condoleezza rice will be on "america's news room." there will be plenty to talk about but also in education and maybe a little dana reid sports. >> yeah, please give her my best, we share a birthday. >> that's right. in november. >> hopefully you come back with really colorful hair. it is great to be with you all weekend. we give with a fox news alert. president biden likely won't like this friday news. two irs agents breathing new oxygen into hunter biden's tax investigation. the six hour closed door congressional testimony is now public and it outlines how the tax agency and the doj gave hunter biden preferential treatment in their tax fraud probe, ut oh. the same case that hunter just made that sweet heart plea deal in this week.

i'm harris faulkner. jason smith sum it's up this way. delays, republicans reacted to the white house dinner. >> these whistle-blowers brought to light that in biden's federal government, all americans are not treated equally. >> in this united states we have a tier of justice for the biden family and for those they like, and we have a tier of justice for everybody else. you don't have to be a conspiracy theorist to see the two-tier level of justice that is protecting the politically connected. >> the doj with a sweet heart deal said they were keeping the investigation open and ongoing. we'll get to more of that in a moment. the transcript from the whistle-blower claims that

president biden did not know and was not involved. if the president did not tell truth, it is on tape a lot. >> i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business. >> i don't know what he was doing. i did not know he was on the board of that company. i have never discussed my business, their business, my son's, my daughters -- i have never discussed with my son, brother, or anyone else anything that had today do with their businesses, period. >> fox news david spunt on the story. >> hunter biden was questions for two days. gary shaply told congressional staff that he saw a 2017 message what's app message where hunter biden invoked his father saying i'm sitting here with my father and we would like to understand

why the commitment made has not been fulfilled. tell the director that i would like to resolve this now before it gets out of hand and now means tonight. as you snau that clip, president biden repeatedly denied discussing business dealings with his son. shapley came forward last month. >> there was multiple step that's were slow walked at the direction of the department of justice. >> had you ever encountered that before? >> no. the deviations from the normal process, and each and every time it seemed to always benefit the subject. >> shapley told continue that david weise in delaware that entered the plea deal with hunter biden claims he tried to bring charges against hunter in early 2022 and he was denied. >> he shared with congress his notes from an october 7th, 2022

meeting with david weise. and his supervisor was there and said that is what weise told us into it is weise or garland not telling the truth and it is up to congress to figure out who it is. so doj pushing back on that claim as both the attorney general has full authority over this matter. as he deems appropriate, he has no further approval to do so. >> he would be given full authority to decide the matter as he decided was appropriate. that is what he has done. >> weise said the same in a june 7th letter, and he said i have been granted ultimate authority over this matter. hunter biden will enter his plea, july 26th, before a donald trump federal appointed judge.

>> a lot of details, we appreciate it. op-ed headlines rolling in. the whistle blows on hunter biden's plea deal. how it would surround into the scandal cover up. the testimony will be hard for democrats to ignore, and focus now on leo terrell. it was like you knew what was coming when you said earlier this week with that sweetheart deal saying the doj left their case ongoing. what does that mean now that the whistle-blower testimony is public. >> i'll tell you, harris. i was laughing about what you were talking about days ago. they had the disclosure of these transcripts. you have smoking gun evidence, smoking gun evidence that either merrick garland lied to

congress, and that the basic charges or the plea deal that hunter biden received was a sweet heart deal, afforded to him because his father is the president. harris, i'm telling you a that what app text message, and the whistle-blower with incredible -- i'm telling you right now the democrats and the main street media cannot ignore these alleged facts right now. >> let me ask you this. is a deal is a deal is a deal? he goes to court on july 26th? he will sign that plea deal, and it will go through. can anything stop that with the information that has come out? >> yes, that judge, i'm hoping that judge in the interest of justice rejects the plea deal. the judge has that authority, but the judge is aware of what is going on and i'm pretty stlur

is information that the judge will look at before he accepts this deal. je, the judge can basically reject the plea deal, entertained by the hunter biden attorneys and the department of justice. >> interesting. the last thing that david report second degree that this was a trump appointed judge. i believe judges are who they are based on their record. but it might give at least this affair look rather than one that might lean toward a liberal that appointed a judge. your thought? i agree with you. if we believe the whistle-blower, he has no reason to lie, you have david white attempting to expand the investigation. to file criminal charges, and i would submit to you serious criminal energies against hunter biden. he was denied. someone is not telling the american public and congress the truth. it is david weise? i have every reason to believe that the whistle-blower is

