>> how great was tyler bard today, everybody? >> we will get you an answer on that bird kid gloves of justice for the new details on how the doj allegedly watered on the charges and stumped the investigation on numerous occasions for the bender benefi of hunter biden. good morning at home and hello to you. welcome back very. >> i am tina perino and this is "america's newsroom". is to the beginning of the week and that we could just wrap thi up, case closed at the biting campaign, but the story is bigger today than it was before.

the president son was all smile last night he got to attend the white house state dinner. his appearance coming just days after he agreed to plead guilty to two misdemeanor trespass charges. >> slimming down as a sweethear deal the irs whistleblowers apparently greasing investigators recommended nearl a dozen tarts at some of those felonies it but doj officials poured cold water on all of that . >> one of those whistleblowers telling congress i am alleging with evidence the doj provided preferential treatment, did nothing to avoid obvious conflicts of interest and this investigation. >> cell, the republicans have brought a blatant example of th two-tiered justice system. >> obviously there's been nothing from mark garland because running the most politicized department of justice in modern times. we have demand anders from the director of the fbi and the

secretary of the treasury who oversees the irs. they don't tax treat all taxpayers the same. unfortunately, americans aren't just average americans aren't treated the same. especially if you're last name is biden. >> reporting live from washington on this very high, dana. >> the transcripts are not from one but two whistleblowers. they say the biden tax investigation was botched and clearly influenced by politics, irs special agent shockley told they taught at 2017 what's app message from hunter biden to a chinese businessman where the younger biden invoked his fathe writing in part, i am sitting here with my father and we woul like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfilled. told the director that i would like to resolve this now before it gets out of hand and now means tonight and quote braid precedent biden has denied

discussing any business deals with this unburied shockley can forward last month. >> there were multiple steps that were slow walked at the direction of the department of justice paretsky another key allegation involving u.s. attorney for same federal prosecutor that announced a ple deal with hunter biden just three days ago. >> testimony shows that u.s. attorney of delaware diva twice tried to bring charges in the district of columbia around march of 2020 to and was denied. >> doj officials without much explanation say this is false insisting weiss, who is originally a donald trump appointee has had full over thi probe including they never in interfered interfered with the investigation. >> he would be giving full

authority as he is appropriate. and that is what he's done. >> weiss said the same in a jun jim jordan writing quotes, i have been granted ultimate authority over this matter. critics say someone is not telling the truth. notable the plea deal announced between hunter biden in the justice department came out two days before these transcripts were made public. hunter biden will enter his guilty plea on july 26 before a donald trump appointed federal judge in delaware. >> thank you for kicking us off this morning. >> sir, good morning to you and thank you for your time. we are trying to work through this the best we can peer there are numerous claims. a request to investigate the guesthouse at joe biden's home was locked, inspection of the storage facility in washington, d.c. was blocked as well.

but the doj says this is bunk. it did not happen. take us to the very top of all of these claims. what do you believe based on your clients testimony? here is the most serious charge. >> as you point out there is a lot of layers of that, so there are certainly one of the most difficult things is the allegations that were never abl to be investigated. those clearly require more follow-up that include what david read in terms of what tha messages were hunter alleges fo his father is there a. other information, the underlying investigation was only partially done beyond that the real challenge right now with the department of justice denying that any president of biden's appointees including in california and the district of columbia, they say that they didn't block these charges from being brought, but it's clear from the documents, from the testimony, and those being

cooperated by multiple individuals that tax charges fo 2014 and 2015 which is when the income came into hunter biden were left elapse. there is no way to recover that income. there was massive foreign incom that came in those years for hunter biden, and the doj says it just this was all on david weiss, but witnesses including the special agent in charge and the assistant special agent car for the fbi. we're all there when he told them they doj was blocked from doing this and so doj needs to answer that. >> doj i think wanted this to just go away on monday afternoo after these were announced, that's not happening and i thin it's impossible for that to continue somero at garland if h does not comment before the press, he will have to do so certainly in front of congress for this issue is not going away .

