hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is. jon: new fox business polls show former president trump with a strong lead in iowa and senator tim scott breaking into the top three in the crowded gop field did this as candidates are gearing up for the first presidential debate held right here on fox and a few weeks. welcome to fox news live. i am jon scott. the former governor nikki haley remains a distant second.

alexis mcadams is live with the latest on these new poles. >> polling shows that former president donald trump is a clear front runner here with the larger share. desantis would be the second choice. trump leading by 30 points in the fbn survey of iowa republicans. rod desantis sits at 60% followed by south carolina senator tim scott. over in south carolina we go where there is a similar story. the commanding lead. republican primary voters say they would back the former president and believe he has what it takes to beat out former president joe biden. far behind is nikki haley followed by desantis. mike penn says he does not focus on these poles and believes voters are ready for change. listen. >> some of them think it's different out there.

based on the enthusiasm in the support that we are seeing not only across new hampshire this week but iowa and states around the country, i am absolutely convinced we will have a new standard in this party and we will make sure every day that it is us. >> voters working every day to hear from the candidates on the debate stage. polling shows 59% of voters believe that skipping out on one of the primary debate shows weakness. trump is qualified but it does not mean he will show up. he says he's leaning against not coming because he is already up in the polls, does not feel like he has anymore to prove on the debate stage. gearing up for the primary debate of the 2024 cycle, that will be in milwaukee august 23. jon: we will see if the former president decides to show up. alexis mcadams. thanks. the blighted administration facing new skirting after a second whistleblower.

lucas is live into washington with the very latest. >> those two irs agents were blocked from seeing all the evidence and that included the unclassified fbi document and we are not allowed to interview the biden families. hunter is mad about a surge during their investigation. they think felony charges should have been leverage. chris christie agrees. >> it does not take five years to investigate two misdemeanor tax counts. it is to dismiss a gun charge. why did he get the charges they concluded to. this is not any person. this is the president of the united states. justice needs to be equal.

>> nancy pelosi does not believe a word of what they are saying, that includes robert f kennedy junior as well. >> i respect the whistleblowers, but the fact is from the basis of that hearing, they did not even have a fair shot at what they came to say in light of the clown show going on with pictures and robert kennedy with his ridiculous presentation. no, i am not confident about what the whistleblower said. >> fox news legal team also waited. >> it appears between the biden administration shutting the whole thing down. the career public servants are saying we think we have enough evidence to move forward. it is disturbing, quite frankly. >> why the scandals becoming one of the most significant of my

lifetime. we are dealing with a major scandal in the united states. >> hunter biden made his first court appearance wednesday. expected to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and a felony gun charge. >> thank you. it appears that former president donald trump faces more legal trouble this time regarding the january 6 insurrection. even mr. trump says he expects to be indicted. suggesting the move is political. garland together with joe biden's department of injustice have an indictment and the rest of the number one political opponent was largely dominating him in the race for the presidency. for more on the fallout from the potential indictment former president attorney general matthew whitaker joins us now. we appreciate you taking the time to be with us today.

these are unusual times when they in administration is potentially launching a third indictment against the sitting president most potent political rival. how do you see it? >> i agree with you. this is a really complicated situation. mostly because it is unprecedented. we have the second indictment if it happens soon. the federal government run by joe biden and the department of justice that is joe biden appointed department of justice will bring charges against his most likely appointment in the general election. quite a bit of concern that the venue will be washington, d.c. the charges, i have not seen the evidence that would support these charges.

