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♪ >> that will wake you up. good morning, 8:00, top of the hour. that is skillet performing as the concert series continueings. the line to see skillet wrapping around the building. >> brian: they are not here for

the food, even though the food is great. >> rachel: that is about skillet. we had a great interview with him earlier. >> steve: he was so into it and gyrating up and down. new definition of cardio-christian. >> rachel: that is his wife on the guitar, john's wife. amazing, loving it out there. >> steve: we will dip in and out of their concert all morning long, go to fox nation and check in on skillet. >> rachel: they have tour dates you can check out. all eyes on the supreme court this morning. justices will rule on more cases before the summer recess, including the president's student loan forgiveness plan.

>> steve: one day after joe biden described the high court as "not normal." >> brian: most normal person we can talk to is mark meridith at the white house. >> do we get to start our summer recess? >> steve: i know too much about mark. >> not the fox way. president biden is making it clear, he's not a fan of the supreme court these days. on thursday, he said this is not a normal court. supreme court ruled affirmative action in college admissions not constitutional. the blowback from the white house and top democrats is not surprising. we heard from justices on the bench. universities wishes to

discriminate must articulate a state interest based on concrete evidence. we heard from supreme justice brown, let them eat cake, deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life. the court ruling in favor of postal worker who was seeking a religious exemption from working on sunday. in the past, there just had to be minimal disruption. >> in 2016, they started talking about amazon delivery on sunday and they found a way for it to work. after a while, it was mandated for everybody.

so glad to see it was unanimous, conservative and liberal justices came together and agreed it is important to protect religious proim in america. >> final decisions will include the student loan forgiveness plan and whether it is legal and a colorado case where an art does not feel she should be forced to design if it goes against her beliefs. we are not sure if the president will weigh in on the president's student lone plan. we will see if he has anything to say when the student loan comes down. we will get reaction from both sides. >> steve: mark, yesterday the president was on the channel across the street and asked about packing the court in light of what happened yesterday.

sounds like he's not a fan of it. >> the white house said that is not something they will pursue. this will be an issue in the campaign. this is why they feel they need congressional majority, not to mention the white house. >> rachel: has been interesting to see reaction on the decision regarding affirmative action, most interesting, elizabeth warren has weighed in, she faked being native american and gamed the system to take advantage of affirmative action and advance her career put out a statement saying more mumbo jumbo, calling the supreme court extremist

supreme court and now pretending to care about justice. >> brian: are we at a point in america, where we can judge people by the type of student they would be at the institution they apply? the answer is yes, i don't need the level playing field tilted my direction, i can compete, my grades and esa will get it done. the court went on to believe in more of a meritocracy. we have gotten to the point where everyone has best we can to equal chance. >> steve: mark talked about packing the court and said that will be an issue in the run-up to the presidential campaign in 2024. affirmative action, very big and

student loan thing is very big and roe v. wade which happened last time, will be gigantic vote mover. >> brian: and bidenomics, too. >> rachel: we were calling it last segment. these issues in the supreme court, important decisions made recently will put into focus how important the president is. donald trump can't take a lot of credit. if you like roe v. wade being overturned then you have donald trump to thank for that. >> brian: and mitch mcconnell. >> rachel: no question, mitch mcconnell. we would have merrick garland on the supreme court if not for mitch mcconnell. maybe the only good thing mitch mcconnell ever done. >> steve: you mention bidenomics, out of nowhere, it was announced msnbc would get an

exclusive interview with the president of the united states yesterday afternoon temperature tied up the traffic significantly, because they wanted him to talk about bidenomics. not one question, according to jacqui heinrich was asked about bidenomics. >> rachel: we just talk the about it last segment, americans would safe $21,000, under joe biden regulations, it will cost american families $60,000, of course he doesn't want to talk about it. >> brian: strange thing. >> steve: he should be asked about it. >> brian: 33% of americans think the economy is good, the president's economy. not so much if you listen to hunter question or wanted questions about bidenomics, to make the president talk about

it, you were frustrated because it didn't come up. nicole wallace did say goodbye, let's relive that moment. >> president biden: whether they voted for me or not. >> and ones that run on them. thank you. >> thank you. i appreciate it. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> don't go anywhere, exciting day around here. >> steve: just so, it is like where is he going? apparently there was no easter bunny to tell him where to go. live tv, anything can happen. i can't tell you many times we have been doing interviews and say thank you for coming in and they get up and start to walk off. we will grab their hand and say, stay for just a minute. maybe joe thought it was a tape

