>> this is becoming, who are you going to believe? >> we will learn the identity of whistleblower x. >> carley: the hunter biden probe. >> joe biden and hunter biden have been lying to the american people for years. >> jack smith sent trump a letter. third indictment has come down. >> january 6 2021. >> the white house responding texas border agents ordered to push migrant children into the

rio grande. >> charlie green tweeting this video of migrant children being rescued. >> it is too early for them. >> school district and teacher unions pushing gender ideology. >> going too far in the classroom. >> usually better if parents teach children these things. >> why did this country music song just get cancelled? >> new single from jason aldean sends a message, small town america doesn't put up with what they put up with in the city. >> ainsley: look at today's planned testimony from irs whistleblowers in the hunter biden probe. >> steve: we will also today learn the identity of whistleblower x, who we now know is a veteran special agent and self-described democrats who says the president's son hunter biden should be facing

misdefelony charges and not misdemeanor. >> brian: lucas tomlinson. >> lucas: they say they have information that may be contradiction of what president biden was saying. a voice mail indicating that hunter biden knew of hunter's business dealings. here is a bit from the whistleblower's opening statement. prosecutors did not follow the ordinary process, slow-walked the investigation and put in place unnecessary approval and roadblocks from reviewing the case. this is from gary shapley. supervisor that testified last month levelling the following accusation.

prosecutors decided to conceal some evidence from the investigators. i have seen obstruction of the normal process. top democrat disagrees. jamie raskin saying the only political interference at play is taking place with donald trump and gop colleagues who continue full-scale attack. here is byron donald and jim jordan. >> joe biden and hunter biden have been lying for years. why did the department of justice slow walk and end investigations? were they politically motivated? i believe they were. >> who do you believe, the biden-garland justice department that says parents are terrorists and catholics are terrorists or are you going to believe shapley

and the other whistleblower confirmed by an fbi agent who testified monday to committee. lucas tomlinson hunter biden's case is next week for the felony gun charge. >> steve: lots going on. thank you, sir. >> brian: a 13-year veteran special agent. bring in john kennedy, member of the senate judiciary committee. will you be watching today? i know you have your own job. >> yes. and here is my point of view right now for what it is worth. have you ever flushed the toilet and the water starts rises? you go, dang, i got a problem. i think that is where the attorney general is. he thought he had finessed the prosecution of mr. hunter biden.

he had pawned it off on another prosecutor, plea deal was reached, pretty favorable to mr. hunter biden. he just didn't count on the whistleblowers and i've listened to the whistleblowers. they sound pretty credible. the only thing clear right now is somebody is lying and the attorney generals will have to address this. there is a perception that mr. hunter biden got special treatment. some would argue that mr. hunter biden has gotten special treatment his entire life whachl is different now, dad is president of the united states and proports to stand for the rule of law. >> steve: sure. it will be interesting, senator, you are right, we didn't see

that toilet reference coming. >> i didn't see it either. >> steve: makes perfect sense. so much we need to know the answer to. one side saying something and the other side saying something else, we need to connect the dots. i have seen, you mentioned the attorney general, republicans suggest maybe it is time for mr. garland to be impeached. do you think if they can prove that the department of justice ran out the clock, slow walked things, ran the statute of limitations out that the attorney general should be impeached? >> if anyone committed a high crime and misdemeanor, that you can prove, certainly that is basis for impeachment proceeding. i just want to know what the facts are right now. i want to know who is lying. somebody clearly is lying.

