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 candidate.

a third party no labels event in new hampshire. senator joe manchin could be the top choice. >> everyone is just fed up. enough is enough. the parties have retreated. >> the penn wharton business school the debt loan government forgiveness plan will be $475 billion. >> if they can bend the rules to push their radical agenda, they will do it. >> people are consumed by their devices. >> selfie [inaudible] >> no one is living in the moment. everyone wants to make sure they get clicks. >> we begin with the latest in the hunter biden investigation. two irs whistleblowers will testify before the house oversight committee tomorrow as it continues to look into the biden family finances. >> wow, committee chairperson james comer, who is a man, says one of his former special agents has confirmed the administration was tipped off about the probe

into hunter biden. >> steve: yeah, this time it was an fbi agent. alexandria hoff joins us from our nation's capitol as we try to put together the pieces of what happened in december 2020. >> yeah. it was early december. good morning to you. an irs whistleblower knowns whistleblower exncht will testify in front of the house oversight committee tomorrow afternoon it. will be the first time he will publicly reveal his identity. this comes as a committee reveals a former fbi agent corroborated with irs whistleblower testimony tweeting this: the agent confirmed key portions of the irs whistleblower's testimony including that both secret service headquarters and the biden transition teamed were tipped off about the planned hunter biden interview. judiciary committee chairman jim jordan backing up that last night on "the ingraham angle." >> these two whistleblowers have been nothing but credible and today with the fbi confirming key parts of their testimony that just gives more credibility. this is quickly coming down, laura, who are you going to believe in the biden justice

department who said parents were terrorists, who said catholics were extremists who censored americans first amendment speech writes or these two whistleblowers who have impeccable records. >> jamie raskin the leading democrat on the house oversight committee is taking offense to the committee's strategy when it comes to the hunter biden probe. listen. >> our legitimacy is being eroded by the tactics adopted by chairman comer. they certainly have said we will validate anybody who will say anything about the bidens. and, of course, they haven't laid a glove on president biden. the real issues that are confronting our people and they are off on this wild goose chase. >> congressman comer responded to that last night. >> i don't think that jamie raskin or jen psaki can point to one thing that we have produced, one thing that we put oversight stationary that cannot be backed up by facts in the form of hard evidence from bank records and

bank violations from the biden family. >> this comes as hunter biden awaits his plea hearing on tax related misdemeanors that is scheduled for next wednesday. steve, ainsley, brian, we will send it back to you. >> steve: big hearing tomorrow alexandria, thank you very much. the key point there is mr. comer says an fbi agent corroborated what we -- what they had heard from the irs whistleblowers who are going to testify tomorrow. so, this essentially is what gary shapely has said in the past. he said that hunter biden got secret service protection after his father won in december of 2020 on december 3rd. the plan was for the fbi to talk to him on december 8th. and so at 8:00 in the morning, the plan was that the fbi special agent in l.a. would contact the secret service, keep in mind, they were providing protection for the biden family, would contact the secret service and tell him hey, we are stopping by.

the night before the fbi notified secret service we are going to do that interview tomorrow. the fbi was then told that hunter biden would be given the phone number of an fbi agent and if hunter wanted to talk to them, he would call him. next morning, agents waited outlines of hunter's house and his lawyers would not let him speak to the fbi. >> ainsley: well, i mean in this situation we don't even know if he would have interviewed but they had an opportunity to go in, surprise him and say we need to ask you a few questions. we need to interview you. that would have been the fbi. and he got the tip, secret service got the tip, his people got the tip, of the transition team, and they got his lawyer involved. you know, if fbi knocks on your door you are probably going to say talk to my lawyer or i'm going to get a lawyer because i'm not talking to you without representation. but general flynn didn't do that remember at the white house when the fbi went in and talked to him, he spoke to them. this was a chance to maybe get some answers from hunter biden. we don't know if he would have