and he could go on his way. it looks like he is president oblivious. headline, biden awkwardly walks off msnbc seat while still on the air. >> rachel: i think they want us to talk about his awkward exit and the topic is hunter biden. he was not asks about hunter. the hunter scandal is not about hunter, it is about joe biden. they don't want that connection. one thing that came up, hunter has officially disowned his own child, the daughter of london, his old girlfriend, who he claimed he didn't know. >> brian: they were living together. >> rachel: andy shoo was on his payroll, like other exotic dancers and hookers. >> brian: she had secretarial skills? >> rachel: he was deducting

it -- >> brian: does he have an accountant? does he do turbo tax? is there a column for hookers? >> steve: you just have to be truthful. the mother of his child testified in the hunter biden tax case, which a federal judge in delaware has to approve, although she could say i don't like this deal, i will not allow it to go forward. the people who say, he is getting a sweetheart deal, maybe will pug the plug. the baby, navy, will wind up with reduced child support settlement from $20,000 to $5000. but here is the deal, his artwork, when they sell them, they have to give the girlfriend and baby the money.

the baby will wind up, who is four, with one work of art. >> brian: he just started painting, had a bunch of shows and blows it through a straw. >> steve: the paint. >> brian: blows paint through the straw. you detected did. did she accept this deal because someone will walk up who is a fan of hunter biden and say i have to have this hunter biden original and give an exosh nant amount of money and is it way for her to get paid and he might not have any cash anymore, because the millions he got is gone. >> rachel: this is a terrible deal for london and mostly for little navy roberts, she should be navy biden. the whole family has basically disowned this little child, it

is a sad statement, especially from a family where jill biden wrote a book about grandkids and now she is pretending this child doesn't exist. >> rachel: they didn't include navy with the stockings hung at the white house, even the dog was. >> steve: this is part of the settlement. nbc has a report about joe biden, apparently the president said, president joe biden made it clear to closest aides in no uncertain terms, he will reject any political advice if they try to limit his son's public visibility and he doesn't want to hear such discussion. one source called it hands off my family, which is something

we've heard for a long time. >> brian: little late. >> rachel: i'm going to keep hunter biden by my side, a lot of media such as anna navarro say this is a father's love. joe biden is afraid hunter will go rogue, he has to keep him nice and close. this is not a story of love, this is story of family corruption. if you love your son, you don't have him become the point man on a crime scheme we're uncovering now. this is not about love, it is about fear, he is afraid of his son going rogue and bringing this whole enterprise down. >> brian: a lot of transcripts and interviews, we'll get to the bottom of a lot of what was going on. david weiss seems to be stopped,

but nobody stopping the oversight committee. how fascinating that tony bobulinski offered insight to the investigators into hunter biden and they never got back to him. if you want to get to the bottom of it, go to the business man who put the deal together. >> steve: one thing about hunter and joe biden, hard to limit exposure to joe biden if hunter is living at the white house. some people think he lives at the white house. >> rachel: he pays the bills at another home of joe biden. >> steve: maybe paying with artwork. >> rachel: very shady. >> brian: somebody not shady. >> rachel: somebody not shady is carley shimkus. >> carley: i appreciate it?

president of france and the country's prime minister holding a meeting. 240 police officers have been injured, protesters are lighting cars on fire and shooting off fireworks, leading to 600 arrests. it began on tuesday after a 17 year old boy was shot dead by a policeman. the policeman has been arrested. madonna, too sick to get out of bed is you have issering from effects of a bacterial infection. the pop icon returned home yesterday after spending several days in icu. the tour is postponed. independence day is around the corner, new gallup poll shows extreme pride is near record low

at just 39%. and 48% of voters say their best days are behind us. last hour we asked viewers their favorite thing about america to put a positive thing on this. we came all together on the 4th of july as a country, indivisible under god, keep god first. martha says, i'm 76, will always love the freedom of religion without fear employees gerald says, i love my country, served 46 years to protect her. those comments are wonderful. >> steve: indeed, keep them coming. it is friday, thatten moos geraldo rivera is here with a big announcement, you'll hear from mr. rivera coming up. >> rachel: first skillet rocks

