best chance is to get a new president in 2024. >> laura: looking forward to it. that is it tonight, my voice held up, very excited. set your dvr and stay connected with us. remember, it is america, now and forever. feels good at this slot, jesse watters is next. >> todd: fox news alert, another obstacle could enter the presidential race as senator joe manchin keeps the door open for a third party run. >> i am in races to win, if i get in a race, i'm going to win. >> todd: asking independents how that could impact the election. >> carley: and dr. fauci's -- wants to know why.

>> the only retired official i know that gets this treatment is a former president. i have no idea why this bureaucrat has a limo driver, security detail and we want to know, does he still get legal representation? he may need that. >> todd: pays to be a public servant. did you see this, mirandalambert put her concert on pause to call out some fans. ♪ ♪ something falling apart. >> i will stop right here for a second, i'm sorry. [cheering] >> these girls are worried about a selfie and not worrying about the song -- off a bit. >> todd: contemplate no selfie clause. matt, put your phone down, watching "fox and friends

first"s, i'm todd piro. >> carley: and i'm carley shimkus. cond cond cond condemning jayapaal. >> todd: -- alexandria hoff has more. in a word, awkward. >> alexandria: certainly and congresswoman jayapal has apologized. demonstrators interrupted a panel she was on. here is how it went. >> we have been fighting to make it clear that israel is a racist state and the palestinian people deserve self-determination and autonomy, that the dream of a two-state solution is slipping away from us. >> she goes to apologize on

sunday writing that words do matter, it is important i clarify the statement. she itselves benjamin netanyahu of racist policies. you have -- address congress tomorrow and 43 house democrats issuing a public denouncement writing remarks are not only dangerous and anti-semitic. any effort to rewrite history and question the right to exist or historic bipartisan relationship will never succeed in congress. several of jayapaal's colleagues do plan to boycott the address. rashida tlaib shared this photo yesterday saying boycott and house speaker kevin mccarthy

says house democrats need to take action. >> if democrats believe they do not have a conference and continue to make anti-semitic remarks, they need to do something about it. do they believe israel is an evil state? they should take action from their own party. >> alexandria: house will vote? support of israel and expected to receive widespread support among democrats, as well. carley and todd. >> carley: alexandria hoff, thank you. families of the 13 service members killed during the white house's botched afghanistan withdrawal will visit capitol hill. the gold star families are looking for answers. congressman issa met with them saying there are some in

inconsistency, troubling is the dod has gone quiet and is not giving them answer to questions. the mother of hunter lopez writing, we do not want our kids forgotten, we want accountability. >> todd: and eric swalwell giving a snarky remark about the secret service closing the cocaine investigation. >> should there be changes so elicit -- >> if you want to be strip searched before you go into the white house, that is something you should work with the secret service to see if they could accommodate. >> todd: seems to be one big joke. secret service concluded they do not have enough information. >> carley: ceo mark zuckerberg could be held in contempt of congress next week for failing to provide documents pertaining

to the company's censorship of conservatives, subpoenaing meta for ump dos back in february. meta claims the social media giant has handed over 50,000 documents, but it is reported none of the files are what they asked for. this is a file, not what they are looking for. >> todd: that is a delay tactic lawyers do. >> you comb through. >> todd: has to be consequences and that will happen soon. the gilgo murder suspect is seen talking to a woman outside his office as police were honing in on him and learning about the items removed from the serial killer's home. >> carley: leader of the los angeles police union telling officers they are better off leaving the city because she says the city council hates

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>> carley: chilling new developments in the case of the gilgo beach -- >> todd: jackie ibanez has details. >> the allegations against rex herushgsmann. he is seen talking to a petite woman on the street in 22, more than a year ago. police found a portrait of a

battered woman while searching his home. police taking it with dozens of bizarre items, including a child-like doll. a client also coming forward detailing a conversation she had with the suspected killer while driving him home a year before his arrest. she said we talked about the gilgo beach murder and discussed the burl ap and why someone would use that. it is bone chilling. turns out at the time of the encounter he was already on law enforcement radar. listen to this. >> we were asked in early 2022 bu suffolk county to join a task force. that investigator started this assignment in february of 2022.