talked to him. the big story here is he found out in advance they were tipped off. >> brian: somebody else is corroborating the story of shapley. influenced by politics they said david weiss did not have full authority to bring the charges. he feels differently. he has hedged some words said i could have done what i wanted. i find that hard to believe or about to find out. next week i can't wait for devon archer supposed to testify the long time business partner of hunter biden who has direct links to president biden if he is linked there, tony bobulinski says archer is right in the middle of this thing and there when john kerry's -- kerry's son backed out. archer stayed. so he knows everything. let's see how parent he is going to be. is he looking at jail time. so the irs and fbi have certain people there that are going to corroborate the story how much longer can you look at james comer and say this is a dry hole and how much longer can you actually say this doesn't link

to joe because at the same time they have bank records with these shell companies to try to figure out who paid who and where the money is right now. one thing is clear, the irs had a lot more money coming to them than hunter was giving. he refused to pay. he writes a smaller t check than any of would you say have done and millions of dollars between these nations that are unaccounted for. >> ainsley: house oversight tweeted out sickening, the lengths doj is willing to go cover up the bidens. a special agent assigned to the fbi's wilmington delaware office and the biden criminal investigation, and all these whistleblowers have said the case seems to be influenced by politics and they allege that federal prosecutors have blocked the lines of questioning related to president biden. >> steve: so, with the latest stuff that james comer and jim jordan have revealed, the "wall street journal" has an op-ed this morning; what took them so long to investigate hunter biden? it isn't complicated the headline reads. the proof is in the bank records

it. goes on as a lawyer who worked on fraud cases for four decades i can assure you securing documentary evidence to prove financial wrongdoing is relatively easy. the proof is in the bank records in the case of hunter biden, the fraud and tax evasion investigation should have taken six months to a year, tops. but it took five years tells me that, indeed, this is something rotten in the state of denmark, according to scott. ohohhoy what doesgreg gutfeld r. >> will we ever know what chinese businessman when he demanded 5 million bucks from him all while saying the big guy, you know, the vice president, was sitting beside him? will we ever learn why the wife of moscow's mayor gave hunter's company 100 million bucks and how much of it went directly to joe and how much went directly up hunter's nose? will we ever know why ukrainian energy company burisma paying

him 100 million a year only until daddy left office is there a rule in the handbook that says any case with the word hunter in it shouldn't be investigated? the guy is like the bermuda triangle of the beltway. things disappear and you don't have to wear pants. yeah. >> but, really, all these mysteries really answer themselves. you know the answers. but there is one total mystery that i don't think anyone has solved. who exactly is running the country? because, america, it can't possibliable this guy. >> brian: keep in mind, too. great monologue last night but, remember, that one guy who is now on the lamb because he in 2019 talked to the fbi. the fbi suddenly put charges on him. accuse him of weapons charges it foreign agent. >> steve: faces 100 years in prison. >> brian: if any of it is true. he says there is an fbi agent that is a source for hunter biden and he has one eye.

it sounds like a james bond movie. the fbi agents want him. can we see a guy with a patch on? >> steve: the only thing about all this stuff, about the fbi, you know, calling the secret service and next thing you know the doj apparently is intervening is that was in 2020. this -- we're talking about donald trump's department of justice. so, if, you know, he was the guy running the show back then. >> there is one other thing just to remind you of and that is next week on july 26th, that's when hunter biden goes to court to have his plea deal and gun charges worked on with the judge. the judge has to approve it. and if the judge says, you know what? i have heard a lot of stuff, i don't think i can just sign off on this right now, that stops it right there. >> ainsley: what do we know about this judge? >> steve: appointed by donald trump. >> brian: david weiss was, too. i would say this about the department of justice. christopher wray, did he know

that the laptop was real in 2019? did they tell william barr? did barr keep it from the president? because all this stuff was swirling below the surface. but, when donald trump is president, i think the first time he learns about it is when rudy giuliani gets it and drops it to the "new york post." so the question is, was the fbi running their own operation separate from the department of justice? i can't imagine william barr would get this information and not want to pursue it by the way he defines what happened in the mueller probe and everything else. >> steve: it sounds like the fbi was going to talk to hunter biden until the hunter biden's lawyers got involved and now it all hangs on what the judge decides next week. >> ainsley: all right. coming up, freezers now locked up with chains to stop shoplifters at drug stores. more crime craziness in san francisco. >> steve: how do i get the dove bar out of there. >> ainsley: got to find an agent, an employee.