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>> rachel: it is truly an honor to be here today, there is no denying that he is a tv legend. >> steve: absolutely, geraldo rivera has been on television for 50 years and he joins us on this friday with a big personal announcement. >> geraldo: i feel so prekept already that display so impressive. i am leaving fox, my dear friends, i was fired from "the five," i might as well resign totally and re quit totally.

i want to leave not thinking about those things, but how wonderful everyone has been over last 23 years. we've shared so many experiences, car, iraq, somalia. >> steve: that is how it started with 9/11. >> geraldo: with 9/11, i came here, i had a great show on cnbc, but they wouldn't let me go to war. our boss here had been my boss at cnbc, i want you to work as a war correspondent. the war killed dads in my kid's grade school, several dads died. it was something i had to do. >> brian: you were unbelievable. incredible. >> geraldo: i appreciate that.

met many servicemembers who are dear friends many coming to my july 4th party and my 80st and my 20th anniversary. we are almost empty nesters. i went to the war, thought i had to, it took me around the world. life takes you strange places, it established a relationship with fox that people would not think of as natural relationship because me being more on the progressive side, but it worked out. i was treated as a family member here and i hope it was reciprocated. brian with one exception. no, i really love you and what you did.

steve, you come to my mom's memorial, you and doug kennedy and kathy. there are ways to work as colleagues and there are ways to work as family and i do think we became family. >> steve: and you have been part of this family for over 20 years. people have been watching you for over 50 years and we've put together, get a kleenex ready, a highlight reel of your amazing career. >> geraldo: oh, no. >> steve: here it is. >> geraldo: at large in new york, i'm geraldo rivera. when i started in the news business in 1970 with my long hair, known as rock-and-roll news man. >> will the real geraldo rivera stand up? >> i'll talk to you laters, i'm talking to geraldo rivera. >> can you think of a time

violence would be appropriate? >> when i met you. >> i'm geraldo rivera with a couple friends. >> that is robert downey jr. >> that is geraldo rivera. >> i have not shaved since 1968. >> you know geraldo rivera? >> his mustache. >> you will tie women to railroad tracks. >> good morning, geraldo. you have to have a shirt on geraldo. [cheering] >> look at this body. >> whose idea to take their shirts off? >> we were both fit. look at that. >> i don't think we brought shirts to mexico. >> you were great on dancing with the stars. >> geraldo rivera made fun of himself with opening of al

pacone's vaults. >> i promised to sing a song, chicago, chicago. i'm gone, i'll see you. >> ultimately, i found nothing in the vault, but ratings and job offers, one job offer was to have a talk show. >> old kaytime talk show. >> no brawls. our program today on hate mongers came to unexpectedly violent conclusion. my formula to take something news worthy, that a reporter could sink his or her teeth in. with show business, donald trump, donald trump joins us, ladies and gentlemen. >> i've been watching every episode of "celebrity apprentice." >> ice, ice baby. so proud of my longevity and

fact i've survived, my biggest story was the story, first big story. >> willow brook, conditions were deplorable, geraldo changed laws. >> geraldo: go as far and hard as you can, whether interviewing a politician or user. >> i am part of the opiate epidemic. >> it hurts people. >> you don't even know. >> he's an agitator. >> you care about -- >> you want to know what is going on on the ground, geraldo rivera doing great work. >> dramatic moments have been covering hurricanes and has advantage of war when no one is shooting at you. >> they are firing on us. >> when the towers went down, i had to become a war correspondent. i quit and went to fox news and

two weeks later, i was in afghanistan. >> geraldo rivera with his maiden debut. >> brian: i don't know anyone else who walked the path of bin laden. >> the bullets were overhead, we were where we had to be. >> what impressed me was geraldo's love for our soldiers. >> 11 assignments. iraq, 11 assignments. this is fox news alert. bin laden is dead. >> i had the blessing issue absolute blessing, biggest moment of my professional life. >> usa, usa. >> here to react is fox news correspondent and host of "the five." >> special edition, geraldo. i'm not done. >> geraldo, one problem, did i

miss you? i kind of missed you. >> you started to think it might not be biden? >> i've changed my mind in the two minutes since we spoke. >> you are nowhere as fa famouss geraldo. >> i could go by the name gutfeld. >> you have been so kind to me, despite the fact we disagree on some issues, respect each other and have great affection. one constant has been regardless of where i was in life, up or down, the audience has stayed with me. >> i'm geraldo rivera reporting. >> geraldo: so deeply touching, thank you. >> brian: what are your thoughts about seeing that? most of the stuff you remember? >> geraldo: every scene brings back a visceral reaction. you remember how you were

