polling. we are heading toward a biden trump inevitable rematch, a lot could happen between now and then. seems like there is a nudging going on saying you know whether a, mr. president, maybe did you your job. you got rid of trump and now it's time to head to that golf course or wherever you go. >> carley: time will tell. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> no comment for biden for the claim to join nato only when the time is right. >> cannot accept actively engaged in a war. >> involves slammed lack of a timeline as absurd. >> dos agree with the durham report how they treated individuals differently. >> wray is expected to defend the bureau's words of potential political bias. >> directed the fbi to interfere in our investigation of hunter biden. >> will scary watching it happen i don't know how much higher it was going to go. >> catastrophic flooding in

vermont some areas seeing 9 inches. higher than hurricane irene. >> i don't know anymore. >> the pga tour and saudi backed liv golf teed up for a merger. congress is stepping in. >> 9/11 families blasted the potential sports alliance. >> complete betrayal to the community. >> to deep left field. puts the national league in front. potential game-winning homer. >> ramirez swings and misses. the national league is finally back on top. >> good morning, everybody. it is 1:01 p.m. in the afternoon there in lithuania and we start with a fox news alert. president biden is set to attend a north atlantic council meeting in about half an hour on day two of the nato summit there in lithuania. >> brian: also set to meet with volodymyr zelenskyy as tensions

rise after the war torn country's bid to join the alliance is denied. no blueprint seems to be offered. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich is live with the latest for us. >> good morning to you guys. that's right. president zelenskyy did not hide his outrage yesterday that the nato summit is going to end without even an conditional invitation to ukraine. this morning we have an event added to the schedule that was not there yesterday. president biden and other g-7 leaders are going to be meeting with zelenskyy to announce a joint declaration of support for ukraine that includes long-term security assessment. it is not yet known how much each country is going to pledge here but it is being compared to the $3.8 billion annual definite money that we spend for israel, according to some reports. this is going to be the first time we see president biden with zelenskyy after zelenskyy warned that russia might force ukraine to give up a future bid for nato to end the war.

he tweeted it's unprecedented and absurd when time frame is not set neither for the invitation nor for ukraine's membership while at the same time vague wording about conditions is even added for inviting ukraine. it seems there is no readiness neither to invite ukraine to nato nor make it a member of the alliance. biden's undersecretary of defense tells fox the timing is just not right here and it's not limited to the fact that bringing ukraine into the alliance with a war ongoing right now would bring all of the allies into direct conflict with russia. >> has to meet those same standards that every other nato member does in terms of democratic reforms, security sector reform. interoperability which means our military is going to work together. so there are conditions that every country has to make. so the door is wide open for ukraine there are still some stepping left go. >> meantime, there is bipartisan push in congress to prohibit the u.s. from giving ukraine cluster bombs proposed amendment to the

ndaa that's the annual defense policy bill. members of congress behind this include g.o.p. reps matt gaetz, anna paulina luna and a more than a dozen house democrats. defense undersecretary collin told me yesterday the u.s. is only looking at giving ukraine cluster bombs for between six and 12 months as transition period as the u.s. ramps up production of other types of ammunition, guys. >> steve: so jacqui yesterday at this time the news was that ukraine was being denied immediate access to nato. and so now, essentially it's plan b where the united states and our allies like the g-7 folks are going to get together for this long-term commitment to send a clear message to russia hey, you can't invade ukraine again like you did last time. the question is, are we going onto all be pledging money or stuff? because, as the president revealed the other day, we are

running out of stuff. we don't have the big bullets that we need. >> yeah. that's right. it sounds like it's going to be a combination of the two. >> there have been various types of humanitarian assistance coming from some countries and a lot of arms coming from other countries. the g-7 leaders have been really on the leading end of the nato alliance in terms of the kinds of military support that we have been pledging. but, to your point, you know, the defense undersecretary told us yesterday that one of the reasons that we opted for these it cluster bombs the amount of weapon systems and ammunition that we have available to give to ukraine is in shorter and shorter supply. and so there is an effort now to ramp up production but, in the meantime, got to turn to something else and part of the way that the pentagon convinced the president of it was that what we're giving them is basically going to be effective in letting ukraine punch through these two trench during their

