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>> steve: janice turn on our cooling neck things. >> janice: right into the next hour. >> steve: i'm ready. hour two of "fox & friends" starts right now. man, i'm cool. ♪ ♪ >> the federal government covered up the biden crimes. >> we are to learn the identity of whistleblower x suspected to give very compelling testimony over the federal probe into hunter biden's business dealings. >> my son has not made money in terms ever china. >> never been done like this in the history of our country. >> trump announced he's the target of a federal probe called special counsel jack smith deranged. he is looking into the former president focused on january 6th, 2021. classified documents last month. >> the white house responding texas border agents orders to push migrant children into the rio grande. >> texas state representative charlie green tweeting out this video of migrant children being rescued. to date, 541,000 migrants have entered the u.s. >> these borrowers are owed this relief. >> the college jet kjp saying

borrowers are owed this relief. >> we are throwing money into black hole. >> i don't understand how they think that this helps the working class. >> kim's skims saves woman's life. >> i got shot four times. after i got shot under my dress. >> greg: this is light weight body armor. >> so tight that it literally kept me from bleeding out. >> brian: hey, i believe it. hey, we begin this hour though at our southern border. new footage shows texas dps agents with a migrant mom and her baby after a rescue rio grande. >> ainsley: well, this is new data that shows the staggering number of migrants entering the united states under the biden administration. >> steve: man, these numbers are hard to believe. lucky we have lucas tomlinson in our nation's capital with the very latest. as it turns out, our border patrol people and ice essentially put all the migrants on the honor system. show up, turns out a lot didn't honor it. >> that's right, good morning,

steve, ainsley and brian. we are going to get to that just, first, those texas dps agents rescuing a migrant child and her mother trying to cross into the u.s. eagle pass, texas, the pair retreated for heat exhaustion. this comes amid allegations texas dps agents were directed to push migrants into the river to block their entry into the country. now, a probe has been launched into those accusations. and as you mentioned, steve, this new government data coming in revealing the biden administration has allowed more than 540,000 illegal immigrants into the u.s. in just the past two years. for context, that's rough live the size of the population of fresno, california. the surge comes as the department of homeland security reveals that four in every 10 migrants, 40%, i think, check the math, caught and released on parole never checked back in with immigration services. the admission coming in courts filings that show the government still hopes some of those migrants may still check in after their 60-day ice deadline.

and the judge in that case says those figures are only the, quote, the tip of the iceberg. affidavitting that this parole authority program, quote, underscores the biden administration's laws that congress has written. >> steve: apparently that works out to a success rate of just 18% for the entire test population. and the judge doubts whether or not the dhs is serious about tracking people down and does not know whether or not anybody will be punished for not showing up. >> brian: they also loosened the immigration laws. let 500,000 people get in illegally or they are going to eventually get their day in court because they are allowed to stay. can you imagine adding 6 million people to any country and by the way i think that's the 1-year-old that was just thrown into the river and the guy they finally arrested him. can you imagine? just being one of these coyotes who just tosses a 1-year-old. >> ainsley: baby that lucas rescued the minor child and the

mother. >> steve: that way the authorities go after the baby and the coyote gets away. >> ainsley: i'm surprised -- not surprised but where do they go? when four out of 10 don't ever come back and check back in, how do they work? where do they go? >> brian: they can get drivers licenses we know that. >> ainsley: live amongst us for the reps of their lives and don't contribute to society? >> brian: that's the thing. they are hoping one day they will be a blanket amnesty and everybody who got here illegally let's just start fresh. reagan tried that the problem is they never sealed the border like they promised. >> steve: they disappeared but they are out there somewhere. more on this later. in the meantime 7:05 here in the east. we have been telling you about this other the last week. president biden is about $40 billion student loan handout could actually, when you do the math, total up to nearly half a trillion dollars of debt for all taxpayers. and the white house is justifying it. listen to this. >> the department of education also released state-by-state data showcasing who stands to

