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whistle-blowers in the hunter biden probe over what they say was preferential treatment given to the president's son. >> john: this comes as negotiations are underway between justice department officials and republican lawmakers over a sitdown interview with the prosecutor in the investigation into the president's on. u.s. attorney david weiss. could the hearing lead to a blonde child that put hunters controversial plea deal in jeopardy? >> sandra: as we begin the race for the white house and fund-raising numbers taking center stage as candidates receive the support they received in the first two months. i'm sandra smith in new york and john, good to be have you back. >> john: i'm john roberts and washington and this is america reports. president biden said his presidential bid raked in $7.2 million. far ahead of president trump and

florida governor ron desantis. but what could be alarming the president's advisors is his reliance on wealthy donors to hit that amount and his sluggish start with grassroots donors. >> sandra: turning out to the republican party. former president trump and florida governor ron desantis have the largest campaign war chests but the governor appears to be facing some campaign issues. richardson is joining is now with an update live outside the white house to kick things off. >> good afternoon. the white house is touting their numbers as you would imagine. most campaign to camping organizations would do. they say this puts them on solid footing going into a primary and general election season pier this is with the biden campaign had to say about the fund-raising the $72 million. they show that americans are rejecting a republican field that wants to roll back the economic progress we have made it. we are well on our way to winning the fight. 72 million his campaign back supporting him and state parties have put the president ahead of

his republican and democratic challengers for the quarter. republican fund-raising in the bite and fund-raising say that n from small donations, $2 million or less. in 2012 the obama your election campaign raised double that total and small donations. they've sent tens of hundreds each to get the president reelected. like jeffrey katzenberg's, netflix is reed hastings, openai same old men, and others in entertainment, fashion, and tech. >> my thoughts are that joe biden with an approval rating at 40%, 32% or thereabouts on the economy does not inspire much enthusiasm among small donors. hence him flying all over the country both on his own and with the vice president to raise big dollars both for his campaign

and his various super pacs. >> in announcing the numbers, the biting campaigns is that a contentious expensive primary among republican sets him up well for a general election financially. you have the current president pulling significantly ahead of robert kennedy jr. >> sandra: keeping track of all of it for us at the white house. thank you. now aishah hasnie live in washington as well. what is going on with the desantis team? what we know? >> governor desantis just caught his campaign staff by less than ten people because he is tight on cash. he raked in more than $20 million in the first six weeks of his campaign but he has also spent more than half of that, $8 million, leaving the campaign which is $12.2 million in cash on hand and that ad spending has not helped him much in the polls. he has not been able to cut into former president trump sleep here. he told foxes how we howie kurtz his campaign issues are the

result lack of support in mainstream media. and he think that will help them down the road peered >> you see an effort to create these narratives. the good thing about it is that republican primary voters are very smart. they know where the corporate outlet stand on the political spectrum. the extent that they become convinced that the media does not want me to be the mind in the above all else, that will in the long run absolutely help me. >> he joins on the big debate stage next month. all have reached the 40,000 donor threshold required for the g.o.p.'s first presidential debate. hutchinson is not about that yet. we are still waiting on a decision from former president trump. he told fox's maria bartiromo that he does not feel like he has to go. >> ronald reagan did not do it and a lot of other people did not do it. when you have a big lead, you

don't do it. it's not fair. why would you let somebody a at 0 or 1, 2, 3, popping you with questions. >> it is not a final note. he said that he has not really made up his mind. it sounds like it will be a game-time decision for him. >> sandra: we've all learned anything can happen at any point. i saw how she has that for us. thank you so much. john, we have indications on the network that maybe you will not be. the former president debating. but we will see. it will be a pretty backstage. >> john: even if he is not there come a lot of other candidates will be there into the question why would you let someone at 2% or 3% pop questions at you, it's the democratic process and you want voters to get a look at all the candidates. if you want to prove that you are the candidate to vote for, let's see how you react to the questions that are being asked. >> sandra: an important part