counter osceola. they think moment momentum needs to be kent up route know. >> brian: thank you. he has to walk a fine line hey, guys, thanks for everything. without you we wouldn't be having the success we are having. if you are not going to give us everything we are not going to have much more success. if you are not going to give us nato membership, i get it. it's against the charter to say in an active war will you become a member of nato. you couldn't do it if you wanted to. if you put out a blueprint in the big picture that's a negotiating point for russia that is a third rail for them. they don't want ukraine in nato. if the blueprint is there, and you see the ukrainians pushing towards crimea and they do eventually get to peace talks, you want to have that piece of the puzzle to say yeah, you get out of crimea now or you get out of the rest of the country and maybe we will make sure they are not full members or whatever you

want to negotiate to get them out. that's got to be part of the process. he basically has taken it away. how odd was it for the president to go to bed last night and say he was too tired. you were just on the beach over the weekend. what are you tired about? i mean, if you can't do something as consequential as this in a hot war i don't know if you can do it. lastly the "new york times" comes out with a story quietly american officials are talking about finally giving long range missiles, the atacms to ukraine because the french have said you can have them. i can see you need them and now america goes maybe we should have sent them all along. again, the incremental allocation which could be coming their way has people killed. you eventually give them what they need. but you don't give them detective in which they need them. if attack couples are going to come. why are you still debating it. it should have been done or not done six months ago. >> ainsley: president trump weighed in on the cluster bombs, he said joe biden should not be

sending us into world war iii. he should be trying to end the war and stop this horrific death and destruction caused by the incompetent administration. this these munitions could be killing and maiming men, women and children for decades to come. a few republicans are for it like senator cramer from north dakota i'm fine for it that the other side is fighting the war with these munitions, the clupser munitions. they have them and they don't play by the rules. so why should ukraine. another thing that surprised me. president zelenskyy is not being shy about dissatisfaction for not being invited into nato. he has to understand we can't allow him into nato. we can't allow ukraine into nato right now because then we would be committing our men and women to fight against russia. the other thing that surprised me this morning you are right, brian, our president skipping dinner last night because he said he had worked four full days. four full days in a row after he was on the beach. we saw him trying to open that up chair at the beach over the weekend and two weekends before that. >> steve: tricky. >> ainsley: he was at camp david

with his son with hunter. that was a few days before they found the cocaine in the white house which we still haven't heard about. the secret service is supposed to notify us about all of that at some point this week. will they? what is taking so long? >> steve: maybe tomorrow. regarding the president not going to dinner our producers told us about 15 minutes ago. apparent liver the white house did rsvp he is not going. >> ainsley: they sent blinken instead. thank goodness he rscp his grandmother will be happy. >> steve: third time in president a president has not gone. >> ainsley: he has skipped a few of these dinners. >> brian: good know if you are a waiter not to serve the position. at least you know not to put the place mat out. >> ainsley: i'm sorry you had more to say. quickly to add to that then the white house says he has to prepare for his speech. i was thinking they are going to read the speech for him. all you have to do is read the prompter. >> steve: sometimes that

prompter is tricky. >> ainsley: he didn't have the prompter yesterday and he spoke 15 seconds. >> steve: i've got three priorities number one i want more weapons. number two i want security guarantees and number three, i want an invitation to join nato. as jacqui just detailed he is going to get more weapons. he is going to get the security guarantees, but not goat to join nato promptly asap. on talking with sean how our president is appearing to the balance of the world while he is there on the big stage in lithuania. >> imagine right now if you are a communist party of china leader signature in beijing because you read and you watch the press. you see all of these things. so here is what you have seen over the weekend. cocaine was found at the white house. then the president, you know, had this fight with a beach chair over there and he just looked like he could barely move. then he goes to london and embarrasses himself and then the

