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there was a small church in charlotte, north carolina and now they are huge. the church has grown so much and so has their music, they are all over the world now. >> steve: if you tuned in to watch them live, we thought it was going to happen. mother nature has temporarily intervened. it is pouring outside. our plan, the storm system should be through 20 to 25 minutes. you can see the wipers up and down sixth avenue. as soon as it stops and we have all clear, we will start the concert. there are a lot of people in attendance. they will perform today, just hang on. >> brian: according to report, worst thing to be doing is holding electric cord during a storm. >> ainsley: we will bring them inside to play if they can't

play in a few minutes. janice did say 20 minutes. >> steve: worst case, tape it in the 9:00 hour and play it tomorrow. or in the coming days. the plan is to perform live. >> brian: janice will maybe the decision. >> ainsley: a god thing. >> brian: talk about democracy 2024. i find this more fascinating by the day. reports out today people are getting nervous about joe biden's re-election campaign. he hasn't set up the infrastructure, doesn't have a slogan, they do not have the sense there is anything behind him, almost arrogance, false sense of optimism to the point others might cue up to take his place. >> steve: there might be a plan b. we were told, he's going to go

slow, he is going slow, a glacial pace. that is why quiet conversations being had with top democrats and donors, sending text messages, talking on the phone. we need to be talking to other people. we need a backup plan. figure they are talking to the usual suspects, couple governors, other people who could quickly run for president in a big way as soon as possible. >> ainsley: there are some faces. gretchen, kamala, and gavin newsom. cnn is reporting this, title is slow pace feeds democrats 2024 anxiety. they are saying the conversations are happening over text, e-mail and phone calls. they are reaching out. they say time is running out. there is lack of money being raised and it is worrying the

democratic party and some polls have biden as the loser in a rematch against trump. >> steve: indeed. also on the republican side, something new. big supporter of ron desantis early on was billionaire hedge fund manager by the name of ken griffin. he pumped a bunch of money into ron desantis campaign because conventional wisdom was number of months ago, ron desantis stood best possibility of beating donald trump in the primary. keep in mind, after the 2021 election down in florida, where ron desantis won 2022, that is, ron desantis won by double digits, like 20 points across portions of florida, okay, he is unstoppable, that is why so much went in there. abc is reporting mr. griffin because ron desantis has not had

a lot of lift off in the poll, they are pausing their support, although griffin and his team says that is not true. >> ainsley: his team says ken is not pausing anything, he continues to assess the field. many live in miami and palm beach, they are waiting out to see who the big guy is going to be, who is going to win the primary and put their money behind that individual. the estee lauder guy met with tim scott and ken griffin left chicago. he started hedge fund citadel and bought property in palm beach and moved to miami. i think they will support who wins the primary, they are pushing the one they like now. >> brian: not one side will go the whole way. they will have ups and undoes. no one has seen anything like

donald trump, twice indicted, dominating every news cycle and by having 30 to 40% lead. they are waiting to see if any court cases will stop him in his tracks. so far it let him dominate. whether people feel stalwart to back him, he dominates. the field freezes and they concentrate on donald trump's reaction and size of the crowd, instead of talking about who they are, which is typically the way things are done in the past. tim scott seem to be getting centers, but for desantis, seems his group is starting to say issue put him in adversaryial situations where he might have people challenge him more because in the past, it is a great formula, he excels when he's challenged. if you remember 60 minutes and

reporters going after him, he is so bright and well schooled on his feet about government on every level, this is where he could do well and would be smart to do the vivek ramaswamy style, donald trump 2016 style and that is anything and everything to see if he can start dominating and getting viral moments. >> steve: in particular, the desantis team is looking at the sudden increase in polls for chris christie and looking at mike pence. they go on the show. >> brian: pence has zero. >> steve: chris christie is on all the channels, on our air yesterday and the day before. go into not only fox news, ron desantis, the thinking is, but also go to msnbc, cnn, abc,

wherever people are because the governor can obviously handle it. sounds like a change in the desantis media strategy and given the fact now there is stories floating around that his big donors are putting the brakes on any more money right now, nothing can hurt. >> ainsley: the billionaire, ronald lauder said he would meet with tim scott again. he went once and wants to go back to get with scott. he gave $200,000 in 2018 to ron desantis and $2000 to his super pact. look at the gop and the faces on the screen. there is not anyone if you talk to stanch republicans, that they really don't like. d donald trump can be controversial, but they still love him.

