[chanting] [cheers and applause] >> here we go. knee-deep in damage control in the legal problems filing up for both presidential front runners, whether or not this is too much of the campaigns of a con that something that we wait to see. it is a friday combining everybody and i'm still alive in and dana has a day off today. >> that has been a constant. brought the house sounds out there. good to be with you bill.

welcome everyone and this is america's newsroom. it has been a week of escalating legal peril for both president biden and former president trump on wednesday. they refused to sign off on the plea deal for hunter biden and the legal problems are not inching closer to the white house. >> a former business partner is expected to testify behind closed doors on monday. sent to tell them that he put his dad on the phone for dozens of business meetings which would fly in the face of what the weather has been been saying for years. >> meanwhile, former president trump is being hit with three new charges, this is part of the classified documents case among the accusations that he tried to erase the security footage in a way to obstruct the investigation. >> mic stands by with analysis. reporting on the trump matter, and in the white house, and that is where we begin this hour.

mark, good morning to you. >> happy friday, president biden is yet to weigh in on the developments on his son or the possibility of the talk on congress held that might lead to impeachment inquiry. he ignored questions from reporters, but the white house insists that the case remains a private matter. you may remember the plea agreement between federal prosecutors and hunter steacker team fell apart after a judge appointed by former president trump question if theo much immunity or protection from further prosecution there still is an ongoing investigation into his overseas business dealing, the white house insist they have nothing to do with this and are keeping their hands off of this. and the president was never involved in the dealings, but in a surprising twice the white house also ruled out the possibilities of ever helping hunter expunge his name. >> from the presidential perspective was there any possibility that the president

will pardon his son? >> no. >> the white house gave a direct answer they have a did not answer follow up questions at least on this topic, we will see if he weighs in on this later today. kevin mccarthy says that congress is to look into his partial next steps, about an impeachment inquiry going forward but he still stopping short of the full proceeding this is what he had to say just last night. >> i said impeachment inquiry, there is a big difference, let me explain it because not everyone ate understands this. an impeachment inquiry does when you vote on the floor it gives you the apex of power of congress. >> we will look to see if they have a tougher push back against the speaker's comments later on today. the president is off to maine this afternoon, and i'm heading to delaware. >> nice to see you.

>> meanwhile former president trump calling the phone the slate of charges calling it abuse. he is life outside of u.s. district court in washington with the ladies from their good morning. >> good morning we've been watching and waiting to see if the grand jury will arrive, they come between eight and 9:00 a.m. and we have not seen them yet come here as we watch the january 6 grand jury here. meanwhile as you say, the grand jury out of florida is handing out this super indictment to add three new charges for former president trump. and they are simply two obstruction of justice charges related to the deletion, along with the willful of defense information. and jack smith obviously accusing the former president of directly instructing his staff to delete that surveillance

footage and that is something interesting and of course the third person that has been added along with is carlos the head of maintenance at mar-a-lago. and they are facing obstruction of justice charges as well as lying to the fbi and he is doing court on monday at 10:30 a.m. and that same miami courthouse sandra ballou saw president trump last month. meanwhile he's reacting telling fox this, "it is just election interference at the house level" the charges are ridiculous and this is misconduct use at a level never seen before and i am way up as a republican and in the general election in this is what you get if you are not up on the charges now, for the former president it comes to almost 41, the total amount of maximum prison month time he could be facing is 140 years.

meanwhile we are watching, that there is indication as you saw yesterday that there might be some moving in the grand jury here. obviously resolve that out last stop of his defense attorney meeting with jack smith and his counsel for about an hour, yet this grand jury did not handle anything up so we are waiting and watching to see if anything happens today sandra? >> it could be a busy friday thank you. >> he is mike pompeo and he is back with today. good morning to you and thank you for coming on with us today. >> good morning. >> s talk about hunter that will get to trump, this is what i'm about to redo, this is divided america and the way people see both cases very differently and mccarthy put his finger on it he set the fix was in for hunter biden for a hero judge stepping up and alas there is nothing standard about the hunter biden case and that is because the parties are not adversaries they are in cahoots.

how does road america read what is taking place with hunter biden in this case? >> well, i think every american can see pretty clearly what is happening here. there was an agreement between two parties that would not not adversarial, and they cut a deal that they hoped they could keep quiet with that were sufficiently vague, that the biden team could get, they get they could get what they wanted which was immunity from prosecution, and the prosecution could get plausible deniability and saying they can never promise that. and the judge got right to the heart of it with that simple question, have you ever done anything like this before? and can you cite a president for what you just uncovered the prosecutor under oath said in front of the court had to admit that now he had never done anything like this before. i think every american frankly not just road america can see that that is unjust and unequal that these parties would not actually negotiating but working to undermine a justice system and that is deeply