your client today, what is his employment status with the united states government? >> he is still a supervisory special agent with the irs. he has helped investigate and see prosecuted massive international tax schemes, he's helped to recover $3.5 billion for the united states governmen through his investigations. he was taken off this investigation and so there is a very real problem with retaliation here. of course, you look at chris clark, hunter's attorney he tol prosecutors last that to charge that would be career suicide. we know that people are coming for kerry in the case agent it' is to congress to protect them and make sure they are not full interrogated against. the request has not come yet specifically. he has to be careful because taxpayer privacy laws are very strict so that is in 26103,

that's why we have to go throug this careful process of going t the ways and means committee in the house because people can just go and talk about tax investigations. if we can work through that, that is the main impediment which remains to be seen whethe there is a good way to do that that protects him and ensures that he doesn't run afoul of those criminal laws. >> for you as a lawyer she firs got this case and started to look into it, what was your action. how hot did you think this was? >> i have worked with whistleblowers for over a decade , my first investigation working for senator chuck grassley was wood's operation fast and furious, but these relate not only to interference from the department of justice, which is again i've seen and past cases, but the bigger question in some ways is why were these allegations that relate to such significant crimes, not fully investigated. we may never know the answer of that because of the ways of the

investigation. >> if merit garland comes back from europe and stand by his word, it is all on your clients. the doj says it didn't happen. just a final word on what you say two that? >> jerry he is shared with congress his notes from the meeting with the u.s. attorney david weiss and his supervisor was also there the special agen in charge and said that's exactly what weiss told us so it's either weiss or garland wh isn't telling the truth. its up to congress to figure ou which it is in doj to provide evidence backing up their claim which so far have been just bol assertions pred. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, sir for coming unburied you said the other day when this was open the plea dea was reached at the beginning of the reelection. >> for joe biden, so because jo biden announced his reelection

and then there wasn't a lot of activity not a lot of fundraisers and rallies that changed as he decided to do a couple of things in pennsylvani last weekend and then he went t california. the real star for me was 100 biden one day announced plea deals on the text gun issue as well as the woman who is the mother of his child which he ha not acknowledged. >> there is a ton to go through on this. we've just scratched the surfac of the claims on the whistleblower one anonymous and one has been named. >> we want to bring you this. you know we've covered this week , that rescue mission for the missing submersible exploring the ruins of titanic it ends in tragedy after pieces of it were found on the boat th vessel was destroyed in a catastrophic inclusion killing all four on board. live with these heartbreaking details.

>> after this at ending and which we learned that all the help of the searching in the en was futile, we're now starting to see the assets involved in this extensive nault multinational search effort start to draw down. is statement from the coordination center says all assets will recur into base and regenerate search and rescue capability of air for future search and rescue events. with the navy confirming that acoustic technology picked out sounds of an implosion after th submersible loss can indication less than they paid family they know the pilots and passengers did not suffer, they died in an instant and they died doing something they love. >> according to what they're saying, he's lost with the titanic wreck site and doing what he loved doing, exploring in adventuring. >> the family sent a message we are truly grateful to all those

involved in rescue operations. their untiring efforts were a source of great strength for us during this time. if we could take any small consolation from the tragedy it's that we lost him doing something he left for the u.s. coast guard says assets are still out at the search sites and are still working. no determination has been made at this point as to weather the wreckage from the titan will be salvaged. >> the u.s. navy had a big part in that. james cameron, you know him so well. he was on abc injured what he thought was the potential for a inevitable problem. >> the great tragedy here is titanic fascinates us because i seems like such a colossal failure of some kind of system back then in 1500 people paid the price for it and here you have the people that were designing and operating warned

the company that this could lea to literally the term was catastrophic failure. that's exactly what happened. to get this sub did make it their several times beforehand. >> you know, it is some comfort i hope for the families to know that it was instant, and there wasn't a lot of suffering. all eyes on the u.s. supreme court, some major opinions in our next hour including the ruling on the presidents studen loan plan. we've been waiting on this for months and will bring it to you live as it happens pred. pred. >> a deadly tornado ripping across northern texas is tropical storm cindy forms in the atlantic. >> big-game philadelphia i-95 reopens two weeks after a devastating fire and collapse. pennsylvania governor in a moment on how they got things back up and running so quickly and how they used nascar to do it

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download the fox weather app to stay up-to-date on all the storms and see what's happening in your neighborhood sometime soon. check it out, it's for a. >> expected to take months to repair, but a portion of i-95 that collapsed in philadelphia about two weeks ago is opening again today. the damage was caused when a tinkered truck erupted in one o the hook holiest traveled in th country. it's been a remarkable recovery with crews working around the clock to pair the road. congratulations on getting this done more quickly than originally thought. without it might be months. what was the key to the rapid reopening? >> think he was all hands on deck. we are ingenuity in philadelphi makes philly toughness. we worked 24/7 around-the-clock the philadelphia building train were awesome and the effort tha

