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for the very latest on all of this, lucas is standing by. the investigation into this cocaine caper continues here as the president heads to europe. the treasury secretary is returning from china. earlier on fox news sunday john said the following. >> is secretary yellen bowing down repeatedly in china? it is embarrassing and emblematic. these are the people stealing our trade secrets, buying up our farmland. >> this foreign policy, it is a national desert -- national security disaster. >> critics say excessively it does not look like the courtesy was reciprocated. a senior treasury official tells reporters candidly while flying back to the u.s. no specific

policy breakthroughs happen during this visit. a follow-up by the secretary of state which also had no breakthroughs. this produced a florida relationship reestablishing contact in hearing from them in beijing. the investigation continues into who brought this cocaine to the west wing. some people want to see the entire west wing staff lined up in drug tested. medical personnel says cocaine gets out of the system rather quickly, can show up in a year in blood and test for only a few days. a heavy user can test positive for up to two weeks. the cocaine was found on the ground floor at the west wing near where visitors begin. not far from where i'm standing. visitors are supposed to leave their mobile phones and other excessive items. officials as you mention say this investigation is expected to wrap up early this week.

not sure if any suspects will be named. officials say it is more likely that the suspect is a staffer here at the white house. >> all the questions about the cocaine. the truth is, if this were more dangerous substance there would be great cause for concern. >> there is no question. remember the anthrax scare. they asked if they were concerned about national security issues with the foreign substance being able to come here at the white house. sullivan said he did not think this was a crisis, but some lawmakers are very concerned on capitol hill. >> lucas starting us out. many thanks. ♪ gop presidential candidates exchange blows. president trump spoke to

supporters taking aim at his main opponent florida governor. meanwhile chris christie calling the former president a loser. alexandria is live with the latest on campaign 2024. >> good to be with you. iowa republicans will cast their primary ballot on january 15. that is the earliest in 12 years former president trump held a large rally in iowa on friday. quite a different scene last night in vegas. he walked into t-mobile arena alongside ufc president dana white. earlier in the day verbal punches were thrown with the current gop front runner once again firing off that his closest opponent ron desantis. >> initial plan and then they go into a corner. he is getting killed.

he also has no personality. that helps. as a politician, you have to have personality. >> governor desantis says he has a lot of momentum in the ability to bring in a whole lot of cash. >> this is not something that, you know, i have are expected to just snap fingers and all of a sudden you win seven months before anything happens. it requires a lot of toil in tears and sweat and we will do that. >> former governor chris christie said today that his campaign is putting in the work as well. he took a hit at what he believes to be former president trump's motivations. >> this is not somebody fighting for the american people in their future, this is all about their ego. trying to undo the loss that he had to joe biden in 2020.

>> christie does not believe he can be biden in 2024 either. >> thanks a lot. for more campaign 2024 discussion let's bring it today's political panel. greta as well as strategists tim you buy this bowl, americans want younger presidential candidates. seventy plus, we present support for the unit 60 years old, 24 present. 40-year-old, 70% and in year 33%. should that give younger candidates help? >> may be? judge against the alternative, not the almighty. they're just does not seem to be any rallying around younger

candidates. given incumbent president that has been vetted nationally who won his previous election. on the republican side, if that is how voters feel maybe there's a chance for ron desantis to see some surge. we are just not seeing it now. they are getting them out there now, spending money on advertising. his polls are flat in early states and nationally. if i were him, i'd be concerned. >> greta, 50s and 60s is a lot younger than president biden , beating former president trump. >> in interesting poll that came out last month saying 60% of americans have concerns about president biden's mental and physical capabilities of continuing on in the presidency. regardless of who president biden is running against, that is not a great narrative. they bleed into the pole that

you mentioned earlier. the president cannot hide in his basement during this campaign. covid is not a thing anymore. he will have to talk to voters and be more present. i think that will be difficult. >> asked today about the narrative that is campaign failed to launch. >> the media does not want me to be the nominee. why? because they know i will be biden. it is not a national primary. it is really on the ground in those key states. you have to have the organization. that is what we focused on. >> is desantis struggling or are voters because it is midsummer not fully engaged at this point? >> i think he is struggling. if you are bad at retail politics, particularly in these early states like iowa and new hampshire, you will flounder.

