articles over the last week. some frustrated next generation democratic operatives compare biden to house guest that overstays his welcome. not something going to want to read going into the weekend. joe, thank you so much for joining us. >> when you come by this weekend the pool. >> carley: let's do it. >> don't overstay your welcome. >> todd: with that, "fox & friends" begins now. >> when you look at the enthusiasm for joe biden, he has a real problem. >> democrats are searching for alternative for president biden at the top of their ticket. >> his heart is not really in it. is he going to drop out. >> they have created this situation for themselves. >> installation of floating barrier wall to be completed to stop from passing into eagle pass pleasant the loss of life. >> if you offset your carbon it's the only choice for somebody like me. >> you have to kill the planet in order to save the planet.

did john kerry do a lot of planet saving on a private jet. >> have you flown on a private jet since have you taken this position? >> possibly once. >> extreme heat continues baking large pockets of the country to a crisp. the mercury has been in the triple digits. the stubborn heat poses health risks to everyone. >> start early in the morning and try beat the heat. >> group of friends in florida largest python 19 feed long. 125 pounds. pretty terrifying we have these destructive animals out there. beneficial the more people we get out there to join the effort ♪ ♪ my xavier ♪ the one who will never fail ♪ he many never fail. >> steve: live from new york on this friday, july 14th, 2023. it is a friday in the summer. that means it's our all-american

summer concert series. you are listening to elevation worship. they are our featured performers today. they have been practicing outside for an hour. they are wonderful. they are also very noisy. >> ainsley: they are great. they help you get through a lot in life. if you're our age you have been through something, right? this music has helped at least me personally to get through the ups and downs of life. it makes me so happy to know i heard this morning we have a huge crowd coming. >> steve: gigantic. >> ainsley: it's such a great christian band they started in charlotte, north carolina. a huge church. >> brian: mclemores are here they have been inspiring americans to have meat in the morning. i'm pretty sure. >> ainsley: what are they wearing? >> steve: john and john and tonya. what -- listen, i know you have been eating plentifully but this is ridiculous.

>> brian: blue man group. >> we figured with us starting off a blueberry patty. >> we would become blueberries. >> ainsley: they bloated breakfast. >> brian: willy wonka happened to the girl who ate something or the guy. >> yeah. >> ainsley: can you wrestle into each other and slam into one another. >> we brought momma mclemore, there you go, tonya. we got to hold up that make sure everybody goes to fox news shop.com to check out these mclemore approved cutting boards. tonya is modeling them for us. >> the concert series, the vips "fox & friends" is the only morning show that mass barbecue. the mclemore boys smoking up a

blueberry fatty, a blueberry muffin inside of a pork and we smoked it. we are blubaugh's this morning. >> steve: hey, mom. >> hi. >> we love the fatties a bacon weave. wonderful. >> ainsley: if they wear those all morning they will get hot around the grill. >> steve: already 57 degrees in new york city. stick around 3 hours to go starting now. >> brian: we thought it started a long time ago that is joe biden's re-election campaign. he doesn't seem to have set up the infrastructure typically of inincumbent barack obama he had a slogan knew where he was going to be. knew where he was going to be and the appearances mapped out. if you see the approval rating that has been around 40%, sometimes around 36%. you wonder is he really going to run for the re-election. judging by the falls over the sandbags. the lack of interviews, the press conferences, the problem

he has had with public addresses. not only have we noticed it democrats have seemed to have noticed it. they might be could co queuing a replacement. there are quiet conversations going on with top democrats and donors. they are talking on the phone. they're texting, they are emailing, they are saying what the hell is he doing? >> brian: or not doing. >> he says he is running but they feel he won't actually run for re-election because they have hired very few people in the west wing and the campaign headquarters. and they feel that time is running out. so that is why and we just put it up right there. cnn is running the story the headline is slow pace of biden's re-election campaign feeds democrats' 2024 anxiety. and they feel like because time is running out and no real campaign has been announced it's time to start talking to other people who might get on board

and wind up being the democratic nominee and it wouldn't be joe and it wouldn't be kamala. >> ainsley: senior reporter at cnn say quiet whispers, text, emails, phone calls as top democrats and donors reach out to those seen as possible replacement presidential candidates. get ready, they urge, in conversations that aids to several of the people involved have described to cnn. despite what he has said, despite the campaign that has been announced president joe biden won't actually be running for re-election. they feel like time is already running out and that the lack of the more robust campaign activity they want to see is a sign that his heart really isn't in it. >> brian: they say in the fall, if trump comes out and is the nominee and wins next november, quote: how did this happen? one of the questions will be what was joe biden's campaign doing in the summer of 2023, which is something we have been saying. now, look, obviously he doesn't have the energy. he doesn't a.b. tract a big crowd. not a great speaker.