report tonight you feel bad for the guy. you do. it's not his fault that he is 80. but you also have to acknowledge that our friends, our allies around the world see all of this and their confidence is shaken about the person in charge and our enemies see it, too. like china. and they are emboldened by it. they will be emboldened by it. >> brian: condemn china and some of their ambitions. china lashed back at nato's criticisms. protect its rights. they urge china to de-escalate their partnership with russia and start condemning russia for some of the things they are doing. amp all, this is a russian caused operation that's been a disaster for the buffaloy nation that cost them 50,000 minimum casualties, deaths. 200,000 casualties. their whole army is in ukraine, now they are trying to hold onto the 18% that they stole from ukraine while being embarrassed on the world stage and seeing their economy pay a heavy price. and you saw the embarrassing

insurrection that happened two weeks ago in that country it. would help if china talked to vladimir putin. >> steve: russia says if the united states is going to give these cluster munitions that's going to prolong the conflict. do you think? >> brian: really? meanwhile, why are they using cluster munitions? >> steve: because, brian, they say they are not. >> brian: that's good enough for me. >> ainsley: they don't want ukraine to have the same ammunition we have because nervous about that. >> steve: we are running out of bullets. >> ainsley: maybe another country should give them something else. >> steve: give them old stuff that is illegal in 120 different countries. >> ainsley: cluster munitions are illegal. >> steve: every place except ukraine, russia and the united states. so handy. >> ainsley: over 100 rescued in the historic and catastrophic vermont floods. the live report of the latest search efforts. >> brian: 16-year-old gets cut from swim team after refusing

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>> ainsley: we are back with a fox weather alert. look at this. devastating flooding forcing over 175 high water rescues in vermont yesterday. >> steve: you saw just a moment ago the state capitol dome appears to have narrowly avoided a catastrophic dam failure but the governor warns the threat not over yet. >> brian: fox weather and multi media journalist brady campbell joins us live from month pierre with the details. brandy? >> good morning, guys, this morning we are still. it's a quiet morning. we have heard from the governor phil scott for vermont. is he just giving a warning that there is more to come for this area but he said a lot of businesses and homes have been lost and damaged because of this

storm. take a listen. >> we are not out of the woods. this is nowhere near over at this phase. our primary focus continues to be on life and safety before we can shift into recovery phase. >> all right. now yesterday morning, downtown month peelier was partially under water and stayed that way until the afternoon hours as water slowly receded. some areas were too dangerous to access by boat so they did involve the national guard to assist with helicopters as well. the state says it could be days or a week-long effort to get through. this now, here in downtown month pellier, we are seeing a lot of businesses come out once the water receded yesterday afternoon to go ahead and start that clean up effort. a lot of people receiving help as well. i spoke to one business she has

having 20 people come through to clean up her business. she talked to me about how this was something she had never gone through. take a listen. this is a first experience i have had with major flooding like this. i just moved to this major location and completely redid this space a year ago, right after the pandemic and so going from pandemic to this is just like whiplash. >> i'm hearing there is going to be a lot more people to come out today to volunteer. we will see that throughout the day. the state also asking if anybody wants to volunteer to not self-deploy so can you go this website vermont.com/volunteer to sign up and to help this effort. back to you guys. >> steve: great idea. brandy, thank you very much for the live report from the streets of montpelier. 20 minutes after the top of the hour check in with janice dean a desperate situation up there.

>> so heart breaking. you heard that last resident say they have never experienced something like this. the last time they had flooding like this was back in 2011 with hurricane the remnants of irene. you have to go back to the 1920s to see the mount of flooding that they have seen in northern and central vermont. there is more rain in the forecast by the way. let's take a look at what is hang right now. one of the rain totals, of course, we are looking at the potential for more rain in the forecast on top of the nine, ten inches that they received in vermont. and why news ski river by the way still at major flood stage will we have more rain in the forecastna. is going to add more snout injury. go back to 1927 to see the that

is what is causing destruction and catastrophic destruction to the area. more rain not only today but heading into thursday, friday and the weekend. taking a look at our fox model here, rounds of more wet weather and if you have got rain setting up in some of those same areas on the flood-prone ground where the ground is saturated that's going to cause more destruction. that's the concern as we head through the next couple of days through the weekend. we have got this wet weather pattern that's going to be in place. las vegas want to quickly make mention severe weather right now hang for parts of nebraska in towards iowa. we have a tornado warn storm and severe thunderstorm watches in effect and we haven't touched upon the heat which we will do next hour. extreme dangerous heat for the southwest and the southern plains. we will continue to keep you up to date. steve, ainsley and brian over to you. >> steve: so much weather going on. j.d., thank you very much.

