>> laura: these were wonderful young ladies. volunteering time to make their neighborhood better. it was inspiring, i'll continue to bring more of my angle investigation to minneapolis three years later. that's it for us tonight. jesse watters and the gang take it from here, so enjoy. enjoy >> todd: a fox news alert, former president donald trump speaking exclusively with fox news after being hit with three new charges in jack smith's classified record probe. the biden justice department accusing trump of attempting to delete surveillance footage at mar-a-lago. you are watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the front-runner faces 140 years in prison if convicted on all counts. overnight, he asked what happened to the crooked joe

biden document case, he had 20 times more documents and wasn't covered by the presidential records acts, i was. brooke singman has this story, good morning. >> brooke: that is right, jack smith bringing three new felony charges against donald trump and his aide walt nado. yesterday's filing bringing charges to a third defendant as prosecutors accuse the former president of asking the head of maintenance at his mar-a-lago club to delete security camera footage. do oliviera, faces charges. president trump telling me, it is election interference at the highest level. they are harassing my company, harassing my family and least importantly of all, they are harassing me. he said the charges are ridiculous, it is prosecutorial

misconduct used at level never seen before. our country is suffering from doj abuse. latest charges include one more count of willful retention of national account information and conspiracy, false statements and destroying documents, bringing the grand total to 41 criminal charges with the possibility of 140 years behind bars. some lawmaker are calling out what they consider more evidence of corruption within the biden justice department. listen. >> it is any coincidence the doj rushes today after the hunter debacle, after their two-timing is exposed, the plea deal gets blown up, oh, let's indict trump on something else temperature is subversion of the rule of law. they are taking the rule of law and turning on its head.

>> brooke: the third defendant to face charges is set to appear in a florida courtroom on monday. >> carley: brooke singman, thank you. bring in mark smith, constitutional attorney and former member of president trump's transition team. what do you think of this latest development regarding the additional charges? >> we've talked before, justice in america requires not just actual process be fair, but the appearance of justice is equally important. this is a criminal case, americans have a stake in the outcome and how it is perceived and does not look good in my opinion that the department of justice rushes out and brings this superceding indictment right after what happened in the courtroom. doj did not look great with the hunter biden situation. one level from a public perception point of view, timing does not look great.

beyond that, every additional count doj brought is potential legal land mine to them, you can overcharge someone to the point if one count blowup in front of a jury and hurts credibility, it could hurt the entire case and there are risk associated with the government's position. >> carley: land mine, i see another potential land mine and carley eluded to it. with each charge, either brought by jack smith or other doj attorneys, doesn't it bolster trump's argument of this two-tier system of justice? look at the charges against me and you have special counsel hurr, investigating joe biden's document case and we've heard crickets. what say you, mark? >> some point it begins to look like it is piling on, remember end of the day, this is document

case and seeing charges involving proceedural crimes, this indictment of low-level employee, they are indicting low level employees, they want them to flip and cooperate with the government, my best guess. that is what prosecutors do all the time, more they pile on donald trump and compare, mar-a-lago was raided by the fbi in contrast, joe biden's home was never raided and the documents joe biden had he procured when he was not president of the united states. donald trump got the documents as the president and he is uniquely situated because he is constitutional officer under the u.s. constitution itself with special power as commander-in-chief. joe biden never had that during the relevant time period and no one is invading his home, he's not been indicted. from a public perception point of view, it does look like two standards going on here.

public perception is extremely important, you want people to trust the rule of law in our country. >> carley: i understand perception, legally, he ordered head of maintenance to delete footage federal officials were asking to look at, that sounds like serious allegation to me. is there avenue where he could fight that? >> well, the charge is specifically what is known as an attempt crime, which means you attempted to do something, but you didn't succeed, according to the indictment and allegations, there were conversations about whether or not to delete security footage that arose after a draft, i repeat draft subpoena was somehow made aware of a draft subpoena involving the tapes. yes, i don't think it looks great that this were to happen. attempt crime requires not just there be intent to commit a crime, but substantial step

