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design a custom wedding website for same-sex couples arguing at conflict with her christian faith. the majority putting her first amendment rights above the state's nondiscrimination law. >> today is certainly a day of victory but not just for me, for all americans. affirmed the government cannot force anyone to say something it doesn't believe. joey:the justices struck down president biden's $430 billion student loan bill. it would have allowed eligible borrowers to cancel $20,000 in debt. >> president biden: i think the court misinterpreted the constitution. rachel: this follows a previous day of landmark decisions with the high court voting to outlaw a race-based affirmative action in college admission. a really huge week for the

supreme court, for the country. i hate to make everything political, but for donald trump as well. will: the supreme court offering us real hope for america if you believe in principles, if you believe in policies that do not focus on race, if you believe in free speech and if you believe the executive cannot hand out freebies to the public in exchange for votes, this week was a good day for the united states of america. joe: gutfeld said something i never considered or put in perspective, this is not a conservative or liberal court, it's the most libertarian court. when you look back at decisions, things conservatives are excited about like overturning roe versus wade or cases this past week a lot of it is hinged on taking power and putting it back to the individual, giving you faculty over your self, over the things

that matter to you and i think there's a lot there. the supreme court, 6-3 split conservative/liberal but when they fall, when i believe is a more libertarian personal liberty side of it, not just conservative, a lot of conservative policies believe in big government in some ways and that is not where they fall, they fall away from big government authority. rachel: one of the interesting things that came out of this decision was neil gorsuch used the words of nancy pelosi, back at the liberal justices, the case against student debt so listen to this. >> people think the president of the united states has the power for debt forgiveness. he does not. he can postpone, he can delay but he does not have that power. that has to be an act of congress.

will: i disagree with gutfeld's characterization. it is not the way that a court should think of itself, shouldn't think of itself in political terms, should not think of itself as democrat or republican, liberal or conservative or libertarian, should think of itself as whether it interprets the constitution in a strict or original manner or sees it as a living document through which they can impart their own vision of the united states of america. and when we look at these cases most people confuse what the court is saying on any of these issues. for example let's start for a moment with the issue of the colorado website designer, the court did not make a judgment on her religious exemption. the court did not say you are allowed to not serve a same-sex couple. this was really blatant, it was about the first amendment, you are allowed to hold certain

point facts of you and can't be forced to express others. in the student loan program they said the executive overreach, it is not your power, you do not have the power to forgive student loans. they all knew it. nancy pelosi knew it and president biden knew it. everyone knew this was a false promise. rachel: jackie heinrich pressed biden and asked this. >> why did you give millions false hope, you doubted your own authority. >> president biden: i didn't give any false hope. the question was whether or not i would do more than was requested. what i did i felt was appropriate, it was able to be done and get done. i didn't give false hope. the republicans snatched away the hope they were given and it

is real hope. will: even there, referencing republicans. this was a rejection by the supreme court of the united states. joe: it was republican state attorneys general that brought the case before the court and said i can't remember now, might have been a nonprofit that brought it before the, it was republican efforts to say this is overreach, $400 billion, spending too much money at not doing it the way it is supposed to be done through an act of congress. the irony is nancy pelosi was rallying to get a bill passed. that's why she framed it that way. congress didn't do that because the american people are believing in and it. what bothers me about this is he knew this in 2,020, he knew it in 2,020 one and 2,022, this was pure partisan politics,

this was never about if they wanted to relieve folks of that they would have narrowed the scope of where they were providing relief to the point that partisan politics didn't play in as much, maybe they got by with it, using the heroes act, designed to help those and using that as a blanket approach, anyone who qualifies $120,000 a year people challenge that. they knew people would challenge that and thought they could step on it to get elected and use it as a victim, the bad republicans to get reelected. rachel: they are working on workarounds for that and for affirmative-action. this is not over yet although it should be over because the supreme court has spoken. we will move to another fox news alert, protester raged for a fourth straight night in france after officers shot and killed a 17-year-old during a

