country. as we do that we stay laser focused. we, when we enter there was protestors all around. the philadelphia police department has been fabulous to make sure we're safe. they were out in force to make sure we were safe from vandals. they defaced an engraving at the museum of washington crossing the delaware. >> i'm glad they're afraid of you. the collective action problem that parents have always had is getting resoevered by your organization, thank you so much, you're doing fabulous work. >> thank you, rachel. the second hour of "fox and friends" starts now. ♪

♪ just like a htidal wave ♪ >> that is the outside of the building, and that is the band skillet. people are wrapped up around the place. not only do we feed you like it is the afternoon, we pretend you have a game and we give you cutting edge turf in case you fall. >> they roll it up and they put it in the garage next door. >> my brother donated it here. >> i thought that was the stuff we had like 25 years ago if is turf tech. we wore the other stuff out. >> what do they call it when they take you --

>> what? >> crowd surf. >> we're going to see brian crowd surf. >> i know people that get crowd surfed and people grab you, you know? while they pass you they're grabbing. you have to be aware of the people making that possible. >> if you're going to surf us, promise not to grab us. >> we're not going to do it. listen one of the great things about fridays in the summer is we have barbecue for breakfast and look at that. this is a rib barbecue rib bouquet, courtesy of our friends, who are in front of the building and guys the folks are about ready to start eating. >> what's up, guys? how are you doing? >> so, the bouquet is for the

ladies, sorry steve and brian. i think it is time for us toy think about gathering around the grill for the 4th of july this weekend. if you want some of these recipes, go to our website and check them out. >> we have a smoke and sered spare rib. and this recipe is on the instagram and facebook. and we're the only morning show with barbecue. if you're not down here eating barbecue and listening to skillet at 6:00 in the morning -- >> and the sought on your ribs is the sweet heat by lanes and the pineapple chipotle. it is so good.

>> i just had a bite of the saw, it's fantastic. >> we have one of your smokers at home as you know, and -- >> i do, too. >> and go to masterbuilt.com when we're looking for barbecue recipes. >> and carly we kent in the little taco especially for miss carly. >> come on out. cheers. cheers. >> thank you. >> i love that they're giving the tacos to the new mom and not to the mexican on the show. >> oh! >> i'm going to serve you nine tacos tomorrow. >> would you rather have a ribs? >> both. >> tomorrow we're doing this recipe tomorrow morning with you. >> bring some floss. okay. >> see you guys.

>> meanwhile all eyes on the supreme court justices will rule on the remaining cases before the summer recess including a decision on the president biden student loan forgiveness program. the white house bracing for a decision one day after biden described the high court as not normal. mark, the president was queried. has the court gone rogue? >> he certainly gave his opinion, steve, where he thinks the u.s. supreme circuit court going, and president biden and the rest of the court will learn if the student loan forgiveness plan is legal or not. it comes after a major ruling. on thursday the supreme court saying colleges cannot use race as a factor in their admissions. the conservative majority saying

race and violates the constitution. in the future the universities wishing to discriminate on race must justify a compelling state interest. we also heard from judge brown-jackson and said let them eat cake obliviousness, they announce color blindness for all by legal fiat. separately the court also ruling unanimously in favor of a postal worker in pennsylvania that was seeking a religious exception from working on sundays. the judge ruled they should be granted as it limits exceptions.

>> after awhile, they mandated it for everyone. it was so amazing to see a 9-0 decision in our favor. i was just so glad to see it was unanimous that the conservative justices and the liberal justices came together to agree that it is important to protect religious freedom. >> a colorado web designer says she is an artist and she should not be forced to design website that's go against her religious beliefs. president biden was asked about his thoughts on it, and he said in his opinion "this is not a normal court." >> mark, regarding one of the upcoming cases and the student debt forgiveness, you to figure if the supreme court says you can't do it, it is because it is essentially half a trillion dollars and you need congress to