poll numbers are huge. >> brian: where does he go? cnn, and he did the town hall and they -- president and vivek ramaswamy goes to cnn and they lose don lemon and you put tim scott over there on "the view," he ends up getting viral moment because he is challenged. >> steve: one face not on the board is governor glenn youngkin, governor of the commonwealth of west virginia. >> steve: glenn youngkin team released in second quarter, he raised almost $6 million. now the thinking is, the guy is popular, he can raise money, maybe he should get in. >> ainsley: my point was, if you talk to republicans, they like all of them. >> steve: you are saying they

have a deep bench. >> ainsley: they do, it looks like it will be joe biden unless the stories are true, coming out of cnn. >> steve: who can beat gavin newsom. >> ainsley: gavin newsom looks it is part, a lot of people like him. look what is happening in california. >> brian: terrible. >> ainsley: i don't know if they care. it was happening in california when kamala harris was the pick. >> brian: georgia, arizona, minnesota, pennsylvania, wisconsin and say, what do they care about? if they care about, what has this guy done? destroyed state with more natural resources than most countries and look at the guy in florida, what has he done? what has brian kemp done in florida? who is most effective? i think the track record, when you get rid of the ancillary stuff, if you run traditional candidates, you start looking at the back of the baseball card

and gavin newsom falls on his face. terrible mayor and awful governor. >> ainsley: they don't think that. >> steve: right. i looked at their approval ratings and ron desantis, i think, was one or two points ahead of governor gavin newsom. they're in the same -- they're in the same ballpark when it comes to popularity. >> ainsley: yeah and completely different extremes. >> no kidding. >> brian: if you want a lot of homeless, gavin newsom can do that. >> ainsley: they love that, they have a heart for the homeless and immigrants. >> brian: rubber hitting the road, people see their lives being disrupted. >> ainsley: so extreme right now. >> steve: it is. >> brian: and crime, people will go, who is my democrat or republican. they will go who is responsible for my city falling apart?

harassment or burglar that took place down the block. >> steve: and the post, crime square, showed guy with a big knife coming up behind tourists. somebody in new york city, i believe he walked into the green room about five minutes ago, r.f.k. jr., we will talk to him about his candidacy coming up in about 10 minutes. >> brian: meanwhile, fox news alert. the suspect in the beach murder on long island is report #ly in custody. >> steve: alleged serial killer believed to be responsible for 10 deaths, victim remains found back in 2010 and 2011, a big story back then. >> ainsley: todd piro has breaking details, todd. >> todd: huge development, especially for those in the tri-state area. suspect under arrest in connection to the gillgo beach killings. police captured suspected serial

killer in masap equa park. murders of 10 people date back to 2010 were left unsolved, most of the victims were sex workers who advertised on craig'slist. the suspect became too old to kill. last year suffolk county announced any and all leads. back to you. >> steve: it was a cold case, they kept looking and may have their effort. >> ainsley: according to news 12, long island, found in massap equa. where brian lives. >> todd: i wasn't going there. >> ainsley: is it small like south carolina, where you know everybody.

