these situations. god save the queen, man. >> god save the queen. do you think that came up, emily? >> so embarrassed watching that, so embarrassing. >> it really is when it happens on the world stage. anyway, glad to have you back, harris. >> thank you, glad to be back. >> thanks to everyone, here is "america reports." >> my former running mate likes to talk about solving it in a day, the only way you would solve this war in a day is if you gave vladimir putin what he wanted. >> not somebody fighting for the american people and their future, it's all about ego. three-time loser. >> leading in texas 50 points, ron, you are gone. >> state by state contest. we have worked really hard to build the type of organization in places like iowa, new hampshire, south carolina that you need to actually be able to win these early contests. >> john: 44 days until the republican primary field heads

to milwaukee to duke it out in the first presidential debate of the campaign, but several are sharpening their knives to separate themselves from the pack. >> tim scott is taking a different approach, touting his optimistic message of the future and focusing his attacks on president biden rather than his fellow republicans. ask if his strategy is making enough in-roads coming up. >> john: the president arriving in lithuania ahead of the high stakes nato summit, he will likely need to shore up disagreements among america's closest allies. sandra, vacation is over, we are all back. >> sandra: big welcome back to you, john. let's get right to it. sandra smith in new york, this is "america reports." president is kicking off the trip with a visit to england where he met with the u.k. prime minister before appearing with king charles at windsor castle. their first meeting since

charles' coronation. >> john: his stop in london may be the easy part of the trip as the president's comments over nato membership and move to give widely banned cluster bombs with ukraine will need to be sorted out with skeptical allies. >> sandra: mike pompeo is standing by. but first, alex hogan is live on the ground in london for us. did president biden, alex, manage to accomplish anything during his quick stop to england? >> well a really packed day of meetings that he had here in london and outside of the city, all of it culminating with the trip to see king charles iii, but the focus to underscore the strong relationship between the u.s. and strongest ally, the u.k., and president biden called it "rock solid". final stop was meeting at windsor castle with king charles iii, the first trip since may, dr. jill biden did attend and president biden did not.

one of the main focuses of the meeting was climate concerns, and earlier this morning biden met with his british counterpart prime minister rishi sunak discussing the economic ties outlined in the atlantic declaration, as support for ukraine and whether sweden would join nato. that could have more potential today since erdogan said the country could approve it if turkey can finally join the european union. turkey has largely stood in the way of sweden joining nato, claiming the country is supporting kurdish groups that ankara believes are terrorists. in london, president biden did not take a lot of questions from the press, he dodged questions specifically about his phone call conversation with erdogan. however, he did reiterate the importance of being here was to stress the relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. and now the trip moves on. he's currently in lithuania as the nato summit is only about to

begin. >> sandra: a lot to look forward to. live in london, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, bring in former secretary of state mike pompeo, fox news contributor, good to see you. here is what the president said for the prospects of nato membership for ukraine in the near future. listen here. >> i don't think it's ready for membership in nato. i don't think there it is unanimous in nato to bring ukraine into the nato family now at this moment in the middle of a war. >> john: he said there seems to be some discussion whether it's appropriate but doesn't believe it's the right thing at this time. is he right about that? >> well, john, great to be with you. first of all, the most important thing, the thing we should not lose sight of is the fact we need to do everything we can to bring this war to a conclusion. i wish there would be less discussion about issues, but

stop having ukrainian killed and the risk of putin to do it years and years to come. and they are allowing it to continue. security arrangements in the aftermath of this, there will be a day when this ends, you know. i don't know whether it's as important whether ukraine is in nato or out of nato, but for the american interest, the thing that president biden needs to make absolutely clear is we don't want to see this happen again. we had 70 years of peace, for four years we deterred vladimir putin in the trump administration. we need to put together a security arrangement, architecture for another 6 or 7 decades. it is possible to do. that means bringing them inside the nato formula, so be it. the focus today has to be on bringing this to a conclusion that demonstrates to the world that aggression by folks like vladimir putin is simply unacceptable. >> john: to your point, mr. secretary, given them what they need to win, the most recent

thing are cluster munitions, widely banned around the world, but in making the announcement cluster munitions are going to ukraine, i'm not sure he intended to do, said we are running low on 155 millimeter howitzer shells. >> this is a war relating to munitions and they are running out of that ammunition and we are low on it. and so what i finally did, took the recommendation of the defense department to not permanently but to allow for in this transition period where we have more 155 weapons, these shells for ukrainians. >> john: i'm sure russia and china were intrigued to hear about that. >> yeah, i'm sure, john. look, where to begin. first of all, i don't know the exact status of the levels of