traffic stop tuesday. more than 1400 people were detained last night, this is footage of the incident that sparked outrage across the country. officers surrounded the 17-year-old's vehicle and opened fire as he appears to attempt to drive off. prosecutors believed 13 was about to run someone over. they are facing an investigation for voluntary homicide. rachel: joe: dozens were in last night's riots that included 60 reports of attacks on police stations. will: france's interior minister calling the writing unacceptable. where he was shot, and holocaust memorial was vandalized. the european jewish congress

condemning the act saying the act of disrespect for memory of victims of the holocaust must be unequivocally condemned and those responsible held accountable. french president emmanuel macron urging parents to keep teenagers at home as violence spreads and social media is playing a considerable role in the riots. france is on fire. this is a story that needs some focus. what you are looking at in france is something that although has occurred on numerous occasions in france, you've seen it in other parts of europe and in the united states of america in 2,020. we are talking libraries, memorials, extreme danger here in france. joe: the thing they are upset about they may be right. they may have unlawfully or unjustly killed this young man because maybe there's footage

that shows he wasn't in that situation. we had situations in the united states where a female cop a few years ago said she was going to tase, officers need to be held accountable but that means something that was unjust does not open the door for or really shouldn't be a protagonist for the kind of thing we are seeing, people burning innocent peoples livelihoods, burning down libraries, doing things like this to express their frustration, this is something different, this has nothing to do with what happened in that incident. rachel: we did see this before. this is their george floyd moment. when george floyd riots occurred, the interesting things that happened, offshoots of it, we saw blm flags and protests happening in europe. this movement, this blm movement has taken off. in this case, it will be

interesting to see if that moment of george floyd and the way it had that global interest and participation on some levels, you saw in emmanuel macron talk about how social media had something to do with it. and also social media helped fuel those riots as well. will: there are deeper stories at play in france. this is a story about immigration, open borders, assimilation, cultural divides, race as well. france is not the united states of america and i'm not an expert on the cultural collisions in france, but this is deeper than this one moment as you point out with officers, this young man in france. meanwhile back at home look at the cover of the new york post. baskin robbers, stores locking

up tops of ice cream. reportedly fairway supermarket which is in my old neighborhood is guarding $6 cartons of häagen-dazs with bolted plastic tops which can only be removed with a device at the register as other shops padlock freezers. joe: if they -- you can't get it back. not like they are taking off with something you can get back. will: it has this thing on top. rachel: it says something about this moment in time. normally you don't steal ice cream for the reason you said. it is not going to last longer. this is the point we've gotten to. it's a sign of the times. will: you've seen the video or people pool the lid off and lick ice cream.

joe: the popstar that looked donuts a few years ago. that is more of a counterculture, outrageous to the point of being outrageous. what we are seeing now, you would know before me. i am not sure. anyway. anyway. my point here, we've gone from teenagers being silly and stupid to people believing, not just believing but knowing because it is fact their 0 accountability for what we would call petty theft. i saw a video on social media of someone coming in with a blowtorch, a butane torch and torching the rocks on the racks that stop you pulling it off the rack. fire it up and wait for something to melt and pull that off and walk out because nobody can stop him, nobody will stop him. police aren't around, dna

blacks -- das won't stop him. there's $1000 limit that if you are still wonder -- they are not coming after you. rachel: i don't have time to stop and that sure. joe: got to go online, that is what it is. rachel: hope they have lucky. will: i need some old spice and take something. joe: how much are they spending? rachel: a little too much, like it. are you an old spice guy? joe: whatever ends up in the drawer. we are going to turn to your headlines. a state department report on the chaotic us withdrawal from afghanistan in 2021. the biden administration failed

to plan for worst-case scenarios but the president is defending the decision to pull american troops, the taliban and advanced on couple. >> president biden: remember what i said about afghanistan? i said al qaeda would not be there. what is "happening now"? what is going on? read your press. i was right. joe: i will have more to say about that, 13 us service numbers were killed in a suicide bombing during the evacuation but he things it's all okay. the state department report which was quietly released yesterday on a friday before a holiday includes a range of recommendations, included calls for enhanced crisis planning. the director of national intelligence issuing a warning to us companies operating in china after the chinese government issued a new counterespionage law. the updated law creates

potential to create uncertainty for foreign companies, academics and researchers. they also say any documents, materials or items can be considered relevant to chinese national security with ambiguities in the law. quarterback alex magoo and the birmingham stallions taking on the pittsburgh maulers tonight for the usfl championship, already putting up some hardware on his mantle. >> time for the number one reason that you became usfl's mvp. >> individual trophies mean a lot but it doesn't mean -- i didn't come here for this. i came here to bat. joe: usfl executive vice president of football operations darrell johnson is joining us later this morning as we preview the championship game. those are your headlines. are you watching usfl?