telling the american public the truth. we need to see what will happen in the immediate future. >> that july 26th date just got more interesting. i want to show everyone key take aways from the transcript. limited questions about -- limiting questions about dad, the big guy, that the hunter team tipped off off about storage unit search. they were told to take hunter's name off of the official document request. the what's app message showing influence pedalling, wait, limiting questions about dad and the big guy. that seems to stand out, why, leo. >> you heard merrick garland over and over again. the point that you just raised, let's be clear, if those

statements are true, those bullet points, he did not have authority. he did not have full authority, i think it defies logic to believe that merrick gar lend looked, it will ignore the fact that the president's son is facing not misdemeanor charges. >> i want to go back to what we just showed, and just lean in on that a little bit. there has been conjecture and republicans said they can eventually show the evidence that that would be the president of the united states, vice president at the time, joe biden. if you're limiting questions about the possibilities of who daz or the big guy -- who all of that might be, what does that do to the investigation?

>> you could be a laurt right now, it hampers the investigation. it basically prevents the investigator for doing his job. you go back to this plea deal and they limited harris to a couple years. look at the overwhelming evidence that has been released. >> does any of this, can you get another bite at the apple is what i'm trying to say. david white said in that letter brief that it is an ongoing investigation. that snvgs open. that is good news and bad news for the republicans and congress. but the case is not closed. >> okay, democrats have another u.s. supreme court ethics

target. this week he clapped back on a luxury vacation he took with a hedge fund manager. aledo says it did not qualify as a reportable gift at the time and he insists he had no clu about any connection to a case. the left, however, won't let go. >> under mines the confidence of the american people and the ability of the supreme court to fairly administer justice and suggest quite clearly to me that it should be a judicial code of conduct. >> i am deeply concerned about it, they are not doing it. >> he was sensors over the trump and russia it is a lame hit and

a dark money asuggestion on the high court, what are your top line thoughts on this? >> we have seen the department of justice, i want the american people and fox viewers to know that if the democrats get their tentacles on the supreme court, everything about this country is gone. you might recall they wanted to pack the court. now they're doing an end rout and they're basically challenging the ethics of supreme court conservative justice. i'm telling you right now this is the next battleground, protecting the integrity of the supreme court. why? they keep a check on the left w wing radicals. >> are they really interested in that. when there is an assassination attempt on a conservative justice. i didn't hear calls for protection from the court. you're saying they want to

protect their narrative. >> exactly. you're absolutely right. last year or a year ago, conservative supreme court justices are being intimidated or harassed in their homes. they are trying to do everything and anything to upset the current 6-3 conservative majority and that majority is protecting the integrity and the foundation of this country right now. >> we never got to the bottom of the leak. it matters when there is a leak with the roe versus wade. it is pretty unbelievable. if we can't protect the u.s. supreme court, we can't protect anybody and that is just sad. great to see you, thank you. >> thank you, thank you for having me. >> democrats cannot hide their anxiety as new polling shows, president biden could be in

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there is questions about the tragedy of the titan. a top secret acoustic detection

system heard sounds consistent with an implosion on sunday just hours after contact with titan was lost. the sub and it's five passengers including the ceo of ocean gate and four tourists were confirmed lost yesterday. pieces of the vessel were found on the ocean floor yesterday. a u.s. defense official says they used information on the "acoustic anomaly" to narrow the search area. remember the underwater noises. it was immediately shared with the incident commander to assist with the ongoing search and rescue mission. here is the coastguard commander. >> it is a difficult day for all of us, and it is especially difficult for the families and our thoughts are with the families. today.