inventory of 155 rounds. whatever they are, you shouldn't be telling your adversary that you have a problem, you have a supply chain set of issue, you shouldn't brag about that, shouldn't use it as an excuse to do something. that's the kwieest part. the task is to fix that and make sure you do have the things you need. there's no doubt xi jinping, vladimir putin heard that. the good news is, i'm not sure president biden knows the answer to that, we have seen him misspeak before, so i would not take to the bank what he said is an accurate reflection of america's ability to deliver munitions. last thought on this, there's this story line about the cluster munitions. if this is what the ukrainians need we should make sure they get to the right place, they don't end up in the hands of the folks we don't want them to. russia has used a similar armament against the ukrainians, i'm troubled by that, but what's in america's interest. and america's interest to make

sure vladimir putin is not in control in kyiv or the president is travelling to lithuanian for the nato summit, putin's eyes were on that place, on estonia, muldova. if we don't do the things we need to do to help the ukrainians by providing them weapons systems they need, vladimir putin will not be seed until greater russia will be achieved. we did that four years. >> john: janet yellen went to beijing, meeting with the vice premier, and there we see her bowing not once, not twice, but three times as she was enthusiastically shaking the hand. what kind of message does that send? >> oh, john, you know. i try to cut people slack.

i'm sure i've done a few things in public like they were reflex or what have you. but bowing three times to this, her counterpart is exactly what the biden administration has done for its whole two and a half years. this is the third i think, maybe now soon fourth trip of a senior american to china without a single chinese official, senior chinese official travelling here. demonstrated weakness like talking about a minor incursion in ukraine, or what happened in afghanistan, resulting in the death of 13 americans. add that to the fact that you are saying out loud, hey, we don't view this as a conflict with the chinese communist party. xi jinping views it as a conflict. it's not just rhetorical, but consistent with their entire model of provoking conflict through weakness, that's the danger. we have seen it now in europe, i'm afraid we may see it in china and asia, america is better than that, we are bigger

than that, and does not have to be the case. >> john: quite a scene, i guess the only thing to say was she was bowing so enthusiastically and pulling his hand so hard she nearly pulled him into a bow. but looked like he was doing everything he could to not go there. mr. secretary, great to catch up with you. thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> have a good afternoon, sir. >> sandra: u.s. attorney in the lead of the hunter biden tax investigation is once again publicly contradicting the irs whistleblower about allegations the justice department is hindering the inquiry into biden's family businesses overseas. david spunt is live at the justice department on this for us. what can you tell us at this hour? >> sandra, we just got a letter from the u.s. attorney david weiss to lindsey graham, the third time david weiss has contradicted the irs whistleblower. gary shapley, the -- claims that

david weiss claimed that he was not running the hunter biden probe, asked to be special counsel and was denied that and told he could not bring charges outside of delaware against hunter biden. weiss wrote to lindsey graham i was assured that i would be granted this authority if it proved necessary. the whistleblower's attorney responded in a statement in the last hour that weiss's story continues to change. meanwhile, senator chuck grassley and his fellow republicans are eyeing not only david weiss for a sweetheart deal for hunter biden, look at his deputy, leslie wolf, and says nixed the plan to look at a guest house on the president's property, and more than probable cause but stopped it to optics. and said the decision was whether the juice was worth the squeeze.

a registered democrat and mentioned by names 53 times in shapley's talking to congress. and asking why there were no irs agents involving leslie wolf about a specific 1023 form. we have talked about it for a couple months and fbi 1023 form contains an allegation from a source, may be true, may not, however, grassley has seen a 1023 form that includes an allegation that then vice president joe biden took a bribe from a foreign country. a spokesperson for weiss and wolf declined to comment on any allegations in the story. meanwhile, fbi director christopher wray will be asked about this. going for a marathon hearing on wednesday. this and other topics will come up. >> john: investigators say they could wrap up their probe into

who left a bag of cocaine inside the west wing as soon as today. some top house republicans are asking for more information about it. house oversight chairman james comer sent a letter to the director of the secret service calling it a shameful moment and demanding a secret service briefing to his committee by the end of the week. fox news is told the white house is cooperative but a briefing will probably not happen until later this month. karine jean-pierre was defensive about the whole thing. >> sandra: calling questions about it irresponsible and the american people rightly so have a lot of questions about this and certainly security at the white house. >> john: i wonder who in the world it was who left a bag of cocaine in the white house. >> sandra: leaves room for speculation, doesn't it. >> john: why would you be bringing it in the first place, or maybe you just had it. >> sandra: heavy rainfall drenching the northeast, have you seen these pictures?

unbelievable, causing extensive flooding up and down the region here. another part of the country could be in for some big trouble. >> john: president biden meeting with king charles as part of a nato trip to europe. the hot topic between the two, climate change and electric vehicles. but is biden chasing an impossible goal? charles payne is here next to break down the economics of e.v.s. >> you think it would strain the grid if everybody plugged in 25 refrigerators in every household? >> if we didn't make any upgrades to the grid, sure. >> do you think the grid is going to be capable of handling electric cars? >> it's going to need to be. my o enjoy what i love to do. as long as you can make an impact, why stop?