either the whistleblowers are lying or the attorney general is lying. now let's find out which one. >> ainsley: both in the room together and ask them, let them duke it out. let's talk about trump, yesterday he was interviewed on the town hall in iowa and he talked about receiving that other target letter on sunday night. we have a full screen of all of the investigations and classified indictment, the manhattan da indictment, january 6 impeachment, new york attorney general civil investigation and it goes on and on and on. yesterday cnn was fixated on jack smith visiting a subway sandwich shop, wondering what type of sandwich they were getting. listen to this. >> this is new video we have

just been getting to cnn special counsel jack smith getting lunch at subway. spotted on this historic day coming out of washington, d.c. subway. >> jack smith going to subway today is message to donald trump. jack smith with no word and simple $5 sub, i'm not going anywhere. >> the image spoke volume. >> ainsley: sometimes a sandwich is just a sandwich. the message is, he was hungry and wanted a sandwich. what do you say? >> i will say for the record, i'm a big subway fan. that foot long titan turkey, i think they call it, will make you very regular. >> steve: back at that again. >> number two, i didn't think mr. smith going to subway was news worthy. if they had film of him eating cheerios off the floor with his

dog, i would find that interesting, just walking out of subway, i don't get the deeper meaning, maybe it was a slow news day. >> brian: the former president is winning every ballot by a lot and lengthening over this. do you believe that lead holds if he gets the nomination and goes to the general or does this just winning over your party? >> oh, man, i don't know. i can't predict the future, i have to wait like everybody else, i made one prediction about the presidential election, it is this, i will repeat it. the experts will be wrong. they almost always are. if the -- if time were frozen today, i don't think you have to be -- to be material to figure out two nominees would be

president trump and president biden and i think it would be a very close race. time is not frozen, we'll wait to see. i trust the american people and i will live with whomever they choose. >> steve: senator, i saw a story this morning that after he publicized he had gotten this target letter, former president trump spoke on the phone with speaker mccarthy and elise stefanek, and their plans to defend him. are republicans united in defending him? >> i can't speak for most republicans, i will speak for me. i don't know what the facts are, i haven't seen the indictment yet. in terms of the politics and this is the cynical point of view, i think some americans are drawing this conclusion that

president biden and president trump have a co-dependency, president trump wants president biden as an opponent, he thinks he will be easiest to beat. president biden wants president trump as opponent because given president biden's poll numbers, he polls up there with bud light, he thinks president trump is the only person he can beat. one of them is going to be wrong. but i think, i hate to say this, i think it is a fair observation. i think the justice department is going to do at the senior level, whatever they can to make sure president trump is the nominee, that is who president biden wants. >> brian: who are you endorsing? >> i don't know, i will wait to see what happens like everybody else. >> steve: great chatting with you. thanks. >> i'm heading to subway, boys.

>> steve: do they do breakfast? i'm hungry. that tuna melt is hard to beat. >> brian: he knows the whole menu. >> steve: delicious. >> brian: they call them sandwich artists. i always change the idea. >> ainsley: hunter biden worked there. >> brian: jalapeno, why not? lettuce every time. >> ainsley: i get the chopped salad, they have cucumbers and banana peppers, it overtakes the salad. >> steve: that is what i love, kathy and i get banana peppers on everything. >> ainsley: not too many, though. black olive, vinegar dressing. >> steve: 48 minutes until we go to subway. >> brian: i'm now an expert at country music.

i have adopted it. >> steve: i'm from the country. >> brian: we're in a country, so much in common. one guy on stage in las vegas shooting, jason aldean. this he created. he talked about crime in music and used footage of crime happening and wrote a song, a great song. then everything hit the fan. >> ainsley: try that in a small town, you can't do riots, we wouldn't stand for it. watch the video. >> spit in a cop's face, stomp on a flag and light it up. you think it's us. try that in a small town. see how far you make it down the road. around here, we take care of our

own. ♪ you cross that line, it won't take long for you to find out, i recommend you don't. try that in a small town. >> steve: well, that song has now been pulled from the rotation at cmt. it was on the rotation in the morning, they have pulled it. critics say that song is offensive, he has gone on social media and responded. >> brian: glad he's on the offensive. >> steve: my political views are not something i hide from. we go day without a headline that keeps us up at night. desire for it to is what this song is about. >> brian: he used real footage and real news and they say he is being biassed. carjacking an old lady, we see that. pull the gun on owner of a