>> ainsley: not raising much money. >> brian: barack obama and bill clinton big names on the left acting as a surrogate. i remember historically eisenhower was someone who said yeah if they don't want to reelect me that's up to them. i'm going for another four years. people in the republican party went out and campaigned. there is a way for him to do it at his ad advanced age army could be put together. >> ainsley: doing what he did last time not campaigning. >> steve: that was during covid and that was different. this piece runs the parallel to the obama campaign. remember it was obama-biden. jim miss siena barack obama's 2012 manager he said the biden team is so under estimated and they keep getting it right. and jim messina says to ramp up slowly. this is going about as they planned. what's interesting about this and i don't know if you guys. >> they are not raising money. >> ainsley: that worries them, they say. >> steve: big multiple donors

not locking. in when they send out a grassroots email they sometimes only bring in a couple of thousand dollars which is embarrassing. there is an item in the cnn story that says the biden campaign planning is almost entirely run out of the west wing of the white house. how many times. >> brian: where the cocaine is? >> steve: no, no, no. the biden campaign planning almost entirely run out of the west wing of the white house. [laughter] >> steve: karine jean-pierre saying i can't comment on that because of the hatch act. essentially cnn is saying that the biden administration the campaign is breaking the hatch act every day because they're running the campaign out of the white house. >> ainsley: that's a good point. i also want to know and take this further. maybe we can do that. i want to find out who they are talking to. who are these replacement candidates? >> brian: who are the eno, ma'am must people they're gusing. >> steve: i think we know. it's gavin newsom. it's whitmer it. could be phil murphy. ains

polls biden as the loadser rematch against trump. says lack of money raised, campaign staff is worried about it. >> brian: keep in mind, too. if you are joe biden and you really don't want to run. >> steve: oh, he wants to run. >> brian: but if you are not going to run you would never say it. >> now the minute you say i'm not running again, they just look past you. the whole government, including your own party. >> ainsley: once it's out he is done. >> steve: a lame duck. >> brian: if there is a sense you see him finished he snaps. sits down, tends to put his foot in his mouth. if he gets a sense or jill steps in and says i'm really worried about my husband, they will never tell you because all of a sudden nothing will ever get attention again in the white house. and all the staff would just leave because they knew they are about to lose a job they have got to go somewhere else. >> ainsley: democrats inside his circle say this is another bit of under estimating biden. of course he is running. we are taking the preparations very seriously.

>> steve: there is also an item in politico today that says there's another problem for joe biden. that is when he was elected a couple years ago in 2020, young people, people under 30 were really important. but, one of the top pollsters in the country, a guy who runs the kennedy center up in boston, he says that these days more people under 30 are considering themselves not democrats but independents. and feel like politics, not a good way to get anything done in the world. so if joe canned get the young people to vote for him he is in big trouble. >> ainsley: for republicans, is it better if joe biden runs or if they pick another candidate? >> brian: very interesting question, ainsley. fascinating. >> steve: people would say ask again later because we don't know -- >> brian: all depends on who the nominee on the right is some people think and i think it's erroneous that joe biden can beat donald trump nine out of ten days he runs against him.

i think it's a landscape. what's changed? we have seen joe biden three years. it's not this laboratory wondering i wonder whether a it would be like to have stability with experience. we see the lack of leadership. we see the lack of press conference. we seat the quick temper subservient past. china, the unrest in the middle east. we seat heisman we are getting from our normal allies in the middle east. and we see what is happening in eastern europe. >> ainsley: i have heard from republicans it's complete doomsday. you talk to the older generation they are so worried about our country they say if a democrat wins again our country is gone. >> brian: yeah, i agree. the country is not going to be the same with four more years with him. >> steve: one more thing with donald trump different this time than last time. donald trump would certainly galvanize the political left. i mean, you know, everybody's hair would be on fire if he were the nominee when it comes to democrats. and so he could actually motivate a lot of democrats to come out and a lot of independents as well. but, of course, it is still

