>> greg: we're out of time. thank you kayleigh mcenany, lee zeldin. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. >> robert f. kennedy jr. is bashing joe biden. >> i was removed with 900,000 followers, i'm still being censured. the fbi is involved in that censorship. >> we have the rest of his scathing message coming up. >> todd: carley, if you have questions about artificial

intelligence, just let our vice president explain. >> the first part of this issue is ai is a fancy thing, first of all, two letters, it means artificial intelligence. >> todd: we're good now, that clears it up. jimmy failla will try to explain. >> carley: and the new woke-free favorite drink this summer. >> i'm in pursuit of a conservative with a load of ultra-light beer. ♪ ♪ >> carley: the brand-new add in the fight against bud light. you're watching "fox and friends first." i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. overseas with a fox news alert. president biden set to meet with the president of finland this hours on the heels of the nato summit, where he admitted the u.s. will likely give ukraine

more weapons. >> carley: lucas tomlinson has more. >> lucas: off to visit finland, which borders russia. biden spoke before thousand at a university in lithuania. >> president biden: we will not waiver. we will not waiver. [applause] >> president biden: i mean that, our commitment to ukraine will not weaken, stand today, tomorrow and for as long as it takes. >> lucas: it is notable biden never used the word win when talking about the war. this war has ground to a stalemate. russia occupies 20% of the country. since russia launched full-scale invasion, u.s. has given ukraine 80 billion in aid. over 2000 stinger surface air

missiles to destroy russian aircraft and javelin missiles, artillery rounds which led to a shortage in the u.s. stockpile. president biden is sending -- along the frontline stretching from eastern to southern ukraine and sending 20 soviet -- the nato summit did not end without a gaffe from president biden. he confused name of the ukraine president with the russian president. last night south dakota governor says president biden is showing his age. >> i watch the summits and i look at biden up there and i get

nervous because i realize how power actively is to have the president of the united states up there and what a picture it sends about the country. he can barely make a sentence or find his way off the stage. can he lead in peace and strength? he just can't do it. >> lucas: ronald reagan institute has a poll, they support ukraine and 59% of americans support sending u.s. military aid. >> carley: vladamir. john kerry will testify before the house oversight committee today about the cost of the state department's green agenda.

climate -- by 2031, that is 65% more than the administration initially said it would cost. kerry is set to travel to china next week in a mission to reengage the communist nation in efforts. senator tim scott presidential campaign says it raised $6 million in second quarter and impressive $21 million on hand. >> i have the chance to win the nomination. i believe america can do for anyone what she's done for me, i'm focusing on restoring hope and protecting the america we all love. >> carley: that is enough money to lock in a spot on first republican presidential debate stage next month. former new jersey governor chris christie also qualifying for the event, securing 40,000 donors in 35 days.

former president trump, ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy met qualification. it is unclear if trump will participate. candidate take the stage on wednesday, august 23rd 9 p.m. with bret baier and martha maccallum on fox. >> todd: the pat tillman award for service. damar hamlin. >> please welcome this year's recipient of the pat tillman service award, the training staff of the buffalo bills. >> todd: they hugged damar hamlin and praised him for

returning to the n.f.l. beautiful moment and if and when he makes it to the playing field, imagine the response from the crowd, regardless whether the first game is in buffalo or on the road. >> carley: that is so cool. in the meantime, there is this. republicans tearing into fbi director christopher wray during a fiery hearing on number of allegations of anti-conservative bias in the bureau. your agents in the field office attempted to spy on catholic churches and congregations and frame them as extremists. >> why hasn't the fbi unredacted copy of this memo. >> congressman jeff van drew asking the question and he's here to tell us if he's satisfied with wray's answer. that is here next. comfort has free hot breakfast for the whole fam.

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investigation in the hunter biden probe. letter to attorney general merrick garland reads the federal government is supposed to work for the american people, but whistleblower evidence shows employees were working overtime to cover up for the bidens. it is deadline to schedule the interviews is 12 hours from now. true purpose of hunter biden's role on the board of ukrainian energy company burisma holdings. scope of work should be number of widely recognized and influential u.s. policy makers to ukraine in november with ultimate purpose to close down for any cases against nikoli and ukraine. this was talking about burisma's

founder. this was one month before joe biden traveled to ukraine and threatened to hold u.s. aid if leaders did not fire the country's top prosecutor. revelations leaving many in shock. >> she approved bringing a multi felony indictment accusing hunter biden of tax evasion going back until 2014. in fact, on $400 of income, he didn't pay on his burisma money. we know about that now. if your office signed off on it and you didn't bring charges, what happened? >> clay higgins saying, our president is compromised and should resign and be condemned. democratic party should begin rebuilding itself. the two i.r.s. whistleblowers alleging the hunter biden investigation influenced by politics are set to testify