>> ainsley: itches watching video of a lady literally using shovels to scoop out thick mud out of her living room. that had to take hours and hours and hours. when your house flooded, how did you get all that mud out. >> brian: waited for it to dry and wind up the floors. >> ainsley: replace all your furniture on the first level? >> brian: pretty much. almost everything. >> steve: it's life-changing. >> brian: carley shimkus is over there to do the news. >> carley: news out of nevada. hold up at caesar palace. an argument reported between man and woman leading to a tense hostage situation. the pool area was evacuated when the guy began throwing items out the window of his room. the swat team securing the woman's release and arresting the suspect. and down the strip a vicious brawl breaks out in the middle of the wind casino. video captures four women duking it out on the ground next to a poker tournament. it is still unclear what sparked

that brawl, my goodness. pga officials defending the deal they made with saudi backed liv golf stay senate hearing yesterday. the testimony coming before families of the victims of the september 11th terror attacks. terry strada who chairs the 9/11 coalition and lost her husband in the attacks speaking out. >> so it's just greed. anybody that will take that kind of money from the kingdom and sell your moral authority to now become a shill for the kingdom or a mouthpiece for the kingdom, it's just about the money. >> carley: the justice department has been investigating the pga tour for trying to keep its players from defecting to liv. the doj could decide to sue to block the deal. and to some baseball action. the national league snapping a nine all-star game losing streak after beating the american league 3-2 last night in seattle. colorado rockies catcher

securing the win with a big home run in the eighth. diaz headed to keep left feed. alee as diaz puts the national league in front. he took home mvp honors first all-star game appearance after nine years in the majors. big day for him. >> >> brian: going to get a big rating. so well done. derek jeeter and a rod doing the pregame show amazing. >> ainsley: old faces and new ones. some of the best. >> steve: carley, thank you. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: from baseball to the 130r9 of swimming. a 16-year-old abigail wheeler swimmer at the ymca. back in april it turns out she was changing and there were two naked biological boys in the

women'sage locker room. she chained and they said there is nothing we can do about that. put up a sign biological women only to warn other girls that there were biological boys in the neighborhood changing in their room and to beware. >> ainsley: she was on -- she has been on fox and "primetime" and i saw an interview i think it was with carley yesterday on "fox & friends first." she was on. her sister is also a swimmer. these are remarkablely athletic family and the two sisters, her other sister said she is so proud of her she actually was a swimmer at the university of kentucky with riley gaines and she also swam against lia thomas. they are proud of this young girl for, 16 years old, speaking out. riflely said you are going to get a lot of back bash but more support you than don't. >> brian: yeah they kicked her off their team essentially. here she was last night with

jesse. >> he was claiming to be a woman and changing in the locker room at the ymca facility. after i expressed my concerns and was told i could use the different locker rooms the family changing or not use the facilities me and a friend, a teammate, actually, decided to put informative signs up in the women's locker room to express our concern. we were both told that they were considered hate speech and disrespectful and the y would follow up with our families and it probably was not appropriate for us to practice that evening. later they sent emails to my family and phone calls stating that i am currently banned from the y until i have a meeting with the staff and we further explained the punishments that they were going to give us. >> brian: that's unbelievable. this is what the ymca says a variety of false statements