early. so, buckle your seat belt. tulsi gabbard, the democrat famously in politics now she is a talker a lot. she was on with sean last night and talked a little bit about the state of the democratic party as it is today. >> i was a democrat my entire life until a couple months ago. with their insanity i could not associate myself with them. >> they created this situation for themselves where voters are looking elsewhere. i have got to say you mentioned no labels and joe manchin. the democrats are terrified of this. and i think it's laughable and arrogant that they are saying oh, how dare he be a spoiler. they are so entitled they take voters for granted that they think that they can just call anyone who stands up against him as a political opponent for joe biden as a spoiler. it's crazy. voters want options. they want to be able to vote for the best candidate that they believe can do the job. >> brian: guess what? larry hogan said yesterday that

he is considering running. and you might say well larry hogan is not going to win. joe manchin is not going to win what if will r.f.k. says i will take my 20% and i will run on my own. and little lie bittle whittle away hints call up 1-800-ross perot. they think they would have beat bill clinton because he leaned right. >> steve: 17%. >> brian: i think you are right. more money will flow in if donald trump becomes the nominee for the left. but the whole question is on independents and undecides, will they say i like america better with a stronger border? i like america with a stronger leader. i like the unease in which our enemies felt when donald trump was there. i like the trade deals that address manufacturing. i like the fact that he didn't alienate union workers while not kowtowing to them. so a lot of the things if donald trump can get rid of the drama and outline the positive and not look back at 2020 the key

constituents in arizona, joining, wisconsin and michigan i have had enough of this. we tried it. >> in 2016 we asked so many times hillary clinton's team. remember we were all making phone calls to please come on our show. she didn't come on our show. later, all the people i talked to within the campaign, i would talk to them on a regular basis. they said to me we wish that she had come on because she missed the opportunity to get some of the independents that watch fox news. so, we had marianne williamson on our couch this week. and we also have r.f.k. jr. coming up at 8:30. i just, you know, want to applaud them for coming on fox. >> steve: it makes good media sense we are the number one cable morning news show for 25 years in the united states of america. >> ainsley: like tulsi gabbard said we americans want options we want to see what we have available. >> brian: ron desantis a big push in his camp is to get him

to meet with all types of media, not just on our channel. >> steve: right. >> brian: they said just to fan them out. and with ron desantis is the opposite of joe biden. ron desantis is great -- like chris christie, great in adversarial situations. you put him in there and the best comes out. the guy doing the best is vivek ramaswamy. the guy has been awesome. and the craziest situation he walks out with a smile and is he so smart, i think he -- one way or another, he will emerge out of this even stronger. >> steve: i'm sure you have seen the promo, when it comes to eyeballs, if candidates are looking for people to persuade to vote for them, i saw a commercial on the fox news channel that said more independents and more democrats watch the fox news channel than any other channel historically over the last number of years. so that's why bobby kennedy is going to be on and marianne is going to be on, was on a couple of days ago. joe biden if you want to come on, come on.

and, of course. >> brian: gavin newsom just did sean hannity for a three-part series. >> steve: and he says that apparently he watches the fox news channel every night. >> brian: says he is obsessed. >> steve: every night. >> ainsley: burned into our tvs, fox. >> steve: the governor's mansion in sacramento has got that thing returned into the little corner. >> brian: don't you feel as though when you watch jit gutfeld and hannity going to walk into the living rooms. they are coming into my office. how do they do that? it's tv magic. straight ahead on this friday a fox weather alert. a major disaster has been declared in vermont as officials confirm the first flood related death. and now the south is bracing for flash floods. janice dean is going to join us. she is tracking it all. >> ainsley: plus making