this was an immense support to have the appropriate equipment to find them. >> we hoped for a miraculous ending and we didn't get it. we know all of the efforts were in vain, and the family and fellow adventurers have to take comfort knowing that the people died in an instant. now the multinational resources that poured into the effort are drawing down. we have a statement from the joint rescue coordination says all assets will return and prepare for future search and rescue events. >> the navy confirms that the acoustic technology picked up sounds consistent with an implosion shortly after the titan submersible lost contact with the surface. for all of the searching we need to know or find comfort knowing

the pilot and the passengers didn't suffer and they died in the midst of an adventure. >> according to what they're saying he is lost with the titanic wreck site and doing what he loved doing. exploring and adventuring. >> ocean's gate, families, and companies have issued statements. the common themes are sorrow. there is a common theme of the search crews. ships are still out at the site where the implosion happened and where the wreckage is on the ocean floor. no decision has been made yet, as to whether or not that wreckage will be salvaged. the effort will originate from the port here at st. john here. >> that speaks to the issue that i wanted to ask about. they deployed all of these extra assets to that one spot after they said they heard those underwater noises. so what is left there? and you know, it would take from

what i'm reading the navy to pull that up out of the water, has that changed? what do we know? >> the coast guard generally doesn't do salvage. they would shift it to a private entity if they wanted to pull that stuff up. they would do that. in terms of what is left there, you heard there there is five major pieces of the hull of the titan submersible. >> one more question, the families, and i know you said this, but i just have to wonder what were they told and when? i'm hoping so much more that they knew before we knew if in fact they had been looking at this since sunday as a probability, as a likelihood of what happened. >> i think everyone was faced

with the idea that it would be a negative outcome. here in a position and the families were in this position, and the friends of these explorers were in the position that all you could do is hope for a miracle. and then as things move forward, and in particular once they got that rov that made it all of the way to the ocean floor, it was shortly after that that they located the debris field. >> okay, we have an excellent opportunity now. you gave some nuts and bolts from that really amazing reporting. mike, thank you. the wall street journal was first to report what mike just broke apart for us that the navy's top secret system days ago on sunday, hours after they have been lost, detected sounds consistent with an implosion. now congressman dan crenshaw is calling for more investigation of the search and the company behind the submersible ocean

gate. in focus now, one of the reporters that broke the story. first question, when did the navy again listening to that particular spot? that area? >> the navy won't say when they started listening to it, but according to navy officials it was around the same time that the sub lost communications with the surface is when they detected the sound of what they now know is the implosion. >> i know they don't want to tell us when they started listening because if they were listening before, we know what their job is. they won't give us a detail on that, but sunday for the sound of the implosion, is that correct? >> that's correct, yeah. the navy won't even say which system detected the sounds, but we do know through, i mean, publicly available information that there is an under water hydrophone system that has been in place since the end of world war two to detect the approach

of enemy sub marines and that is a likely candidate. >> we don't want to give the enemy any kind of a tip. >> when did the navy report? >> they told the coast guard who is in charge of the search operations as soon as they knew that they heard the sound which was, again, turned out to be the implosion. so the command -- the comment command, or the coast guard, they knew around the same time on sunday according to the u.s. navy. >> when were the beefed up assets for the area deployed. there were some, you know, i'm sure you were hearing it too. you're covering the story, they were getting everything -- you have multiple countries involved, can they get there faster, if they thought an implosion happened why didn't they beef up stuff immediately. >> well, the navy says there was

no slow down of any of the mission because of the notice of implosion. so they neither slowed anything down getting there, and they could not speed anything up. apparently from what i have heard, things proceeded the way they would have no matter what. and one question that came up is that if the navy detected this implosion on sunday, why did the search and rescue continue a pace for so long. and the answer to that is, well, there is a couple things. one is that there is no way to be certain when something like that happens. when you hear that sound, that it was that sub. there is a lot of stuff happening under water that gets picked up. if there is just the most remote outside chance that that crew was alive, then the search and rescue operations are going to proceed at pace, right? and the other reason is that the coastguard wanted to get visual

confirmation of the wreckage. that's what they did and that's when they announced it. >> one last important point, i think, is that at least late tuesday or early wednesday, assets were intut place because they were going toward where the underwater noises were. that must have been important to know what those were. what were those under water noises or were they the original implosion. >> the navy has not clarified all of the various noises that were heard, but there is a lot of noises that come from the sea. there is a lot of submersibles down there. folks, secret stuff from other countries, science stuff, the titanic itself makes noises. things make noise. there is a lot of bad signal, i guess, at the end of the day that you have to sort through. so there is a lot of, even in something that is as well tuned as the navy system and other

country's systems, there are still a lot of art that goes with the science of listening un underwater. >> i really appreciate your reporting. do you think there should be a federal investigation based on the job that you have done. >> i don't have an opinion on that, but what i think is that there will be investigations on this, and they will come from a number of entities i suspect. >> i look forward to talking with you the next time you are reporting. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> do parents have the right to be told if their own child decides to change their gender identity? that question is at the heart of a lawsuit filed by the new jersey attorney general against three school districts. plus the government giving the go ahead to produce and sell chicken grown in a lab.