rachel: little bit. joe: i'm all about football all year. rachel: still ahead, thanks but no thanks. new reports reveal president biden repeatedly warned top aides not to offer advice about hunter. david webb joins us next with his expertise. will: she should have bought a bigger boat. a paddle boat being stopped by a hammerhead shark. we will tell you how it ended. rachel: i know about sharks after your -- ♪ ♪ sweating all night... ...or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long.

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rachel: hunter biden at legal team accusing lawmakers of being obsessed with, quote, attacking the biden family. hunter's attorney accusing house republicans of manipulating the damning what's apps message as new reports show the president warned top

aides against offering advice on hunter's public appearances. here with reaction, fox news contributor and host of the david webb show, david webb. first, let's talk about the what's apps message. lawyers are saying these have been manipulated, trying to discredit the whistleblowers and this information. >> let's face it. this is normal for the reaction of biden and his lawyers. they don't attack the content, they go after a blue bubble or not. news organizations reported this, this is all about deflection for them. what in the messages as alleged it. let's say his father is not in the room when he sends the threatening messages he claims. the fact is he is still using his name. they haven't gone after it, haven't said it is false, just

that it didn't look the same when they put it out. to the republicans, make it look accurate at 118 that. rachel: trying to create doubt in somebody's mind. the message is worth putting up again. i'm sitting here with my father, we would like to understand why the commitment has not been fulfilled. as you know it goes on in a few weeks later, $5 million pops up in each of their accounts. obviously, really hard to say this did not happen when $5 million shows up. >> we are supposed to believe all this smoke has no fire underneath it. it is not one message but a compendium of information from the laptop, the fact that they knew one year before it was weapon eyes to before the campaign, the information on the laptop was true, it wasn't a russia disinformation

campaign. rachel: another interesting develop it is president biden must be getting advice to say this is not a great time to hang out with hunter and travel with him. i have been the saying and so has sean, we have a full episode about the fact that on our podcast we believe president biden is afraid of hunter biden and knows politically this doesn't look great, not just messages but hanging out with hunter right now, might be good to have some distance but he can't because hunter is volatile, is very angry as we know from the e-mails that have come out from the laptop about having to be the moneybag for the family and being the dirty guy while everyone else, joe was the hero and the president and has to take care of the family financially, your thoughts on that. >> let's go back to president biden, you talk about hunter's outburst and volatility from what we know.

president biden had the same problem since he has been in the senate. people who worked with president biden in the past that i have known, volatility, shouting, he gets angry and hunter, no different but they had a working relationship the way things are revealed to the public where hunter was the bagman, joe was the influence are being sold, they were playing this together and i don't buy this father/son let's come together, go to camp david, come to the state dinner which is an attempt to put a front out there that suddenly a father who used his drug addict son as a bag man for foreign deals where he had no expertise at all, put him on a plane with him for 15 hours to go to china. biden brags about various relationships, hunter goes behind him and collects the money. this is all part of an act being put up to make it seem as if father and son are now working together, father and son team.

rachel: this is a corruption scandal and we need to keep that clear. you are always clearing things up. thank you. hunt still ahead, a fox. 6 alert, looking live at rhode island where smoke has taken over. we are tracking the heat and air quality concerns that you need to know ahead of independence day celebrations. plan b. the white house is scrambling for an alternative after the high court strikes down president biden's student loan plan. our next guest calls this a missed opportunity. speed >> president biden: him millions of americans feel disappointment and discouraged. the republicans snatched away the hope they were given.