of the process for short periods be when i would think. we would take this up with our panel. juan williams and cassie sadly coming up next. part of our big monday shop. ukrainian forces in the meantime claiming responsibly for a key crimea bridge. it was a vital supply line for putin's war effort in ukraine. russian officials are calling the incident a terrorist attack adding two people were killed and the third was injured. following the attack, russia announced it would suspend the nato back to greendale that allowed ukraine to export going to the rest of you. from what officials say that there is no correlation between the attack and that decision. >> we had the break we've been discussing. we have set off and we are working on these four murders. once we do that, we will continue to work and look at these other cases as well. >> sandra: investigators are still combing through evidence at the home in storage unit

suspected gilgo beach killer, rex heuermann who was charged on friday for the murders of three women and the prime suspect in a fourth unknown kelly could let's bring in nancy grace. nancy, great to see you. the details that are of merging. hearing from some of these women that had encounters with him along the way and some related to the victims. are there more out there first of all do you believe? >> i have no doubt in my mind that there are more victims. victims that have been murdered by the long island serial killer rex heuermann. think about this. you do the same thing over and over and over. why stop? at the time of his arrest, he was still looking and checking out child porn.

if you notice during the search of his home, they better dismantled down to the screws. >> sandra: i should tell our viewers as you are saying that, this is a live picture. this is outside the home where they have had the truck getting loaded up with contents of that home all throughout the day. keep going nancy. speak up that's right. that is where he and his second wife and two of their children has lived for many years and were just learning he had a secret underground room down in the basement that when an interior designer was there a couple of years ago, he refused to let her go in it. it was locked. about 12 by 15 room and i guarantee you they will be going through that with a fine-tooth comb and a fleet of forensics experts. why? because i think it is entirely possible that at least three of his victims were killed in that home. why do i say that? because three of the victims were killed while his wife and

children were gone out of state. for what i believe happened to these victims, the rapes, torture, bondage, he needs more than a chevy avalanche. he needed a big space and that would be the home. not only that, we understand from police filings three of his wives hair as it were found on three of the victims. transfers. did they come from his body or that home? i think that you could be looking right now at a crime scene and the bodies dumped not far away. back to why do i think he was still at it? still looking at child porn in 2023 he has caught on camera buying more minutes for a burner phone. that was his m.o., modus operandi, method of operation, to reach him on a burner phone. if your husband gets a burner phone, you get a lawyer. listen to me. not only that, as recently as

july 3rd, this month, he approached a woman at a public park. he went behind her and started asking creepy questions and pursued her to the point she called police. yes, he is still at it and yes there are more victims. >> sandra: we also have a live picture by the way. pretty active scene outside the home there where they are continuing to take contents out of the home and filling up the truck. the investigators. meanwhile nancy we are now showing our viewers a live shot outside of the storage unit we have learned about as well. police presence there. this is a big part of the investigation. this is the suffolk county police commissioner rodney harris. ronnie harrison on the gun arsenal. you just referenced it. it was eventually found and what was in it. listen. >> over 200 on street he had an arsenal in a vault he had downstairs. any time anyone has that type of arsenal, we have concerns.

>> sandra: it makes you wonder as we continue to learn some the details about this, nancy, where the red flags that were missed? we referenced the designer that said she was in the home and she discovered the secret room. we know that there is google earth images of this truck that was in the driveway multiple times that was described by people over the years as far back as 2010. were red flags missed and could this man have been caught sooner? >> many. many red flags were missed. i call it evidence. a witness saw amber castella, one of the original victims with a guy that matches heuermann's description appeared he's very easily identifiable. about 450 pounds in a chevy avalanche. discontinued manufactured 2013. who else is going to have a chevy avalanche with one of the victims about 20 minutes away

from the disposal site of the body? he parked right out front. hello? but speaking of the wife's hair we were discussing earlier, this is how i believe that they obtained her hair. we got a dna match to his hair found at the bottom of one of the burlap bags are holding a body. and on one of the victims. but her hair was found on three victims. his wife. she is not implicated. i don't think she had anything to do with this. i believe her hair, her dna, was obtained from a discarded can. like maybe a soda can that was put in recycling. once you abandon something like the pizza crust heuermann throughout and got saliva, once you throw something away, it is fair game. i'm over it. get that dna. that's how they got her dna. >> sandra: really interesting stuff. we will see what more we learn in the coming hours here. nancy, by the way, we want to let our viewers know that you