before the house oversight committee next week. >> todd: so much to learn from them. >> carley: we learned hunter biden's job was to make sure the head of burisma wasn't investigated and joe biden pressures the prols cuter to get fired who was investigating head of burisma. >> todd: again, joe had no idea about hunter biden's business dealings. contentious hearing on capitol hill. >> are you protecting the bidens? >> absolutely not. >> you won't answer the question, hold on, about whether or not that is a shake down and everybody knows why you won't answer it. >> so the president is under investigation? >> i'm not going to confirm or speak to who is or isn't under investigation. >> so he's not under investigation? >> i didn't say that. there are specific rules about where to store classified

information. >> box in a garage? in a beach house? >> your agents in a field office attempted to spy on a catholic churches. why don't we get information when we subpoena for it? >> we will give a briefing and we can discuss additional information. >> because you will try to make it out it was okay? >> carley: you saw congressman's exchange with christ f christopher wray. and he joins us now. do you think this hearing was productive? >> i do think it was productive. i will say this. either this is a director who has all kind of activity, bad activity swirling around him and he is not cognizant of it and he is up on high and doesn't know

what is going on in field offices or he wasn't truthful and honest with us. he is smooth and good. what was important about this hearing, we outlined all the issues and went into depth what is going on with the fbi. we are not done with this, we will keep pushing and finding out the truth. it is serious. >> todd: i don't know if the american people were satisfied from the answers they received from wray at the hearing. there was performance by the democrats we need to talk about, let's watch. >> you are being attacked and vilified by members of this committee because the justice department had audacity to conduct a criminal investigation. we don't have a two-tiered -- of

justice. >> about an hour and a half in and use of the word laptop 20 times, that is bananas to me. >> todd: word to describe that democratic display is embarrassing. what was your reaction listening to the ignorance of why christopher wray was there in the first place? >> they did understand, they didn't want to deal with it, they know it is bad and part and parcel with what is going on with this administration. they did two things, try to focus on trump. president trump was one part of an entire picture here, what happened to him. we talk about 12 different issues, only one was president trump's issues, which are terrible what they did to him. somebody like schiff aught to sit back and be quiet and think why he is one of the few people

ever to be censured, close his mouth and listen. that was disturbing to hear him coming on and telling us what we should do or how we should do it. that was show on their part, they didn't know what to do. we revealed how the agency has gone after, this is important. freedom of religion and speech are two of the most important tenants of our constitution. they were going to embed until they got caught, agents, undercover agents in traditional roman catholic churches and try to get athlicks to sn-- catholi to snitch on each other. how awful. what they did to parents going to school board meetings, how often is that? the most atrocious of all,

misuse of fisa. viewers, fisa is a way of people who are enforcement, particularly fbi, to dig into your personal lives at every level to gain information they want. they misused it hundreds of thousands of times. >> carley: fbi director said he stopped that probe into catholic churches when he found out about it. and director wray confirmed the fbi is assisting the secret service in the investigation of the cocaine found at the white house. do you think we will learn anything new today? >> i don't think we will learn a lot. i think this is a travesty. this is not complicated. a bag of cocaine was found outside the situation room. we first heard it was found in

numerous other locations, which was a lie. this is not grandma losing her reading glasses. they should have said where it was found and reviewed videotapes, it is one of the most secure buildings in the world. should have given more information, this should be wrapped up by now. you know why it is not? i am not sure i will believe what they say. i am not a conspiracy guy, we're not getting accurate information. the catholic churches, they suspended it when it became public, but have not given the subpoenaed information. we want information on what they were going to do and how they were going to do it. they can turn it over to us now, they won't. >> carley: congressman van drew, thank you, we appreciate it.

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>> todd: fox weather alert. 50 million people in the southwest under extreme heat warnings. 13,000 deaths could be lost in

phoenix. -- >> carley: confirmed tornado touching down near o'hare airport and vermont still struggling after a major dam nearly collapsed. janice dean has the forecast. >> janice: the heat is a problem, not dealing with tens of thousands of deaths. we are worried about the power grid. we hope things remain calm. this is historic for a lot of spots across southwest and texas going into the fifth week of extreme heat. we don't want to cause mass hysteria, we will watch temperatures and we are watching the power grid. if power goes out, we have big issues and threat to safety and life.

tornado reports in and around the chicago area, we had several yesterday, moving through the chicago metro, damage reported, thankfully no deaths. threat for severe storm for widespread region from the northeast back to the plain states to the northern plains. large hail, heavy rainfall. we had historic rain for parts of the northeast and batches of showers and thunderstorms moving in over the next few days, causing issues. the ground is saturated, streams and rivers at the breaking point. rain will cause issues and we'll be watching as we go through monday. several inches of rain in the forecast for the northeast and parts of the great lakes. that heat remains in place for the next week or so. we have this dome of high pressure that continues to be anchored across the southwest and texas.