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consistent with today's will into provide debt relief to as many borrowers as possible as quickly as possible. we will ground this new approach differently than my original plan. the so-called higher education act. that will allow the secretary who is with me today to compromise, waive or release loans under certain circumstances. will: new student loan alternatives after the supreme court struck down his forgiveness plan that would have cost taxpayers more than $400 billion. new steps include an on-ramp to repayment as well as loan forgiveness for certain borrowers after ten years had a cap on monthly payments which are to react, dan racotto. we will talk about the constitution nationality or unconstitutionality of what he plans to do now. what i would love to address with you, these student loan

forgiveness programs don't do anything to solve an ongoing problem which is hyperinflation in higher education. they do nothing to solve the problem of the high cost of education. >> i would add to that the accountability in higher education. american consumers are terrific, the best on the planet, we know more about what goes into our many meats than we do what goes into spending and financing higher education expense. that is kind of a shame. there's opportunity you and i talked about a lot over the last year or so, we could have focused our efforts on reform instead of forgiveness and that is where we missed the huge opportunity with this. will: forgiveness is easier to sell to the voters, you just get out of your obligation. that is part of the conversation, accountability,

paying for what you have taken on but the one legitimate side of this enterprise is there is a massive -- college costs too much money and it is going up too fast. the bank for its but, no return on investment, is not there. what can we do to reform the high cost of education? >> it comes to accountability, we need to hold colleges accountable for outcomes and families, students, parents, families need to hold those colleges accountable as well which doesn't mean that you need to go to the best named college but spend more time thinking about and researching the outcomes for that college especially when it comes to your major. studies have shown it doesn't much matter what college you go to so much as what you major in, what you are good at when you come out to see how employable you are. a college that's very focused on those issues, i can tell you

that's not the case across the board in higher education. will: we are at this moment when the biden administration, even the fed are worried the economy is too hot. in essence it's going -- there's a sense of, i don't know, forbearing, a sense of dread for many americans. the economy feels fragile like we are in the middle of the pond on thin ice. here's what janet yellen says about our future. >> for a year we've heard our fair share of predictions about an imminent us recession but our economy has proven more resilient than many thought. i continue to believe there is a path to reducing inflation or maintaining a healthy labor market. without downplaying the significant risks ahead. will: what do you think?

is she too optimistic in her recession assessment? or a we too pessimistic? >> the secretary is a remarkably bright woman. in this case i think she missed the mark in the sense that we were buried in the numbers, what is consumer spending etc. . i call this the kitchen table recession. when we sit around the kitchen table and understand the fact the paychecks aren't going as far as they were the last year or two because of inflation and wages haven't kept up with that inflation we feel the families in a recession. this kitchen table recession i like to refer to israel for many families. my family is doing well. there are millions across the country who feel they are not recession. that is what matters. will: great conversation.

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will: more than one hundred million americans under air-quality alert as thick wildfire smoke from canada threatened independence day celebrations. canadians invading america this time with their fires. this is a live look at new york city and boston, shrouded in smog, sit to stick around new england through sunday. the midwest faces a fire, weather patterns fueling a heat wave. let's turn to rick reichmuth. >> reporter: you had the heat in texas but it gets better there. across part of the southeast,

look at temperatures of the heat index, jackson is going to feel like 107. sunday we don't get a big break. by monday we cool things down a little bit across west texas. we get a little bit of a break which is well received but already 83 in memphis, the actual air temperature, and it is 6:30 in the morning. because of this heat dome that is here, we see storms in that area and we see that again this morning and we will see it throughout the day today and tomorrow. severe weather again for us especially across that confluence of the ohio and mississippi river in the bull's-eye, a tornado or two, some strong wind and hail also. tomorrow it is a little farther east to the mid atlantic. we would like to not see these storms but we have these storms and the smoke that lingering

that improves a sunday into monday. joe: hundreds of flights delayed as travelers face major disruptions for the holiday weekend unless they are the ceo of a major airline. scott kirby experiencing a public relations nightmare at 30,000 feet after chartering a private jet amid the chaos. later forced to issue an apology for the decision she call insensitive to our customers who were waiting to get home. how can the rest of us who don't have private jets get ahead of this travel nightmare. should she have to apologize for using a private jet? what do you think of this? >> you don't have to apologize if you are ceo scott kirby for driving 17 miles away from newark to a private airport to take your own private jet if you are going to give everybody