around the same issue circulated by the same issues since may the version of the statement. the statement that the swimmer was removed from the y and prevented from participating on the swim team is false. she left the swim team and the ymca on her own. she has a different dispute, obviously. evidently, these men, who claim to be women, sat there in women's bathing suits and just sitting there staring at the other swimmers. you have got to be kidding me. on what planet is that okay? when you are in a locker room, i don't care what gender you are not staring at other people. these guys were staring at other people. >> the ymca says she left on her own and she is very clear no i did not. keep in mind in the very beginning after she had posted the signs, she wents to the coaches and he said did you post those and she said yes, i did. he said probably not a good idea for you to swim with the team that day. and the ymca will be contacting you shortly. well, as it turns out of now the ymca said when she quit the team she quit the team. but she says i didn't quit the team. besides, if you are a parent and

my daughter was the captain of the swim team in her high school, if she were in a locker room filled with biological male classmates i don't know that we would have let her go back to that pool. >> ainsley: you know, when we were little we used to stop at the beach, this store called lohmans, they used to have it here in new york city. they had a big dressing roomed. i used to go in there with my mom. it was one big dressing room. i felt so uncomfortable changing because as i got older i was able to shop with my mom and buy the size clothes i needed. i felt so awkward. my mom is changing in front of these other women and there are mirrors everywhere. it's just very bizarre. so when i go to equinox my gym here in new york there are a lot of women in that are changing. we try do it quickly. i always go in a stall because i don't want to change in public. i don't feel comfortable doing that but if i were in the locker room and there were men changing that even takes it to a different level.

so, i don't know what the solution is. if this is going to happen, do they put individual stalls in there so girls can have like their own little room. >> brian: just get men to stop swimming with women that would be great. if you are going to do transgender, find your own bathroom. that's up to you. you are deciding to do something on your own. you can't disrupt the rest of the world and the national ymca body has got to get involved. let's see they have a huge board, a lot of prestigious people involved. let them weigh in on this. don't leave it too 16-year-old to do the right thing. >> steve: they told her if you are uncomfortable using the dressing room. >> brian: they were the ones uncomfortable they should leave. straight ahead, what do you see a problem with the flag on the left or homeless tents on the left? according to the city of los angeles, the flag is the problem. we will tell you what they think. ♪ the right price. that's why, we've we pull our favorite looks together in-store and in in the app.

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so, they keep changing the inspectors in each one. interpreting what their work actually to justify their work. they need to come and give you a ticket for something. so, at the beginning they came and they were complaining on the flags and when i said okay, what is the problem with the flags? the guy called him a flag banners, i said this is not a flag banner. this is an american flag. and, you know, we got a ticket for those in the past and it was $461. and then. >> ainsley: my gosh. >> then lately last the gay came four times in one month and called. the fifth time he didn't bother coming he was actually rudely enough calling me and telling me can you please text me a picture of your sign. not breaking the law right now. >> ainsley: that is so stupid.

that little a sign that foldable retractible sign that he wants you to just move it back an inch? because he has the power to tell you to do that? it first time he game i was with customer to the shop. walked into the shop like a detective badge. okay. what does he want? i need to talk to you. okay. what did i do now? it's not police just a guy working for the city for the code enforcement. this was getting ridiculous they claimed they are getting a call from someone. okay, let's assume you get a complaint from someone. the street is empty. almost like zero foot traffic over there and can you see it's about 16-foot wide. and here is the sad thing that the sign even if the sign going one inch out or even 4 feed out, it still belong to the property

owner not to the city. they decided this is their land. i did look at a survey online and the property line is actually much more outside. and when i complain about the homeless situation and other problem, they never care. so they can get to my shop the same day in a couple minutes but they cannot go and actually deal with something else downtown street and -- >> ainsley: here is the irony you are trying to put food on the table for your family a roof over their head so you don't up end up homeless and kids homeless and this is what the city can is focused on. you could be out on the street. and they wouldn't care and give you money to be out in a tent. you are trying to work and someone has the audacity to call and complain to the city because your sign is an inch over the sidewalk. it's just ridiculous. ruff thinking about moving? >> yes. we are thinking about actually moving out of california. we are actually have another

business that i'm partner with that we already moved to south carolina. >> ainsley: amazing. >> we are making race car bodies. and we just say enough is enough. and i think this business is next. and done in california. >> ainsley: what's the name of your business in south carolina? i'm from south carolina. i want everyone in south carolina to support his business. what's the named of it. >> it's called rath namplet u and make race car bodies. >> ainsley: south carolina is a great place for that where in south carolina? i'm curious. >> it's in charlotte. really just moved there. >> ainsley: north carolina area. >> moved there a couple months ago. >> ainsley: race something there i'm happy for you. you are going to love the carolinas. they are nice people over there. >> yeah. absolutely. >> ainsley: they will not complain over that sign. thank you so much for coming on. >> of course. >> ainsley: i wish you all the best. we did reach out to the city of