liquor store, it happens on daily basis. cuss out a cop, spit in the face, talk to a cop, they will tell you it happens. stomp on the flag, we see the footage, nothing is inaccurate. he is writing about real life. >> ainsley: just a song, most small towns don't stand for burning american flags. an act vist mom says he was on stage during the mass shooting in concert that killed 60 people recorded song "try that in a small town," he and his friends will shoot you, if you try to take their guns and talking about truth, what about uvalde and virginia tech and parkland. it's a song, come on, people. song about how great small towns are and we look out for each

other. >> steve: we are in a big town and talk about how other towns are soft on crime. he's just writing a song and showing that and because of outrage from some, the song pulled off cmt. if you want to watch, look at youtube. >> brian: governor of illinois taking a bow, zero cash bail, he is proud of himself, he will get magic here, which created all hell broken loose. we have criminal after criminal getting out, he writes a song about it, small town controlling police force will have law and order there. big city out of control, small town not, he puts to music and he's the problem. go figure. >> ainsley: he is not saying nothing bad is going to upon ha, just talking about how great to be in a small town. >> steve: it is just his opinion. and it is a song. and carley is shaking her head.

>> carley: the thing about this, nothing to do with the song. i read and i reread the lyrics, try to figure out what could be controversial about talking about people standing up for the little guy, the woman at the red light and the guy at the liquor store. his wife and he are conservative, big shocker a country music star is, and people are trying to get him out of politics for a while. i was saying, i was looking this morning, i went to itunes, the song is number one, i have a feeling it is because it got pulled. >> steve: people spending $.99. >> carley: $1.29. the house overwhelmingly passing resolution condemning

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it was difficult to watch. >> carley: delta says one was treated by emergency responders. delta apologized for an unfortunate series of events. and a father going viral after being caught looking horrified during his daughter's birth. his reaction getting likes and laughs from thousands as the couple welcomed his third child. not the man's first time in the delivery room, he said it was his first time watching the miracle of birth unfold. those are headlines. a lot of guys can relate to that one. >> he's watching. >> he's watching carefully. >> exactly. >> whoa. >> congratulations to them. >>el ra. that is his look. what about the woman going through all of that. >> true. true. >> can't you stand there and watch? she is going through a lot more.

>> by no means -- >> reason god made our job, we can handle it. >> coming up, south dakota governor kristi noem will join us. >> plus, a new op ed -- plus, a new op ed calls out gender ideology going too far in the classroom. christopher russo wrote a brand-new book, he is next. >> ainsley: steve, can you take it? >> steve: you probably never seen tech ball on fox square for world cup week. we'll show you how to do it coming up straight ahead on "fox and friends." from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b.

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>> be better if parents teach their kids these things. wait for the child to show interest and ask questions, it means they are more developmentally answered and you answer succinctly. their identity is fixed at an early age. kids that are 11 years old, they are allowing to take puberty blocker, their gender is fluid. >> steve: arguing gender ideology is not kid stuff and psychologically, most kids are not ready for it. christopher rufo joins us. good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: national education association is recommending educators begin teaching the concepts of preferred personal

pronouns and gender identity starting in pre-k. when you're in pre-k, do you think the kids have idea what they are learning? >> i have actually a pre-kindergartener in my household and i am not teaching pronouns. it denies basic reality of universe, cosmos and creation. they believe if they can soften a child's identity, control that child and use that child as political tool, this is not about sexuality, first and foremost, this is using sexuality to achieve political objectives. >> steve: indeed. we were talking about a study that showed 44% of millennials think it should be a crime if you refer to somebody by