have a special on fox nation left for dead, the case of madison brooks. i nancy grace investigation. she of course is the eliseu 19-year-old sophomore. she died on the busy highway in baton rouge, louisiana. a tragic story and it's on fox nation. nancy, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for inviting me. >> sandra: thank you so much. john appeared to be when all is good to see nancy. the fargo police department and morning. they are more than one of their officers. killed and two others were wounded while responding to a traffic accident. watch this. more on the possible motive and death of officer jake wallin who was less than three months into the job. we have that coming out. >> sandra: according to a report of "the wall street journal," the 2024 election will be a fight

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>> john: as the race for the white house kicks into a higher gear, "the wall street journal" has reported that campaign trail

is being dominated by culture wars with american voters on both sides of the aisle fearing that their way of life is under attack by their political opponents. let's bring in fox news senior clinical analyst juan williams and it cassie smedley. here's the headline from the street journal. "the 2024 election is a fight over america's way of life." g.o.p. voters see out country corrupted by liberal ideas. ideas articulated as race, gender, other social ideas. and democrats feel as though conservative has he was the political power and rub states and building a supreme court majority to undermine abortion rights and threatened decades of work to broaden equal rights for minority groups. is this election going to be dominated by culture wars and will be the winning ticket? >> if so, it's because it almost always is donated by culture wars because they get people talking and revved up because it's very personal to people.

mike company, this is what we are seeing people see me much pooled the commerce because it is the drawdown of the country right now. yes it will be important in that way. in the primary, it's a differentiator for republican candidates because they're shades of gray and how they approach the issue and in the general, this is the issue most likely to bring independence and those who have become disenfranchised off the sidelines and into the conversation we are really matters because it is personal and frankly, democrats have lost their mind. we are seeing recent research poll that more people consider themselves culturally conservative. it's like a 10-year high because they think democrats have just gone too far. >> john: i'm sure you agree with all of that. >> what strikes me as we are in the midst of a country of tremendous demographic shifts and aging of the population. i think you see that disproportionately on the republican side.

there's a lot of people who feel like there's too much change coming too quickly for them at this point in their lives. they are very concerned about radicalization and people who are doing things in the explosion of gay rights. talking about critical race theory. those things alarm them and i think that cassie's record that will energize the base and it certainly did for president trump and 2016 and 2020 when he had good turnout. on the other hand, it's not always the case that it just flows one way. i think there's lots of people and here i would say suburban women voters are alarmed over abortion rights being taken away at the supreme court. there's a lot of black voters who are very concerned about what has been going on with people saying you can't have books that include discussion of slavery because it hurts white people's feelings. and then of course gay people who say look what's going on in terms of the governors going after in their communities.

>> john: let's listen to what voters say. >> there's a real push in the country to make us hate america, not like america, hi cannot respect each other. >> people are dying in the streets and cities are closing down. you can't work and you can't do anything. everyone has a sense of entitlement. >> everything is totally different and it's just different. >> the economy seems to be getting worse. it's like crime. it's getting worse. speak out not sure that economy and crime are a wedge issue but in every election there's web issues but it seems we so much broader this time around. >> broader but maybe it's because we are hearing more about it. it's coming at us from every direction. social media, and legacy media. the older the base, the older folks, i'm a young mom. i think i'm young. i'm a new mom. as i start again about the decisions of my daughter going to school and what is she going to learn and what conversations is she going to be confronted with that i would rather have at

home. that's why you see glenn youngkin now governor glenn youngkin very successfully tap into people's personal frustrations and concerns about what they saw happening in their children's classrooms and covid. those are not the old base of the republican party. those are disenfranchised people who crossed over or voted for the first time in their lives. that's a big part of the people he should go after. >> john: and glenn youngkin had a big push from terry mcauliffe when he said i don't think parents should be telling the schools what their kit should be learning. >> i would pick up on something. social media. i think we are in an age where social media absolutely intentionally divides people to get clicks and says things to you that are provocative. i think my wife's social media, there are so much crime on her social media i'm like do you ever... it's frightening. it's right. it helps to drive the division because it says the other guy is doing something to you or those