>> brian: an agent. >> ainsley: an fbi agent. >> steve: special edition of fox and trends. miranda lambert calls out fans for taking selfies. game set smash frustration at wimbledon. plus, the movie that keeps on giving the "sound of freedom" box office success that's all ahead on fox and trends on this tuesday "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ i always had a connection to my grandfather...

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>> steve: take a look at that say you have gone grocery shopping, right, and you are in san francisco and you are in a freezer location and you want dumb bars out of there. how do you get that? that's a problem. that's something people throughout san francisco and a lot of the soft on crime cities in america are facing because so many thefts are causing retailers to lock up the stuff so you don't steal. >> ainsley: this was tweeted out. we have all seen this in our stores. at least in our cities padlocked freezers gary and 16th walgreen's in san francisco. they are swing pizzas and ice screams 20 times a day. even toothpaste and tissues are under lock and key. so, is this just at night or do you have to go get the agent? is this all the time?

>> brian: you have to keep an agent sitting right there with a key. you just want to walk in and grab a pop. >> ainsley: that shows you how big of a problem it is. if i see that and there are too many agents or -- agents. i keep saying agents. there aren't enough employees, i am going to go next door to the next drugstore and get ice scream. steve: i was at a big pharmaceutical company either cvs or walgreen's not long ago i wanted the advil it was under lock and key. i to push a button. i waited a couple minutes, nobody came. here's the problem with this kind of stuff it, alienates loyal commerce who don't want to wait. what do they do? they wind up going some place else. some place else is outside in the suburbs probably. >> brian: or wait for ice cream man wait on your corner. brian. >> steve: i don't think that's safe. >> ainsley: batteries and lays zores are always locked up. i need to find one many employee follow me around the store i

need like five things that are locked up. >> brian: bring wire cutters. >> ainsley: then you are the criminal. you are the reason for, this. >> brian: brian you are saying i shouldn't do that. >> steve: probably not. there is a grocery store in oakland, california, it's a safeway. what they do is they have got bars everywhere and they are security guards, once you pay you get the receipt and scan the receipt for the doors to open for you to get out. if you go in and you don't buy anything, you have got to get an employee is probably over there unlocking the dove bars and he has to swipe you out. it's gotten to that stage. and, carley, you have seen it as well here in new york city. >> carley: yes, i certainly have. and it is so inconvenient to buy anything in new york city because of it. >> brian: okay. that was a good story. i agree. >> ainsley: does carley have more stories? we were shocked to know you were over our shoulder.

>> carley: is this awkwardness my fault i thought we were having a conversation. i voluntarily back to you. >> ainsley: djokovic, just don't smash your react. she volleyed back to you what would you like it say to her? >> brian: i would like to say hi. >> carley: shall i take it away. >> steve: you have other news. >> carley: russia launching a wave of air attacks. port cities. most of the missiles and drones were shot down but debris did damage buildings injuries at least one person. the kremlin calling the overnight attacks, quote, revenge strikes. this follows the bombing of a bridge that connects russia to occupied crimea. it also comes one day after moscow's decision to pull out of the u.n.-backed black sea grain deal. to say a fox weather alert now, air quality alerts are in effect in states across the northeast, northwest, and great lakes region due to canadian wildfires millions of americans in cities like boston and chicago ordered to stay indoors when possible,

particularly those with existing health conditions. meanwhile, phoenix being hit with the first monsoon of the season. a massive wall of dust sweeping through the arizona desert. to stay up to date on more download the fox weather app. those are your hid lines, over to you. >> ainsley: thank you, carley now we know where you are. >> steve: now it's time for still in the wide shot "fox and trends." we're going to talk about some of the stuff in the news right now. if you were lucky enough to be in las vegas on saturday, you may have seen miranda lambert. you know, she is a great entertainer, we all love her. she has worked for years to get to the stage whereby she has that residency in las vegas. she is performing and she is singing her heart out something was going on and you can tell this has happened a million times before but on saturday night. she had just had it with the people who while she is singing are taking selfies.