benefit from the third -- from the over $39 billion in debt relief we announced last week for over 800,000 borrowers. these are borrowers who had been making payments for decades but were never given the relief they were promised. these borrowers are owed this relief. >> steve: really? >> ainsley: our next guest warns responses like this create a destructive entitlement mentality. host of varney and company and american built on fox business stuart varney joins us now. she says 800,000 borrowers. stuart, we know some of these folks that have borrowed money. they got student loans out. they are making really good salaries now and our taxpayers are paying for their college. >> it's the use of the word "owe." >> steve: they owe. >> ainsley: but we owe to pay it off. >> stuart: this is incredible. she says that stuart borrowers are owed $39 billion. that's the word she uses. owed. this is the world turned upside down, isn't it? >> ainsley: what happens next,

pay off mortgages? >> stuart: do you have to pay your rent? do you have so-to-pay your mortgage? we have become an entitlement society. this is going nowhere. this is not going well. it is really the world turned upside down. as a student you borrow the money and then you say you owe me this money. pay me back. you owe me. that's all wrong. totally wrong direction. enough to, how do you reverse this? if we're telling our youngsters. >> brian: the court did reverse it but is he doing it any way. >> stuart: overall the big picture you are entitled to so much how do you reverse that mentality going forward? how do you do that? >> steve: once you start something in washington those programs never end. >> stuart: never. >> steve: what brian is talking about is the president's last student loan forgiveness thing. they rolled that out before the midterm elections. of course, ultimately it was found unconstitutional. people are saying this is part of the education act from 1965, so there is something there. with you where is the mope going to come from?

it's got to come from congress. this is going to get in trouble with the courts, too. >> yes. it will not pass. it will not pass. >> steve: vote buying device. >> stuart: that's exactly right. $475 billion over a 10-year period. 39 billion upfront. that's an extraordinary amount of money designed strictly to buy votes. that's what the president is doing. he knows he can't get it through the courts but what the devil? just propose it anyway and you will get the votes. >> brian: stuart is they have already had relief for two years they haven't had to make payments. during the pandemic chance to accrue some money, save some money and pay it back. other thing is, want to help them out drop the interest rate. it's about 9%. these are almost predatory loans they do to parents and students. >> i can't impress this enough. the entitlement society, the entitlement mentality has just taken off in the biden administration. and i don't know how we are going to bring it back. >> ainsley: he has to know this is not good. it's not good to teach our children or our students.

you signed on the dotted line. >> steve: if you vote for me. >> ainsley: he wants the votes. >> stuart: of course he does. that's what this is all about. >> ainsley: choosing the votes over doing the right thing. >> stuart: in my opinion, yes. >> brian: turning off a lot of blue car workers and people who paid off their loans. >> stuart: this is not popular here. >> brian: do you know who is wildly popular kim kardashian. >> stuart: we are getting to that? >> brian: she has very tight outfits. >> stuart: getting to the skim shape wear. you want mile comment on that? >> brian: what did kim kardashian shapely. >> ainsley: skims. >> brian: do for somebody bleeding out? >> stuart: i understand that angelina wiley says that kim kardashian's skims shape wear saved her life. she was shot four times but kim's shape wear stopped her from bleeding out. >> steve: we have a soundbite because she is a prolific tiktoker. she says kim kardashian saved her -- well, here she is. >> kim kardashian saved my life.

this new year's i got shot four times. after i got shot under my dress, i was wearing a skims shaping body suit. it was so tight on me that it literally kept me from bleeding out. i recommend it. i'm definitely going to buy some more. i should wear it every day it's like body armor for women. call it fate or jesus. buff i'm going to call it kim. >> steve: who needs kevlar when you have kardashian. >> brian: what's your reaction for this? >> stuart: best commercial for skims. >> brian: bigger thing is he she got shot four times who is shooting her. >> stuart: i don't know where it was or how it happened she did not bleed out. good commercial for violent times. first time i have ever been asked to comment on fashion. >> ainsley: when i get dressed i don't think i'm preparing to get shot. i do it because i want to look skinny. >> brian: turn cut. >> stuart: great story. >> steve: it is great story. they buy it as shape wear but as it turns out this is something that saved her life.