they have started spending money voters are now starting to pay attention. there are moments in the cycle where he will be able to maybe change a, but if he continues with his current strategy without really taking on former president trump, i just do not know how you thread that needle. you would think running against someone who has been indicted twice you have the upper hand, but the former president's poll numbers are going up and desantis are going down. >> speaking of the former president, let's play him. >> you voted against social security and he voted three or six times, i think it is a six, but he voted against a thing called medicare. so, if anybody does not mind losing your social security or losing your medicare, broaden vote for this guy. >> that is a direct attack on

governor desantis. your thoughts on governor desantis campaign. >> i think we are six months out now from the iowa caucuses. new hampshire should be named here as well. a lot can happen between now and then. i do think ron desantis is aware and cognizant that there is ground to wake up here. they have the right people in place and they are really focusing on a ground game. something that trump campaigned failed to deal last cycle. this will be an uphill battle. donald trump is the most famous person in the world. i do think there are republican candidates i can close that. >> let's take a look at the latest bowling. resident biden has a strongly. rfk junior 17% marion wilson. politico had a he saying there should be a big name democratic

candidate to primary him to make sure he is battle tested for the general. >> there is not a big name democrat that is testing him in the primary. i think it is a little bit of what we sell during the midterms we actually gained seats in the senate and held on, we are very close in the house because he passed some historic legislation. he's gotten a lot done. record job growth. the people we have challenging him, rfk junior, or somebody who ran in alabama in the special election there. their name was robert f kennedy junior. not this guy. they ended at 0% because people found out to their person actually is. i think the democratic collect trick is doing the same thing. he asked for a a job in the trump white house. >> begging for gavin newsom to

run. >> gavin newsom is begging for something. he is spending a lot of time in florida for reasons that no one can really figure out. i think he is trying to position himself as a progressive's progressive. i think that there are a lot of americans who really are not interested in becoming the next california. there are a lot of problems there and they don't want to see that replicated across the country. >> thank you so much. shannon bream sits down with conference chair john of wyoming as well as tim kaine of virginia a member of the senate foreign relations committee budget committee and armed forces committee. also having an interview with chris christie. that is coming up right after the show. stay tuned or set your dvr if you want to watch it later. a massive multiagency manhunt stretching into its third day as

law-enforcement searches for the dangerous murder suspect that escaped a pennsylvania jail friday morning. the suspect has military experience and survivalist skills. we are live on the ground tracking the latest. >> here on scene it is easy to see how we put that military training to use. a source told us he used a makeshift rope that went all the way from the top of the jail to this awning. from that awning, only a short jump to the ground. this is the back of the jail. not much street traffic. it's possible that is break went entirely unnoticed. people in this area are on high alert. >> i feel that probably outside of warren. probably had time to leave overnight. >> a lot of chatter about where he may be or where he could be hiding or if he made his way out

of town already or not. >> officers say he could be armed at this point. last seen wearing a jail jumpsuit and jean jacket. he could have ditched those clothing and change. pennsylvania police don't believe he is let general area and could be hiding out in the woods. he is a survivalist that has that military training which could give them an advantage to living off the grid. >> we are out conduct thing would surges. the terrain is very rugged. it is steep. using asian assets to support their operations. there are number of places you have to go on but if you want to truly search and the it is taking a lot of time and effort. >> this jail is just outside the national forest which has a little more than half a million acres. this is a second time michael berman has led police on a manhunt. after new york woman was gunned

down he was named a suspect and fled the area shortly after. he was eventually arrested all the way in south carolina. he had been held here in this jail until the most recent escape. mike: great to have you out there. we will head back if there is breaking news. thank you very much. one person dead after gunmen opened fire yesterday in new york city. he drove a scooter off brooklyn and queens randomly firing or groups of people. police say they were finally able to arrest him and locate his semi automatic pistol. nypd says they are still working to determine a motive for the shooting spree though the attacks appear to be random. another fox news alert. military leaders confirming a u.s. airstrike killed and isis leader in syria. the strike was conduct did on

