're in other words and don't often find themselves in situations where they need genuine masculinity so what you're going to see is a lot of ugly fighting. >> carley: watch the screen right there, 5'7" versus 6'1", 154 versus 185. an age difference there, iq very similar. >> they're gazillion airs because they're uber in other words. like making the view compete in

track and field. you don't want to watch whoopi do hurdles stop it. >> carley: ufc president dana white said this would be the biggest fight ever in the history of the world. he disagree with you. bigger than anything done, break all pay per view recordsen these guys would raise hundreds of millions of dollars for charity. you don't have to be a fighting fan to be interested, everyone would want to see sit. i agree it would be like an i can't look away type of thing. >> exactly i would watch it but i'm telling you as a fan of the sport this is not like hearns hagler, this is new duran leonard. this is two in other words, my prediction elon musk wins when zuckerberg's battery pack falls out and they have to recharge him. >> carley: zuckerberg is the only robot. >> elon has human tendencies p zuckerberg is just a plug in. >> carley: i have to watch this fight.

it reminds me of the time the picture went viral when zuckerberg with the block on his face when he was wake border. >> wake boarding. >> carley: very sun conscious. >> you have to wonder how he would take a punch. >> carley: if the sun comes out we lose zuckerberg right then and there so they have to have it at night. >> carley: yumy you're the best. happy friday. ashley my friend over to you. >> ashley: all right guys nhl players will no longer wear pride jerseys. nhl commissioner said gary bettman said the changes comes to keep them focused. it would be appropriate for clubs not to change their jerseys and warmups because it's become a distraction and taking away from the fact all of our clubs host nights for various groups and causes. the decision comes after progressives slammed several players who refused to sport the rainbow gear over religious beliefs and safety concerns. >> a whistleblower says joe biden's doj interfered in

hunter's federal tax probe, but is the media covering for him, too? >> they are vowing to get to the bottom of wa they call biden's sweetheart deal and their alleged idea there's a two-tiered justice system. >> a two-tiered system of justice. what a bump of bs. >> so congresswoman victoria sparks tells us how republicans plan to counter the left's spin on this. plus the all-american summer concert series continues today with country star tyler far performing live on fox and friends so keep it right here all morning long. ♪ ahhh! icy hot pro starts working instantly. with two max-strength pain relievers, so you can rise from pain like a pro.

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♪ >> they're vowing to get it the bind of what they call biden's sweetheart deal their alleged

idea there is a two-tier justice system. >> they want to use this on a daily basis to make the point about their perceived grievance of a two-tiered justice system. that there is one for the elites and one for everybody else. that he is being treated differently because his name is president biden to there is no evidence of this being the case. >> two-tiered system of justice, what a bunch of b.s. >> media slapping down criticism that hunter biden got off easy in his federal tax and gun probe. now a whistleblower says the doj, fbi, and irs all interfered with that investigation. >> house oversight committee chairman james comer says we will not rest until the full extent of president biden's involvement in his family schemes is revealed. accountability is coming. you just saw her, congressman victoria spartz is on the house judiciary committee which is also investigating the bidens and joins us now. fresh off listening to john durham's testimony about a politicized fbi which we are

going to get to in a little bit, what do you think about this whistleblower testimony that said, among many things, that the irs were recommending felony charges against hunter biden but were denied? >> well, i have to tell you i actually tell you the biggest concern we have we do not have justice system. what it philippines we are becoming a [inaudible] where you have a political close to the government get in the way whenever they do terrible things. but everyone else is owe pressed and look at what has happened with the irs before. irs was targeting conservatives and, guess what? ounder the obama administration did anyone go to jail. was anyone punished? the same happened with the durham situation with the fbi. what has happened right now, we do not have divawl treatment under the law unless you are political elite in the government. that is what countries like russia have. that's what kgb have and that is very dangerous for our republic.

>> according to the whistleblower in 2017, hunter used his father as leverage in a whatsapp message. this is while negotiating is w. a chinese business associate. i'm sitting here with my father and we would like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfilled. i will make certain that between the man sitting next to me and every person he knows and my ability to forever hold a grudge that you will regret not following my direction. i'm sitting here waiting for the call with my father. historically we have seen president joe biden has continuously denied that he has not heard or anything to do with hunter's business dealings. so, when we see, this you know, what's your first thought and should the white house be responding to this? >> well, i think it's is a very serious allegations we have to look into this information. but what has happened in this

case is very serious. all the problem with all the serious allegations we have contempt of justice and fbi doing op.s with their leadership well, i don't remember, i don't recall, i'm not sure what's happened. and no one gets prosecuted. there no accountability of the leadership of this agency. that is the biggest problem. so i think there is a duty -- testimony only one can do this job is congress. concern of president biden being involved are you compromised? this is very serious national security issues. we have a duty to the american people to get to the bottom of it because, you know, things like that should never happen in a free country. >> this is something that becomplain, about china and russia and iran. things like that could only happen in dictatorship not in a free republic. >> carley: just reflecting on what we read about congressman comer's reaction to this irs whistleblower testimony, and he said we will not rest until the

full extent of president biden's involvement in the family schemes is revealed. accountability is coming. and you just have to wonder, is it? a lot of people feel like these investigations take forever and then nothing ever ends up coming and there are sort of hints of, you know, possibly something going on that could lead to something. but, no accountability has ever come to light. >> well, i think republicans needs to step up and do a better job. and you know, not like we did with some other investigations. we need to do due diligence. we need to be prepared. this is a very serious, you know, violations of the law. potential very serious crimes. we need to look into this issues and i hope that actually my colleagues and i are going to be really working with a strategy to really get to the bought of it because i think american people are losing trust in our government in this extremely

dangerous. >> so i promise you we will do our best in the judiciary. >> carley: incredible everything that happened this week when it comes to the fbi with president biden getting a court date a half hour later hunter biden gets the plea deal and then john durham's testimony to wrap it all up. the irs whistleblower as well. congressman victoria spartz, thanks for making sense of it all. >> thank you. >> carley: "fox & friends" startle now. >> ashley: have a good day. ♪ ♪ have another ♪ it fire getting drunk on each other ♪ every day i pray ♪ i think god i got her ♪ she is a moon in my shine ♪ whiskey in the water ♪ >> brian: i don't know whose idea it was to put the friday concert series on friday. it does, so many of the artist get you yesterday for the weekend by their lyrics and

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