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>> fox weather alert, midwest facing a severe weather threat as thunderstorms move through the region, this comes after the northeast was rocked by torrential downpours and flash flooding yesterday, leaving at least one dead and wreaking havoc on homes and roads across the region. katie burn is live, she's in highland falls, new york, with the latest on the situation there. looks like it was really bad, katie, judging by the debris and the roadways behind you there. what are residents telling you about what it was like?

>> yeah, john, people are just saying it was a really scary last 24 hours for a lot of them and even the water has receded, they are left dealing with this muddy mess and crumbling streets they don't feel safe driving on. take a look at what they are dealing with, walking out to today. this is one of the streets that was covered in water yesterday, was gushing with such strength it actually collapsed highways and washed roads right off the map. you can see that water rushing right now. listen to this. >> this time it's at least draining but we know sadly a woman in her 30s was swept away because of all this last night as she was trying to escape it and get to higher ground. we also know that there were many rescues in this area. this area got about eight inches of rain in a span of 15 hours. it's more than they get in an entire summer season. so caught a lot of people off guard. state police body camera video shows crews rescuing people in

their cars but people are telling me they felt trapped in their homes, too. watching the rushing water outside of their windows pulling in boulder and trees with it. i met a woman who lives on this street, one of many today who is spending the day, unfortunately, cleaning up her home, pumping her basement and filing insurance claims on the valuables that she lost. >> rocks were coming down, trees were coming down, heavy winds, you couldn't see in front of you because the rains were so heavy. it was really scary to actually be in it and wake up to this see. >> people here are being asked to boil their water until further notice because potentially water tanks in the area were compromised when all the water rushed into the town. and the flood risk is not over. millions are dealing with flood warnings or alerts all across the board from north carolina to

new england. >> john: a lot of flooding at west point just north of you as well. so our best to the folks there as they try to recover from all of this. katie, thank you. >> i intend to be the most pro union president leading the most pro union administration. i'm proud to be the most pro union president in american history. i promise you i would be. >> i meant when i said when the most pro union president in american history and i make no apologies for it. >> sandra: president biden claiming again and again he is the most pro union president ever. his latest e.v. push is facing new scrutiny from the united aut co-workers union, of all places, who say his proposals will hurt the united states economy. charles payne is here, host of "making money" on the fox business network. what is going on here? biden is, you know, you normally see them working in tandem. why is the uaw saying the biden

administration is getting this wrong? >> first and foremost, uaw would like to see the economy grow because they want a bigger piece of the economy. is the biggest boondoggle in history of mankind, without a doubt. it's going to be -- we are going to look back 10, 20 years and say this was the most amazing self-inflicted economic wound in history. >> sandra: hold on, explain why. >> outside of adopting communism as your official -- because -- >> sandra: a lot of people listening are going to say i have an e.v. and i like my e.v. >> that's good, that's good. if you bought it fine. where we are going with this dictates -- 7500 is not enough to lure enough people in, and that's just federal. go to california, another 7500. at some point they will crack down on combustion engines, they have to, that's the only way to get near the targets they set for themselves, it's just mind

boggling. x amount by 2030, x amount by 2050. they have to force us to do that. >> sandra: 67% of the market of new cars to be electric by the year 2032, the administration's own energy administration isn't even anywhere near that in their own predictions. they are saying maybe 10% by 2050, charles. >> to make it come to fruition they have to do something else. they probably have a whole hand on the scale. they may have to stand on the scale. that means changing laws, really making it tough, prohibitive to drive a car that uses gasoline. >> sandra: how about making them affordable, making the charging stations available. >> where do they get the lithium from, the copper from, the products to put into this thing. >> sandra: basically what's happening here is labor saying you need to demand that workers