approve it and they used the information of the hero's act that was for military members to apply to everybody across the board and that's not why that bill was written. >> right and the white house had been facing questions for months before today's decision about what kind of authority the president would have to do this. he hinted that he didn't know if he had legal authority, but the white house said they were putting it out for the court to decide. see see if there are any surprising coming out, but i imagine that the white house has a press release ready to go on this. >> let's talk about affirmative action and now will be in our rearview mirror. they made it clear that it doesn't matter if you're harvard or any other college you can look at somebody's whole application, the grades are good, the s.a.t.s are okay, but

the personal story is fantastic, i like it. you can write about being a minority. you can write about parents and the triplations of a parent passing away and how you had to get a job in between. no one is stopping you from telling your personal story, and for a college like harvard to choose to pick you but it should not be a mandate where a certain amount of black, asian, or whites, they thought that was fundamentally wrong. she expects 25 years from when she said that, that racial preferences will no longer be necessary in america. are we at that place? i feel we're at that place. many people at other networks don't. >> it wasn't just harvard, it was the university of north carolina. they used race as a key to admission to diversity and to address past wrongs. the question before the judges

is "is that fair"? this particular decision with affirmative action wound up denying admission to asian american students despite the fact that they had better grades and standardized test scores as well. when we had alex in the chair he said ultimately it's not fair, watch. >> i think america fundamentally is not particularly a demography but an ideal. and the ideals are equality on the basis of race. and that success is possible through the magic of i guess. i think that yesterday's ruling affirms these fundamental american values and makes our country better. now we can't judge applicants by their race. when you view us fist and foremost by the box we check off

for what race we are, of course i think that is problematic. that is not fair or equal. >> it is interesting to see some of the critics of this opinion coming out on, against, clarence thomas saying here is a guy that benefitted from affirmative action. he would not be there if it wasn't for this and now he is against it and this is precisely the problem, right? there is an assumption that he got through the court through affirmative action. i talked to my daughter that went to the computer of chicago and she says that her and other minority students get that look like you got in because of that. i think that minorities want to get in based on their merritt -- merit. i mentioned this in the interview that we had is that i think this is an opportunity to see what are the root props for why there is such an achievement

gap when it comes to merit based tests like the sat score. we can look at the pup lick schools and say what are they doing wrong? how are they not serving these populations. this is an opportunity to do that. >>. >> absolutely, and i think we have an important look at a few years ago when celebrities were getting into these elite schools. some went to jail because of it. you see a celebrity, they had their own sitcom. they were scamming the system, but i saw african-americans on campus saying now celebrities will know how we feel. people think we got here because of affirmative action. it is a near perfect sat score.

i think it is just for the better. >> i think it is actually in sports. they don't look at color, they look at performance and you know, that should be an example for all of us. >> sure. in the meanwhile, fourth of july next week, and we know lee greenwood is proud to be an american, but what about you. gallup has come out with their latest finding and they asking this question since 2001. unfortunately last year was the lowest rating in history. only 38% of americans said it, but you have to wonder to yourself why exactly are americans not as proud as we used to be back just not that long ago, the number was much higher. and the majority of americans

said they're very proud. and i think we have a generation you talk so much about this, brian with our country and our founding and so many of our heros that are the founders of our country have been denigrated. >> so how about this as we expand on that poll, are america's best days behind us or ahead of us? 48% said ahead of us. so i also think, too, and by the way look at that number. 63% were optimistic. this was totally i think cyclical in a way, but i think

that you have a fundamental responsibility to go out of your way to understand how special the country is. and you can educate yourself right now. i find it hard to believe that you can back your team. but you can say wow, i don't like the way -- i don't like the president or the direction of the country or the supreme court. how could you not love the country and not see within that maybe you disagree with the direction at the time? and i just fundamentally, i don't know where we got off track like this. >> asking about the demographics, who do you think is the most -- >> well -- republicans?