evidence to defraud the government, depriving people of constitutional rights. this could be a very complicated trial. someone is prosecuted and tried cases as a prosecutor, a defense lawyer, it boils down to whether the jury instructions. it will be hard to craft that and consider the first amendment rights of the president and what he was doing at the time and two was part of the conspiracy. a lot more questions now than there are actual facts of the case. >> even the former presidents competitors, announced as a gop candidate and mike pence his former throwing a lot of cold water by the justice department. listen to their takes. >> i have been consistent all the vault that i would have made

different judgments and donald trump made. but that judgment is not the same thing as a crime. when we conflict the two that sets a dangerous precedent for this country. i don't want to see us become some banana republic where the republican party uses its police force to arrest its opponents. >> i am not yet convinced that they were criminal. in one town hall after another across new hampshire i heard a deep concern for a perception about the unequal treatment of the law. >> unequal treatment under the law. do you see it that way? most likely one of the main witnesses in this case regarding january 6. we cannot have a two-tiered system of justice, we cannot have it only calls system of justice. political differences cannot be

criminalized because we will just end up being a banana republic ultimately. the previous administration will prosecute the next administration will devolve into anarchy and that is not what our founding fathers intended the system to work. jon: the reason gerald ford parted richard nixon so there would not be ongoing turmoil about a predecessor. >> we will warn throughout our history about partisan actions. a founding father very concerned about that. concerned about this exact issue political power being coveted so much that the statesman and states women are not able to act in the interest of all americans. you are right. this situation i think raises many serious issues. we have outlined many of them. this will really require the american people to step up. jon: what about the timing of

this? just when the irs whistleblowers are coming forward with new and seemingly viable information, the former president is looking at another indictment. does a timing strike you as unusual? >> it does seemed like every time the biden family has some major controversy that the department of justice takes some action that distracts and draws the attention away from those issues and onto, for example, donald trump. i think it would be very hard for the trump team, especially if this new indictment that we expect as early as this week sets a trial sometime in 2024 before the election. prepare for two federal trials and an election campaign seems to be a lot. i know donald trump has a large capacity of taking care of focusing on what is important,

but his team will be stretched pretty then i would expect. jon: current attorney general is saying that he has been hands-off. the investigation has been above board. any criticisms of your successor >> was he to hands-off that others were putting their thumbs on the scale? i look at what the whistleblowers outline. the attorneys in los angeles and watching did d.c. were unwilling to pick up this case. he was denied that status and that allowed essentially the most serious felony charges to expire under the statute of limitations and in that case that is a sweetheart deal. jon: matthew whitaker. we appreciate your time. >> thank you, jon.

jon: returning now to one of our top stories. the major claims made by irs whistleblowers into the investigation into hunter biden. let's bring in tony, david, also former new york state senator.o. we learned a lot of new information this week based on the testimony of those two irs whistleblowers. what is your take? >> this is a real gift to the democrats. for a long time i was saying the focus of the republicans on hunter biden is really a distraction from the rest of the issues that are important to the american people. in this latest hearing we did not find any new evidence against hunter biden or anything that links him to that. i think this is a real waste of time by congress. we have so many pressing issues.

republicans are in charge of the house of representatives and how do we spend our time? probing hunter biden. i think it is a distraction from really important things and it highlights the fact that the leading presidential contender for the republicans is under indictment across the united states. it just puts more pressure on president trump. it is a real move. i think republicans will pay the price come next november. >> this is exactly what happens when you spend too much time in new york. a two tiered justice system is everything the american people oppose. hunter biden getting a sweetheart deal, the idea of money changing hands, millions of dollars and no investigation takes place, a whistleblower that states that the attorney bear delaware was not allowed to bring charges.

prevented from bringing charges. you don't think that matters? every time you bring up trump you are explaining that we don't understand the situation. get out of new york and get into america. we are seeing a two-tiered justice system. we are disgusted by. what republicans have to do is investigated. that is what they are not doing enough of. we need more, not less. >> the testimony from the irs investigator was that hunter biden earned something like $8 million for his buries my work but paid no tax on it. if you are i did that i think the irs would have a real problem with it. hunter biden seems to be getting off if the sentencing goes through with a misdemeanor care. >> i don't think we would spend the time for the congressional hearing on.