taken to accomplish that. the question here for a jury to decide whether or not conversing and discussing possibly removing tapes, whether or not that is sufficient of material step to go along with the intent to commit the crime. you have to do more than think about it, you have to do something about it, there is threshold the jury will have to decide. >> todd: the extra charges will in all likelihood push this case beyond the may 2024 trial date put out there, more charges you add, more classified clearance you need, looking after november 2024. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. teenage girl begs lawmakers to put an end to gender treatment and surgery for kids after sharing her own personal story. >> i don't wish for a child to have the same result as i did. i don't wish for anybody to regret transitioning or detransitioning, it is

incredibly difficult. >> carley: we have more from her emotional testimony coming up next.

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>> todd: wild video here. a california woman narrowly escaping attempted carjacking with carjackers armed with a

gun. watch. ♪ >> no. ah. >> >> todd: i mean, what world are we living in the masked suspects rushed toward her car and banged on the windows. the victim said she held down her horn driving away. one of the suspects is believed to be connected to other carjackings in the area. >> carley: parents and advocates testifying on gender affirming care for children. my doctors with theory on gender thought my problems would go away if i was transformed into something that vaguely resembled a boy. their theory was wrong. i don't wish for a child to have the same result as i did. i don't wish for anyone to regret transitioning or detransitioning.

>> find authority in the laws this legislative body considered and passed. it may not use gender ideology to twist a statute. >> carley: those people were testifying for the house judiciary sub-committee, the first woman, chloe cole, she said doctors put her on hormone therapy when what she needed was therapy. she's detransitioned. there are young people who go through the process that live to regret it and it feels like it has become controversial, unpopular, deemed hateful to point that out. you have to wonder why. >> todd: it is unfortunate it has become that way, democrats, so many on the left saying if you talk about the issues and raise questions with regard to gender dysphoria and things along those lines, you are a bigot and don't love kids. i argue it is the exact

opposite. we are raising issues because we do love kids, as parents, you love your kids more than anybody else. you care about all children and all we are asking for is an examination into the kids mental psyche to make sure we have gone through every single psychological step possible before we pump drugs into them. in some instances, or even surgery, that may be the only step, if that is the case, fine, but you need to go through a long process before then. it can't be the first step, then you have irreversible experience, like this young lady. >> carley: i agree, there are people who have gender dysphoria, small segment of the population, if you look at the trends now, young people who say they are trans has increased exponentially and you have to wonder why, could there be

another reason? is it popular to say you have this? you get sympathy or some other ulterior motive. a republican from louisiana played a clip from a doctor named blair peters, he calls himself the queer surgeon, at oregon hospital in portland. this doctor admitted no one has examined safety and doctors know almost nothing about the outcome and he's like in five to 10 years, it will be interesting to figure out what happens to these people. these people are children. it feels like these doctors, adults, are experimenting on young kids and in some instances, it is irreversible. you can take hormones to reverse what has been done. >> todd: if you care about the children, you would look into that and they are not and that

is concerning. >> carley: to this, we know it is the economy, stu stupid, and democrats home inflation reduction act will keep biden in the white house. >> todd: are we better off now after the spending spree? we're asking a mom and business owner next. (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study more than 8 out of 10 patients taking tepezza

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( sfx: engine revving ) ok, dad, next take more speed. more speed. the best performance is high performance. find it at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. ( ♪ ) >> todd: democrats celebrating one-year anniversary of joe biden 739 billion dollar inflation reduction act. >> i'm so glad to be here for this wonderful celebration of the first anniversary of the inflation reduction act.