we have excess heat watches and heat warnings stretching from california to the southwest, across the gulf coast and texas yet again, the whole state, into a dire situation because this is the fifth week of heat. the power grid is tenuous. dealing with issues that have not happened yet. it is a huge story, this heat is relentless. >> todd: could happen. the fact we are mentioning mind-blowing number shows how serious people need to take this. >> janice: if you have 100-degree heat with no air conditioner, this will cause catastrophic event. >> todd: new big rig coming to texas. self-driving semi's expected to hit the highways. truck drivers are skeptical and say they are not ready to be on the road.

shelly, is it safe to the rest of us on the road to have a big rig driven by computer? >> well, mcdonald's has a hard time keeping their ice cream machine working and i can't keep a cell signal. these are items required to ep coo the trucks moving. sharkey, another autonomous company actually lost connectivity with their truck and was relieved to find the truck just shut itself down. they had no idea what it would do. >> todd: that is petrifying. >> they are using the american public as a guinea pig. >> todd: as a truck driver, do you have any idea how the technology accounts for in the moment changes like a detour, a

lane closure, repairs, anything like that? >> apparently not quickly because just here within the last six -- well, two to three months, something simple as a truck coming over on another truck, their equipment is not catching that and is having accidents, even on the stretch of highway in texas that they are going to be operating on, true simple had a problem with a jersey barrier when they were reengaging the technology. the actual vehicle jerked into a concrete wall on its own. what if there were a car beside it. >> todd: having problem with a jersey barrier is not something any truck should have. jersey barriers make up all our highways throughout the country. this is terrifying, not to mention the job loss for fine

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now. you are shutting your door for the first time in 17 years, tell us why. >> just because of the crime happening. it has been going on two years, but this summer has been outrageous. we decided for the safety of staff and customers to shut the door. we hope it is temporary, we have to have city officials and police and mayor's office figure out a solution for the problem. >> carley: what was the final straw for you? >> we've been thinking about closing for a little bit because of safety issues and my brother worked last saturday and the three shootings and one ended in a fatality, the next morning we decided, enough is enough and made the decision and it was a difficult decision. >> carley: wow, three shootings in one night. my goodness. is there anything being done to

address this crime? >> not really. we've had 50 meetings with other bar owners and residents, with city officials, mayor's office, police and seem like they talk a big game, but nothing is really gotten done and that is the sad thing about it and all we want to do is stop the violence. it is not a political issue, it is a public safety issue, stop the violence from happening. >> carley: you say there could be a solution with more cops and a curfew, tell us about that. >> yeah, we used to have 32 police officers working on the south side and now we have maybe four or five, they are understaffed, undermanned and we respect the police, my grandfather was a city cop. we need them down there.

with the 16, 15, 14-year-old kids, running the streets 1 in the morning to 3 in the morning, smoking weed and drinking alcohol. we asked to put a curfew in, what is a 15-year-old kid doing on the south side? >> carley: you are right about that. the fact you have to shut down, your livelihood, because of crime. violence destroys profit and public safety makes money. if i think thises don't get better, what are you going to do? >> to be honest, i don't know, we will stay closed until they do something. i don't know the answer to that question. hope this message gets out and they start making changes and impleapting stuff that is going to work and maybe that will help. >> carley: hopefully you

speaking out will get the message across. your bar looks great, looks like a fun place to watch the game and get a beer. we hope you open again in a safer environment. thanks for joining us, we appreciate it. >> i want to say thank you to the staff for sticking with us. >> carley: one reason they are closing down is to keep them safe. we appreciate it. >> todd: for first time, buster murdaugh, son of alex murdaugh is speaking out, part of a docu-series focusing on the life and crime of alex murdaugh, who was convicted of killing his wife and other son this year >> never-before-seen footage from the trial. the fall of the house of murdaugh premiering on the 12th. get it for this. >> carley: absolutely.

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espionage. now the state department says it contacted the company and this is microsoft, after suspected -- white house national security spokesperson adding the breach affected unclassified systems and hold procurement to high security threshold. >> carley: she has been outspoken critic of china, this will not make her change any time soon. >> cheryl: she has been threatening as far as semiconductor exports to china. she says she will cut off the technology, trade war brewing between the u.s. and china and she's been vocal about that. >> carley: no one has been censured more than r.f.k. jr. and he's going to capitol hill.