in march of 2022, the same new york state police investigator reported to the leadership of that task force that a potential suspect had been identified. this suspect was rex heurmann. >> despite this, heurmann maintains his innocence. the government has decided to focus on him, we are looking forward to defending him before a fair and impartial jury of his peers. police say he is the prime suspect in a fourth killing. back to you. >> todd: jackie ibanez, thank you. portland police admit four women found dead this year are linked to a possible serial killer.

career criminal jesse calhoun has been named a person of interest in the murders, including dozens of charges like assault, strangulation and he was granted early release under jail reform policy a year before his sentence was supposed to end and just months before the killings. >> carley: vice president of los angeles police union telling officers to leave the city and find work elsewhere because of unsuccessful negotiations. posting go somewhere that a city council acknowledges great work you do, go somewhere that doesn't have city council members that hate you. >> todd: you don't say something like that lightly, what was the

final straw for you? >> the final straw was looking at these police officers everyday. i have 29 years on the police department and i see their worth and know their worth. you have two city council members who ran on abolish the police. i want lapd officers to be respected and their work to be acknowledged and i want them to have better pay and benefits. that is what we're fighting for and we have two city council members, if we ask for a dollar, they will say no. >> carley: a judge recently reinstated the no bail policy. when rapper 50 cent posted that l.a. is finished, he posted, watch how bad it gets here whachl is it like to work in a city with zero bail?

do you think it leads to increased crime? >> absolutely. no consequences? officers arrest someone and their job is to protect the community. it is revolving door, the suspects are out the door before they complete the report. it is unsafe for residents of los angeles. with zero bail, our hands are tied, the community wants to be in an area they feel safe and free of crime. with zero bail policy, that won't happen. >> todd: l.a. lost 1000 officers since 2018. i used to live in l.a. and have friends who say it is really bad. what about how the city council is treating officers? >> sometimes it is silent

majority. the ones who do not respect or appreciate the police are loudest and city council is responsible. not all city council members have the same mentality, but city council in their district, their constituents want safety, so residents in the community feeling increasing crime, they need to be loud and speak up. public safety is number one. >> carley: sergeant, what are police salaries right now and where would you like them to be? what are you fighting for? >> police salaries, we are number 14 right now as far as in the city that we and the agencies we have polled and we did extensive research and need to be in the top five. our officers are leaving to other areas and other police

agencies offering higher pay, they know their worth, and higher benefits. our officers are going to agents, city of los angeles does not pay them. they could never pay them what they are worth, but they need to get close. >> carley: sergeant, you are speaking out, we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> carley: did you hear about this, the "washington post" is turning luke combs hit rendition of "fast car," into a racial debate. >> todd: so sad, the piece is hitting sour note with know fas, we'll share it with you, don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

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weeks ago, people with respiratory issues will have to take precaution. toward south florida, we have heat advisory, excessive heat warnings today, potential record high for phoenix. 117. yuma and tucson, arizona and look at phoenix, will hit a record for most days ever past 110 degrees, that will happen today. >> todd: they are used to hot, not used to that hot. >> janice: it is like an oven. >> todd: climate envoy john kerry in china to sell his agent to the world's largest polluter and hopes these comments on capitol hill will help his cause. >> is he a dictator? >> i will not get into --