fox viewers. the most proud, republicans over 55. >> i believe that. >> the at least proud demographic, democrats between the ages of 18 and 34. >> and this has huge implications. think about our military. who would want to die for a country that you don't love. >> it is a volunteer system. >> exactly. >> we have the most, to your point, about fox viewers we have the most patriotic so we're going to end on a positive note and ask you what is your favorite thing about america? you can e-mail us, if you want to see why many americans are not as patriotic as they used to be -- >> i want to add, i went back and looked at what our founding fathers thought of the country and they thought we have to go out of the way for our past, and they also said avoid national debt. so we're not doing a great job

on that last one. and we're not doing great on education but it is correctable so let's correct it. >> if we want the new generation to know about it we have to put it on instagram or tiktok. that's the only way they will figure it out. >> that's your next thing? >> tiktok? i don't think so, i'll just call china directly and ask them to put it on. >> good morning to you. i have headlines with a wind storm notching up to 100 miles per hour. leaving a trail of destruction. this is heavy rain in hail pelted parts of cold. storms are expected to rage into the weekend and 4th of july celebrations could end in a wash out, hopefully not. >> talk about a bad bet. three nfl players are indefinitely suspended after the league says they were caught gambling on games last season.

former player erik coleman shared his thoughts. >> they have to reeducate the current players and let them know that this is not allowed. to bet on nfl games and to bet on your own team, it is the ultimate disrespect. >> the player who is are out indefinitely can petition for reinstatement when the 2023 season ends. those are your headlines, guys. not good. >> two got caught right away. >> i had genuine concern of barbecue sauce on my mouth while i was reading headlines because i didn't check. meanwhile, a new home. a satellite image showing a mercenary group built up in belarus. we have more on what it means in the war and for the war. >> and the president is selling bidenomics but americans are not

buying it. thousands more that households could pay if biden wins reelection. and on this friday we want to wish a happy retirement to our long time tech manager don persudy. congratulations, great job, guys. >> great job.

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was empty less than a week ago. that build up happening the same day that russian military says the leader arrived in belarus days after the reported plan to capture russian military leaders failed. here with insight, general jack keen. you can always go to the institute study to find out what is happening with this war. so as belarus gets built up, is he out of this war effort? >> i don't think we know that yet. what is supposed to happen, the announcement was made that they were going to take tanks, airplanes, and artillery pieces. if that is the case their role would be very limited without that advanced equipment. secondly we do know that the decisions have been made about vaugner has an extension of the policy. no operations in syria.

they have been told that with vaugner. however in case they were told they are still there they will still operate. they are still part of the putin foreign policy that has been successful in africa. as a matter of fact the french have withdrawn. but when it comes to the war in ukraine, i don't think we can forecast yet are they going to have a future role. their role would be greatly diminished. if they're able to keep it and they have a base there, possibly the decision has not been made yet on what role they will play. >> a couple things are happening now. vladimir putin is being criticized by these russian websites. they're critical of the way they acted. they're critical on the act of aggression, the people part of this would be coup or overthrow.

they were associated very much with vaugner who seems to have disappeared. what is happening in the kremlin? >> certainly the reason why they didn't make it all of the way to moscow, one of the reasons, is that the people he had -- he was depending on to come to his assistance, particularly military generals and their forces, didn't happen which is the major reason while most coups fail. we saw it with all of the elites and some of the military was going to come to his assistance and that coup failed dramatically. people get cold feet at the last minute. those that we identified as being a cohort because they operate in syria together, and he was likely going to come to his assistance, but very shortly

after the rebelian began, he came out and made a statement to condemn it, and i think that stopped him from having any amount of success in moscow. >> a lot of people getting impatient with the pace of the counter insurgency. they're saying show some patience. do you think they're still on course? is their plan still viable. >> very much so. they're steady but slow progpro progress. obviously if they have air power they will be operating without it. they have an advantage at night because all of the western equipment being given to them have night sights. they have an advantage over the russians there. in the daytime the russians are able to see them and they can bring their attack helicopters and fighter craft and the

ukrainians are very opposed. most of us didn't realize what was happening for weeks. we know because this offense has been so anticipated that everybody's monitoring it in the early satages and it is getting more exposure. we need to have patience and make certain they're getting all of the equipment that has been promised to them for ammunition. and so anything to do to accelerate the f-16s and others getting into the country. it won't matter in this offensive campaign but it will certainly matter in latter one that's are coming. >> the longer we wait the more civilians get killed and the more hospitals that get blown up, thank you, general jack. >> thank you, team. >> coming up at 1:00, gary sinesse talking about building