friday by the same and queued nine drones that had earlier in the day been harassed by russian aircraft. and internet counter that lasted almost two hours. trey is live with the details. >> the u.s. military says they killed a top leader in syria on friday. u.s. central command says his death will disrupt integrate isis capability to plan and conduct terror attacks. information made public this morning. we have made it clear that we will remain committed to the defeat of isis throughout the region. no civilians were killed but one additional person was reportedly injured. there was was about activity last week where the pentagon indicated russian fire jets were harassing the drones operating in the area. the incident lasted about two

hours and involve the russians following dangerously close to the drones. the same american drones were responsible for the strike against the isis leader. a russian jet brought down an american drones over the black sea during a similar incident. the successful military strike yet another reminder that the organization continues to operate across the middle east despite the fate here. >> apparent company of ben & jerry's stopped plummeting after the controversial fourth of july woke tweets. what could be a multibillion-dollar hit for the corporation just ahead. ♪

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meanwhile the rate suing 3.6% to break down what these numbers may mean for you. madison venture plus mitch joins us now. welcome. >> good to see you. the jobs reports numbers were

revised for april and may. 77,000 fewer jobs in april than initially reported. 33,000 fewer in may. how healthy is our economy? >> the good news is we are creating jobs and we are continuing to do so. the bad news is if you look at the pace of job creation, and is slowing. when they go, the bureau of labor statistics go in and revise their numbers, they have steadily been revising them downward. the red-hot housing market which has been the saving grace of otherwise shaky comedy is beginning to cool off as well. >> the context of a presidential campaign getting going. president biden selling to the american people. let's play. >> we have been counting up my economic vision. >> today's job i think the jobs report shows that it is working.

we have created over 13 billion. [applause] in two and a half years, more than any president created in four-year term. >> there has been job growth, but a lot of those people going back because covid money ran out. >> also, with the president is failing to say as we turn the light switch off in the job market and then we just turned it back on. all of the darkness in terms of no jobs got that replenish when the lights came back on. the $13 million number is disingenuous. yes, we have created incremental

jobs, february 2020. right now the thing that concerns me the most is the patient of jobs is slowing. moreover this month 60,000 of them were government jobs. which means that government spending is fueling job growth. >> we been debating this issue. is a recession coming. >> elwell leg of the stool holding up this economy is job growth. jobs continue to slow down. if inflation is still more than twice the level than the fed is comfortable with, the fed has to continue to turn the interest rate process back on and raise rates. they could bring us into a recession. by the way, if you look at poland, i think americans are telling you that. two thirds of americans.

forget about what economists have to say. let's just listen to voters. >> ben & jerry's ice cream tweeting on the fourth of july, american independence day. the united states founded on stolen indigenous land. turning mount rushmore in the black hills to lakota. do they realize they sell their products to the american people? gmac no. they were interfering with what was going on in israel. somebody could argue land is stolen. the best thing, my best advice for any ceo is, it is not pretty, but you shut up. just stay out of social justice issues. they can do it outside of your brand. look what happened to the stock price. it is like a bud light moment he

had the best thing they can do is say nothing. >> reminds me of going to a concert in here in our display and they start ranting about politics. there are people on all sides of these issues who are fans of certain products, whether it be nike or ben & jerry's or certain bands, just leave the politics out. >> i think billy joel famously said i just came to play the piano. his contemporary bruce springsteen whose work is about the working man as he flies off in his private plane has loss site as he weighs in on politics quite honestly, that's wise up going to bruce springsteen concerts. i could listen to his music without his political ideology by just dreaming into my car. >> michael jordan recorded saying republicans by sneakers, too.

>> i think this all turned in 2019 when the business white table saying that companies need to concern themselves with purpose as much as prophets. one company sort of jump to the other side. shareholders care about one thing. >> a very happy birthday to you. >> thank you, mike. >> thank you for your time today. have an awesome day. >> allowing tennessee to ban gender for affirming character minors for the type being. it will hear arguments before handing down a ruling in the fall. senior correspondent live with the details. hello, jonathan. >> the laws still being challenged. in the meantime until there is a hearing the appeals court said