and so she stopped the show during tin man. ♪ something about to fall apart ♪ i'm going to stop right here a second, i'm sorry. worried about the selfies, not looking at the phone. [inaudible] [cheers] >> brian: what did she say? >> ainsley: it really blanks me off when you all do you this are taking selfies, i need you to pay attention to the show. these girls down here are doing that. it's making me mad. i wrote the song. i want you to listen. will. >> steve: invariably on tiktok this is on tiktok there has been a lot of mixed reactions. some cheered her. some are really angry in one video you can hear somebody say let's go. you don't do that to your fans. on tiktok that's mainly about people taking selfies.

so you understand why they would support the people taking selfies and walk off. look, miranda, if you don't want people to take pictures during your show, don't allow cameras. >> ainsley: madonna makes you put your known a bag. a lot of performers are doing that. >> steve: ultimately, what would you do? would you listen or would you leave? let us know, friends@foxnews.com. >> ainsley: lesson, everybody. we're all gght. singing their most famous sock we are going to try to get and this a put it on our social media to say we were there there we all like to do it. >> steve: picture of the performer or picture of me watching the performer. >> ainsley: girls do all of it. i was on a trip with like five 20-year-olds and they're on their phone the entire time that's what they do. >> brian: you have to rein those people. >> that's ultimate compliment. i spent $5,000 for a ticket i have a great seat and there she

is behind me. she is famous. that's how think were enjoining the song. what i hate is when they talk to each other while she is incorporate ising. >> ainsley: three stories, go. you have the second one. >> brian: let's talk about tennis the stunning five set loss to djokovic in the wimbledon final he was expected to win and he didn't. here he is in the third game in the fifth set against carlos al can a reds. >> is he upset at himself for missing a shot and he smashes his react issued a fine. the largest fine ever in tennis history my feeling is people love this stuff. they like it see real emotion he could afford another react why are you finding him. >> ainsley: he is mad at himself. he lost that for him. >> made mistakes ball into the net. we like djokovic. he decided not to do the vaccine. he wasn't able to play, so people were pulling for him and trying to get him to play in some of these tournaments.

he won wimbledon last year and 20-year-old kid used to watch him when he was little and beats djokovic. >> steve: carlos is the number one player. >> ainsley: let us know what you think about that. >> steve: very good. end of the match hugging good job, good job. djokovic gave that react to one of the fans right in the first row. that could be the most famous broken react in the world. >> brian: remember, mcenroe got famous for outbusts not his victories. this is real emotion. >> ainsley: every sport needs a villain even though djokovic is not a villain. lo is the guy who played last year i love watching him. he gets so mad. yells at his coaches? what's his name? tall, brunet. sound of freedom, number two in the box office second week $86 million. they spent 1 or $15 million on this movie. it's really highlighting what is happening with our children and the sex trafficking and all of

of my friends who have seen this said i didn't realize it was that big of a problem. well, it is it is about this guy tim ballard leads homeland security an agent. >> steve: real story. >> ainsley: taken down all these pedophiles where are these kids going? he saves this little boy there is the little boy. he promised this little boy i'm going to save your children he said god's children are not for sale. here is jim last night on hannity about "sound of freedom." >> i get to play an absolute real bona fide hero in tim ballard. >> he sold everything he had to go down there and find that one precious pearl which is this little girl. and i think americans understand that they also have precious pearls in their children and they don't want them taken. and they are looking at the government now going what are you doing? what are the three agents letter agencies doing? they are not doing their jobs especially when 85,000 children crossed the border this last year and disappeared. >> where did they disappear to? >> brian: i mean, think about

that, too. 85,000 where they go to sponsors and they just disappear. parents can't find them and they have no cell phones and they go in labor camps in 2023. i can't believe some people condemning this and saying this is about qanon? >> ainsley: they are saying these two guys that jim caviezel and jim ballard have conspiracy theories. we interviewed tim ballarder said what are they talking about? i don't share views with qanon. i'm doing a story that's real. this is not a fake story. this is not a conspiracy story. i was there. i helped rescue all these children and there are scenes where these men come in and get to choose which child they are going to take back to their bedroom. it's a disgusting. it's a disgusting addiction that some of these people have. and these are real life men who take down these pedophiles. >> steve: so that concludes today's episode of fox and trends. >> ainsley: go see the movie. it is so good. i want this movie to do well and the barbie movie starts at the end of the week. i at this point in time to stay in the box office.