>> you are all seeing the importance of that amazing piece of legislation, probably the most significant action ever taken by congress. >> this is the most significant piece of federal legislation aimed at tackling the climate crisis and lowering cost for hard-working families. >> todd: a mother of four and the owner of clean day housekeeping in pittsburgh join me now. ladies, thanks for being here. amber, the dems are celebrating, do you have anything to celebrate? >> no, i definitely don't. the cost of everything has gone up. the cost of, in two short weeks, my two oldest boys will be starting school. with the inflation, uniforms are going up and every summer as everybody else's children do, they are getting into growth spurts. wearing the same uniform as last

year is not always an option, i'm worried about, it is affecting me and my household, i can't imagine how it is affecting the rev of us. >> todd: what impact has the reduction inflation acts, joe biden's economy, had on you trying to run a small business? >> well, i'm not sure how the act itself has had impact on us. the economy has been extremely challenging to navigate as a small business owner. we have close to 70 employees and we hear from our team members how it is increasingly challenging to make ends meet and put food on the table. that alone has been impactful on my life, i care so much for my team members. >> todd: regardless, small business owner or common working person, the biden economy has not been good, not just me

saying it, what the american people are saying. the most recent quinnipiac poll shows the economy, number one, top issue facing our country today. past month, we've seen headlines saying half of americans wouldn't be able to afford bills and groceries if they lost their job and four in 10 americans struggle to pay their bills. more americans, this is not fox news, this is yahoo finance and the like. jessica, the election could be decided by your state of pennsylvania. do you expect the voters to punish joe biden or whoever the democratic nominee is for the way the economy is right now for how everything is so darn expensive? >> i could tell you personally, i am still very torn as to where my vote would go. it is not going to joe biden, i know that. i've struggled so much with the

economy and i know it is really -- things like systems and when i see a system broken, i'm stumped to why we haven't done more to fix things. i don't understand this act or how this is supposed to be causing or fixing solutions right now, which is traumatizing small business owners and families alike. >> todd: amber, we had you on the program before, you are not voting for joe biden, your friends and family, people in and around your area, do you know anybody who says this economy is great, go joe, in 2024? >> no. i'm not at all, the only thing we're thinking, we are definitely not living the american dream. >> todd: and that is sad. amber, jessica, thank you for being here, we appreciate your

time. have a great weekend. turning to senior meteorologist janice dean who has our weather forecast and joined by cora, on her last day with us. take it away. >> janice: we have wonderful interns, last day they get to do the weather with me. what school are you from? >> syracuse university. >> janice: have you had a fun summer? >> it's been amazing, so many talented people here. >> what is your favorite part? >> the show, amazing and intense. >> you don't mind getting up at 3 a.m.? you can complain, it's okay. are you ready? take it away cora, doing the weather. >> heat remains the big evaluate story across the country with heat alerts stretching from

california to the east coast, including washington, d.c. to boston. new york is under excessive heat warning with temperatures expected to be in the upper 90s and feeling like moreover 100 degrees. strong to severe thunderstorms expected from the midwest across the great lakes, some storms could contain large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornados, and heavy rain leading to flash flooding. carley and todd, back to you. >> janice: nailed it. i hope everyone was watching at home. >> todd: cora, has been a stud with us. i was intern, i did nothing. cora has been in meetings, giving story ideas. >> janice: like her first time doing the weather. nailed it. >> carley: you read the prompter like doing it for years. as an intern, she was producing full segmentes, like you are 27

years old. >> i think the bosses are watching, cora is a star. >> carley: you will do great things. >> janice: she can fill in for me. >> todd: that syracuse education, clip that and put in your sizzle reel. meantime, get serious here for a moment. family of fallen heroes killed in the kabul bombing gave a damming verdict of the president's response to the chaos. >> to the family sitting behind you still clearly mourning, nod of your head, yes or no, do you feel this administration has taken ownership and accountability? yes or no? i didn't think so. >> carley: sergeant tyler vargas andrews will tell us if he thinks president biden did right by these servicemembers, next.

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>> carley: it's been almost two years since the biden administration botched afghanistan withdrawal cost 13 servicemembers their lives. some of the families attended a hearing into the chaotic exit. >> little evidence to suggest the plan would work and mountain range of evidence that suggest it would fail.