feeling when it was happening. >> brian: you live your stories. >> geraldo: i do, whether fear, anger, just anxiety over making the deadline, the worried about being able to put words together without a script in your hand, things like that. it has been infinite adventure and taken me to four corners of the world. i have such affection for the people in this building, i really do. >> rachel: the affection goes both ways. you're an icon. i will not lie, i liked you reporting with your shirt off. >> geraldo: i can imagine. >> steve: it's okay, wait until 9:00. >> brian: the man. >> steve: we mentioned love we have for geraldo, here are other people who work in the building and have the same feeling. >> geraldo: thank you.

>> geraldo, congrats on an amazing career, few people achieve one name status. you call me major pete, you have reverence for the military, i'm grateful, congrats. >> i've known geraldo rivera for a long time, smart and brave guy, not as liberal as liberals one, not as conatives as conservatives want. good luck. >> from the front lines to afghanistan to handoff of "the five" to seeing pictures of your family, stay in uch it, see you down the road. >> geraldo, journallingistic icon, privilege to watch your insightful reporting throughout the years. >> you were one of the first to support me and cover the stories, thank you for your

mentorship and love. congratulations, my friend. >> you are capital to me, old friend, i'm grateful for all the years we work together. i can't wait to see you in the next chacht chapter. >> i've watched you and worked with with you and i'm blessed with that, first baby sitter i ever had, you were in the hallway and i said, do you mind holding her while i get my hair and may beingup done, you were her first babysitter. i will tell her that. >> long and impressive career of ground- ground-breaking reporting with vigor. >> you ferocious animal, i love you, you kick down doors, kicked in people's chests and it is honor to follow in your footsteps. jousting with you has been a

privilege. you were the most macho man i know and i know a lot of people who think they are macho. you said, jesse, the key to success, keep your hair and keep your waistline. so far, i think i'm doing okay. so fun to spend time with you, always a gentleman through the years, picturing many sunny days on your boat. enjoy, all the best to you and your family. >> people love you because of your decency and humanity. it separates you from the pack. you are not like the pack. you are better than us, you look after us, you are concerned about us, you hold us to higher standard, you have been the standard. >> thank you, thank you for getting me involved in television, it was the early '90s and the o.j. simpson case, if not for you, i would not have

gone this direction. thank you for that, i wish you the best. hope you have a great time on your boat and continue to love lifelike you have so many years. god bless you, love you. >> can't imagine this place without you, greatest broadcaster of all time. i don't say that lightly. you and i will forever be friends and brothers. i love you, always will love you. you are an example to all, god bless you, congratulations. >> steve: now geraldo, the ultimate. that's right. >> geraldo: i've dreamed of this moment. >> brian: i get to -- >> we all get mustaches. >> rachel: it was amazing watching that, you are an icon, you class this place up and your voice will be missed. >> geraldo: so sweet to say

that. >> rachel: for real. >> geraldo: i feel emotional and deeply moved. i will always remember this morning. it is something that i didn't expect. this celebration is beyond anything we've ever done. >> steve: nobody has ever gotten 20 minutes. that is geraldo today, right over here. these are from morrow, one of the guys at cake boss. >> geraldo: thank you, i'll take a bite out. >> i like your hair, though. >> get you a hat. how much time does it take to make this for guy like this? >> an hour and a half to do all three, we did it last minute last night. >> steve: tell buddy valastro, thank you. >> rachel: a few more people,

todd and carley and janice. >> steve: come on out. ♪ >> geraldo: the mustache comes off. >> i want to find out right now. >> steve: geraldo. >> how is the baby? >> thank you. >> more talk. >> steve: janice, he will like that one, hold that up. >> janice: the good stuff, baby. >> whiskey. >> brian: make room for todd. >> come in, todd. >> geraldo: all i have ahead is brian's radio show. >> steve: what is the earliest you ever started drinking? >> geraldo: the night before. >> rachel: great answer. >> geraldo: especially on the sail boat in far off places, you lose track of time. >> rachel: not just what you

have done in broadcasting, what you have done for hispanics is something you should say something about. >> geraldo: thank you for the opportunity, affirmative action just voted down in a controversial decision that will impact many people of color. i was a product of affirmative action over half a century ago. thank you, guys. >> you're welcome. >> geraldo: the ford foundation and columbia journalism school got together to integrate local news teams. there were no black reporters, no hispanic reporters and that was shocking, that was late as '68, '69, i was representing the young lords who had taken over buildings in spanish harlem, i