kids are doing something to you or those people are excusing bad behavior. everybody is upset. this is a cranky country. >> john: on the subject of social media, i want to ask both of you about this. the white house won an appeal. the lower court decision that it would have to stay away from contact with social media. the white house seems to think that it is very important to be able to contact the social media companies and say we don't think that this content is appropriate. you should take it down. is that with this administration should be doing? >> this is a missed opportunity for the administration to say that's all right we weren't doing anything wrong in the first place. but instead of running to find a judge that will put a hold on this because there were necessary exceptions made. if homeland security issue or health issues so it did not feel like this was necessary. instead it opens the floodgates again for them to suppress free speech which a majority of americans and several polls feel is happening on social media. >> john: quick final thought.

what is the white house and get so important to metal in this? >> it's not any threat to our freedom of speech or any social debate to say to somebody the russians have a new wave of disinformation intended to divide, to anger us. we know about them from fbi cia saying when it comes to election time, these people intentionally -- the bots and the lake fee disinformation because they want to hurt the american democratic process. the government has a legitimate role in saying we know about bad guys, bad actors, using social media against. >> john: that's fine but when the fbi's prime in places like facebook and twitter to say watch out for misinformation, the hunter biden laptop story breaks and they say this is what the f guy. that's an issue that could have affected the election. >> it could have but there was a real disinformation. misinformation. being used by governments.

>> that's a small percentage of the conversation and it's not what we're talking about. when you have parents that are being classified as potentially domestic terrorists and having their free speech put on ice by the administration that does not like their opinion on the matter, that's the matter. >> social media come these are some of the most affluent and powerful in the country today and if they saw the government over acting, we would be on their side and sang government stop. >> john: we will see if that is the case because it's only going to ramp up. good to see you folks. thank you. >> sandra: thank you john. fox news alert here as we take a look at this train derailment. a freight train derailment that happened in southeast pennsylvania earlier today. precautionary evacuations in the area but officials are saying no injuries have been reported. there is no known hazard at this point. it was a 40 car csx train operated by norfolk southern. it derailed around 5:00 in the morning and at least 15 cars

went off the tracks. 12 homes nearby were evacuated and those people have been allowed to return to their homes. that happened around 9:30 this morning. the contents of the cars in question, silicon pellets leaked from at least one train car we are told. but they pose no risk to the public. among the other derailed cars was a liquid fertilizer, another had dry cleaning agent in it, another had a metal degreasing solvent, a couple of the cars were empty. the cause of the derailment is under investigation. no concern to the public at this time but obviously that is still under investigation. these pictures just into our newsroom. meanwhile, it has become far too common for york city residents to witness violent individuals roaming the subways and streets including this knife wielding man seen stocking a group of tourists in newark's times square last week. up next, the photographer who captured that alarming moment. >> john: and one showbiz

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spewing police in fargo, north dakota, asking why a man open fire three officers responding to traffic incident. it killed jake wallin and critically injured to others. we are on the story and william, what more do we know about the shooter? >> you are right. criminal record type of leopard and how it was attain and integration status. we know very little. locals reported that the shooter may have had a previous run in with cops and we know that they searched his apartment should we have asked but so far none of

the agencies have provided a motive. here's what look like i'm provoked. 7-year-old mohammed barakat opens fire on three officers. he was parked nearby at a bank. police say barakat pulled out a rifle and began shooting. >> i saw lots of blood. i saw officers trying to do cpr. i saw a guy getting dragged. i'm assuming it was a suspect, the shooter. they didn't care for him a lot from honest. >> the officers seen here, the last one zac robinson, he rolled up in the shooting was in progress and he killed the gunman. the two in the middle, dotas and speak 24 are in stable condition but 23-year-old rookie jake wallin died. just three months on the job. wallin was previously applied with the national guard in afghanistan and iraq.