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we're going to get it done in 1 days as opposed to the months that folks originally thought. all hands on deck, we got it done pretty i imagine on that sunday when you get the call it was like oh, no, what are we going to do. i wanted to ask you about this too. i just want to say, those early hours were scary because we had a huge fire in northeast philly and i've got to give a shout ou to our first responders in law enforcement who did an unbelievable job getting that fire out of making sure other than tragically the truck drive died driving, nobody else died. i have to say thank you to our first responders in law enforcement for their important work to save lives in that area. >> and wanted to ask you about the nation's report card that came back this week education i this country, to me they should be the biggest news that we are

backsliding in so many differen places i know education is big do you. one you are school choice vouchers. i will show a couple of things here from the pennsylvania stat education association. the education voters pa is the executive director saying they're disappointed in you for supporting these school choice vouchers. what would you say to them as t why you think it's important le me say in general i believe every child of god deserves a shot here in the commonwealth o pennsylvania. one of the best ways to guarantee their success is making sure every child has a quality education. i've been clear that i'm open t the concept that you described moment ago. of soup made crystal clear that i want take a dollar out of our public schools. we have to invest more in our children not less. i want to make sure we give as said the child every child got chance to be successful.

over the next 14 months or so. as of 2424 race gets underway. should there be democratic primary debates in the cycle an in particular they are thinking about would you support a debat between those two men? g.i. support president biden. he is been there for the commonwealth of pennsylvania. and must say on this 95 issue, he has been awesome.

they have been there for the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> do you think a rfk junior should he have a shot at having a chance to debate him? >> joe biden will be the democratic nominee, the dnc mad that decision, but we are for joe biden. >> good to know where you stand. governor, mike thank you and come back anytime. >> thank you. >> is 25 past the hour and a runts reliable part of the democratic base seems to be shifting in it supports. while latino voters are driftin away from the left. also what goes around comes around, that 90s are back in style. have you heard, i say. >> can i come to your house tonight? >> sure. a giant blowout parties, you should stop by. >> soquel. >> mattison all worth on how companies are cashing in on

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i will give you a little tour o the café because this place is amazing and it's another exampl of those brands looking back to get ahead. we have barbie over here, drinking. go-ahead make me my drink, jamison. barbie coming out this summer i august. look at this glitter, she's not the only film coming back. mission impossible debuting in july. at the end of this month, indiana jones coming back to theaters. this is turning into big money for brands, not just mountain barbie café to where it's $40 just. >> and. tickets for the weekend here, they are completely sold out th appearance and clothing. some of those are entirely sold out.

you look back to get ahead. this millennial taste, is driving the summer. this is just one of the example of how people are looking back. i get to live my malibu barbie dream. >> the initial shot was spot on. like the cover of a magazine. you dividend very well, madison. well-done. could get what full of white? >> that is cottage cheese. how do you not know what it is?

cottage cheese playing off the shelf where they are putting in everything from dips to desserts , what is going on. even a retirement home staple can be. the stats are incredible. they were at 15.9 percent over the 50 to weeks that ended may 21. you can't argue with success i' actually presently supplies. and overnights of all this fanc stuff it's nice to go back to basics and see this revival great i love that the gins he i also focused on health if it's healthy at it's something they are working with. i had no time for it, it has no

taste for it. >> what about now? >> i wouldn't come close to a. of 40 percent of u.s. adults have one in the past four years. is this how you get it? get this could be paying me how you get it. as calcium, good protein, good vitamin b, b12 i think it was. i want to ask about the spirit one of the things that when we went to last december we talked about military readiness and recruitment being the big issue. i know they need to be online

but they're not on tik tok and they're having some trouble trying to figure out a way to meet younger people to make sur they know that the armed forces are a possibility for their career. >> you want to meet young peopl where they are bred. that's what recruiters have always done. it is very disturbing that it's a chinese owned company and its disrupting our potential recruitment military numbers. only 16 percent of us say that were supposed to be that the founding fathers are better described as fillings then heroes, so i think we need to. >> think tik tok is an easy scapegoat, but there is a under lack of recruitment. you go back to this sort of motivational speakers they can

go out there. there are other ways to recruit them to solve the root issue. >> may be it is education two. >> only one and five young people have baselines civics fo college. you think of the story of the submersibles, the people that maybe if you're interested in a really fulfilling career where they use the most advanced sciences spread. >> and still get to explore and fulfill that dream. there were stories out that the navy was becoming aware of this on sunday that they heard that hemp lotion. it's a really interesting story. i don't want to say that good can come of this, but maybe provide that influent interest in the exploratory nature.

>> i could see the barbie movie. >> indiana jones? i was a huge fan. your art can. with the side of cottage cheese spread. >> we thought we had all this. so this weekend you can eat monster mash, and you too can b missed barbie. >> not in well for navy. there he goes.