hunter biden has been proven guilty on a few of these charges. has pleaded guilty and that is a point. let's move on. justice should be served and no one is above the law. the reason why bring up donald trump is because we have the same situation. this is a problem, it becomes just about partisanship. let's move beyond partisanship. let's make sure justice is followed and no one is above the law but let's not have a two double standard. jon: that is exactly what we want to avoid. you bring up president trump because you are obsessed like far too many members of the political left. you have a guy that if you or i committed the crime or anyone in midwest america would commit that it would be a felony. for mr. biden it is a misdemeanor that is insane. then whether or not he went to the president of the united states and things were set up while joe biden was vice

president. every rational person says this gets an investigation. you can have primetime hearings about january 6 which was a riot not in insurrection but this the biggest scandal in history far outweigh watergate does not get an investigation western mark as law professor at cornell in the line setting up a committee to look into impeachment to actually engage the investigation to figure what happened. attorney general garland clearly cannot be trusted. jon: david, you say this is political, the focus on hunter biden. there are those that say the charges against president trump are exactly the same thing. trying to handicap president biden's chief political rival. >> well, yeah. look, i don't want to get into it tit for tat here. donald trump is under indictment in many jurisdictions for many

different alleged crimes. this obsession with let's make sure that justice is served, but only for the son of a democratic president. i think that that is the double standard. yes, if we are equally obsessed about all of these crimes and follow it through. but the bottom line here is we have major issues in this country. we have people that cannot afford to live in their homes. chasing hunter biden, hearing after hearing with no new evidence is something that the american public overall i think is sick of. what about affordability. what about all of these things. >> tony, last word. >> if you want to be concerned, welcome to the rest of the country. we all know it does not work. we all know that president biden is the driving force of his administration and failing us. then they continue to do things

like gas hot water heaters, furnaces and stoves. they won't leave things alone and let the economy work. if president trump can be indicted the double standard would be no investigation into hunter biden and joe biden. that is the double standard and i'm not quite sure why you and the rest of the party is okay with that. jon: we will have to leave it there. tony katz and david carlucci, great discussion. thanks. shannon bream has exclusive interviews with 2024 presidential candidate and chair of the council of economic advisors jared bernstein. that is coming up right after this program. stay tuned or if you want to watch it later, set your dvr. fox news is set to host the first 2024 presidential primary debate august 23 in milwaukee. that is something you'll not want to miss. you can catch it right here on fox news channel.

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committee is pushing for answers and transparency on the pentagon's knowledge of ufos. on wednesday the committee will hear from three witnesses including whistleblower david who went public last month claiming the u.s. government has nonhuman origin spacecraft in its possession. chad program has that story. >> gop correspondent. >> we are done with the cover up suspicious of their own government. >> rumors tend to flourish in places where the federal government is silent or not transparent. >> that's a scary thought that they do not trust us. >> reviewing photos and talk to pilots it's all things. >> they were hiding images and information. >> to navy pilots will testify at an upcoming hearing. a third witness whistleblower

david. he claims they have possession of a nonhuman spacecraft in the remains of an extraterrestrial pilot. he doubts that it belongs to u.s. adversaries like china or russia says tim burchett. >> it would be over. a ufo skeptic. >> i think if we would have found a ufo i think the department would say they would want to request more money. >> the subcommittee will come to order. andre carson shared the first hearing on ufos in 50 years. he is concerned how people may react if we are not alone. >> we saw what happened with the war the world. we saw what happened with radio programs in the 30s of folks are jumping out of buildings. >> chuck schumer wants to create a special agency to declassify ufo information as part of this

year's defense bill. on capitol hill, fox news. jon: joining me now one of the witnesses who will be testifying to congress on wednesday. former navy pilot and cofounder of americans for safe aerospace ryan graves. brian, what do you expect he will tell this congressional investigation? >> well, i will be looking to share the experiences that i have as a pilot. i will be looking to share what has progressed in this conversation since 2014 timeline when we first started spotting these objects. i will be looking to share just how big of a problem this is as well. >> you don't call them ufos you call them usaf. right? >> uap. anomalous is a keyword. we are not time this to the old

terminology such as flying or to the air. the air domain underwater. this is really a first principled approach to look at this without all the cultural baggage that there is been in the past. >> i spoke with some experts in this area who say that it could be an earth bound enemy or opponent who has some very sophisticated drones, basically that they are putting up in the atmosphere. is that possible? >> absolutely. we treat this primarily as a domain awareness cap. a matter of national security that we understand what is in our airspace. aviation security that our aircrew no what is in front of them when they are flying around. >> when you are flying in f-18, what did you see? >> we still do not know. what we were seeing were objects