she was, with thousands of people, at a kansas city new year's event, apparently, and somebody randomly shot some people in the crowd. she was one of the two. apparently still has a bullet in her. >> ainsley: oh my gosh. >> stuart: really. >> steve: apparently it would be too dangerous to remove it. there she is on tiktok. >> stuart: best commercial i ever saw. >> steve: no kidding. speaking of commercials. here is stuart's watch him today 9:00 in the morning over on fox business and american built mondays at 9:00 p.m. on fox business prime. >> stuart: thank you. >> steve: thank you, sir. good luck. >> ainsley: 11 minutes after the top of the hour. there is carlie with more headlines for us. >> carley: news to get to here. the investigation into suspected gilgo beach serial killer rex heuermann expanding far beyond new york. las vegas police are looking into the possibility of a connection between heuermann and cold cases in the city where he owns a timeshare. meanwhile, authorities in south carolina are looking for

forensic and physical evidence at a property he owns there as well. heuermann's neighbor in long island told us he is tuned by allegations. >> we are in shock we really are this is a wonderful neighborhood. people around us are terrific. everybody is a nice person. nobody in the neighborhood ever talked to the guy. the house was a mess he stayed to himself. he asked knee play cards and buddy up a couple of times but i kind of stayed away from him. >> carley: he is charged with the murder of three women and prime suspect with a fourth. he has pleaded not guilty. a flash flood emergency declared in western kentucky as thunderstorms tear through the state. homes and roads remain submerged as rescue efforts kick off to help folks who are stranded there. winds 80 mile-per-hour are expected to hammer the region while the storm makes its way towards tennessee. be sure to download the fox weather app. it's free for all

the latest developments across the nation. and the phrase taco tuesday is now free to use after a taco bell came out on top in a long-running trademark battle. the chain taco johns dropping its decades long trademark claim saying, quote: we have always prided ourself of being the home of taco tuesday playing millions of dollars to lawyers doesn't feel like the right thing to do. who knew taco tuesday was so controversial. thankfully come to an end. >> steve: thank you, taco bell we can use it with impunity. >> ainsley: that restaurant didn't want to spend the money on the lawyer fees so they gave up taco tuesday. >> carley: they can still use it. >> steve: 49 states except carley our new jersey. >> carley: yes. >> brian: coming up straight ahead all eyes on capitol hill today. irs whistleblower set to testify in the hunter biden case. and one of them could link joe biden to hunter's business

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♪ >> brian: welcome back. you're looking live at capitol hill where in just a few hours irs whistleblowers will expose what they call a politically biased investigation into hunter biden. we will learn the identity of

whistleblower x an fbi agent and a democrat who says the president's son should be facing felony charges. here with a preview g.o.p. congressman jim jordan and byron donalds. congressman, thanks for joining us. first off to you congressman jordan. what is bringing the second whistleblower forward. what convinced them to shed their anonymity. >> the retribution they face. they have been kicked off the case. mr. was not allowed to be on the task force he was on. this is the a-team when it comes to international tax fraud cases they have over 10 years experience, each of them. they have had outstanding reviews on every performance evaluation. these were the guys and they have come forward and said -- and, by the way, two days ago, their story, their testimony was backed up by an fbi agent who came forward and was interviewed by the committee and said what these two individuals have said is entirely is right on target. so i think this is quickly

becoming, brian, who are you going to believe? are you going to believe the biden garland justice department who said parents were terrorists, catholics were extremists censored people according to the federal court in louisiana and changed their story numerous times on this issue or believe shapley and the other whistleblower who have now been confirmed by an fbi agent who testified monday to the committee. >> brian: congressman, what do you think we are going to hear today that's going to shock people? jordan -- donalds? >> i think one of the thing -- i'm sorry. >> brian: go ahead, congressman donalds. >> one of the things that's going to come out today is the fact that in the fbi -- in the irs's investigation, excuse me, the amount of money, the number of countries, the number of companies actually eerily matches what the oversight committee has been able to uncover over the last several months. so this is key for the american people. if the investigative committee, that is the a-team, that does this with international tax evasion and tax evasion, if they are coming out with the same

numbers that the oversight committee is coming out with, then we know we have the facts. and joe biden, hunter biden have been lying to the american people for years over this stuff. and i stress years. that's going to be a big one. and so people need to really take a look at why did the department of justice slow-walk it and eventually end these investigations? were they politically motivated? i believe they certainly were. but that's going to be laid out in front of the american people because the facts are going to be very clear in this instance. >> brian: this is what they are going to say congressman jordan. they are going to say the problem is every investigator thinks they have great case and every prosecutor has got to decide. that's why david weiss did not move forward the case is not nearly strong as investigator has generically an investigator has. what are you going to say to that? >> they also early in this case and actually throughout the case both whistleblower's testimony was the prosecutors said yes, this makes sense. yes, we should get this search warrant. yes we should interview these witnesses. they were full go.