>> steve: that can concludes the first episode of fox and trends that we have done for 10 years. which of those stories trends with you is it miranda lambert stopping the show to yell at the people with the selfie. is it the guy with the react? is it the movie, "sound of freedom"? he mail us at friends@foxnews.com and we will talk more about the story you picked later on in the show. >> ainsley: texas billionaire ross perot or how about ralph nader and remember gary johnson. >> steve: who? >> brian: what do they all have in common? they are third party candidates that didn't win but divided votes in major election. >> ainsley: blasts from the past. >> brian: some say cost parties elections. why senator joe manchin could join that list. that's next. ♪

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in north korean custody after crossing into the communist country from south korea during a tour of the demilitarized zone. we don't know who this person is. they tweeted, quote, a u.s. national on a jsa orientation tour crossed without authorization. the military demarcation line into the democratic people's republic of korea. we believe he is currently in custody and are working with our korean counterparts to resolve this incident. we are monitoring this story and will bring you updates as we get them but the headline is north korea has got an american right now. all right. brian. >> brian: all right. now. this check this out. 36 days in just 14 hours, that's how long until the republican debate that we're going to be seeing and having right here that's going to be august 23rd. so as that countdown continues you have to wonder what it means get candidates on the republican national and democratic ticket. wait a second. we will find out, too. what a third party could mean to the two parties because nothing

is assured now in the time in which everything is different. so let's look past. we saw the no labels announcement yesterday. we saw joe manchin and governor huntsman talk about what no labels means it's consolidated power party, moderates getting together and being a choice on the ticket they said they don't want to be a spoiler. let's look at what has happened in the past with third party candidates. they have been just that as spoiler. remember when donald trump was against hillary clinton. everyone is focused on the result there and they should be. if you think about what gary johnson got the former governor of new mexico 4.5 million votes. think about what jill stein did 1.5 million votes. these third party candidates took crucial votes away in battleground states that even when you look at the electoral map looks like unblend win for trump. when you see how close each state was you see how much stein and gary johnson what does aleppo really matter especially if you look at those three states. look back at the past again and talk about al gore and george w.

bush. we needed overtime to decide who won florida and in the end it was george w. bush by 600 votes. take a look at this number. democrats are still mad at ralph nader the green party getting 2.9 million votes. any vote taken in florida was thought to be one taken away from al gore and hurt him there. al gore conceded the election after 36-day holdout. remember he called up and said i lost and then called back and said i take that back. this is the most famous. bill clinton comes out of nowhere scandal-ridden against george h.w. bush. people in america said we got move on from reagan and bush turn the page and give the democrats another chance. then out of nowhere a conservative named ross perot says i want to stop these new trade deals. this giant sucking sound that's coming -- sucking our jobs away and many people think they was very no, sir that dom mass like in saying that. in the string he was on a roll and bows out because of some weird controversy and comes bang walk away with no electoral

votes but 19% of the popular vote. in the end bill clinton would never get 50% of the vote. here he is 53-47. ross perot lost the presidency four more years for h.w. bush. bush sphoild re-election bid. some said he took equally from both sides i don't buy it. what does it mean for joe manchin? what does it mean for governor huntsman and what does it mean for no labels candidate if they get in. here is manchin on running for president. >> we are here to make sure that the american people have an option and the option is can you move the political parties off their perspective sides? they have gone too far right and too far left. if they have another option then they are in trouble if i get in a race i'm going to win. >> brian: joining us now to discuss this is the national director of no labels himself joe cunningham. congressman, great to see you

again. you are in studio talking about this. your thoughts now because you guys have said we're going to be a factor but year not going to be a spoiler. what else the difference? >> thanks for having me on, brian, again. jill stein ralph nader candidates last one you brought up possibly the most comparable one ross perot it proved he drew evenly from both sides and resulted in election of bill clinton ultimately if we were to nominate a ticket and get in it, we would be as senator manchin said we would be in it to win it. not be in it to spoil it and take away votes. >> brian: how close are you getting on 50 state ballots. >> we are on our way right now. five right now couple dozen by the end of the year. each state has own rules and laws. we are going at that temp toe.