primarily spheres that were traveling anywhere from completely stationary and very high wind to order of mark two, we are seeing these objects on a new daily basis. they would be out there all day. we still do not know their origin, what their intent was. we had to start modifying our training so we would not hit these objects. they were getting pretty close. >> we are watching some of the videos at the department of defense has released. do the videos give you any answers as to what we are looking at here? >> unfortunately, the videos are unclassified low resolution images. most of these images were gathered through the use of sophisticated radar systems that allow the camera systems to get enclosed in order to see. i am a skeptic myself. i would like the general public to see some of this more detailed information so that it can show the different behaviors over time. that is one of the things we are

pushing for. transparency on this topic. we believe that data deserves to be outed to academia so that observers can study this and we can reach conclusions about what these actually are. >> we, apparently, will hear some testimony this week from i believe david who was ready to say he knows of evidence of don human spacecraft being held by the department of defense. are you willing to go that far or are you just looking for an explanation to the things you've seen? >> my personal experience are very pragmatic. they are dealing with this in the context of their professional aviation experience david's experience is different. he was tasked as a member of the task force that ultimately arose because of the greater reporting from pilots. during his investigations he came across various materials and evidence. i have heard him say publicly

like others. i am interested to hear what that evidences as well. for my personal experience or my personal case, i cannot speak to that side of the conversation. >> it will be a fascinating hearing to watch. we will look for you this week. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you. jon: ryan graves. a lowe's hardware store employee and george are left with a black eye and no job. after trying to stop a group of shoplifters. her story is next. ♪ and where it's headed without fingersticks. know what activities work for you. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. ask your doctor about the freestyle libre 2 system. it's covered by medicare for those who qualify. visit freestylelibre.us/medicare

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shoplifting incidents. jonathan is live in atlanta with details. >> it occurred in a small town just outside of savannah in south georgia. police say three people walked into the store loaded up shopping carts with about $2100 worth of merchandise and attempted to leave without paying. a store employee grabbed one of those shopping carts and that is when the suspect allegedly struck the employee three times in the face. that employee 68-year-old donna suffered a black eye and lost her job. according to pulleys lowe's stated that her actions grabbing the cart was a violation of their policy and she was terminated as a result. donna has worked for lowe's for 13 years. >> i loved my job. loved. i enjoyed working with the people i worked with. i enjoyed helping the customers. i enjoyed everything about it.

that was my perfect job. >> police safety assault suspect aunt or uncle joseph berry here remain at large. as for donna's termination, legal experts say retailers are increasingly wary and cases where there were injuries. not just to employees. take a listen. >> there is danger to the would-be beef and they may not be a leave which could create a liability and a pretty embarrassing situation for the retailer. and the possibility that it could break out into something in that particular facility. >> california is currently considering legislation that is passed into law that would ban employers from requiring their workers to intervene in cases of shoplifting. >> jonathan, thank you.

for more on this, we are joined by attorney brian claypool. this is such a sad story. the woman obviously loved her job. she was there for more than a decade. now she gets fired for trying to do what i considered the right thing. does she have any recourse? brian, are you able to hear me? >> she really does not have any real legal correspondence. at will employees. they don't have a written contract. an employer can file you -- fire you without in cause at all. as long as you are not a cause protected under title vii. none of that applies here. she does not have any legal recourse. the bigger issue to me is, we are already living and

uncivilized time out here in los angeles, new york city with spineless prosecutors who do not go after crooks. now we are going to have businesses telling employees that you should not do the right thing. john, we need people to step up and try to stop criminals. >> yeah. lululemon, there was a famous incident at a lululemon store where the employees filmed customers and this is the video. they filmed customers who are running out of the store with goods and i believe that those employees were disciplined as well. it is a free-for-all and retail these thieves take this stuff and get on their computer and resell it for pennies on the dollar and what other retailers, what are the employees supposed to do? >> john, look, what will come next as more businesses leaving cities. new york city, l.a., san