it can begin on hormone treatments and surgeries for minors. after critics of the procedures published a video of the doctor. how the search rates were highly profitable for certain hospitals always perform with parental consent and only on patients 16 and older. they suspended the procedures could to conduct a review of several months before the legislation signed into law. the aclu issued a statement saying this review was beyond disappointing and a heartbreaking development for thousands of transgender youth, their doctors and their families. they have vowed to continue challenging the tennessee law and others like it. they say reduces depression and suicide rates. critics say children are too young to make decisions about permanent changes to their bodies. stay government have a long

history of enforcing minimum age requirements for many activities >> getting a tattoo, signing contracts, driving a car, carrying a gun or even giving informed consent or medical procedure. at this state i think the states do have the stronger legal argument. >> the case is far from over. this is a big when. the law can be fully enforced and recognized that tennessee is likely to win the constitutional argument. this weakens ruling remains preliminary. conducting a full review which we hope to resolve by the end of september. thank you. >> president biden headed across the pond where he will meet with king charles. live to london next. ♪

♪ air force one wheels up on its way to london where president biden will meet with king tomorrow. we are live in london with what we can expect with this critical diplomatic trip. hello, jackie. >> good afternoon. president biden's meeting with king charles will focus on the climate. the bigger lift in london in the nato summit will be justifying his decision to supply controversial cluster bombs to ukraine which are abandoned more than 120 countries. it drew immediate opposition from the uk, canada and spain. even some congressional democrats. >> i think the president has done a good job with this war

against ukraine. this should not happen. he had to ask for a waiver just to do a. what i think is we would risk losing that moral leadership. >> biden says several factors pushes move including artillery shortages of the counter offense underway. russia has been using cluster bombs since the beginning of the invasion means this area will have to be do you mind anyway. u.s. officials pointed out they have every intent of mitigating its own people. >> a very difficult decision on my part by the way. i discussed this and we are in a situation where ukraine continues to be brutally attacked.

on the white house position from last year. it would potentially be a war crime. >> biden has three stops on this trip, london, lithia lithia lithuania. he will push turkey to finally move into the alliance. no push to allow ukraine and right now. they sell several thresholds to meet. the timing would not be right given their membership to a trigger article five with the war on going there. mike. >> a windy london. great job by you. safe travels. thanks a lot. for more insight on all of this, joining me now live in studio is

hudson, rebecca and a professor at the institute of world politics. rebecca, it's great to have you. >> great to be here. mike: president biden, what are your expectations? >> lots of conversation about what is ukraine's future and there will be pressure from some countries have some pathway to nato membership. i think the administration has answered this well, it's way too premature. i would be advising the administration be working hard with our allies to make sure they are working to make ukraine prevail and that this war does not continue. the other point would be getting germany to actually commit to a permanent brigade in lithuania. of course, sweden's membership. you've got a talk to the turks. it will be really important in

the big priority. >> a big shift at the white house on friday. they will send cluster bombs to ukraine. what you think happens behind the scenes to lead to this move? >> the united states cluster have a very low rate of these unexploded bombs that would pose a danger to civilians after the war is over. as opposed to the russians who have a 30-40% rate. their weapons themselves are very different. the russians were using those weapons to target civilians in areas where civilians were located. the ukrainians are now using them against military targets on their soil. i think they are completely different. i applaud the administration for doing it but it took a lot of

pressure to get the biden administration to actually release these category weapons. i do think it's a right decision to make sure the wars as short as possible. this will definitely give us a better bang for the buck. mike: janet yellen on her way home from china. let's hear from her. >> the united states will take targeted actions to protect our national security. we should not allow the disagreement to lead to misunderstandings. >> a relationship between the u.s. and china was her trip effective. >> i thought her trip was terrible for the united states physician. convincing the chinese at any type of sanctions we might take or restrictions would not bite that much for china. and said it should have been if you continue to increase, essentially, the department just

announce it is not safe for american citizens to travel to china because they may be on newly detained. then we have military provocations against awfully sailing applying american military craft in international waters and allies. the comment should've been telling them that things will get worse and they will bite if they continue to increase. she spends all of her time really trying to tease and commit the united states that they are not the problem would really china is the problem. >> yesterday she bowed multiple times to a senior chinese official. clearly, that is not u.s. protocol. what is the impact. >> i think it was a visual picture towards china. it is not american protocol to now, but the chinese official did not even bow to her. it was this debasing maneuver. he stood erect and even took a step back so she could continue.