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pick up their album, john, good morning to you. >> great to be back, good to see you. >> great to have you as well. >> i was looking into your background, the last job you had was the janitor at your church. >> that is right. >> how did that wind up going from there to here? >> it is the same thing. it's all about hard work. if you learn to work hard at whatever first job you have and you kill it and you crush it, you'll keep climbing up, music is the same way. music is hard to break into. especially when you're a band like skillet that goes against the grain a lot. it is usually sex, drugs, and rock and roll, and i said i don't want the sex and drugs, just the rock and roll. >> it's about making people feel good, but you have a very good message that lately, we talked about some of the moments that

have really inspired you to be more vocal, but you're encouraging the people that listen to your music as christians to be more vocal. to talk about their faith, and to claim their space in the public square. >> absolutely. that is part of our american heritage. it is very difficult to see american history without christianity. it is impossible, i would say, but tals is rock and roll. rock and roll is about saying something that i believe and it doesn't matter what other people think about it. it's my moment to say that what i know is true, how i feel, or i had a good day or a bad day, and it brings people together. we'll see all of these people out here. some will be left, right, religion, not religion. we don't know who they vote for and we don't care. we're going to rock out together. >> let me ask you a question and don't pull any punches, could i

pull off that outfit? the pants, too? >> can we vote? >> i don't know if you could or not, but you could write a book, write a really sweet new book -- >> i wish i could. >> the other thing is choosing heavy metal to mix that message. i hear that in country but i don't see it as much in your form. did you just feel like this is your best message? >> some people will think it is silly, but rock music makes you want to rock out, drive faster, play football, turn on metal. it was that feeling that got me. and then i said yeah, but it's not about the sex and the drugs, it's about that feeling. i believe that music was created so that question glorify the creator, so why not quite songs

about the postimportant thing in live. so many young people are committing suicide, they're depressed. >> the way you're driving it, i don't look at it as hard rock or heavy metal, i look at it because it is like a workout, it is cardio christian. >> we just made up something new. i want 10% of that because i was here. >> you can have 100%. >> listen, the new project is called dominion day of destiny. >> did you bring your instruments? >> of course. >> we love your energy. thanks for coming. i can't think of a more important thing to do with your talent. >> thank you. >> and cardio christian starting in 22.5 days.

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welcome back to "fox and friends." a new report published by the committee to unleash prosperity revealed how costly the biden regulations are so far. it is costing americans $10,000 per household. a third of the regulations are rooted in the automobile and fuel economy and emission standards. when projecting for eight years the report estimates that former president trump would have saved americans $21,000 per household while biden is expected to cost

americans $60,000. here is the author of that report, an economics professor from chicago, casey mulligan. thank you for joining us this morning. i appreciate it. let's talk about how regulations cost americans and is it mostly energy and automobile as we mentioned before? how is that costing us? >> well, the environmental regulations get a lot of press. those automobile regulations are a big deal and there is more coming adding thousands of dollars to the price of a new car. but actually there is a lot more regulations that are more boring about business, various types of business, health care business, telecommunication business. these are adding to our internet bills, our banking fees, and prescription drug costs, etc. when you add all of the thousands of regulations

together, you're getting something that is very noticeable and impactful for every day people. >> they're kind of like the regulations that we don't even notice happening and then we add them up and they really take a punch oven our budget. some of the things we have been talking a lot about are dishwashers and washing machines. they cost more and then they don't work as well. that is also a problem. you talked a little in your report about excess debts being part of this picture, explain that. >> well, you know, biden was talking about his economy. and he is mad at us that we don't realize how great it is, but we have a real human capital crisis right now. workers are not able to be as productive as they used to be. we see it at the school level. the kids are not learning. wages are not keeping up with inflation, and then a lot of

people are dieing and not from covid, but from more than normal deaths. traffic accidents, diabetes, heart attacks. i could go on and on. this is across the board human capital crisis like we have not seen for decades. and that is hurting our economy and it hurts regular people and their every day lives. >> i don't think there has been enough attention put on excess deaths and understanding what is it and how it affects productivity. >> we're coming up on a presidential election. we're seeing these numbers and it is astounding. saving $21,000 versus costing you an additional $60,000 over i think you said an eight-year period. what can say a trump or gop presidency with the principals, can they turn this around? and how long would that take according to some of your