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>> brian: in just over three hours you got to be watching christopher wray testifying before the house judiciary panel putting him face to face with some of the harshest fiercest critics on capitol hill first time since the durham report came out. fox news obtaining part of wray's opening statement defending his bureau the work the men and women are doing goes beyond the one or two investigations that steam capture all the headlines. no doubt about it. some people doing fantastic work. g.o.p. congressman tom tiffany one of the members questioning him today. we all know there are great people at the fbi and doing great things they will never get the proper credit for. that's besides the point. what's going to be your focus, congressman. >> i'm going to start with the durham report which we had special counsel durham before us two weeks ago and i asked him was there russia collusion? and he said no. russia collusion was a hoax. and then we are going to go all

the way up and talk about targeting, censoring and suppressing. the fine people of the fbi. we know there is fine people at the fbi but the leadership is rotten to the core. >> brian: i have one question in 2019 turns out according to the durham report the fbi knew the laptop was authentic. did they tell william barr? did they tell president trump? did he know? how did he allow this decontainry to happen until the next president is elected big part of election interference when people talk about election interference that was election interference where they did not allow this information to come out in 2020 that could have affected the 2020 election. >> brian: look at the twitter files in it specific fbi agents making calls to the different -- well, we only know twitter. it's probably facebook and everything else to suppress certain posts, certain columns

or shadow ban others. has he been asked about this. >> yeah. that's part of the censorship. and is he going to hear a lot about that today. especially in light of judge doty's decision down in louisiana where the federal court has said that you are censoring the american people in fact he said something like it's most elaborate censorship scheme that we seen in the history of the united states. he is going to hear a lot about that today. >> brian: congressman, do you realize he will pub push back if anyone wants to stop china and north korea it's going to be us. if you tie our hands we can't help. what's your response to that. >> you can use legitimate means. the problem is they are not going after china, russia and iran they are going after the american people. they go after parents at school board meetings. they are going after conservative catholics they are going after americans not the foreign interest that they really should be focused on. >> brian: so either he is the king of england and doesn't know anything or wants to make any decisions or he knows

everything. i hope he puts his hand on the bible first. lastly these covid scientists yesterday were down playing the lab leak and do you know why? just as everyone feared. quote -- here is a quote from one of these co-authors of these columns that was down playing the idea that there was a lab leak was anything but an accident. given the blank show that would happen if anyone seriously accused the chinese of even accidental release, my feeling is we should say that given there is no evidence of a specific engineered virus we cannot possibly distinguish between escape. content ascribing to the natural process. they were afraid of aggravating china by tell the world the truth. >> do you know what i think is more deep than that though, brian, they were afraid to go against dr. fauci. dr. fauci controlled the purse strings and when he said "i'm the science." it's purely political science. and what we're finding out is what they wanted to kowtow not as much certainly to china but

definitely to dr. fauci. they were scared of losing their funding. >> brian: he had way too much power and the next person in should not have that and now we all know it. congressman tom tiffany, we will all be watching today thank you so much. >> good to join you, brian. >> brian: carley has breaking news. >> leslie has been released from a california prison 53 years after joining charles manson's call for killing two people. convicted in the 1971 murder of leo and his wife rosemary at their los angeles home. a spokesperson for the state department of corrections tells fox news ben helton was released to parole supervision and will be reviewed after one year. business insider is backtracking after publishing a story claiming more people left florida than new york or california in 2021. twitter users calling out the article for mistaking the people who moved out of the sunshine state for those moving there.

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