>> we harvest the sells and we can make it into any meat product that you love. it can be pretty much anything that you can think of. >> whoa. okay. would you eat the chicken that was made from a lab from animal cells fermented in a tank? amy chen is next.

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u.s. regulators have given the greenlight for two california companies to produce and sell chicken made from animal cells. the grown or cultured meat will not be on shelves yet but they're partnering with a h handful of restaurants right now. it would also mean more expensive and it cannot be produced on the same scale as real chicken. so if you love the stuff, it's going to cost you more and it

may be harder to find. california based upside foods says it can produce around 50,000 pounds of lab grown meat a year. they produce 44 billion pounds in 2019. i mean, you're going to have to catch a chicken. >> reactions to lab grown chicken have been mixed. one person tweeted, because i put this on my twitter and asked the question would you eat it? absolutely not, that is completely disgusting. another said bring it. let the public decide. sounds cleaner than chicken farms. they may be on to something. a third person wrote frankenchicken. amy chen is here, i'm so excited to have you here. you heard from the fda and now you heard from the department of agriculture, what does that mean in the process that you're going after? >> thank you for having me on today. it is a historic week. with our usda approval it means

that the fda and the usda, the key regulators of food in the u.s. have deemed that our product is chicken, meat, and safe and of high quality. we're very, very excited that this also means we're cleared to sell. >> how fast will we see this in fraudulents and furthering it out, possibly, to grocery store shelves? what's the goal? >> the goal is to start being able to give consumers a taste of the future very soon. we're running a contest now for consumers to be among the first to try it. when we launch here in the bay area in the next couple weeks to months. >> just tell me how you do it. because i mean, you saw frankenchicken was one of the tweets there. how do you get the chicken cells and make it taste like chicken. >> the process is pretty simple. so you start by selecting the cells and in our case we have taken them from a fertilized

egg, a population of cells, the ones that will taste the best and grow wul and you put them in a cultivator. small scale to larger scale ones, the one behind me is our innovation production center in the bay area. then you feed the cells. normally inside of an animal's body they get nutrients, vitamins when a chicken or cow eats grass, corn, or feed. we simply give the same nutrients to the cells. we allow them do what chicken cells like to do, grow, multiply -- >> how long does it take? >> one to three weeks. ultimately when they're ready to harvest you harvest them and formulate them into a food. >> how does that compare into the process that yielded 44 million pounds of chicken and you can only give 50,000 for the two companies thus far.

>> it is a starting point here. it takes a few weeks to grow chicken, beach, or lobster. it can take weeks, months, or years to do that -- >> you mean nature? >> yeah, it doesn't resemble exactly what you think of, but it will take time. >> what about the money. >> i mean, chick season one of the cheaper meats that people eat. i'm seeing numbers showing that it will be expensive, what about people in low income families? >> it will take time, like things like e electric vehicles -- >> what do people eat that is commensurate? >> there is a whole range of products.

and we'll continue to work to scale and as we scale the price will come down. >> do you think we'll reach a point like the netherlands where the government bought out the farms and they were replaced with all sorts of products like what you're talking about? >> you know, i think what i'm interested in is that consumers are more aware today that the impact of their choices, like what they eat, and what they have on the environment. we have a disproportionate and devastating impact on water and land and gases. meanwhile we continue to love meat and we're slaughtering 70 million animals a year and the math doesn't work. this is an exciting option for the future. >> how much of the cell generated chicken are you eating these days? >> it's just been approved so we're regularly doing development. >> you didn't sneak any in the lab? >> nuggets are always good with ketchup. now i have to, i don't know ifly try it, i guess i will try

anything. i tried alligator and that tasted like a little seafoody chicken. thank you for being in focus today and teaching us about this. i don't know if you're on social media, but a lot of people don't want to try chicken grown in a lab. >> there is also a lot who are excited. i'm excited for people to taste the future. thanks for having me on today. >> thank you, amy, good to see you. >> new jersey's attorney general is suing three school districts after adopting policies to notify parents if their child is showing signs of changing their gender identity. the district's measures put transgender children at risk. >> hey, matthew plaquen says it is discrimination if parents are told about gender identities of students. but parents in middletown voiced their opinions this week.