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>> latinos used to be a reliabl part of the democratic base, bu those days could be over. one of the fastest-growing segments of the electric might be up for grabs. >> you may be right, in fact, latino voters of the keys to victory in the next election. they do, this latest polling shows that latino voters are drifting from democrat allegiance when asked which party cares more about them, 30 to percent of latino adults simply said neither. the former spokesman had this t say. >> i think one thing that i hop candidates have as latinos are known one issue voters. the clear got the economy, to

keep breaking down the numbers, you can see the latino voters from teaching subjects they don't like. and only, 14 percent say democrats to a better job on crime and public safety than republicans down from 20 percen last october. meanwhile, republicans are reaching out. we saw former president from taking time after that arraignment in miami to ask sto in the cumin community to press the flesh, not miami's mayor is making his case is a gop contender. to get i can bring in new voter to the republican party. young voters that biden won by 26 percent. a number of people that should be voting republican because they built a successful republican based city in america

. >> one last nugget, fox news learned first that the hispanic population is the largest demographic in the state of texas. >> daniel garza, served in the bush administration, good morning to you. they care about the economy clearly, just about everybody does. this is not a slamdunk movement. >> it's not. look, for a long time folks hav been saying the democrat party was taking them for granted and the first thing out of the box that this ministration did was actually trying to stack the supreme court and the filibuster . the idea requirements, so is on of those things where you got power and now you're asking us for more power. what are you going to do with the power you have? they freighted it away with the participation rate has not returned to covid levels at all.

there is this waging of war on energy which matters to latinos because 30 percent of all energ jobs are part of that. the 20 percent of all the aisle will rig jobs. so it matters to us on free-speech issues. on these allowing victims of crime to fend for themselves an not taking care of the urban crime is an issue because it speaks to our safety. all these issues really have no satisfied. >> can you speak to immigration for a moment because we've seen this incredible outrageous amount of people coming over there's no process there is no plan to no way to actually if you go to the state department it's going to be ten years before you could possibly get a hearing. how does the open border issue affect latino votes fred.

>> the sense of frustration tha there is ways to fix this praye there is just bolt bad policy that has worsen the situation. we know people are using the sl system. we have border systems like it across affect that right away. more judges and prosecutors are going to adjudicate these cases immediately incentive allowing people into the border. once a claim asylum we know the can resolve that. the failure of this ministratio to reach across the aisle for legal channels as well when it comes to legislation and dreamers, legalization that could help us and of course reformed the asylum refugee status. nothing is being done. the failure to address legal challenges. >> i would think anybody would be offended by what is happenin at the border. >> they came to america because

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. we have been following the stor in he is live. hi, nate. >> attorney general matthew flack and says it's discrimination of teachers tell parents that their own child wants to change their gender identities. this includes a name change or change of pronouns, but a lot o parents in new jersey feel differently. >> you're trying to get into ou kids heads by asking them they are forcing children to turn against their whole family. it's not their job to make this a priority in my homepage my children belong to me and no on else. >> the attorney general filed lawsuits against three new jersey school districts this week he says the policies will quote arm our kids and pose severe risk to their safety. some parents in middletown township agree with them. take a look at this video. outside the school board meetin

a lawyer representing the marlboro township school district says parents have the right to know about their child's gender identity. attorney mark see the myrtles fox news this morning it's our position to keep in parents in the dark about important issues involving their children is counterintuitive and contrary t well-established u.s. supreme court case log that says parent have a constitutional right to direct and control the upbringing of their children attorney general is seeking an injunction from the state superior court while the challenge plays out. as of now the amended policies remain in effect. >> thank you. >> expected the block the mortgage will. they say the policy punishes middle-class homeowners. more from capitol hill, what ar you hilly hearing there, hilary? >> this new mortgage role does actually punish people with goo

credit making them pay more to try to subsidize people with ba credit so they can pay less and have a better chance of actuall getting a home. the new biden regulation went into effect may 1st and republicans are trying to undo it today. >> you come at the middle are going to be punished under the new biden rule because guess what, people didn't do the hard work that you did to make sure they maintain good credit so that they can participate in th same way you and i are now goin to subsidize them. this is harming home ownership and attacking middle-class. >> financial experts say the policy is a disaster. bank rate says the new rules mean someone with bad credit trying to take out three and a $50,000 mortgage will pay about $2,000 less in fees where someone and with good credit will pay about $2,000 more in fees but democrats are rushing off concerns about this when asked by her business producer

saying republicans are just anti- biden. >> president biden are standing up for the middle class and those who aspired to be part of it and trying to make sure that the link traditionally associated with the middle-clas lifestyle like affordable homeownership are sustained in the united states of america. remarkably, people who put down by 20 percent down payment are going to be paying more which financial experts say is completely backwards. awaiting major rulings on several high-profile cases. the student loan plan, speedy free speech, religious liberty and affirmative action all on the docket and those decisions could come down at any moment.