>> brian: we don't know everybody. >> todd: that is a story, if brian knows the killer. >> ainsley: did it terrorize long island back then? >> brian: it's been an ongoing story. in the area, there are houses there and the person was found in a place you can't walk, it is full of sticker bushes and thick brush. they had to be put there by somebody who knows how to hide a body or bodies. >> steve: which was 10 years ago. todd, thank you. meantime, quarter after top of the hour and carley joins with news from vermont. >> carley: that is right. starting with fox weather alert. vermont first flood-related death as cities clean up after devastating flooding. the 63-year-old victim died after drowning in his own home. vermont governor requesting a major disaster declaration for long road to recovery and over

in mississippi, residents are facing catastrophic flooding after being hit with a foot of rain in eight hours. the biden administration announcing new 39 billion in automatic student loan forgiveness in the wake of the supreme court that blocks the sweeping plan. administration will automatically forgive the debt of 800,000 borrowers, department of education will send out notifications in the coming days. in the past, payments were not accounted for. the move comes ahead of the co covid-19 pause ending this fall after three years. great white shark spotted near a group of california surfers in san diego county. known for big waves and popular breeding spot for sharks, this

as a surfer in hawaii has a close encounter. watch this. >> about 15 or 20-foot tiger shark right here. holy -- bro. >> carley: that surfer is safe and sound, staying on his board after the shark drifted away. not something you want to see when you are in the water. >> steve: he needs a bigger boat. >> brian: number one country for shark attacks, let's lose that spot. >> ainsley: out on long island, a lot of sharks, not getting in the water. >> brian: sharks issue murderers, great combination, that will not make the brochure. >> ainsley: more troops going overseas, president biden okaying 3000 reservists to boost forces in europe. joey jones after a two-day summit. >> brian: and r.f.k. jr. is here, don't miss this, moving up

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>> steve: all right. >> brian: welcome back. >> steve: indeed. president biden tapping america's reserve troops, authorizing another 3000 service members for deployment to europe. >> ainsley: this comes at end of biden's big week on the world stage, committed to defending nato eastern flank as war rages in ukraine. >> brian: it was a shock yesterday, what about those who serve here? fox news contributor joey jones. why do you think we needed to do this? what happened that made people think, we got to add more

troops? >> joey: authorizes department of defense to bring in more troops, make sure they are funded and allocated. that makes me feel better than sending the troops, we don't know if we are posturing or getting ready for a massive war effort. president biden's own war rhetoric is scary for me, invoking world war iii. americans are not letting dc know that we care about being in are wa. it is easy for a political class, for the lindsey graham's of the world to call for war when they have not fought war and people in dc, who have fought war, war has given them fame, fortune and power. they don't see it the same way the americans sitting home trying to make sense of the war they just fought and loss and be more in tune with americans having to pay for the war and worried about shedding blood in

it. >> steve: exactly. interesting points, you make. you are in the panhandle area of florida. you have a book signing, tell us about it. >> joey: i wrote a book, "unbroken chains of battle." it is about people who were close to me and some i knew my whole life and fought in iraq and afghanistan. silver star recipient, aaron hill, first to run an undeerance race last week. amos benza jamin, we will be in pensacola today. >> steve: saturday at 11 at barnes and noble. >> ainsley: what is the website where people can buy the book? >> yeah, foxnews.com.

direct you to amazon or barnes and noble, be in the panhandle of florida and come see us today. >> ainsley: everybody in that area loves fox. >> ainsley: pensacola today and destine on saturday. >> steve: thank you for joining us. >> ainsley: thank you for your service. >> steve: next on the mezzanine level with us, robert f. kennedy jr. will sit down on the curvy couch. good morning. >> ainsley: good morning, nice to see you.

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it. >> steve: next guest is a democratic hopeful looking to take on joe biden, robert f. kennedy jr. joins us live in the studio. good morning. >> happy to be here. >> steve: what do you make of the stories? sounds like deep-pocketed democratic donors are nervous joe is not going fast enough. >> i don't know what is happening with his campaign, our campaign, we raised $6 million first quarter, million dollars a day last three days of the quarter and that flow is continuing. we have 140,000 volunteers in the field. we have organizations that were putting together in all 50 states and we have extraordinary engagement on social media. >> brian: what do you think is the main issue you get when you meet people that you are running? what do they dive into you on? >> my issues are censorship and the war and rebuilding the

middle class. the reaction that i get from the public and if you look at my twitter feed and social media, this hunger people have to bring the country together. they are tired of the polarization and the anger and we have been very disciplined about not criticizing individuals to talk about policies and to try to figure o out, try to focus on the values americans share with each other. republicans and democrats and focus on issues that are keeping us all apart. right now the polarization is so toxic and venomous and i think more dangerous than any time since the american civil war. americans have to talk with people they don't agree with on every issue. >> ainsley: when you look at the