get paid more, so they are asking the government why they are using billions of dollars of taxpayer money to subsidize the battery and e.v. factories without requiring stronger pay, i think that needs to be said. meanwhile, here is john kerry on pushing back on this climate overhaul, of all people. >> what's preventing it is to some degree fear, uncertainty about the marketplace. people who manage very significant amounts of money have a fiduciary responsibility not to lose the money. >> sandra: who is he talking about, charles? >> i think it's wall street he's talking about. why esc is going down the tubes in a ball of flames because it was a farce from day one, and i'm glad we caught it here. not sure if we caught it fast enough for europe, but that's a whole different kettle of fish. wall street would say yeah, sure, we'll adopt this and we won't invest in new oil

producing companies or anything that may harm the environment, but they are disasters, losing so much money. the money is made on the fossil fuel side, the harder you make to get something you really want, supply and demand, the more the price goes up. so the irony is that as soon as joe biden got in office the next day oil prices went up, they have never looked back and the same thing with the esg things, they have gone down the tubes. it's not well thought out. >> sandra: the uaw is an unbelievable moment to go to the biden administration and say please soften your stance. their statement, we fear the proposed standards are premature, geez, that's a word that we have used quite often, and writes about it in the wall street journal and risks disrupting the marked to make the transition possible. we urge epa to ensure the new rules do not impact domestic

union auto production. will the white house listen, my final question. >> i don't think so, i don't think so. they will take advice from greta before from the uaw, from american citizens, anyone, it's not about economics, it's about an ideology nothing to do with economics. this is something totally different. climate gods they are trying to appease, they don't care who they hurt, they don't care. >> sandra: got him all warmed up for your show. thanks for joining us. >> [bleep] [indiscernible] [bleep] how dare you -- >> adele a playful dare to ore audience after several star singers get pelted with objects in the middle of the shows. why have fans forgotten to

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the no bail policy was reinstated a few weeks ago. telling his instagram followers to watch how bad it gets with police unable to detain people charged with misdemeanor crimes. leo terrell, so here is how he put it on his instagram page, mincing no words, said l.a. is finished, watch how bad it gets out there, shaking my head. this was a policy that was implemented during covid, it expired in july of 2022, but a just, lawrence rift said oh, no, no, it's not constitutional to let it expire, we have to implement it again. what's the overall effect going to be? >> i got news for you, he is absolutely correct. he's going to pay a financial price for telling the truth. the left wing mob is going to accuse him of selling out. he articulated what a lot of black and while americans are

thinking in california. it's crazy here. crime is rampant and what this no bail policy does, encourages more crime. there's no deterrent, no punishment, and what he said is this is going to destroy law and order in california and i'm glad he spoke out, i expect a backlash but it's a great moment for him to speak out. >> john: i'll tell you, the no cash bail system has certainly drawn an awful lot of criticism by people in some very official places. listen here. >> when you have a process that does not have any bail, 0 bail, you are really taking accountability out of the criminal justice system. >> he was released under 0 bail. without basically a pinky swear that he would return for his arraignment. he did not show up for his

arraignment in june and therefore had a warrant out for his arrest at the time he murdered my sister. >> john: that's what people are saying about it. here is what the statistics show, interesting study on 0 bail versus posted bail and whether or not the rates are different. take a look, arrested after release, people who posted bail, 46% rearrested, 78% who didn't post bail arrested more than once, 25% of those who posted were, 62% of no bail did, arrested for any felony, 33% post bail, 30% bail, 67% no bail. there's a big difference there, leo. >> ask me what the end game. the left want to stop the criminal justice system. you are encouraging young people to enter the crime world because

there's no punishment. and since the far left is not encouraging school choice, this is a gold mine to engage in criminal activity and expect no punishment. law enforcement is not going to respond to these problems because they know for a fact they have to release the criminals. it is chaos in california. >> john: so supporters of no cash bill insist the system of bail is not fair, what civil rights attorney said, the current system is not based on whether you are dangerous, whether you are a flight risk, on whether there is really any need at all for you to be in jail. just based on how much money you can pay, that's not fair. it makes no sense. but compare what he said against the statistics it makes a huge difference. >> makes a tremendous difference, john. that statement is false. a judge can take case by case individual factors whether each individual defendant has to post a bail.