yes, would he have probable cause. yes, we should move forward and then suddenlinely it changes near the end. that's the key thing. all along they were the investigators and the prosecutors agree and then what changed? did we get close an election? what changed here? that i think is the key issue. and then you have examples that the whistleblowers give where like the prosecutors are tipping off the defense counsel hey, we may want to look at this. we got a search warrant coming for the storage unit. that never hans. that never happens. they said this has never happened in all their years. so those are the things, i think, stand out. and, again, they were consistent. they were in agreement early on. and then something changed. i think it's discussions that took place at main justice which david weiss has told us he had discussions with people at the justice department. i think that's what changed late in the investigation. >> brian: congressman, he does not profile this second whistleblower, it's a typical republican because he is a democrat. he is gay. married to a guy with no -- never been a whistleblower

before. neither has shapley ever been a whistleblower before. the question is how much money are we talking about? let alone taxes that should be paid this money and where is this money? >> we are well in excess of $20 million. my last count is we are over $30 million. there is still more information that we're uncovering. the second piece of this is where do i think the money is now? oh, i think that money is spent. i think that money is long gone. that money has been used for the biden family and joe biden to lux united states based on the fact that joe biden joe biden has been a power position in our politics for 50 years. so he can run around and say oh he doesn't know anything that ♪ true. he know what is is going on so does his brother and so does his son they were trying to benefit from joe biden's access. that is public corruption and that is wrong.

that's why i wholly believe when we get to the bottom of finding money flows that is an impeachable offense. brian bruin congressman jordan we know tony bobulinski told you this two years ago and devon archer knows it's there devon archer is coming out next week we understand. when do you bring in the business people along with the whistleblowers and finish this story? >> yeah. chairman comer has been trying to get him in for a deposition. we hope it happens some time soon rescheduled numerous times. we will continue to press and get the facts for the american people. i think byron said it. the fundamental question is here is what was the service they were providing? what were they doing? 20 different companies, nine different biden families getting paid. for what? what did they do? what value did they add? no one can answer that fundamental question and then you couple with that who are you going to believe? the justice department that's engaged in all the things we talked about or these two whistleblowers who i think testimony has not changed and credibility is just frankly unpeachable.

unimpeachable. that's what this comes down. to say. >> brian: see what the democratic narrative is. i look forward to seeing them question the integrity of these two investigators. the next thing have you got do, byron is get david weiss. when are we going to see david weiss? >> listen, i think david weiss will probably be something for jim's committee in judiciary. i will be watching with baited breath because i truly believe that merrick garland and the department of justice are simply not telling the truth in this matter. and one of the other questions i have is what does the white house counsel know and when they were advised about all this stuff and when was joe biden briefed on this. now, as president of the united states. because that's going to be very key in a lot of this as well. >> brian: i just don't know why william barr didn't bring some of this forward? did it ever get up to his level. congressman jordan looking forward to seeing you later today and congressman donalds. >> brian: straight ahead, with