>> this botch was because they applied political optics over military strategy. >> to families sitting behind you that are clearly mourning, nod of your head, yes or no, do you feel this administration has taken ownership and accountability? yes or no? i didn't think so. >> carley: tyler vargas andrew who was injured in kabul airport joins us now. why, why this happened to you and the servicemembers and innocent afghan citizens who were caught up in this chaotic withtraual. the hope is if we know why it happened, it will never happen again. you were in the middle of it all. why do you think things unfolded the way they did? >> thank you for having me on. given the hearings yesterday, there is failure of leadership at a lot of different levels

from the bottom to the top, myself, i would be reprimanded for my mistakes to learn from them and held accountable and should be the same every level of leadership leading our nation, leading the american people when it comes to lives of the americans, doesn't matter if you are commander-in-chief or sergeant in the marine corps, be held accountable for leadership. quite a few things led to that, as we saw. evaluated by house foreign affairs, it is clear what those are and a lot of that was brought to light yesterday in the hearing. >> carley: you grave incredible testimony in march about how you spotted somebody who fit the description of the suicide bomber in the crowd near abbey gate and you and fellow maen radios asked for permission to take him out and you were

ignored. when you hear the conclusion u.s. central command came to that the attack on abbey gate was not preventable, what goes through your mind? >> first thing is disgrace and disgust. to say it wasn't preventable is saying that not tying your shoe and tripping and scraping your knee is not preventable. it is. not taking care of those americans and 13 family members and friends that have to live with that for the rest of their lives is unacceptable. >> carley: tyler, you were injured severely, it must change you physically and emotionally, how are you doing? >> carley: i'm doing well, thank you very much for asking. honestly, you know, it's very heartwarming for me to see as of yesterday military leaders are

stepping forward and telling the truth about what's happened through the twenty-year war and the evacuation and withdrawal. a lot of it felt like i was going up there alone, but i had support from family and friends and leaders and house foreign affairs committee to help guide me temperature is important military leaders step forward and tell the truth about what happened and failure to lead and failure of the inaction taken by this administration. >> carley: absolutely. thank you for your service, your service is twofold, in afghanistan and speaking out about this situation in the capacity you are doing, it is not easy to do, thank you for that, as well. tyler, thank you for joining us, we appreciate you. >> thank you. >> carley: to this, dramatic video capturing moment a heroic fed eshg x driver risks his life to save a man from a burning car just seconds before it burst

into flames. x driver risks his to save a man from a burning car just seconds before it burst into flames. x driver risks his save a man from a burning car just seconds before it burst into flames. [indiscernible] -- >> todd: wow, ashley strohmier with more. ash. >> ashley: the fed ex driver saving a man's life, he pulled him from a burning car on the side of the road, which you saw in the video. it happened 3 a.m. on i-15 in southern california. it was after a 28-year-old driving a toyota camry crashed into a guard rail and the car burst into flames. luckily, the driver spotted the blaze and jumped into action. >> he was sitting in the passenger seat by the time i got over to it, sitting with the door open. >> he can't get out on his own. >> i tried to pick him up, i

couldn't pick him up well, i had to pull him from the car. >> carley: within seconds of dragging the man from the car, it engulfed in flames. the image shows fed ex driver dragging him away. fire crews arrived and were able to contain the blaze. the driver was taken to a local hospital to issue treated for nonlife-threatening injuries, he remains stable according to highway patrol. the crash is being investigated and unclear how it happened, authorities say alcohol and drugs were not a factor in the crash. >> carley: ashley strohmier, thank you so much. never before seen documents alleging facebook and instagram censored posts because of pressure from the white house. >> todd: dr. jay bhattacharya warning about censorship for years now and they join us next.