poll, inflation is the main concern this election for americans, is that what you are hearing on the campaign trail and what is your plan? >> i'm hearing inflation and interest rates and interest rates have cut off the higher interest rates, the government's way, fed's way of dealing with inflation is actually worse for a lot of americans. small businesses in the city do not have access to capital. i talked to an african american woman in cleveland this week who has a company that her family has run, sausage company, for 80 years. the company was flourishing, but they need capital and they survived the pandemic and the lockdown, which a lot of cleveland did not. 41% of black-owned business is permanently bankrupt. she survived, now declaring bankruptciy because of lack of

capital. local banks are hoards their funs because price of bonds are going down and it will choke every small business in this country and that is frightening. >> brian: looking at another interest rate raise, too, is what they are saying. >> inflation is horrible for middle class, may be the -- are even worse. >> steve: talking about how polarized the country is, you are life-long democrat and so many republicans are supporting you. i'm sure when you gave the number of about how much you have in campaign contributions, a lot is coming from republicans. they are interested in you advancing to debate with joe biden. doesn't look like it will happen. >> we will try to get the president to debate, we think it is important. it is important for the democratic party because ultimately the president will have to debate a republican and

likely we don't know, it will be trump. trump is probably the most successful debater in this country since lincoln douglas in the way he dispatched 16 republican opponents, one after the other, was really quite extraordinary. he has his own technique that people like and it is like going to a prize fight and you need practice. and that usually happens during a primary and asking the president to debate during the primary is asking prize fighter to practice for a big bout by sitting on the couch and eating chick-fil-a. >> ainsley: did you learn through the campaign, what your father and uncle taught you and what donald trump taught you about how to run a campaign?

>> i've got very good staff at running this campaign, my campaign manager, he is running -- >> brian: former fox news contributor. >> steve: he is nodding his head he's doing a good job. >> he's won i think 35 of the 42 campaigns that he's -- >> steve: dennis knows what he's doing. do you think joe biden is afraid to debate you or is it historical thing? >> i think they just -- i don't know, i think he does -- i don't know what is happening with president biden. i think it is important for the country that we have debate and we have retail politics, so many americans feel the system is rigged and the parties are picking like they did in the soviet union and telling people who to vote for and it ought to be this time in history, really

important to persuade the american people democracy works and we're all participantses and people can look at candidates and make reactional choice. >> brian: when your dad was running, middle of the vietnam war and racial unrest, sense the country was coming apart. what do you think your dad would think now, what perspective do you have on this? >> you know, one of the things that he was trying to bring people together and he succeeded in doing that. last day of his life, he won most urban state in the country, which is california, and most rural south dakota and people who supported him and particularly whites in maryland and on the east coast lined train tracks after he died, 2-1/2 million people. many people voted not for george mcgovern, but for george wallace

who issan thet cal to everything my father believed in. my father was able to bring people together and major way was by telling the truth and that is an extraordinary -- people want to hear the truth. a lot of republicans, as you know, are supporting me and i get note after note saying we don't believe everything you believe in, but we believe that you are telling us the truth and you will bring people together and that is what woo want. >> steve: you have gone viral with your message and just your sheer masculinity. those workout videos that are floating around. i mean, that -- what did that video teach you about the state of american politics in 2023? >> well, i want to point out on that particular video, that was my last set, i got a lot of -- [laughter] >> i got a lot of complaints,

i'm glad for this opportunity to correct it. that caught me by surprise, there was guy who jumped up to spot me, who i had never seen before and i didn't know he had his friend taking pictures. >> steve: are you outside just -- >> >> ainsley: i thought you released this. >> steve: are you floating around california without a shirt a lot? >> well, you know, that is -- outdoor gym and it was hot out that day and i was trying to get my vitamin c. >> ainsley: how much push-ups? >> steve: i've been there, they told me to put a shirt on. >> ainsley: how much can you do? >> probably 50. >> ainsley: brian? >> brian: about 50. >> ainsley: should we challenge him. >> brian: testosterone replacement therapy you are