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♪♪ >> john: fresh off a college world series victory, lsu baseball stars made history on sunday night at the major league baseball draft. pittsburgh pirates selected scenes with the number one pick. washington nationals picked outfielder cruise with the number two pick. the duo are the first pair of college teammates to be the top two picks in history. heady days for your alma mater. >> sandra: so much winning. >> john: so much winning you are going to get tired of winning. >> sandra: i think you were away, john, when lsu won the baseball championship and we had coach johnson on and that was a

big, big happy moment around here. >> john: yeah, i think i was on the beaches of north carolina. >> sandra: good for you, as you should be. >> john: last week i was climbing the eiffel tower. >> sandra: fantastic. >> john: the inside, not the outside. >> sandra: designed by gustaf eiffel. >> john: and some romance. >> sandra: we could talk and talk on this one. new york city is turning dorms into shelters, residents say they are dangerous places to live. joe germanotta is a restaurant owner on manhattan's upper west side and a president of a condo building a few doors away from one of these shelters. good to have you back. >> thank you. >> sandra: this is horrific, for lifelong new yorkers like yourself, a business owner in the city, and only is worse.

what are you seeing? >> let me say this. i want to thank mark levine, the manhattan borough president, gail brewer, the council women, and linda rosenthal, they stepped up. >> sandra: these are your pictures by the way that you took. >> thank you. >> sandra: tell us about them. >> no one was given any notice this was happening. and the students were given two weeks notice, the students and the head master, two weeks notice that they had to get out and they moved out and then within 24 hours the trucks showed up and they were bringing in bunk beds and brand-new everything. >> sandra: what's this? >> that's a dump -- that's a planter outside blessed sacrament school. there were empty liquor bottles,

bud light boxes, hypodermic needles. >> sandra: kids walking by here all the time. >> yeah, there's a summer camp there. it's within, what, 500 feet, right. there's a lot of loitering going on. >> sandra: so you write a letter directly to new york city leadership on this crisis and what you are seeing happening on the streets and you are saying some of our owners and neighbors have been harassed by the residents of 117 west 70th street, name calling, asking for cigarettes, motorcycle races up and down the streets in the wrong direction, revving of their unregistered motor bike engines at all hours is interfering with our previous quiet enjoyment of a highly desireable upper west side residential neighborhood. now we have hypodermic needles showing up in our planters. it makes me remember a moment you had on this program once having raised your children in the city, you said you wouldn't do that again, not in this new york city. >> no, i mean -- i was in the

same building, i mean, when we moved into the neighborhood there was a single room occupancy hotel where they are now, and then it became a college dormitory and now it's become, you know, a home for asylum seekers. and you know, as i understand it, they will be cycled in every three weeks, a new batch of, not batch, but a new group of meme that are coming in. so this is -- i guess it's kind of like a processing station and then they'll be moving them around. >> sandra: what's the solution, what do we do about this? if the leaders say joe what do we do about it, do you have a solution? >> well, i mean -- one potential solution is just suspend the sanctuary status for a while until we get it under control, not under control as much as build the housing that we need to get this. i mean, i'm not opposed to having them come into the

country and be productive. what we needed and really when it started was more security, right, the security that was on-site was not doing much of anything, but now they are patrolling the block. the other day there was a patrol car on the end of the block at the night, during the night, there were two mounted police officers walking up the street -- this is after, you know, after we sent the letter about the nighttime partying. >> sandra: good for you. >> and the races. >> sandra: you are doing something about it. >> the city officials are. gail, linda and mark. >> sandra: how bigger movements happen. you speak up as a resident, a business owner and say things have got to change. all right, we'll keep that conversation going. performers under attack. what the heck is going on here? joe -- >> i have no idea. >> not talking to you about being a new york city resident or business owner in the city, you are lady gaga's dad and this is happening. this is video of harry styles,

hit in the eye, this is incredibly dangerous stuff when they get up on stage, for their fans, and this is adele, oh, correct, there's more and more performers wallupped on stage. adele talks about this, listen. >> [bleep] have you seen them [bleep] dare you, dare you throw something at me. >> sandra: you've been on tour with your daughter many times, you know the risks these performers take up on stage. why is this happening? >> i don't know, i've been out to probably over 200 shows and you know, they do throw things on stage, all right. but normally it's like a letter or maybe a jacket that they made, you know, or flowers, you know, something personal. >> now it's like a cell phone. >> that's the most prized

possession, you are always looking for your cell phone, and you throw it on stage? >> sandra: this is nuts. >> elvis, they used to throw panties at him. >> sandra: now that you bring that up, i guess it's not new. but you can't harm the performers or -- >> no, no, it's going to become -- it's going to become like an airport when you go to an arena to see a sport or a concert. it's really, you know, it's a shame that this is hang. but you know, her fans love her, so they have never really thrown -- maybe they'll throw a teddy bear. >> they love her and i don't think it will get to that -- not that adele's fans don't love her, i'm sure they do. >> she's got a big following. >> sandra: joe, always good to chat with you. thank you for stopping by. we hope things improve in the neighborhood. >> you know what, if we are

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