models? >> you know, it doesn't take long. president trump did something first thing that ever happened in american history, he had a budget for the regulators. no businessman can just go out and november give their managers a budget. we saw amazing results from that. they were cutting out unneeded regulations and putting in new ones they felt were needed. >> a think a lot of people are missing that common sense that comes from someone seeped in that business mind-set and i think it is really reassuring to hear from you that things could turn around quickly. thank you so much. we appreciate your report. it is depressing been you gave us a ray of hope, so thank you so much. >> brian?

>> he is going to say goodbye a little later? thanks so much. let's do some headlines, kelsey ballerini getting hit in the face by a brailt. the singer quickly turned away from the audience, left the stage for awhile, she came back and finished the show. hope she is okay. >> and siracha fans are seeing red. bottles of the hot sauce are going for $70 a pop. nobody wants to grow them, but there is a water shortage in mexico that adds to it. there is a glimmer of hope. limited production has resumed. might want to try sal is a. >> now to an all-star highlight game. the great lakes summer league jack porter going viral after

making this home run robbing grab. he flips over the fence and lands hard on a metal bench. he bounces back to his feet with the ball in his glove. now this coming up, thousands of americans stranded thanks to a week long travel nightmare. it is not over yet. what you need to know before the holiday weekend. lowe's knows the best appliances are the ones that blend in. it's why we carry the new whirlpool over the range microwave. designed to fit flush within your cabinets for a custom look, exclusive to whirlpool. and now, buy more save more, up to an additional $1,000. so many hotels. ah! ah! ah! trouble booking the family vacay? come on. comfort has free hot breakfast for the whole fam. they have waffles! and splendid pools.

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all right, back with a fox weather alert. millions of americans across the midwest hit by severe thunderstorms yesterday. some storms with wind gusts up to 100 miles per hour. the system leaving behind a trail of destruction across a number of states including, as you can see there, illinois. in denver, colorado, the streets turning into rivers after getting pounded with rain and hail. let's look at that ahead of the 4th of july weekend. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean with a lot to talk about. >> look at the storm reports that we had yesterday across the

plain states. plenty of storm damage and this is the weather pattern for the next couple days. you have the area of high pressure that brought the warm, humid, and dangerous temperatures. and then those storms track around that area of low pressure and that is the risk that we return today and tomorrow. across the plain states and the ohio river valley. then we're tracking the smoke. not as concentrated as the last few days but we will still feel and smell the potential of that wildfire smoke. air quality alerts for sections of the great lakes down to the northeast looking at the forecast today, hot temperatures remain spreading eastward and for parts of california we have heat alerts and there is your 4th of july forecast for now. storms in the ohio valley, also

sections of new england and the rockies. we'll keep you up to date. fox weather.com is your app for your latest details. speaking of the weather with thousands of flights delaid or canceled ahead of the fourth of july weekend, millions of americans are still travelling. we have the best tips to deal with the chaos. >> good morning. >> it's been a nightmare at america's airports in the last couple weeks. >> it has been a nightmare. as you see the thunderstorms, wildfires, and a holiday weekend coming up. that is already busy and we have all of the other factors. it will be a very busy holiday weekend to say the least. >> absolutely and i was reading on the op-ed page of the "wall street journal." scott kirby is blaming the

weather and the faa because they don't have enough people and also their technology is old. and so, you know, when push comes to shove people end up waiting in the terminal for a plane. >> the technology is behind nap is just a fact. we also have, like you said, staff shortages. we're dealing with a very busy weekend and we have to just be prepared as travelers and americans traveling. we want to travel again but we have all of the factors that we have to think about and be prepared to deal with. but yeah, the faa -- >> so for some of your tips, get to the airport three or four hours before you take off. make your personal item count, you're only getting one. bring back up water and food for your family. my son is travelling with their baby, and my wife said yesterday make sure you get plenty of water in the terminal in case you have to make like $75

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