using, does it make you feel better? >> i'm 69 years old and started doing trt, at 65, with my doctor's advice. everybody loses testosterone and muscle mass. i feel better when -- >> brian: you feel great. >> ainsley: why are you okay with that and not certain vaccines? >> i'm not against vaccines, i am not anti-vax, that is something said about me. i'ved let's have testing for each vaccine to make sure they are safe and effective. vaccines are the only medical product that is not safety testing prior to licensure and we need placebo controlled trials or you have placebo group and vaccine group and look at the health five years later. that is all i want.

>> steve: every candidate who stopped by the couch, we ask what their website is if people would like more information or to donate. >> kennedy 2024.com. >> brian: senator john kennedy will not sue you about that? you're the first. best of luck rest of the way. >> ainsley: what about the hearing, coming up next thursday, right? >> hearing on censorship and judge dowdy just released opinion forbidding white house or federal agency from collaborating with social media groups to censure america and i was all overthe lawsuit, the first one the administration started censuring. nothing i put on the internet was misinformation, it was just politically inconvenient. >> brian: i hope the decision

stands. >> steve: you want to go upstairs and go through your brother's desk? >> ainsley: hit the floor, do push-ups while i tell you -- >> ainsley: can we do a push-up contest? >> i told you, make a big, big -- >> ainsley: he is not allowed. >> dennis, give him the green light, should we do this? >> ainsley: just do a few for us. >> steve: bobby, thank you for joining us live. >> thank you for having me. >> ainsley: we appreciate it. cruising across america, fox weather hits the street with special guest, mother nature, live report next. >> steve: but first here is elevation worship, it is dry outside and they are performing. ♪ since when has impossible ever stopped you. all together, make a sound. this is the sound of dry bones rattling.

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fox news confirms a suspect has been arrested in masapequa park. after the murder of 10 people dating back to 2010 went unsolved for more than a decade. last year the suffolk county created a joint task force to crack this case. guys, downstairs to you. >> steve: thank you. >> ainsley: people sweating it out across louisiana as the state bakes in a historic heat wave. >> brian: the threat of hurricanes are on the minds of residents across the gulf coast as temperatures soar. >> steve: robert ray live from new orleans as he makes his way west across america. hi, robert. >> robert: yes, in new orleans cruising across america on fox

news and fox weather app. good morning from the big easy, the crescent city, cafe dumon, the famous coffee shop that everyone knows in jackson square. we are in another massive heat wave across the south and in new orleans, could see heat indexes up to 115 degrees today and what is on the mind of everyone in the big easy, tropical storms and hurricanes and no different this morning as water temps in gulf of mexico are very high in the 90s and if a storm comes in, it will get nasty. listen to what one coastal restoration expert told me yesterday. >> it's alarming, we know the oceans are warm now, that is fuel for hurricanes, people are concerned about it. people are concerned about their

homeowners insurance and how they will afford it. >> it is always a concern, been two years since hurricane idaho came in and reached havoc on the grand isle. everyone is concerned going through the swelterring heat. cruising across america all the way to california next week. back to you. >> steve: robert, go to cafe dumonde, and get begnets, they are the best. janice, it stopped raining. >> janice: thank goodness, we will see and hear music on fox square. we had showers and thunderstorms move through. this is ongoing, possibility for thunderstorms along the i-95 corridor throughout the day today, especially afternoon when we have daytime heating. this batch of rain sunday, i think we will have heavy

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praise the lord. ♪ praise the valley, praise the mountain. i praise when i'm sure. i praise when i'm down. ♪ i praise when surrounded. >> bill: a story breaking right now. more than a decade since police discovered the bodies of ten murder victims on the beach of long island, new york. police have arrested a suspect. they were at his home last night and again continuing today. as we get information on this, welcome to the end of the week. i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. >> dana: amazing news. there has been podcasts, documentaries, books, novels, some polic