>> cheryl: here is what he says about him being censured. >> i was the first person censured by the biden administration. they made up a new term called malinformation, information that is true, but would discourage people from complying with the counter message. i was not misinformation, i was being taken down. >> cheryl: next week he will be testifying on the weaponization of the federal government, specifically covid post. he was pulled off instagram, because of his post regarding covid vaccine. >> todd: curious to see how democrats treat him. folks at ultralight beer are

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from, who are the arbitters? it is usually a bunch of millennials. >> carley: called out audience trigger warnings and rewriting histories hurting future generation. media is blaming president biden staff for questions about his age. >> he's 80. you need to be there for him and make a pathway. you sure as hell better make sure he doesn't fall on a sand bag and i blame the staff for that. >> carley: talking with jimmy failla coming up. >> todd: brian kilmeade will look at what is coming up on "fox and "fox and friends." >> brian: blaming the staff is nothing new. i blame chris all the time, i'm busy, please make sure i don't trip after this promo.

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( sfx: engine revving ) ok, dad, next take more speed. more speed. the best performance is high performance. find it at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. ( ♪ ) >> vice president kamala harris tried to explain a.i. to

americans and she really gave it her best shot. >> a.i. is kind of a fancy thing. first of all, it's two letters. it means artificial intelligence. and part of the issue here is what information is going into the machine that will then determine and we can predict then, if we think what machine is going in, so to bruise e. reduce it down to its most simple point this is part of the issue that we have here. >> todd: fox across america host and fox nation jimmy failla joins us now. when you think about kamala trying to describe a.i., doesn't it remind you of wildlife show newborn gisele chased by a lion and you know it's going to end hardly? >> it's not going to work. up until an hour ago she thought a.i. allen iverson. great guard played for the 76ers. >> todd: talk about practice? >> do you know how they treat

people the way you want to be treated. she is treating the world like 3-year-olds because shi has the intellect in 3-year-old. she is obviously very comfortable in her skin that's why you get all the redundancy and fantizing action. a.i. is two letters. people sitting on the edge of their seat how many letters is that? can we get clarification up in the booth? >> carley: she does tend to explain things a lot hereby's an issue. >> this issue of transportation is fundamentally just about making sure that people have the ability to get where they need go. >> again. >> >> carley: also ukraine is a small country. russia is a big country. and that's the explanation. >> kamala is everything people hate about sports announcers. the team who scores the most points is going to win this thing. >> carley: say it really fast oh yeah. >> political theory so many hit pieces out on biden right now. grandkids, cocaine, i had temperament. she suddenly doing loot more

forward-facing media. i don't think they are giving it to her because hey kamala it's time to step in. giving it to her as a buffer all those hit pieces whoa, whoa, whoa, first in line. thank you. she thinks it's going goodthe opposite. >> todd: nic can a brethren ski has an interesting thought blames the 80-year-old biden's staff for making him look bad in public, watch. >> yes, is he 80. you need to be there for him and you need to make a pathway and you sure as hell better make sure he doesn't fall on a sandbag and i blame the staffer for that do a better job you can't have the images he can handle the schedule you have to handle where he goes. >> he has a preselected list of

reporters to call on. so there's a card there. he oftentimes has someone showing him how to get off the stage because he gets lost, okay? nothing the staff can do can stop him from saying we need to save the queen? what are they going to do prerecord his messages. >> carley: taking in air is a tough one to predict. >> tough for the staff to correct that. shoot a in the air here's my handshake it. she is admitting he is not in the capacity to do the job. i don't hold that against him we're going to be that way. not because of his age. i have uncle sam 99. he is sharp as hell he runs five miles a day. it's not your age it's your condition. he happens to be a little bit of a mess right now. if you saw the king leading him around last week. and, again, he was there to meet a queen so he was a little befuddled so that's weird. >> carley: jimmy, in the world of tech. mark zuckerberg has actually been training with alexander

wolf ahead of a potential mask with musk. he has a six pack. i didn't know that. >> it will who elon musk. >> no, marks zuckerberg. >> i didn't grow up for a big appreciation ufc as a cab democratic driver if he wanted to see a violent fight go to the waffle house. 2:00 in the morning best fights you have ever seen in any division can you think of. he is in shape. i don't doubt that elon will get into some semblance of shape. these are tech publishes, they are neds. doesn't matter how much you train them. one will cry in the ring. there will be hair-pulling, crying, hugging at the end. do you remember when ralphy beats up the bully in christmas story. someone is going to beat him up because he is a nerd. >> todd: look like someone who has gambling problem who do you

have in this fight. >> musk all the way. >> carley: his mom does not want him to fight so funny. >> she didn't know zuckerberg is a robot, dude. can you unplug him. it will be great. >> carley: anything is possible in 2023. jimmy, you are the best. >> todd: awesome stuff. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. >> the court says fbi misled. that's a nice way of saying they lied. >> republicans dove into a heated back and forth with fbi director wray accusing the bureau of targeting conservatives. >> idea that i'm biased against conservatives somewhat insane to me. >> president biden and world leader making it clear they stand with ukraine more military assistance in the months ahead. >> we will be there as long as it takes. >> we want to be on the same page with everybody. >> once in a century flood. vermont's worst since 1927. >> we want to do our best to get our community back unand running. >> bitter pill t