>> brian: would you say you are moderates on both sides and you believe no moderate could ever get the nomination in today's climate from the republican or democratic base? >> look, i think it's an extremely difficult for moderates to make it through that primary process. and you take a step back and look where we are in our country. you have seen the numbers. two thirds of americans wanted another option. and no lablesz what we are about is giving americans a voice and a choice. that's what we are drying to do. i don't know, you know, why it's become so controversial because haven't made a decision whether to nominate a ticket. we have two critical flesh holds to pass over before we nominate a ticket. >> brian: i want you to see this study real quick. i don't know if you have monitor there. would you consider no labels independent ticket 45 percent said he, 52 percent said no. republicans 34 percent said yes, 63 percent said no. what you are referring to is 70% ask should joe biden run again they said no.

60 percent said the same thing about trump and that fuels your organization. if you were to make a choice, would you back joe manchin? would you back governor huntsman? >> i think it's too early to start talking about candidates. you know, we probably won't start looking at that until early next year. one of the thresh holds we have to cross over before we decide to nominate a ticket are the two major nominees so unfavorable? and right now it looks like trump vs. biden. that's what all our modeling and data has been on. we are light years away from deciding who those nominees are. we'll don't know yet. we will wait and see how that fleshes out before we nominate a ticket. second a clear pathway to victory. as senator manchin says we would be getting in it to win it not to spoil it or disrupt or anything else. unless there is a clear pathway to victory we will step aside. >> brian: joe cunningham, thank you very much. we appreciate it. no labels gotten everybody's attention especially after yesterday's turnout and big

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>> steve: well, president biden's bailout is back after failing on a major campaign promise of erasing $400 billion in student loan debt, it was time for plan b and that came friday when the department of education began notifying over 800,000 borrowers that they would get nearly $40 billion in loans forgiven. of course, who is going to pay for that? taxpayers. the penn wharton budget model estimates a cost of nearly half a trillion dollars over the next decade but is this legal and where does the money come from? let's turn to a guy who knows all things legal gregg jarrett joins us. >> now the supreme court just said about the last one hey, president biden, you cannot use the hero's act to forgive that now they are falling back on the higher education act of 1965.

>> yeah. biden's new plan, steve, is no more lawful than his first plan that was struck down, of course as blatantly unconstitutional. in fact, it's worse than the first plan. biden invoking as you say the education act. take a look at it. it's even more restrictive in how loans can be forgiven than the hero's act. it's narrowly tailored, very specific, limited conditions for waiving the debt of individual borrowers, not a massive borrower. it's not millions of borrowers but biden is ignoring all that and what's more he well knows he is exceeding his power because the white house first considered the education act. they rejected it. advisers saying you can't do this under the constitution and the law. it simply does not give the president blanket authority to forgive debt so he is sort of contorting the law, usurping the power of congress and is he certainly treating the supreme court with contempt.

>> steve: sure. of course the question is where does the money come from? sure, it might -- the higher education ability of 1965 might provide the legal framework but then again you have got to have the money. and congress has got to do that and it just looks like a grab for votes because this is supposed to kick in just a couple of months before the 2024 election. and joe biden desperately needs the young people, particularly college kids, to vote for him. >> yeah. it's a naked grab for votes. and the first plan he did in advance of the midterms. >> steve: right. >> that may have worked for him and, of course, it's since been struck down. but your point is a good one, steve. chief justice john roberts made it abundantly clear only congress can forgive mass debt. take a look at article 1 section 8 of the constitution. congress has the power of the purse not the president.