their -- by the wrong gender, if they prefer a different gender and you got it wrong, you should be charged. >> well, if that were true, i would be in jail certainly because i respect someone's true nature and you cannot affirm someone in their own delusion. you cannot affirm someone in their self-hatred. tell the truth. will kind and compassionate, you cannot yield the truth because someone with a different sense of reality tells you to do so. this is dangerous. i tell people, if they can get you to say the pronouns, they can get you to say anything. don't back down from the truth. you don't have to be mean about it, of course, don't fall victim to manipulative nature of this ideology. >> steve: that comes from political left. your book

speaks to this, "america's cultural revolution," and here is a snipit from it. you write, gone was the language of the counter culture, they talked in telectual tone and railed against capitalism, racism, sexism, colonialism. they understand school can be co-opted by white activists, revolution might have failed in society, it worked too well in academia. that is where is starts, the incubator, isn't it? >> that is right, culture revolution is secret history of radical left long march to the institution taking control of the universities and then k-12 school and spreading ideas through society in that manner and really it is the story of all of us who woke up in 2020

and said what happened to our country, how come major institutions have been captured by critical race theory, the story is in the book and i hope viewers can get a copy. >> steve: "america's cultural revolution," get it where you get your books. christopher rufo, thank you. >> thank you. >> steve: all right, straight ahead, the mother of an american soldier who apparently defected to north korea is speaking out. live report coming up next. shocking number of migrants who vanished under president biden catch and release plsz. governor kristi noem on the never-ended crisis at our southern border, coming up next on "fox and friends." rsv could cut it short. ♪ rsv is a contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms but can cause more severe infections

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a break into north korean territory and it was unauthorized. he is detained by the north. apparently he might have wanted to defect. he was on his way back and sneaked out of the airport. he spent time in jail for a civilian. his mother reportedly said, i can't see travis doing anything like that. i am proud of him, i want him to come home and come back to america. the man's background could be irrelevant to kim jong-un. he could get c concessions if km decides to give him up. no reply yet from the north korean counter parts, more to

come. >> ainsley: thank you so much. surge at the border growing at an alarming rate under president biden, new numbers reveal half a million illegal immigrants entering in the last two years. the figure as dhs reveal 40% of migrants caught and released under the administration parole policy disappear and never check back in with immigration services. kristi noem joins us now. good morning, governor. >> good morning. >> this probably doesn't shock you. where do they go? how do they live in america undetected? do they contribute or pay taxes? >> they don't, that is the challenge we have, that is the first question i had. where are they? we don't know.

we are telling people come to south dakota, get a job and live in a society that is safe. we will make it happen for you. we have had over 300 million people see the ads. thousands have moved to south dakota, get free education and learning and training and a job. highly successful, most successful workforce campaign in the history of our state and many states and we have empty jobs because our state is growing. come be with us. >> ainsley: steve, go be a welder, he used to weld growing up. what do you like better, being governor or welder? >> you tell me what i'm better at. i love being governor, it was nice to go get my hands dirty

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the new charges could add a couple hundred years, 570 plus 200, equals, 570 years in jail, that ought to do it president biden, don't you think. 570 years, plus 200, seems a reach, even for mr. trump. i will not even be around that long. >> brian: growing backlash this morning as former president donald trump says he expects to be arrested, this time as target of special probe of january 6. adding to the list he's facing. outkick founder clay travis joins us now. six million after he got indicted by jack smith, what about this? >> i think it is just more of the same. i think the base for trump is going to rally around him and i think what is really going on

here and i understand some people don't buy into this, you have to contemplate, what do democrats want to win and maintain presidency with joe biden or someone else. what they see from a political perspective is every time charges are brought against trump, it strengthening him in the republican primary and weakens him in the mind of democrats in the general. calculus democrats are following here, trump charges make him more likely to be the nominee, they want him in the ring, they want him as the republican nominee, they think they can beat him because suburban women and people who turned on trump in 2020 are not going to change their mind in the democrat calculus by 2024. here is the challenge, they wanted trump in the ring in 2016 and it didn't work out well for them at all.