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completely lost the ability to teach its own gospels and teach new gospels that come along in the case of the church of england it's the gospel of green, environmentalism. the gospel of greta van greta tg critical race theory hustle. everything you described in the article in this report exactly shows this is american race hustling being sent over to the u.k. and just being adopted wholesale. it doesn't have any relevance to america and it certainly has no relevance to the u.k. >> ainsley: listen to what happens in china, a congressman mike gallagher wrote a fox news op-ed and is he warning that china is trying to rewrite the bible in what way? >> amazing story. happening for some years. president xi is trying to strip out religious text including the bible. the bible is the most prominent, and make them more adaptable with his view of communist

china. can you believe it? and that includes. this has already gone on for years in china of trying to make what churches they allow change the 10 commandments, for instance. so the commandment of thou shalt have no other god above me is changed to something like if i remember rightly we must guard against western ideologies infiltrating us, which is of course communists think if you have anyone above the communist party that's subversive. the bits of the bible they are changing, it's astonishingly, one example one of the gospels, the famous story where jesus a woman brought to him has been caught in adultery and the crowd want to stone her and jesus has that famous moment where he says he who is without sin cast the first stone. in the new communist china bible, jesus stones the woman. i mean, so, one of the greatest stories of forgiveness and repen tansz. >> ainsley: right. >> in all of human history, they

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2024 is the most important election that we have ever had. i used to say it with 2016 and i meant it 100 percent but, we're now -- we're going into almost a communistic state. >> steve: there you have got a strong warning from donald trump as he ripped into the biden administration's far left agenda saying he is worried about the future of our nation. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel joins us now from our nation's capital. ronna, good morning to you. >> good morning. great to be with you. >> steve: great to be with you as well. donald trump was on with sean hannity saying joe biden is running the economy into a ditch is what he is saying. what also looks like a pending indictment jack smith a new one over january 6th. i saw a story this morning that apparently yesterday or the day before the former president called speaker mccarthy, elise stefanik to try strategize with

allies on capitol hill how to defend him. is he strategizing with the rnc as well? >> he hasn't called me about the indictment. i wasn't aware of it until i saw it in the news. the looming indictment. i will say i have heard from a lot of voters and people in our party who are deeply concerned of a two tier system of justice but also we are in a campaign. we have a debate in less than a month. and the frontrunner right now for our party's nomination is potentially being indicted and i think this bodes or looks like hey, we are in the middle of a campaign season. why is the biden administration putting their thumb on the scale when we are in the middle of a political process. >> steve: you mentioned the debate coming up a month from now. going to be on fox. my favorite tv news channels. >> i would hope so, steve. i would hope it's your favorite. >> steve: absolutely. i think the headline from -- aside from the fact that it's about a month from now on auguse

frontrunner, who you were just describing, right now is a no. have you tried to talk him into it? >> i have. i think he should be on the stage. i want everybody on the stage that qualifies, obviously. but i do think it's two fold. one short-term you want to win the nomination. you got to get in front of those primary voters. but for me it's another part of it which is if you end up getting the nomination for any of these candidates, this is an audience of 20 million people, plus. >> steve: sure. >> why wouldn't we get in want from of them before we go against joe biden? joe biden has the legacy media on his side. leaving that opportunity aside and not getting on the debate stage is just more of an opportunity for joe biden to continue to get his message out. we have an opportunity to take up all the oxygen in the room and get on that debate stage and talk about the fact that eighth and fourth graders right now two thirds of them are not reading or math proficient. talk about 101,000 deaths of fentanyl. talk about our border. talk about the crime surge. talk about what we are going to do to turn this ship around

under republican leadership after the failure of joe biden. so, i think it's a mistake to not do the debate. >> steve: sure. >> that's going to be up to him and his campaign. >> steve: ultimately we have heard from him on truth social and elsewhere i'm so far ahead why would i even want to do that and he has got a really big lead, according to the polls, which he is believing. and he does, according to the people who are queried. but here's the problem. you know that once we have the first debate, people are going to go shopping around and go if trump's not there they are going to go, you know, i kind of like that person or i like that person and his big number is going to be probably a little less big. and then it's going to look like if he comes back to another one he had to because is he losing momentum. >> yeah. i just think it's always good have a debate. i think getting in front of the american people with the fox audience that you are going to bring people are clamoring for solutions. and this is an opportunity for us to contrast our ideas versus the democrats. it's not just about the primary.