else who was stuck at your airport a private jet to get where they need to go. what he should have done, he should have been with his team creating solutions for people who work hard to build their vacations out and are screwed sitting at the airport not because of weather but because of the operational issues at united and other airlines pointing the fingers all over the place except for themselves right now. here's what we know. if you are headed to the airport this summer, this weekend, today, you are really on your own to come up with some solutions and there are some good ones out there. number one, a new website called national airspace system status page, a website, and at first i looked at it and i thought what's going on here? what's the motivation of this? at first i thought maybe it was the transportation secretary trying to point fingers with this but it is good

information. what it lets you do is you go on this website and it will tell you, i just dial up right now, it's telling me it is going to predict ground stops happening in chicago pretty quickly at both of the airport here, newark, laguardia, jfk, going to experience ground stops probable after 9:00 am eastern, really good information. so you can get a better idea as to what's going on. you are there, your flight gets canceled, it's delayed, what do you do? there's a great website called flightsfrom.com. you can find out i'm going to go into the airport apps and it will tell me every flight out of here. that way when you're talking with the airline, there's a flight here to cleveland even though it is not natural to go that way please get me there and get me to where i want to go. big tip you've heard a million times, don't check bags, you want flexibly when there is trouble get rid of those bags. consider mailing them ahead of time.

it's much cheaper if you do it way ahead than when they get there. put a tracker inside each of those. use twitter with the airline, the apps themselves are failing, do not sit in line for hours on end or on the phone holding, use the airline apps but be informed by going to websites like expertflyer which will tell you the number of seats. @cyberguide.com i will show you all the stuff. joe: i learn something every time and it doesn't work out. i need people like you, hope everyone checks you out and check these tips out. i've learned something in this segment, thanks. rachel: i've got to learn about mailing bags out of time. it sounds expensive. turning now to the crisis at the southern border video shows border patrol agents cutting down razor wire in eagle pass, texas, appearing to let in a group of illegal border crossers including small

children. border patrol says the actions were in line with the law saying in a statement, quote, the individuals across the rio grande from mexico were on us soil and are subject to us immigration law. texas law enforcement has used razor wire and other methods to try to stop the flow of illegal crossings. the department of public safety says the razor wire in this video was on private property. two americans wealthy estates seeing tax revenue plunge after residents flee to california taking the biggest hit with a nearly 25% drop in revenue. in new york dropping more than 19.5%. republican-led states like texas and florida are booming thanks to an influx of new residents. revenue in texas jumping up over a 12% and 9% in florida. speaking of florida incredible video shows a hammerhead shark

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joe: we are gearing up for independence day with a bang. rachel: phantom fireworks helped us prepare for july 4th with a live fireworks display. will: chris joins us now. you are going to put on a fireworks show. i did is still dark in miami i see. tell us what we will see coming up in a moment. >> good morning, great to be here. we will see some of these fireworks on the table. will: i know everyone talks about this. it is no joke. all too often i hear stories of

someone, professional athletes. joe: i was a bomb tech, black powders number one danger we encounter. tell us about that. >> are you asking me if black powder is the number one danger? joe: safety is. >> safety is very important. sparklers are the number one thing we see problems with. some commonsense safety advice we give everyone, adults should be the ones who handle fireworks. always have a water source nearby. a big one is putting fireworks on a hard surface to fire them off. an example right here. rachel: what is the problem with sparklers? >> just that they burn at a very high temperature and

sometimes people think they are safe to handle around it but it can cause problems. will: you will give us a fireworks display this morning. >> yes. let's fire them up. joe: there we go. fire trucks and fireworks.

will: the first official fireworks show over the fourth of july weekend on "fox and friends". that was awesome. that level of a fireworks show, phantom fireworks. >> a lot of those items are here. one highlight, one of the best sellers, our armed forces and a lot of these that you just saw. rachel: if you want fireworks this is the place to get it. nothing says fourth of july americanand all that stuff like a fireworks display. joe: a free statement lets us shoot off fireworks. rachel: top republican

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lirkwill: the sun is coming up r daytona beach, florida, on this beautiful fourth of july weekend. it's clear, it's sunny, beautiful, meanwhile it's hazy in new york city. we welcome you in to "fox & friends" again on this saturday morning. joey jones along with rachel cam