here he explains why he joined the fargo police department. >> my desire to serve comes from the purpose of my job each and every day. i want to be sitting in the office wondering why am here every day. i want to be out, i want to be telling myself that i made a difference. >> a memorial is planned for later this week. 25 or older woman from massachusetts was also injured in the cross fire. she has also in fair or stable condition. motive, we will have to wait. back to you. >> john: what a shame about that young officer. william, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: another scary incident landing on the cover of "the new york post." it happened in the streets of the big apple as a 22-year-old man was seen clutching a large knife. bottom of your screen there and stocking a romanian band in times square last week. even putting his hand on one of the group members shoulder as he was carrying that night.

thankfully the unhinged man backed off before anyone was hurt. that is not before richard moore stepped income on york city photographer who captured that incident. this picture went viral. it was everywhere prayer you consume a lot of news and you have been a journalist for a lot of years. it landed on the cover of "the new york post." man randomly threatens people with knife in times square. they label it times square on the cover but the neighbor says fear is just media hype. what compelled you to pick up your camera in that moment as you were just heading home. >> i always have my camera on me and i'm always ready for a photograph. that's the way you have to be. >> sandra: you live in's kitchen which is the neighborhood this band was coming through. you see the beautiful uniforms and you pick up the camera and what you see? >> i knew they were in front of the guy with a knife and i was

about 25 feet behind him. then he jumped down, followed more closely, went up to one of the guys and tapped him on the shoulder. >> sandra: one of the band members? >> yes. the person have turned and he then backed off. >> john: don't ask me to that night feeling man backed off. did he put it away? >> no. >> sandra: we see that police stepped in and apprehended this man. was it your instinct to pick up the phone and call 911? >> you have to. if you live in the city and you see something that is dangerous, and you have to make an effort. >> sandra: what was this like? are you still there? >> i was there. i was a bit annoyed i didn't get good photographs. >> sandra: and made the cover of "the new york post" but there's far too many people in the city, residents of the city

like yourself saying of moments like this that are happening. people just walk around saying they don't feel safe. here is a sampling of what we hear when we walked the streets. >> i developed a little bit of a paranoia. even walking around very uncomfortable. i'm always looking around while i'm walking. it seems like once you get down here no one is looking at what you're doing. you can do whatever you want. >> there need to be more police officers at all stations. there's always something happening. >> a lot of people running around here that are mentally stable. >> sandra: add to that list the far left manhattan d.a. alvin bragg on subway safety. listen here. >> i know the statistics that transit crime is down but when one of my family members gets on the train, i get a knot in my stomach. >> sandra: he is worried. he's worried about what is happening because of the soft-on-crime policies in the city. but the mayor says this is the media. this is a perception. this is what they put on

"the new york post" and it is scaring people it is not a reality. what you think based on your first-hand experience? >> he's a politician. he doesn't want to upset the populace. >> sandra: they are upset. >> i know. but people who walk the streets of new york as most of us do, they see what happens. the same with the subway. on the subway station. i've been saying for years to get more police down there. and it's finally happened in the past six months. >> sandra: you are a big strong guy. >> i'm not worried walking around the streets. i'm not worried at all. because i'm big. >> sandra: not everybody else. that picture, it got a lot of attention and you were able to alert those band members. you potentially stepped into what could've been a different situation here thank you for joining us here.

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>> john: eastern states we getting a lot more wet weather with severe showers and flash flooding predicted to through the end of the month. while extreme he continues west and south with some spots setting new records. reporting for fox weather in las vegas where it is so hot you can probably fry an egg on the sidewalk. >> absolutely. the national weather service measured temperatures of 158 degrees on asphalt yesterday. that was the peak of the heat wave. we saw temperatures around 116 here in las vegas. national weather service telling people to stay out of the sun during the heat of the day. cooling shelters are open across clark county but it has not stopped people from getting out on the strip. take a listen. >> the heat is incredibly hot today. we are from vegas so we are not typically -- we are typically prone to this but today is out of control. >> fantastic. it's absolutely perfect. i'm like a lizard.

i could soak us up all day. >> it feels like i'm a little pig. a little rotisserie chicken in walmart. just going around. >> john: i can confirm it does feel like you're being roasted t here. luckily the states power provider said there has not been any major blackouts due to the high heat. they've been asking people to conserve energy and business as normal as air conditions run on full blast. john. >> john: it is hot there but it is a dry heat. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> sandra: thank you. stay cool. i don't know if i can even say that. far left democrats continuing to attack israel. >> i want you to know that we have been fighting to make it clear that israel is a racist state. >> sandra: that was washington congressman apologizing after facing backlash for that of mark. up next but it's behind the