very embarrassing picture for the united states. bad policy on the part of the united states again. we should be convincing them that if they there will be applications that will be bad for china back at her for china. i think it was really a shame how she behaved in china. >> is there a timing of policy that could show that the united states is serious about holding china accountable? >> one of the things we should be doing is revealing more sanctions coming. the united states rather than convincing china that they should not be taking more sanctions against us, we should be looking towards becoming more sovereign when it comes to drilling key minerals and things we will need for our own industrial base. rebooting our entire base aware are not dependent on supply

chains in china. we should be announcing greater cooperation with india. anytime their problems it should be sent to the back burner. cultivating that relationship and speeding up deliveries to taiwan and partners in the pacific theater. that would send a strong message. mike: always great to have you. thank you for a great time. >> thank you. >> greg abbott. how texas officials are working to curb illegal immigration know why the move is being criticized by the left after the break.tein ♪

prevent drownings during the fourth of july weekend holiday . we as a state recovered four bodies, including an infant child from drowning and again right now, the river is very dangerous. the water level is very high. so now having this infrastructure in place in the middle of the river will prevent people from crossing will prevent smugglers will

prevent the drownings. and of course, as this becomes more effective, we can look for other ways. other areas to add more. barrier along the river. so again, just that's that's really our focus right now is to prevent those crossings to prevent the deaths. it's not surprising. there's a lawsuit trying to stop this boy project has that forced a pause, sir. absolutely not, mike and we've we've faced a lot of criticism for the past two years when you know governor abbott launched operation known star from building our 1st 1st ever texas border wall from arresting illegal immigrants for state charges. we've we've had that we felt that criticism and even not with this, but it's not going to stop what we're doing. we have to do something to secure the border. the federal government has not done anything in the past two years, all they've done so far. it's just allowed illegal immigration by legalizing at the ports of entry, and with that they're going to have thousands and thousands. is still coming across, wanted to make it into the country. they will be released to the country, so we have to do something. and as a state, we're taking a stance and we're going to continue to provide

any other. resources personnel . we have great help right now with florida. i mean, they've been very beneficial, helping us national guard everybody all the boots on the ground. just doing great work. we're not trying to do as much as they can at the state level to try to secure the border and prevent what we're seeing right now. and also prevent any future. you know crosses that we could see the blessing of living in the great state of texas for about 10 years earlier in my career worked with a lot of great dps folks. dps is first rate in my book, lieutenant chris oliveras. thank you for your time, sir. thank you, mike. appreciate it. the woman convicted and one of the most shocking murder cases in american history could soon be out from behind bars. a closer look at the move that puts former manson family cult member leslie van hatton one step closer to parole next. booking .com i'm going to somewhere anywhere. beach house a treehouse. honestly i don't

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former manson california will no longer a contest to request for parole. christina coleman is live in los angeles with the details, hello christina. >> hi mike, the details of this case are so graphic. served a 53 of her life sentence in state prison. in connection to the brutal stabbing grocery store owner and

his wife rosemary. they were found dead in their home with the words death to pigs and helter-skelter written on the walls in blood. and how it 19 years old at the time and an interview she addressed that manson cold killings. >> manson had spoke a lot of being willing to sacrifice ourselves and give ourselves over to the beginning of the helter-skelter war. and my loyalty to him and might need to please him make me want to go the second night. >> governor gavin newsom has reversed the parole grants three times since taking office. he said he is disappointed in the court of appeals decision to release her. the governor is not fighting this decision this time because he does not believe he will be successful. the court ruled now 73 years old should be released.

they cited her remorse and what they consider extraordinary rehabilitative effort. vaccination host nancy grace weighed in. >> she should absolutely not be released. >> there are some crimes for which there are really no coming back for this is one of those crimes. now, when you look at her now she looks like a respected librarian. but that is not how she looks back in 1969 when she took part in the murders of the family. >> the daughter of murder victim expressed a great start of the court's decision to the associated press on friday. she said her family is heartbroken over the loss of her loved ones. >> thank you so much. that is all for this hour fox news labored i am mike emmanuel thanks for watching have an awesome day.

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