>> he does wield power. >> he wields enormous power. >> do you wish the president would have used another word? >> i don't think we ought to get -- >> todd: former congressional candidate joins me now whachl is your reaction to kerry's refusal to call xi a dictator. >> xi is a dictator, control the lives of a billion people in china. it is not like america, system of checks and balances and you have -- another president xi's way or the highway. that is why my parents left china to go into hong kong, under british rule and

ultimately in search of a better life for the family to start in the united states. this is where they wanted to control their own destiny and not have the chinese communist party controlling it like it is, controlling over 1 billion residents under this dictator. >> todd: this is part of a pattern, refusing to call xi a dictator to blinken and janet yellen bowing to xi. should is showing weakness from the biden administration. >> absolutely, this biden administration can't shoot straight and get on the same page. biden said one thing and kerry can't follow the same path. afghanistan, he didn't listen to chairman milley and joint chief

saying we can't leave. take a look at them walking back defending taiwan, on and on, and we wonder why -- like president xi, like vladamir putin taking command on the world stage because of weakness from this biden administration and bleeding into the united states both internationally and locally because of bad policies and administration that can't shoot straight. >> todd: here is john kerry on his goals while overseas. >> our hope is that this could be the beginning of new definition of cooperation and capacity -- between us. we both know there are real

differences, but we know from experience, if we work at it, we can find the path ahead and ways to resolve these challenges. >> todd: the word cooperation, does china want cooperation or domination? >> the chinese communist party doesn't want to cooperate with us, they want to eat our lurn and dinner for free. take a look at what they have been doing for decades, generations now. taking advantage of many of our businesses and it. hacking the united states and not listening to us on many different fronts when trying to raise valid issues. they want to dominate the united states, they want control and doing it with over billion resi residents in china, more global platform and they won't stop and

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this is the tax probe and he got a sweetheart deal, especially on the gun charges. this investigation is causing in-fighting between house over sight. here are comments from jamie raskin about the investigation. >> our legitimacy is being erode by chairman comer. they said we will validate anybody who will say anything about the bidens and they have not laid a glove on president biden. there are real issues confronting people and they are off on a wild goose chase. >> cheryl: james comer responding to his comments on "the ingraham angle" watch. >> i don't think jamie raskin or jen psaki can point to one thing we produced or put on oversight stationary that cannot be backed

up by hard evidence from bank record and bank violations for the biden family. >> cheryl: to be clear, the whistleblower alleging and saying basically hunter biden and family were tipped off. hunter biden was never interviewed. >> carley: that is what the whistleblower said and supervisory special agent saying that did happen that hunter biden and the secret service were tipped off and the interview never happened. you have to wonder why. >> todd: whistleblowers, especially shapley could not be more buttoned up and perfect in presentation and sources they have, they will be tough to discredit. good luck to the dems. did you know taxpayer funded thank yous fauci gets? i didn't. >> cheryl: i think he makes enough, as it is. listen to what rand paul said. this is about travel, limo,

security detail, living like an ex-president, except he retired at the beginning of the year. he came to fame and gained wealth during the pandemic. kentucky senator rand paul pretty upset. watch. >> we asked the government, are you funding the security detail? they said, we are not doing it, somebody else is doing it and we're reimbursing them. >> why is a retired guy getting the treatment of a former president. why does this bureaucrat have limo driver, security detail and we want to know if he gets legal representation. >> cheryl: to be clear here. through request, attorney general order from last december gave dr. fauci access to security detail from u.s.

marshals. someone is paying for it, not sure if it is fauci, but they are getting reimbursed by taxpayers. he can afford his own ride. >> carley: he can. talk about woke snow white. >> cheryl: this is wild. they are doing live action remake of snow white. 1937, original cartoon film, snow white and seven dwarfs. she gets kissed by the prince and she wakes up to the dwarfs. let's have disney redo that and change it and make it woke. "new york post" said it is not like stereotyping using unreal to illumin innate temperature

about true love. where did this come from? interesting decisions lately by disney. back in 2022, who suffers from dwarfism, expressed outrage over the movie's changes. watch. >> take a step back and look at what you are doing there, makes no sense to me. you are progressive, but still making that -- story about seven dwarfs living in a cave. >> cheryl: basically he was complaining and saying this needs to be changed, others are saying who cares, we don't want changes, don't change a fairy tale. >> carley: apparently the live version will not have the com