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cities across the green mountain state clean up after the deficit stating floods. >> officials warning it's going to be a long road to recovery as the governor requests a major disaster declaration they need financial help. >> brian: katie byrne is live on the ground in vermont where that victim's body was found. katie? >> yeah, heart-breaking news, guys. we know from the department of health that man steven deval 63 years old died after drowning in his home in the town of barre as people grapple with this loss of life, destroyed homes cars and businesses wiped out from this flooding, even worse for them is that we had more rain coming down last night. and one will unfortunately be on and off again today. the good news is last night's rain was not enough to cause major flooding or a rise in rivers but it doesn't help the clean up efforts. we saw crews racing to clear storm drains here in barre yesterday before that rain started and people were cleaning out muddied homes that were at one time submerged in four to

five feet of water. some people wearing hazmat suits and gas masks to do. this nearby state's capital of montpelier they said this is the worst flooding they have seen in a century. >> this was actually a lot worse for us than eye reason. water level almost 2 feet higher than the rivers. our streets were wet but maybe an inch or so he of water. here three or four feet. much more devastating than irene. >> now, more catastrophic a foot of rain in 8 hours another rain actually heavy enough to collapse roofs there and they are expecting more rain, too. really becoming a theme of this week flash flooding. it's also going to be a threat in the northeast today. guys? >> steve: katie, thank you very much for the live report from vermont. >> brian: let's expand the weather conversation and go out to janice dean for the fox weather forecast. janice. >> more rain in the forecast for

the northeast. take a look at it. in new york the possibility for thunderstorms at any point. severe thunderstorm warning for parts of new jersey. so a couple of rounds of rain to come. a lot of it combings on sunday. saturday is the better day. we could see the potential for showers and thunderstorms really throughout the next three days but the worst of it coming on sunday in a matter of hours. so i am very concerned with flash flooding as we get into the latter part of the weekend. severe storm threat today for some of these big cities along the i ownership 95 corridor as well as parts of the plain states, damaging winds and hail and then we talked about mississippi over a foot of rain in just a few hours. so that's the type of flooding we're going to be dealing with for a lot of areas across the country. then the heat. we haven't talked about that. this will be record-breaking heat this weekend for las vegas, i think we could potentially hit the highest temperature they have ever experienced 118 degrees on sunday. we have at least 90 million people under heat advisories

stretching from the west coast across the gulf coast. and there it is, las vegas, all-time record, threatened on sunday, 118 degrees and the heat continues. and by the way, i will finish up with this tropical storm, a subtropical storm dawn out in the atlantic. it is poised to stay out in the atlantic, which is good news. and we will continue to keep you up to date on all of those weather stories. i just touched upon. fox weather.com. i'm going to try to make sure the rain holds off for our summer concert series. >> steve: good. >> janice: oh my goodness at any time the skies could open up i will do what i can. >> steve: fingers crossed. >> ainsley: say prayers. >> brian: country on an action sis continues to spin this weather keeps changing. >> steve: we need the rain believe me. >> ainsley: we just needed it 9:00. >> brian: why not during hemmer's show. >> steve: 6:25 now here in the east. carley joins us update with that get away guy. >> carley: update out of pennsylvania, guys.

pennsylvania police discovering a dispatch of items in the woods during their all-out search for fugitive murder suspect michael burr ham, food clothes and other survival items found not far from the jail where burham escaped climbing down a rope made out of bed sheets. the u.s. marshals increasing the reward for $20,000 for information leading to his capture. sag-aftra president who represent the 1,000 actors be first day of the screen actors guild strike. >> if we don't stand tall right now, we are all going to be in trouble. we are all going to be in jeopardy of being replaced by machines. >> carley: the cast of the new movie opennen heimer walked out of the london premier yesterday. this is the first time two major

unions on strike at the same time since 1960 when the guy on your screen ronald reagan was the actors' guild president. look at the size of this thing. a 22-year-old hunter caught this gigantic burmese python in florida's big cypress natural preserve. oh my goodness. he took it to the conservatory of southwest florida where it weighed in 125 pounds and record breaking 19 feet. that is as long as a giraffe is tall. >> brian: how did they get it to sit there. >> steve: it's no longer alive. >> brian: they killed it? heart attack? >> carley: guy who caught it his name is jake. he tried to catch it with a net and it fought back so he just grabbed it by the head and he said it started to willing and started to try and wrap him up.