i think democrats are playing with fire. i believe trump has a pretty decent chance of winning in 2024 and this echos in many ways what we saw happen in 2022, democrats are running the same play book. they went and spent money on so-called maga candidates they thought were less likely to win in the primary if they got the nomination in the general election and they were right. this also calls to question their argument that trump is hitler or trump is unique threat to america. if you truly thought that, would you be trying to aid him in winning the republican nomination? this to me is all political, all about democrats trying to create a better opportunity for them to win in 2024. >> brian: i think it is solid, there is school of thought, who would think three indictments would strengthen somebody, instead of weakening somebody.

he has the civil trial with james in new york. see about the delay until after the election, they will try for that. other big story is 1:00 today, i think you will be on the air. 1:00 live on the radio, they are going to have a whistleblower coming forward, a democrat, 13-year veteran, never been a whistleblower before, but outraged about the behavior of hunter biden and justices not issuing on him along with the investigation. here is the key. this new whistleblower on joe biden and hunter biden, this text message will be presented. i would like to point out one message shown, the director says he wants to convey best regard, his contact in china, to you, meaning hunter, jim and vp, vice president joe biden, this may be direct contradiction to what president biden was saying about not being involved in hunter biden's overseas business

dealings. he did. is this where the plug comes out of the dam. >> clay: i don't think biden will be the nominee, partly based on this. i believe this is incredibly important. we have the biggest example of two tiers of justice in this country in our lives going on right now with the biden crime family being protected by the fbi, christopher wray, merrick garland, the attorney general and entire department of justice while trying to put donald trump in prison for his life for comparatively minor offenses relative to what hunter biden did. inexcusable, indefensible and that is why trump surges every time charges are brought and nothing is brought against hunter or joe. >> brian: see how it affects independents, female -- and the female moms in this country, which the president seemed to

struggle with in 2020. go to outkick.com, find out more, he's the founder, clay travis. back whether, live look at major street flooding in western kentucky. flash flood emergency, thunderstorms tearing through the state leaving homes and roads underwater. first responders are carrying out rescues. janice dean, fox weather forecast for you now. >> janice: big deal in kentucky. we have flash flood emergency for portions of kentucky, several inches of rain in just an hour. we have flash flood emergency in place for many hours, that means life-threatening flooding is occurring now. since midnight, seven inches of rain, high water in progress and we have a watch in the area, still rain to come, three to five, five to eight inches through friday.

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>> steve: we have ceo of teqball, aj nuoso. nice to have you. bill hemmer said this looks like soccer ping-pong. >> yes. >> it is exactly what it looks like. >> it is essential hybrid of soccer ping-pong. >> ainsley: nice, brian. >> steve: explain the idea behind the game. the ball has to bounce on the table, right? >> absolutely. teqball was invented in budapest in 2014. the table is curved, it changes trajectory of how the ball

bounces. >> ainsley: interesting how sports is changing, tennis and picketball and soccer and teqball. how long has this been around? >> since 2014. there are certain rules, it is simple. it can be played in singles or doubles. you can use any body part to return a serve. and it is reset to 12 points. >> ainsley: how did you get involved in this? do you play? >> i can play. i have a soccer background. been involved for four and a half years and sports gone from strength to strength. a lot of notable celebrities and athletes play it. >> steve: is this something you can play indoors? >> you can play indoors or outdoors or on the beach. >> steve: the beach, not a bad idea. you must be excited about the world cup.

>> ainsley: where are you from, i love the accent? >> from england. >> ainsley: it is so beautiful. is this popular in england? >> it is. it is part of their training rem men. that is how it works. >> steve: you have a website for teqball? >> order a teqball table on u.s. web store, u.s. teqshop.com. >> steve: real pleasure, thank you. brian, you are doing a great job. >> ainsley: what do you think? >> brian: this is awesome. i head too much, the ball feels different, it is fantastic. >> steve: round of applause for teqball. >> ainsley: more "fox and friends" coming up. she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs.

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