francisco, these smash and grabs where people are just coming into stores and businesses in taking whatever they want. why, because there are no ramifications, there are no consequences. now we are adding another layer on that. i don't want my employees doing anything to stop this either. we are living in a lawless society. people are not safe and businesses are going elsewhere. this idea that i don't want my employee to intervene because something else may happen, that is ludicrous. don't you want your business to be safe. don't you want laws to be enforced? this is headed for a real massive train wreck, john. >> there was a home depot employee who was shot to death trying to stop some shoplifters in the bay area of california earlier this year. i can understand why the stories want to keep their employees

safe, but how do you just let people walk out with merchandise and not try to stop them? >> exactly, john. this is an extension of radical liberal prosecutors getting elected into office that we need to get out of office. it has created this mantra and now businesses are being suckered into and lowered into. look, the average folk in our country, john, they want to be governed by a moral fiber. by what is right. that is what this lady did at lowes and the guy that did it at lululemon. that is what we have to get back to an hour so society. >> i hope that some employer out there has a job for donna. lowe's fired her and she seems like a nice lady and she tried to do the right thing. brian claypool. thanks.

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blue to black and 75% so far say yes. there been a number of changes since he took over. twitter laying off three quarters of its workforce to cut costs and naming a new ceo. musk announced new restrictions for twitter capping the number of tweets users have on a daily basis to try to prevent unauthorized scraping of valuable data. that move got some pushback from users. we will see what happens next. with a famous logo change? we may be saying bye-bye birdie as soon as tomorrow. john. >> keep us updated. christina coleman. thanks. a beautiful and historic cathedral and the port city of odessa severely damage in a russian rocket attack last night more on this next grams of prote. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein,

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at least one person is dead and nearly two dozen injured after a historic cathedral was severely damage in the latest wave of russian attacks on the ukrainian port city. for more on this, joining us live as a member of the ukrainian parliament. you were there last night when the cathedral was hit with a russian missile. do you think that it was a deliberate attack on the cathedral? >> hello. thank you for covering this. i can tell you that i don't know it could be a deliberate attack in order to scare ukrainian people and odessa just to show how merciless they are, how brutal that they can attack. also, it can be an accident.

trying to add something else, but aimed to the biggest in the ct and the most important cathedral. jon: odessa is a big grain exporting terminal. biden putin is canceling the grain export agreement because he is mad that is bridge was hit by ukraine. >> no. sorry. he is stopping the grain deal. not because of the carriage breach, putin did not want it from the beginning. he wants as much as possible. he wants to see their food prices peeking for each country means inflation, buffer poor countries it means starvation. that is what putin wants. revolutions and disasters in

debt civilization in north africa and the middle east. asia, too. >> your agriculture ministry is saying that 60,000 tons of ukrainian grain have already been destroyed and various attacks. that is an awful lot of people that that could feed. >> absolutely. that is what putin wants. that is why odessa is so important. the breadbasket of the world. today, the same. putin is attacking odessa. not because of retaliation, but because he wants to stop ukrainian edge of cultural expert. he is afraid that the world. his blackmail by sending the ships to odessa to take the grain and he is afraid under the

flag of the united states or turkey. so that is why he tries to attack odessa in order to prevent this scenario. >> by going after the ports in the port facilities, he can achieve the same effect of stopping the shipping. >> fortunately. that is why we need to protect these grand privileges. we should stop and equate a lot. i just want to thank you american people for everything they are receiving. to date, it is very important to protect odessa ports to send to ukraine. another kind. in order to protect odesa ports. not just for odesa, but to save

millions of people in the world from starvation. >> starvation is already hitting africa. this situation is not going to help. >> absolutely. that is worsening the situation every day, every night. soon it will be night. every night russia taking our city. also important infrastructure. that is why we are begging four support. now for ukraine, but for the whole world to be protected from inflation and starvation. >> a member of the ukrainian parliament, thanks very much. we wish you well as those attacks seem to be relentless. >> thank you. god bless america. >> thanks. benjamin netanyahu out of emergency surgery now.

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