>> ainsley: uh! >> carley: many. you are a different person. >> steve: after you commit to it you are all in. >> ainsley: as a child we used to have them in our classroom aquariums, not pythons, we would watch them eat and we would feet them a mouse. and then they had a big lump in their body. just swallow it hole and a big lump in their body. >> brian: that's the problem with eegd rodents and if you have a thin body can you see it go right down using peristalsis. >> steve: good to know. carley, thank you. switching gears, quickly. a catholic university going after the church's teaching with a family medicine class that includes lgbtq+ healthcare for children. >> ainsley: medical school class at loyola university chicago teaches the initiation and maintenance of hormones for

transgender patients, transgender adolescents healthcare and gender confirmation surgery. >> brian: here we go. campus reform correspondent mckenna graduate student at that school and joins us now. matt, how surprised are you this is in the curriculum? >> unfortunately i'm not surprised at all based on a lot of things that have opened at loyola in the past couple years. >> steve: what does the pope say about transgender surgery? >> he is actually quoted as saying gender ideology is demonic. >> ainsley: let me play devil's advocate. dr. siegel saying you just learn about organs, you learn to treat every patient equally because we were doing a story some say that some doctors can be racist. and you might not agree with your patient's lifestyle or what they do if you are a catholic. you might not religiously agree with that. but do you still need to learn all of this so that you can talk to your patients when they come in to see you?

>> perhaps, you know, learning about it. but i think teaching it and lauding its merits as if it's an effective means of helping human beings, especially children is not what a university should be doing. university should be focused on the truth about reality and the truth about reality is that men cannot become women and even if they could, most children who go through these things outgrow them. 88% of them do. it's certainly not an effective means to help these children at all. so it should not be praised in universities. >> steve: matthew, you know, i would say a majority of the students who go to those schools, we sent a couple of our kids to catholic universities as well, because you want a catholic education. so what do the students feel and say about what they're doing? >> right, that's my case as well. you know, neither of my parents went to cleaning and they sent me to a catholic school expecting that i would be taught the faith. and the unfortunate reality is that's just simply not the case

at most of these catholic universities and loyola is an especially bad case for a number of reasons. there's things like drag shows and pro-abortion, theology classes. there is a lot of issues. that's when i said this doesn't really surprise me unfortunately. >> ainsley: that's happening at loyola? >> yeah there has been drag shows for probably over a decade now. a few years ago they had one be with a nun. someone dressed up as a nun unfortunately. they never apologized or anything like that. >> steve: well, we did reach out to loyola university, chicago for a statement, have not yet heard back. but we have heard from you, matthew, thank you very much for getting up early on this friday. >> ainsley: thank you, matthew. >> thank you so much. >> steve: moving down south now, the border wall now under water. now a new marine barrier will stop illegal migrants dangerous swim into the united states. tom homan on that coming up next. >> ainsley: plus, meet the mastermind behind a boost in the economy. why the fed might be the newest fan of the taylor swift and her

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>> carley: texas governor greg abbott sending more troops austin after the police department ended partnership with dps. we will do all we can to keep the streets of austin safe. this brings the total number to 120 troopers in austin. the trooper pointed a gun at a father and his 10-year-old son during a traffic stop a state appeals court is ordering new york to redraw congressional lines giving democrats the chance to seize new seats. six house seats held by g.o.p. lawmakers could be at risk. this could have major implications in the 2024 election when the balance of power in the house will be up

for grabs. republicans currently hold the house majority by 10 seats, the g.o.p. is expected to file an appeal. the federal -- the philadelphia federal reserve is crediting taylor swift's tour for giving the city's economy a big boost saying, quote: may was the strongest month for hotel revenue since the onset of the pandemic in large part due to an influx of guests for the taylor swift concert in the city the common sense institute estimates the nationwide tour could generate $4.6 billion in consumer spending the largest g.d.p. of 35 countries. that is star power, steve. >> steve: no kidding. let's hope she doesn't defect to another country. we need her here. >> carley: we need her here. >> steve: thanks, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: meanwhile the install a little of a floating border wall in the rio grande valley is expected to be finished this weekend, this 1,000-foot long

marine barrier stretch to the length of three football field, texas officials say a way to prevent migrants from making the potentially deadly swim across the river in the eagle pass area. here with reaction is retired acting ice director and fox news contributor tom homan. tom, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: listen, we have tried all sorts of things down there. maybe this will work. >> i think it will have an impact. governor abbott. hats off to him. he has done more to secure this bored an the administration has. the administration has abdicated their responsibility. governor abbott is doing everything he cannot just to protect texas but most of the migrants aren't staying in texas. to protect the entire country. going to save lives by doing. this family groups are not going to try to come across that current in the river and have an obstacle they still have to get over. this will save lives. hats off to governor abbott. >> steve: it doesn't look very deep right there. it looked like a piece of heavy equipment. i don't know if it's on pontoons or if it is on the bottom.