dangerous. forget the politics are just a moment about it deeply dangerous for every american to no longer have confidence that individuals have been prosecuted based on the facts of the case, but rather we jiggle rain makes that they can see in an instant making absolutely no sense given the facts of what actually took place. >> mr. secretary good morning and welcome to you, we look at this moment and we've been covering every moment of this and you watch the plea to fall apart or wednesday, and you've got this new indictment now and you've got glowing because on the g.o.p. for an impe impeachment inquiry of the sitting president and you sit back and you start to wonder what other bad guys out there thinking about what is happening in america right now? >> i was taken about that last night, i was think about that as a practitioner, and someone who has the ci director and then a

secretary of state live in an environment not terribly different from this whether russia hoaxes being perpetrated on the american people, i am someone who lived through a secretary of creighton, and they fairly clearly had delete and information from our server. and i step back and thought about exactly that my friends around the the water saying what on earth is going on in the united states and how much chaos can be tolerated from the world's most important country? and adversaries i are thinking that this just might be the moment to press our clients and claim somewhere in the south china sea are in asia on a moment to press and invented somewhere in africa or the middle east as well. this has repercussions that go far beyond the politics in the set of votes that might take place in 2024 or even a particular case. this has real global ramifications for those people who are tasked with keeping us safe. across seas. it is also troubling. >> thank you for your time. plenty to muse on. >> thank you bill.

>> have a good weekend. >> meanwhile donald trump is going to make his first campaign appearance. he will be in iowa tonight along with more than half a dozen republicans for the linking day dinner, meanwhile we are learning more about who has not qualified for the first republican debate. seven candidates have now met and the polling and donor criteria, it will be moderated by martha maccallum that happen and not p.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel what a build up to that moment. >> can't miss it it's in your calendar right? >> for a while now. >> that lincoln dinner would be a pretty good invite for tonight. who knows what they're going to say. yesterday at this time we watched a hearing in stunned silence on capitol hill. he was part of that and we will share that. >> my voice will forever be deeper, make john beilein

sharper, and my bone structure permanently masculinized, i look in the mirror and i feel like a monster. >> that hearing on transgender surgery free children was a showstopper. one of the witnesses who was there is going to join us a bit later today coming up your sandra. >> we are also getting an update on the family on the murder suspect, what they were seen doing yesterday for the first time since his arrest. >> also as americans deal with the temperature eight, the u.n. has warned us that we are entered the era of global boiling, and the blame game is well underway. ♪ ♪

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>> wat the debate over genting affirming care for children and teenagers. former u care's was at the hearing that trans athlete of the division i school has gotten a lot of headlines, and they spoke about the impact of jota presence in the locker room, and that effect i had on her other female teammates. >> weed that will blend with the problem not the victims. we were expected to confirm and move over and shut out. any discussion was labeled transphobic negative and hateful. what is bigoted and hateful as a discrimination against women in the efforts to a race an end her opportunities. >> i look in the mirror sometimes and if you like a monster, i thought all my problems will go away as soon as i transformed into something that vaguely resembled a boy.

the theories were wrong, my childhood was ruined along with many others. this needs to stop. you alone can stop it, and enough children has admitted and victimized by this barbaric pseudoscience, please let me be your final warning. >> there so much talk about with that. the way they told the other team members to adjust their lives was really stunning and were going a toxoid in the next hour. >> it's important for everyone to hear that, and she was on our program yesterday, very emotional plea for people to listen to her experience. meanwhile, no relief of millions of americans, as president biden is putting a new plan into action, he says this will protect people from these hazardous conditions, the heat is putting climate change into focus with new data from the united nations saying that this month will be the hottest month on record. the head of the u.n.'s warning that our planet has reached a

boiling point. >> climate change is here, it is terrifying, and it is just the beginning. that era of global warming has ended, and the era of global boiling has arrived. >> let's bring in now the power of the future founder daniel. great to have you here danielle. this he ate his heart. >> this heat is hopped. >> the global boiling. just be very afraid, i guess as you get older and life you get more perspective on pushing 50 now, and i've been hearing this my whole life, we've always at the end of times because of climate change. they told me in high school that bangladesh should be underwater water, that hasn't happened yet right, we've been predicting the end of the other for a very long time when you look at the agenda that push really what is it? his agenda ball control and then just a few years in the body to administration it's made

everything very expensive such as food and energy in a utility life is expensive so that is the trade-off if are going to be green. >> i always thought the marker and time was 2005, that's when they came out with the inconvenient truth when we were gonna be underwater but i think were okay so far. >> so far, so good. >> but not a chicken in a different direction they are putting the blame on a certain group of americans first the president on that watch this. >> will provide a $50 billion for climate resiliency. but our maggot extremists are trying to do this progress. not a single republican voted for the inflation production at the height of this money for climate and on many of them are trying to repair those provisions we cannot let that happen. >> that's answer that. >> is just typical of d.c. that's why they really distrust