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>> todd: house judiciary committee revealing new documents that appear to show the biden administration pressuring facebook to delete messages about guidance. flagging troubling request to meta ceo zuckerberg and sharon sandburg. we face external pressure from the white house and press to remove more covid-19 vaccine discouraging content. biden senior advisor andy slavet wanted us to delete this post. here is the post, a meme, with leonardo decaprio, did you take the covid vaccine, you may be entitled to compensation. dr. jay bhattacharya, we knew in

our gut censorship was happening, you told us it was happening because you were censored when you expressed concern about the vaccine. dr. jay, what was your reaction to the documents? >> the funny thing, they didn't care if thirngs were true or false to censor. if you said you had good immunity, you get censored. you could even get censored for saying true things, the johnson & johnson vaccine was paused by cdc. facebook got censored by own censorship it created. >> todd: and the press, ag bailey, your lawsuit, missouri v biden aims to end government

censorship, it is in the judicial morace of certain courts, but this smoking gun, how can the white house sit there and say there was no government censorship, it is laid out in text. >> exactly right. that is why this lawsuit and evidence uncovered by congressman jordan are important to build a wall of separation between tech and state. we knew joe biden had colluded with social media to silence american voices for free speech. this shows not only did he collude with big tech social media, this clearly establishing that they understood that big tech social media understood federal government was making demands and pushing them beyond their own internal memos and

messages. we will keep pushing forward. we can't let joe biden destroy free speech in america. >> todd: dr. jay, the white house will claim this was medically necessary. you're a doctor, your response. >> it was not medically necessary, tell people the facts and let them decide. i never forced anyone to take it. they violated american rights and harmed public health. >> todd: follow the money, big tech was worried their cozy relationship with the dems would go away, they need the white house looking the other way. andrew bailey and dr. jay bhattacharya. thank you. prosecutors dropping unlawful campaign charge against ftx's sam bankman-fried. >> carley: cheryl has more. what is going on here?

>> cheryl: charges dropped in a new york courtroom over a legal technicality in extradition paperwork. t the crypto-king, accused of siphoning $100 million from investor money to fund political contributions to democrats. ahead of the 2022 midterm, 40 million and 37 million going to democrats. prosecutors allege he gave the money with favor with candidate to increase his profile in washington. >> todd: legal loophole. okay. very serious question, what is a thirst strike? >> cheryl: great question temperature is what this particular person did. who is getting slammed on social media. progressive squad member greg caesar of texas, is being mocked

on media for his thirst strike he says is in solidarity with federal workers. 40% of construction workers report not getting water at work. if abbott wants to put profit over people, it is up to us to stop him. the strike lasted eight hours with scott jennings congrats, on existing between late lunch and early dinner and added, come on, this is worse than what aoc tried to pull. to him it is a hunger strike and he set up media cameras once it was over. twitter user, eight whole hours, what a hero. so many things on social media. >> carley: there were images of him with people putting cold

packs on his wrist. this man must need a lot of water. i'm jealous. >> todd: he is the marco rubio on the democratic side needing a lot of water. >> carley: stick around and join us on "fox and friends" later, flo rida, is performing after bringing down the house last year. ♪ ♪ get low, low, low, low. >> todd: forgot to give disclaimer first. the video you are about to see may be disturbing to some. watch. >> todd: yep, split my pants. >> carley: my favorite part of the video is watching your face when you realize you split your pants. >> todd: play poker with me, you will win a lot of money.

>> carley: did this feel like christmas? >> todd: my parents are coming in, my dad listens classical music. my mom, who loves the spotlight, will be here. >> carley: we will be out there, last year, flo ridaperformed with the crowd. >> the biggest star that we have, the fact he treated everybody like that, for three hours, put on a real show, i will perform my show and go into the green room and sit in the cool weather. he is legit and a mogul. it is insane. >> carley: got his hand in a lot of different pots. i worked with the wardrobe department and senior management asked i not wear suit pants