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>> don't go after your allies. >> john: congresswoman attending a parlous conference in chicago where she described israel as an "racist state" and calls for a two-state solution. she's apologizing for the remarks about racism. this comes days after congressman ilhan omar said there is no way she will be attending the israeli residence address to congress next week. let's bring in leo terrel who has a few thoughts on this. let's remind folks at home what she said about israel. >> i want you to know that we have been fighting to make it clear that israel is a racist

state. that they disturb self preservation and autonomy. that the dream of a two-state solution is slipping away from us. that it does not feel possible. >> john: you can express your opinions about the israeli palestinian situation and whether or not there will be a two-state solution but this idea of israel being a racist state? your take on this. >> she conflated the two. thank you for having me on this question appeared let me be very clear. that was a very strong anti-semitic statement. she is head of the congressional progressive caucus within the democratic party. as a prerequisite, you are to be anti-israel. i'll tell you right now, what bothers me is i have not heard from joe biden criticizing her, i've not heard from kamala harris, i have not heard from the secretary of state. crickets. why? let's be very clear because this

is too important. there is a strong anti-israel anti-semitic wing in the democratic party. everyone knows that and she walked back a little bit only because of the donors on k street. this woman hates israel along with omar and all the members of the progressive wing. >> john: to your point there leo we put together a collection of sound bites from the recent past on democrats talking about israel. let's listen to that. >> palestinians are being told the same thing as black folks in america. there is no acceptable form of resistance. >> i am a proponent of a two two-state solution. >> we cannot claim to hold progressive values yet back in israel's apartheid government and we will continue to push back. >> john: democrats, this is a conundrum because democrats have always betrayed themselves as being the true friends of is

israel. during the 2016 campaign, hillary clinton was saying don't listen to donald trump, he's not a friend of israel. democrats are supposed to be the friend of jewish voters and yet the far aft is saying all of this. >> thank you for that question. it's a lot. the democratic position is a lie. trump is the greatest president when it comes to pro-israel position and that little montage you show, let me tell you why democrats are basically handcuffed. they play identity politics and those people you just saw, you can't attack them because of identity politics. they will accuse you of being a racist. the democrats have basically created a monster within its own party. because you allow people of color, women, gender, people of color's to attack israel and you can say anything about them because then you will be a racist. that's the problem that the democratic party has right now and it reflects itself on these outrageous comments made by the congresswoman. let me be very clear, she meant

what she said. she backed it off, she meant what she said. that was a true conviction of her feelings. to be was but about to get to the point where she backed off t believe that israel is a racist day but what i'm concerned about are the policies of netanyahu and the far right government. but history shows that the first and that comes out of your laugh to mouth is the truthful thing and there's democrats that are concerned about that. they if you'd address statement around capitol hill yesterday that said it in part "we are deeply concerned about the unacceptable comments about our historic ally israel and we appreciate the retraction. israel is the sediment homeland of the jewish people and issues to delegitimize it and demonize it are not only anti-semitic but they also undermine america's national security." quick last thought leo? >> thank you. not good enough. those who statement are not good enough. where is joe biden on this question work where is kamala harris? why don't they contend that

statement? identity politics. they are handcuffed. >> john: leo trout. always good to kick us off. gets us energized. thank you. >> sandra: at any moment, we will see antony blinken. facing tough questions over the biden administration's mixed messaging over the threat from beijing. we will ask illinois democratic if the president is standing up to china's tactics. all that and more coming up as we kick off a brand-new hour ofy "america reports."me and the payments high. consolidate that car loan into a newday home loan and save hundreds every month. subway's slicing their turkey fresh like on the titan turkey. piled high with double the cheese and more meat. i proffer freshly sliced turkey.

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>> john: live picture on capitol hill right now where we expect the statuary hall just outside of his office in moments the speaker mccarthy will come out and speak to the assembled reporters. there is a shot of