was their lawyer and negotiator and made news as their spokesperson. i got discovered that way and they drafted me for the columbia program and the rest is history. >> steve: here is your brother, come in here. >> geraldo: he's had my back and with my leg gone, he's my leg. >> brian: great producer and on the air talent. >> steve: everybody in 1211, avenue of americas, standing ovation. [cheering] >> geraldo: thank you. thank you. i am deeply -- i am honored. i love fox and the people at fox. i always will. i will never let anyone separate us. i am beyond grateful, i love you for it. >> steve: it is cake time,

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>> rachel: welcome back, you are looking live at the supreme court where justices are expected to make yet another decision impacting higher education. >> steve: the court has to weigh in on the fate of joe biden's student loan forgiveness program just one day after striking down affirmative action in education. >> brian: could these impact the election? tim scott is here. we thought about you when it came to affirmative action, no one gave you anything, you grew up in abject poverty after your

mom and dad divorced. did you benefit from affirmative action and do you wish it was still around? >> i did not, i will say this, progres in america is palpable, that is good news that we made reasonable progress and today those of us judge each other by content of character, not color of skin. to form a more perfect union, make sure today is better than yesterday, this year is better than last year, this decade bigger than last decade. that is the story of america and last time i saw a poll two out of three african americans says using race as primary factor is not necessary, 65% of hispanics and asians come to the same decision. state of california struck down racial preferses, what does that

say from the heart of americans? we believe in each other. that is good news and why the radical left is screaming at the top much their lungs? power, control, not progress. >> rachel: such a great point. one thing minorities face, myself, we just had geraldo on, who said i'm the product of affirmative action, back in 1963 issue but here we are at 2023, with affirmative action, there seems to be this suspicion, so if somebody is minority, whether a senator or getting into university or sitting on the couch or set like this, people wonder, is that because of affirmative action? that is flip side of that. when we don't use merit, people wonder if you really are qualified. that is something many african americans and hispanics have had to deal with their entire lives.

fewer of us have to worry about that, especially with the end of affirmative action based on race. here is what i can tell you about american progress that makes me excited. i ran for congress in 2010, with your husband becoming part of the historic freshman class, i ran against the son of strom th thurmon. if you are looking for story of american progress, why i'm excited for the united states, i am excited because i have seen journeys, pain and misery that went before me culminated in a race against someone from the right family and the other kid from the wrong side 've the tracks. in south carolina, we judge people on what they say they are going to do and hold them accountable, that is good news for america and in the palmetto

state. >> steve: heading into 4th of july weekend, new poll by gallup talks about how people feel less patriotic than they did a couple years ago and then there is this, america's best days are behind us, plurality of people say that. we're on the wrong track. >> we are on the wrong track, it is time to fire joe biden, fire merrick garland, fire christopher wray and restore confidence in the halls of justice and stop telling americans the lie that the left tells me, that we live in a racist, declining country. that this is not the land of opportunity, stop selling despair. start engaging people around painful, truth of america. we rise to the occasion, good

news is coming. >> brian: one of the most inspirational figures in america today. best of luck on the trail. >> rachel: thank you, senator. >> happy 4th of july. >> steve: indeed, 10 from now, dana perino is taking over with bill somebody. >> dana: one of them, i will let you guess who it is. two bills. can president forgive student loans for some and not others? we could get the supreme court decision an hour from 2340u now. and from foster care to stardom, one young woman turned her life around and helping other. happy birthday to my mom in denver, jan perino, see you at 9:00. hope you have a good concert. >> rachel: happy birthday, jan. >> steve: today is my anniversary, happy anniversary. go oud, here is skillet

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thank you for rocking our all american concert series. >> definitely made a taco for me. >> great inspiration for this weekend barbecuing. >> have a great weekend. so long, everybody. >> dana: concert in the back. fox news alert. education on the nation's agenda and hitting electoral pay dirt. bill hemmer is off today. good morning, bill. >> bill: i'm bill melugin and this is "america's newsroom." another big news day today. potentially coming down the pike in the next haring a ruling that will decide the fate of president biden's student loan program after the affirmative action decision as yesterday. >> dana: the supreme court rejecting race-based college admissions. watershed moment for the