dwarfs. >> todd: diverse characters. >> carley: they said it goes back to peter complaining about it. others said peter made it in the community and now he is taking away opportunities for me. >> cheryl: so many things disney has been doing has not translating to box office returns. this live remake -- you need to keep making money, disney, i'll leave it there. >> carley: thank you very much. ♪ ♪ city lights. ♪ >> todd: to controversy in country music. "washington post" article accusing that individual there, luke combs, hit cover of iconic

song "fast car" being marred by complicated conversation over race. it states, although many are thrilled to see "fast car" back in the spotlight and new generation discovering chapman's work. it says that chapman would have zero chance of the achieve mmen herself. the context of her song was successful when she released it in 1998, being nominated for three grammy awards. and chapman herself is saying she's honored by comb's cover, i'm happy for luke combs and grateful new fans have found and embraced "fast car." it is a beautiful song, beautifully written by tracy chapman and it is awesome now. "washington post" is creating

controversy where nothing existed for clicks. >> carley: and mirandalamb ert lashing out at fans forric taking a selfie. she stopped mid-song to scold the women. listen to this. ♪ your whole life for something to fall apart. >> i will stop right here for a second, i'm sorry. [cheering] >> these girls are worried about a selfie and not listening to the song, it is -- me off a little bit. >> carley: that is the moment and now the country singer is receiving mixed reaction with some cheering and others walked out and left over that moment. there is social media reaction, some calling her actions disgusting and bully behavior, these fans paid money to be

there and wound to document being there, why call them out. >> carley: maybe not their her best moment. >> todd: drink your wine or beer and call it a day and stop with the snappy snappy. >> carley: this debate is burning up social media. is joe manchin really considering a presidential run? rumors are swirling and he is not saying no. i've never been in a race, i've been in races to win. if i get in, i'm going to win. >> todd: how could a third-party candidate shake up the race? don't miss it.

>> carley: the group no labels is floating a third party unity ticket in the 2024 presidential race and senator joe manchin could be their guy. >> the common-sense majority has no voice in this country. >> why are people scared to have an option? they may be threatened to do the right thing. you are too far to the left, we

don't live our life for ectremes, not on right or left, make decisions if my family. >> carley: ross perot was the most successful earning 19% of the popular vote. candidate since is struggled. what do voters think of a third choice focused on bipartisan shn. joining us is our panel. good morning to you all temperature is great to see you. this organization, no labels, host a town hall and say there should be a third option focused on bipartisanship and unity. where do you stand on this? >> i've been an independent most of my adult life, independent voters elected our governor.

i support people, not parties. voting is the catalyst that independent voting mm movement no labels needed, the mechanism to get voter appeal and that is what any individual that wants to promote a third party is going to need and kitchen table issues such as budget, child trafficking, serious, there is a new movie out, "sound of freedom." independent voters are concerned and that is what they must do. >> carley: you brought up the issue, let's talk about that with mary josephine. no labels say they support

universal background check, limits, but not bans on abortion and securing southern border while protecting dreamers. how does that sound to you and what are issues that matter most to you? >> for me, issues that matter most are southern border and economy. we're failing in both, failing at the economy, everybody i know in new york city seem to be struggling and it is a shame. i'm an independent voter right now because i think both parties really don't reflect my views anymore. we're turning from the constitution and although i agree with the platforms being discussed, abortion is not my main concern. i think the no labels party will act as a spoiler because people are upset with the potential

democratic nominee, who will be probably joe biden. >> carley: how do you feel about that? a lot of people say a third party will peel off votes from joe biden or donald trump or whoever and democrats in particular are worried about this. what do you think about that? >> i don't think people are satisfied with the way the country is heading. it is super important that a lot of young people, especially moderate young people and independent young people want to see more cohesion within the country. i think it will be super interesting to watch as momentum increase. >> carley: joe manchin and huntsman say they will not be the unity ticket, they are just getting the message out there.

thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> carley: gavin newsom is past -- his past coming back to haunt him as he picks a fight with ron desantis and greg abbott. tomi lahren reacts to the hypocrisy. >> todd: brian kilmeade will tell us what is coming up. >> brian: you can knicks any guest, irs whistleblowers set to testify on capitol hill tomorrow as republicans say former fbi agent has key details in the hunter biden probe and we'll coberate what we heard last week, how secret service tipped off the probe before he was interviewed. we have vice president mike pence on the couch as he tries

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>> todd: california governor gavin being accused of hypocrisy again this after he refused to sue abbott when the "l.a. times" reported in 2008 the then san francisco mayor newsom dumped migrants in other california counties. >> carley: san bernero county officials vowed thursday not to become a dumping ground for san francisco criminals saying they may sue that city for exporting

juvenile offenders to local group homes. officials in san francisco acknowledge sending the recent group of hundre honduran and sad others had been transported down in the past. tomi lahren joins us now. what goes on here is you have governor gavin newsom, he has suggested criminal charges and an investigation and accused governor desantis of kidnapping migrants. and sending them to other areas but it turns out in 2008 he was doing the same thing but in his case he was caught transporting child migrants convicted of crimes out of san francisco to san bernardino, so how do you explain that? >> governor gavin newsom is a hypocrite? i mean, knock me over with a feather, carley, i could have never imagined in all my years living in california that gavin newsom would be a hypocrite, yeah. you know, this is really par for the course here. but not only was he dumping these individuals, he was

dumping them in the inland empire. anybody that's familiar with california knows that is the place in california where you dump people to, you know, get away with it, because they don't want them in l.a. they don't want them in san francisco or santa barbara so you dump them in san bernardino and people struggling there have to deal with it. is he going to run from a lot of these stories and scandals and stories that will bubble up to the surface. should he which you you know i believe is he going to run for president in 2024. makes people like governor abbott and governor desantis very excited to see because it's just another comparison between gavin newsom's california and every other great red state that people from california are fleefleeing en masse for good rn to believe. >> todd: i worked there four years first tv job you literally had people dumped from l.a., san

francisco, it ruined an entire city. a liberal podcaster had this prediction about donald j. trump. >> i think president trump is not going to run for president. >> what? >> under the auspices of a plea deal. the doj or whoever it is going to realize america's nightmare needs end. it's bad for the international stage bad for overseas. >> where is that coming from? no one says that stuff. >> todd: tomi, what do you make of that theory? >> i think these podcasters are on to something but not about former president trump. current president joe biden. everybody they just said there that he won't run because he will exchange for a plea deal. i'm thinking to myself that sounds like something more probable for someone like a joe biden who has also got scandals piling up here. but as for donald j. trump, i don't think there is any way, any way that he doesn't run for president. he is ready to go. is he fired up. he's not going to back down from

a fight. i mean, we watched donald trump for how many years now. if you think donald trump is going to go away quietly, you don't know donald trump. but maybe this is a good pathway for a president joe biden to get out of the race. so i don't think that it's a crazy prediction. they just got the wrong guy. >> we shall see 475 days to go. >> todd: you counted. >> carley: tomi, thanks for joining us, "fox & friends" begins right now. >> whistleblowers have been nothing but credible. >> republicans in the house oversight committee said the federal investigation into hunter biden aligned with what they previously learned about political interference. >> many in the liberal media have tried to discredit the whistleblowers. >> we have been fighting to make it clear israel is a racist state. >> democrats pushed back against this comment by one of their own members. >> they should take action against their own from their leadership within their own democratic party. >> why are people scared to have an option they may be threatened to do the right thing. >> voters looking for a different kind of candat