it's also about the general election because we are going to need independent voters and others to win the white house. this is where our conversation begins, and why would you walk away from 20 million-person audience. >> steve: indeed. the 20 million person audience is going to be watching fox august 23rd hosted by bret and martha and i got a feeling you're going to be there. >> i think i might be there. it's going to be exciting. it's in milwaukee where we are having the convention. of all the rnc members are going to be there it's going to be so great and we're excited to partner with fox and young america foundation and rumble. it's going to be great. >> steve: it will, indeed. ronna, thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: you bet about. a quarter before the top of the hour and carley joins us and i don't see this very often. your lead story is about ufos. >> we have news, steve on ufos because they are causing serious problems for air force pilots in training, that according to the white house national security

council coordinator. >> some of these phenomena we know have already had an impact on our training ranges for, you know, when pilots are out trying to do training in the air. and they see these things. they are not sure what they're. and it can have an impact on their ability to perfect their skills. >> carley: yeah, you hate to hear that the senate is currently considering a bill that would make the pentagon disclose previously unreleased ufo documents. in and out is banning employees in five states from wearing face masks in a bid to improve customer supervisors. a leaked internal memo reveals workers in arizona, colorado, nevada, utah and texas, must show off their smiles and ditch the mask unless they have a medical note. workers in oregon and california where the burger chain is based will still be able to mask up if they so choose. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice, you always have a smile on your face. >> janice: i have a smile on my

face because not only is it national hot dog day but i have two guests with me what's your name. >> collin. >> janice: your name? >> hanna. >> janice: where are you from. >> nashville, tennessee. >> janice: what about this baseball game that you are talking about. >> nolansville baseball. >> you won a championship. >> no. they have gone to little league world series two times in a row and possibly three this year. >> janice: amazing. and what's the weather today? >> hot and cloudy. >> janice: i think it's a perfect day for hot dogs. let's do. this let's go over and see adam our friend with dog house. now, adam, usually dog house is not usually a great place to be. when it comes to hot dogs. dog haus is a great place to be. >> i don't know what you are talking about the dog haus is the only place i like to be. come on. >> ainsley: you guys hold this and i'm going to make hot dogs. >> great. >> janice: what's the secret to dog haus hot dogs. >> the secret to dog haus hot dogs we do everything with the toppings grilled king's hawaiian

bread. are you going to make a hot dog? >> janice: i am. i can see you put butter. >> we do a nice butter toasting to give beautiful coat that's what the bread looks like there. >> janice: how many dog hauss are there across the country. >> there is over 50 dog hauss right now. >> janice: i got it. what do you like on your hot dog? >> i like [inaudible] >> janice: ketchup and mustard. bring it 2k578. >> ketchup and mustard i heard that. >> janice: i heard these are fancy. >> at dog haus all of our own house builds. haas dogs chili the kid, chilly the idol. of course you are welcome to build your own dog however you like it. >> janice: that looks good for collin. what do you want on yours, hanna. >> ketchup. >> i heard that that used to be my only topping i would ever have on a dog and now i like everything on ha hot dog. >> janice: go ahead. you can eat these and tell me

what promotion you have with national hot dog day. >> today is national hot dog day which is a huge holiday for anybody like myself who likes to make hot dogs. so, for today, if you dex free dog to the number that i think we're going to show them on the screen, i believe. >> janice: okay. we will get it up. >> there free dog and then you get a coupon to get a free haus dog. the only catch is that you have to go in person. get your free dog whenever you like. you get the coupon so you don't have to get it today. but you do have to text free dog to the number and just like that. so here we have the downtown. >> janice: the downtown? >> the downtown kind of classic bacon dog with pickled peppers, caramelized onions. >> janice: this is amazing. >> chili the kid is the way to go. >> janice: collin and hanna what do you think. >> i think it's really good. >> janice: what do you think, collin. >> i think it's very good. >> those were very honest

reviews i can tell. >> janice: a score. i'm going to toss to steve, i think. and when i do i will eat this hot dog. >> steve: janice, i want mustard, a little mayonnaise, ketchup and relish. >> i gotcha. >> janice: national hot dog day we love you. >> steve: indeed. i'm starving. thank you very much, j.d. still ahead, it's the hottest part of the year. megan meany tell us how to chill out with a personal smoothie maker or any other frozen beverages you want to make. probably put some hooch in there if you were doing it right. just saying. ♪ salt shaker and salt ♪ some people claimr ♪ea that there's a woman it's formulated with ingredients clinically shown toour

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