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and to see bridget's before and after photos. ♪ >> carley: hunter biden admitting to a federal judge this week that he made hundreds of thousands of dollars from a ccp-backed company. remember when his dad said this before the 2020 election? >> my son has not made money in terms of this thing about -- what are you talking about? china. >> according to official court transcripts the judge asked hunter quote $664,000 chinese infrastructures investment companies is that one of the companies we already talked about to which hunter talks

about i believe so, yes, i believe, your honor, cefc those pesky videos will come back to bite you. >> todd: now biden doing what he can to avoid questions on the matter. >> thanks, see you all. [shouting questions] >> todd: the old back turn i can't hear the question move. here is what the white house press secretary said on the matter. >> from a presidential perspective, is there any possibility that the president would end up pardoning his son? >> no. >> well, is there -- >> -- i just said no. i just answered, go ahead. go ahead. >> todd: hunter is expected back in court august 25th. >> meanwhile the left is defending the president. here is msnbc analyst claire mccaskill. >> they are going to keep doing what they have been doing. they are going to try to indict a father for loving his son being who has been addicted to drugs and/or alcohol and without

evidence of the father doing anything other than loving that son. and that, i think, doesn't fly with most of the american people. >> todd: completely missing the point. joe concha is a fox news contributor and columnist for the messenger of. he joins us now. not the first time, won't be the last the president has commented on the relationship with his son specifically with regard to the addiction issues. the "new york times" says the real lesson from the hunter biden saga is that, quote, the president does offer a fine model of the love and support that people with addictions need. joe, since when does an addiction problem and people that have said problem engage in alleged multi million dollars foreign bribery scheme? >> todd, carley, this has nothing to do with alcohol addiction or drug addiction or dad's love for his son. this has everything to do with the millions upon millions of dollars that went to not only hunter biden but james biden, halle biden and, most

importantly, joe biden from places like china for services rendered. we still don't know exactly what value-add hunter biden brought to the table that got him millions of dollars that then went through shell companies and ended up in the pockets of the bidens. that's what this investigation is about and this is what we will see on msnbc no it's about a dad's love for his son. nothing to do with that, carley. >> carley: search mccarthy says this may rise to the level of impeachment inquiry into the president and you have a new op-ed joe biden's impeachment is likely coming. will it bomber rang on republicans and you write much of the media will dismiss the proceedings as a weaponization of the gavel and a tactic to distract americans from donald trump's upcoming courtroom battles. with the proceedings convince house and senate democrats of the commission of high crimes by the president even if the evidence is obvious and overwhelming. the blue team has accomplished at sticking together and most of

the media will be dismissive of the proceedings even before they begin. i think you raise a really good question, joe, is the juice worth the squeeze when, as of now, two thirds of senators are not going to vote to convict. >> i have never heard that before is the juice worth the squeeze? >> todd: we use in a a lot. >> that will be in my next column. done beings done. people hear impeachment thinks that means we will get rid of biden. no that happens in the house. the senate you need two thirds of the senate. 17 democrats have to go along with all republicans if republicans stick together on this to convict. which means removal. if you removed president biden can then you would have president harris would be something democrats would say no thank you. if the end if you can't remove joe biden in an impeachment hearing is the juice worth the squeeze? i'm so using that at my barbecue this weekend. >> carley: joe gives me a

compliment and todd says we use that all the time. i was riding a high half a second and then. >> todd: i shot it down. dianne feinstein seemed confused during a senate hearing yesterday leading this concern. watch. >> senator feinstein? >> fum. >> say aye. >> pardon me? >> aye. >> yeah. >> just say -- >> i would like to support a yes vote on this. and it funds priorities submitted. >> just say aye. >> okay. >> aye. >> aye. >> todd: feinstein's people said she was preoccupied. shouldn't the democratic party have stepped in by now because as a human that's tough to watch. >> todd: no one is going to mock this she is 90 years old or going to be 90 years old. poll after poll shows 70% or more of voters want age limits in congress. let's put it this way, in the

senate if had you an age limit of 70, 71% of the senate would be gone. so, in the end, it's sad to see that with either feinstein or john fetterman, have to step aside at some point. >> todd: membership mcconnell as well. >> that's right. >> carley: freezes video. we wish them all the best, of course. stick around because flo rida is coming up on "fox & friends." >> joe: got new pants. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to my house ♪ baby take control now ♪ we can't even slow down ♪ we don't have to go out ♪ welcome to my house. >> ainsley: okay. we have been waiting on this day since last year when todd ripped his pants when he was on stage dancing with flo rida to apple bottom jeans. it's spelled florida because i