tax, spend, paying debt. here the student debt doesn't simply vanish the burden is transferred, as you point out, to taxpayers. the government has to pay for it. but this is a pattern with joe biden. he publicly admits he has no authority to do something, then he cynically proceeds to do it. >> steve: right. but, you know, politically he is going to be able to say hey, look what i have done four right up to the day the supreme court says it's unconstitutional. greg, thank you very much for joining us live today. >> my pleasure, steve. >> steve: you bet. all right. 11 minutes before the top of the hour and carley joins us with some news. >> carley: portland police revealing four women found dead earlier this year are linked to a possible serial killer. law enforcement sources say career criminal jesse calhoun has been named a person of interest in the murders. the convicted felon was granted early release under former governor kate brown's covid era justice reforms one year before his sentence was supposed to

end. national security council spokesman john kirby pounding the podium while defending abortion funding for u.s. service members. >> our policies, whether they are diversity, inclusion and equity or whether it's about female service members, one in five, or female family members being able to count on the kind of healthcare and reproductive care specifically that they need to serve that, is a foundational sacred obligation of military leaders across the river. >> kirby followed debate in congress over the controversial pentagon policy that uses taxpayer funds to cover costs of abortion for those who want to travel to get them out of state. those your headlines, steve, over to you. >> steve: carley, thank you very much. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> steve: coming up white house cocaine case closed. democrats are brushing the whole thing off. >> has anyone used it? is there is a problem that has happened because of it. >> that's just gossip more than

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shrugging it off, too. >> if cocaine can make its way to the white house, we don't know who it came from, could fentanyl make its way into the white house and we can't figure out who brought it? >> has anyone used it? is there is a problem that has happened because of it. >> if you all want to be strip searched for substances before you go into the white house, that's something that, you know, you should work with the secret service to see if they can accommodate. >> hopefully no harm, no foul and we move on. that's just gossip more than anything else. >> i'm sorry, i'm not up on the details. i didn't know they were ending the investigation. if something illegal is found in the workplace, it should be handled. >> ainsley: jimmy failla hosts fox across america on fox news radio and fox nation he joins us now. so you are not going to get strip searched. eric swalwell is taking it to a different level. >> jimmy: i was misled. what was the whole point. good to see you. >> good see you. >> jimmy: the reason the democrats are down playing it they realize anybody voting for these policy a second time they have to be on drugs. look at the country, a mess.

what they don't realize how bad the optics the white house. we don't expect to hear whose coke it is at the white house. you have expect this at a grateful dead concert so much cochleaing around we don't know whose it is. in this instance we know they didn't do a thorough investigation. they have already wrapped it up. which is so ridiculous. your campaign slogan is let's finish the job. anybody's coke? okay the job is finished. it's a scam. >> ainsley: donald trump was interviewed about it i guarantee they know who it is. i used to live in that house 1600 pennsylvania. there are some cameras there in the situation room. >> jimmy: i can't get a bottle of poll and spring on to a delta flight and you are telling me you can get a bag of cocaine into the most secure location in the white house? we all know the answer. they know whose cocaine it is. it is obviously not going to reflect well on the administration to he will it us. in this case brazenly say we don't know what are you going to do about it and then actually own the situation. >> ainsley: who is so braise ton take drugs into the white house and leave them in the cubby. >> jimmy: somebody who knows.

if you want some real insider trading and straight for main. i have been a new york city cab driver a long time. the way my radio show is going this week i will be a new york city cab driver again. a lot of fast food places locker rooms in the city. drive people to fast food places that don't come out with food. what's going on? they leave their drugs in the lockers. the idea that we found cocaine in a cubby at the white house and the key is missing means whoever put the cocaine in the cubby then gave the key to whoever was supposed to come retrieve it, you're welcome, that's how you solve one of these. >> ainsley: no. you have taken to a different level. you have taken it to a drug deal. >> jimmy: that's how they move cocaine around. if somebody needed to get cocaine into the white house. if you and i were going into the visitor. strip searched. check you for drugs in the airport. you never get naked. the pat down is pretty good and i like it from time to time. stick with me. you don't get strip searched for drugs at the airport. a dog sniffs you. and if you are going through white house security dog sniffs

you metal detector you might get a pat-down. only people who wouldn't or r. people who might be in the family and upper security clearance in the creation. this pool of who it could possibly be is so much smaller than they are telling us. and that's the scam of this moment. if they wanted an answer, we would have an answer in a second. >> ainsley: i have seen the movie where you rob the bank and they leave all the money in a locker in a train station. >> jimmy: i'm telling you. >> ainsley: never thought about that. thank you, jimmy, great to see you. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> jimmy: boom, let's get them. ♪ >> 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 candidate. a 30 party no labels event in new hampshire.