but, yeah, that's just on the about the, so it's only a couple of feet deep there. it's not that big. about a foot of the buoy is under water and about 3 or 4 feet above that's enough to slow people down, right? >> it is enough to slow people down. you can't really tell by looking at the picture of the river the current is what the problem is once the migrants get in the current, the current is very strong. even border patrol agents have trouble in that river. so, it's not so much the depth of the water, it's the current in the river that takes so many lives. >> steve: listen, let's talk a little bit about the premier. you were at the premier of an episode of defend the border. it was called death county and the river of broken dreams we are going to play a little bit of it so people know what we are talking about. watch this. >> this is the rio grande. under president biden it has turned into a river of broken dreams. >> you don't know if they are the parents to these children or not. >> right. >> usually they will use them

because they think they will get an easier access into the country where in at this point all you have to do walk up. >> nobody understands this happens several times a day. >> steve: for a lot of people who are not caught up on the border and a lot of people who do know a lot, there is a lot of stuff in here that is very interesting. >> i wrote a book when i retired defend the border and save lives. this documentary is based on my experiences and 34 years and the tragedies i have been involved with. we talked to the network several times about some of the criminal investigations i ran, the tragedies were, you know, 17 migrants were, you know, 19 migrants suffocated death in tractor-trailer including a 5-year-old little boy. i'm talking to girls as young as 9 years old raped multiple times by the criminal cartels. regardless of what your opinion is with immigration, when you cause a crisis this big, it's a record number of women and children have been sex trafficked in this country under

this administration. a record number of known suspected terrorists have been arrested to enter this country this administration. a record amount of fentanyl is coming to this country under this administration. more americans are dead under fentanyl, historic record. more migrants have died on entering this country over 1700 which is a record. so, you know, i want to explain to the american people, it's not just about border security. it's about saving lives. if you defend the border and secure the border, you save lives. >> steve: the great thing about this documentary series that you put together, it's absolutely free. all you got to do is go to defend the border.org and then can you watch them there are 8 different episodes. look at that, tom, you are now a film producer, a documentary producer. >> documentary guy that hasn't made a dime. i haven't made a dime on this. i won't make a dime on this. this is about educating the american people on the border. when they get to the voting booth next year they vote for the person that is going to secure that border. >> steve: sir, thank you very much for joining us live. it looks great. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: coming up on this friday, another day, another

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>> brian: case closed the secret service finishing their investigation into the cocaine found at the white house. get, this no suspect. it's a cold case already. the agency claims quote there was no surveillance video footage and without physical evidence the investigation will not be able to single out a single person of interest. our next guest says it's time to investigated the investigators. arizona congressman andies biggs is here. congressman, your reaction to 10 days later we got nobody and this is now the third incident of illegal drugs in the white house they seem to be caught unawares. everybody in congress thought this was the most secure facility we have. yet, they claim they have got no video evidence and somehow they have these electronic badges that people come, in that you are supposed to be kind of electronic logged and literally too many people for them to track down. no fingerprints, no d.n.a. people are putting this stuff in

digital lockers that's where this baggie of coke was found i think everybody was incredulous, whatever side of the aisle you were on, you are like how can this be? yet it's happened and again and again. i don't think they planned for someone bringing drugs in, perhaps you wonder what other holes there are in the security. it's dangerous. >> brian: let's flip it. donald trump's secret service forced to testify against him about what they saw or didn't see at mar-a-lago. that's a little different than this secret service hey, we are not talking to anybody. we are not explaining ourselves at all. we are just releasing a statement. that is it. >> yeah. you know, i will say that it's problematic, right? you got -- you have got stuff that i asked questions yesterday that the answers to they told me were classified so i can't tell you what their answers were.