>> my children belong to me and no one else. >> i think teachers are there to teach. not there advocating policies on kids. >> you need to listen to transpeople and transgender students. it's not your place to decide whether or not someone is safe at home or not. it is up to us. >> so attorney general planken filed lawsuits against three districts this week. he says the policies will harm our kids and impose severe risk to their safety. some parents and activists showed support for his challenge. take a look at this. >> save trans kids! save trans kids! >> this was outside of a school board meeting in middletown. you hear the parents right there. a lawyer respecting the township

schoolboard says parents have the right to know about their child's identity. it is our position that keeping parents in the dark about important issues involving their children is counter intuitive to u.s. supreme court case law that says parents have a constitutional right to direct and control the upbringing of their children. now they say they expect a decision in the next 30 days about a requested injunction. the attorney general wants to block the changes from being implemented and the case will likely go before an administrative court in the next few months. >> this topic heats up more and more every day. we have a president in joe biden that wants to have our children. he says the children belong to the government. nate, i'm glad you're on it. thank you. the remember field growing to 12 strong for those most high pro file above 1%. some have said that could help

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>> ron desantis, mike pence, just a few of the names at the freedom coalition today. they are hoping to win over the influential voting block there. this comes after will heard has come in yesterday. the field is large and it could benefit former president donald trump who still holds a sizable lead. but that lead did shrink a bit. after his indictment on 37

counts this month. but desantis's support is up from 16% in april. lee carter, a pollster, my election night friend, is here. tell me what you make of, and i notice from your notes, you're looking at everybody above 2%, right? which cuts that list in half? >> it does, i think it is hard to make sense of anyone not breaking the 2% mark. i like to look at considerations. some are not breaking in the polls. >> so tim scott is at 3.8% in the polls. not much to look at there, but he has gone from 10% 2to 22%. are they breaking through it all? are people hearing from them? people are interesting to look at because when you look at the

averages there is not a lot of movement. the average is 51.9. desantis is about 21.1. donald trump is getting consideration because of the indictment, a lot of people are saying it seems unfair and rigged. so they were more likely to give him a chance. ron desantis is becoming less likable in the last month. >> why? >> i'm not sure that it is broken through enough. a lot of people thought it would be trump without the chaos and there is a lot of chaos. i do think there is something else underneath all of this that is interesting. recently in looking at what is happening with joe biden and

hunter biden, 70% of american say the system is rigged to advantage the rich powerful and elite class. 60% want a leader to take the country back from the rich, powerful, and the elite. despite the fact that donald trump is rich and powerful, they think of him as ruling class. they're looking for a fighter. >> a fighter for them and you know i still think that a big moment in the lead up to 2024 has been and may always be, depending on whether or not you saw that video with the former president on the ground, going to the site where the current president would not go? you have to get through the primary first? you still have 59% after the second indictment. you're doing the things that people feel like you're willing to fight for them nap is such an interesting concept? >> i think that is what that is

all about. looking at other polling that i think is fascinating is only four in ten americans trust the systems of government right now. they feel like the government is working against them. they are worried about freedoms and corruption, and they're worried about all of these things and they want someone to come and shake things up. >> look at the hunter biden thing that just broke. and so one of the things that i'm looking at, and i think why donald trump maintains his lead is he seems like the kind of guy that doesn't care enough that he will go shake things up again. so the other candidates will really have to be able to show and demonstrate that they will do that. ron desantis is making an effort with his lawsuits, but he is not getting across the love for people, or the love for his people as donald trump does. i think tim scott is showing an alternative passion and he comes across as a fighter.

so i think he is getting more consideration as well. chris christie is a fighter, setting agenda items, and we're not seeing that translate to people saying if the vote was tomorrow i would vote for them. >> you got to see that fighting spirit, and we have not talked about the vice president under donald trump, mike pence. >> he is having a steady increase, but it is about that. it is early and with everything that falls thank you , your honored i think he is a safe bet for folks. >> nickie hailey? >> she flattened, outside. tim scott is neck and neck with her. they're 3.8 and 3.6. she has been at a longer. but that doesn't -- the race is long, and it is only -- at this

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