but i was left walking out of there saying how can you have hundreds of suspects and basically say well, you know what? we have no idea really who brought this in. if that's the case, then the whole procedure and process needs to have a real thorough looking over and some changes are going to have to be made in my humble opinion. >> brian: one of the biggest scams in my view climate czar position reports directly to the president and that is former secretary of state john kerry. he was on capitol hill in front of the committee on capitol hill yesterday. here's a little of what he had to say to try to qualify his private jet use. >> mr. secretary, do you stand by that testimony that you owned or your family. >> yes. my wife owned a plane. >> you flew on that plane. >> i don't own a private jet. i personally have never owned a private jet. and obviously it's pretty stupid

to talk about airline. >> have you flown on a private jet in a personal or private capacity since have you taken this position? >> possibly once. >> brian: he went on to lose it a little bit. we know he is flying everywhere in a private jet. his wife is -- has got the heinz fortune. what do you think he is on southwest? >> yeah. i mean, it's just -- brian, it's so arrogant and elitist and just not even truthful. i mean, let's just be truthful. he should come across yes, but i'm special because he has basically said that before. yeah i fly on a private plane but i'm special. and you peons shouldn't ri riden a private plane you should go commercial. the reality is he is so arrogant and out of touch. i will tell you the other thing is by what authority is he going out around the world negotiating agreements that he has no authority to represent us in? >> brian: yeah. well, he has a lot of power. one of the first guys to endorse joe biden who ended up winning and he is cashing in, it seems,

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♪ >> ainsley: a coffee company is brewing up support for the pro-life movement. seven weeks coffee gets their name from the size of a baby at just seven weeks. the same size as a little coffee beaten. bean. joining us now is anton. >> thanks for having me on. >> ainsley: how did you come up with this idea. >> it all started a year and a half ago when god put on my life to start a pro-life coffee company with the simple idea provide will world class specialty coffee but directly save lives donating 10% back to pregnancy care centers. we didn't know what was going to happen. in our first month we sold $8,000 worth of coffee and dropped up a check for $800. we thought it was the coolest thing because people drank our coffee we were able to give back. fast forward to where we are

today. we are a year and a half in. been able to raise $150,000 for pregnancy care centers and now we are 500 pregnancy care centers we are supporting. super overwhelming and support of americans seven weeks coffee. >> ainsley: do you love coffee. coffee is the company i want to start. >> i love coffee and always had a heart for the pro-life movement. i got to visit a pregnancy center and moved bite literal life-saving work they do. they have one thing in common they are very much under funded when i had this idea find a way to give back with every sale. so i was like everyone loves coffee. there is a will lot of pro-lifers out there. provide a great product. >> ainsley: they are under funded one of my friends has one in myrtle beach. we need this one machine. it's so expensive. how did it come to be -- when did you do your research and find out that a baby is the size of a coffee bean at seven weeks. that's the name of my company. >> it's a funny story. two weeks after i got married i had this idea for pro-life coffee company i call my wife at work i have this idea what do

you think i think i caught her off guard she was totally on board and she asked a question when is the baby the size of a coffee bean i looked it up at seven weeks the baby is a the size of a coffee bean at the same time heart beat detected under ultrasound we support pregnancy care centers one of the main things they do. heart beat and logo and stuff. kind of like the theme of like seven weeks and we support ultrasound services at centers. >> ainsley: i love these god stories how god helps you create this company and completely successful with his blessings. tell me about the flavors. >> we have tons of coffee. one of the main things we want to provide really great coffee so people can enjoy. coffee all over the world. dominican. coffee from honduras. >> ainsley: that's called faith blend. >> >> dominican delight rose. >> blue. >> that's haitian. >> dominican. light roast. coffee from ethiopia. great stuff. >> ainsley: expresso. life blend it's a medium roast.

what's your website? >> seven weeks coffee is where you can find it and try some coffee. >> ainsley: congratulations i know you and your wife have been married two years. >> not yet hoping to start a family soon. we have been enjoining this. >> ainsley: you will have to celebrate seven weeks. >> we will give her decaf. >> ainsley: if you are seven weeks along that's the size of your baby. thanks so much for coming on anton. god bless you. >> thanks for having me. >> ainsley: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> when you look at the enthusiasm for joe biden he has got a real problem. >> democrats are searching for alternative to president biden at the top of their ticket. >> maybe his heart is not really in it. he is going to drop out. >> they have created this position for themselves. >> they don't have any answers. >> secret service was unable to determine who brought cocaine into the white house. >> the investigators reviewed security footage, access logs, and physical evidence. the investigation is now closed. >> somebody needs to look at the procedures protecting the white house. >> what does this have to do wi