the government more and more because they use this very important issues, yet none of them voted for this but it's the past. they still got on the registration cover trillions of spending, so how is it marco's fault that you agenda was passe? even logically doesn't seem to follow but this is a dangerous precedent that we use whatever it is climate storms and catastrophe in the user for the government to seize power very much lexi sun covid. it scares people is scared test stakes is the u.n.'s getting people power. >> speaking of which. if you're looking at mainstream media this is what's out there. a warming world scientists are saying, global heat in uncharted territory. summer is always hot in here is how we know climate change is making summer 2023 caught her. so for the american public this is being put out as fact. >> and if you look at the

weather forecast where i was born and raised, next friday is going to be in the mid-70s. so we are in what's called a heat wave. we are in a heat wave. >> there was an intriguing report this past week that i was watching. in the ap has its own sweet thread now that only justice climate that if you want to follow that and there's a question about ocean currents and they were talking about the solidity and greenland have how that could affect the waters in canada and maine in how dual flow down to south america, and i imagine it all happens but the latest study says that this could begin his earliest 2025. or as late as the year 2099. that is the 22nd century. that is a big time cream. >> yes these numbers are all computer models and projections are there not based in truth,

but we have gone green under this administration and life has become very expensive. everything is expensive, and that is the cost of going green so you have to convince the american people that this is worth it and when the american people way that to they would choose their lifestyle. >> last question daniel. what if you're wrong? >> i haven't been wrong for the last 15 years right, and i do not also doubt the resiliency of humanity to overcome obstacles. a sea levels rise, we would deal with that, but how many people get the punishing the process, how many poor people have to go into poverty and how many people have to lose their job to try and stop co2 levels from rising. so i will be open to the fact that i am wrong, but if they are wrong, and they are, it is deadly and it is expensive and it is driving people into poverty. i would rather be wrong than they wrong and they're the ones who are wrong. >> r8 will talk to you in august. >> in a moment here, a woman

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one-year prison sentence. >> america's oldest leaders are showing no signs of stepping away anytime soon, chad is keeping track of it on capitol hill, he's got more on that phrase high chad. >> >> good morning, this always been a debate about how long is too long, mcconnell's episode triggered and whisper, but they demand information if the leader is struggling. >> obviously his responsibilities is to the voters, but once you become a leader his responsibilities or withother with possibilities. but usually something bigger is going on. >> one republican sources that mcconnell does not seem the same after a concussion earlier this year, another source says that he appeared to struggle for oxygen on the senate for the day

before the episode that he seemed to back in form later. >> i think it was wonderful to see, especially in an event that i participated in last night, leader there, and he wasn't just there and he spoke there and he spoke eloquently. and, we will continue to wish and nothing but the best of health. >> 90-year-old appeared confused, and it ain't even instructed her how to vote. and while there are concerns about lawmakers and republicans believing that there is a double standard compared to president biden. >> what i find interesting here is that the national media has very interested in this stuff when it is about republicans but when you have the president of the united states you can't seem to finish his sentence and are totally uninterested in it. >> there were questions about the fitness of the john fetterman who said she suffered stroke, and they're talking about a wrong republicans and

wondering who can succeed mcconnell. >> now goes to the question of patriotism in america today. patrons among young americans are in free fall they find that only 18% of young adults say they are proud to be an american. that is down from 85% from about ten years ago. what is going on up there? it's content creator who is a part of the voters of tomorrow, good money to both of you let's go red, white, and blue okay? >> good morning. >> topline note on the study, 39% of americans are extremely proud with this essentially unchanged over the years. we just want to get that out of the way, however isabella, i've been among young americans what you find this change? >> when we talk about the study that only 18% of genji,

and were talking about age 12 to about 86, they are proud to be americans i think it is really common especially for older conservatives to use that as a reason to point the finger at this next generation as the demise of our country by the end of our great captains of history, but to pose an interesting point of view and perspective i as a junkie who considers himself very proud of this country's history and not part of a culture that tells a 12-year-old girl at that she should collectively chop off her and go through menopause instead of puberty in the name of inclusivity. i am not part of a culture that tells young women that they need to abort their children at an innocent rise to have a successful career as a country prioritizing lab grown meat instthere are so many examples,t in reality by 2,023 we will limit the upside down what objective truth is dead and gen

z generational identity is seeking for us and a greater meeting a greater -- >> what i'm hearing from you is that it depends on the issue and that's how you define it. right? >> it's a little bit more complicated than that. generally speaking, americans have lost our way we've lost meaning in a sense of collective value, especially of what it means to be proud to be from this country, that is not to say that they are anti-patriotic and there's not a reason to have hope for the future but they should be an opportunity for us to look in the mirror and figure out what we are fighting forward moving forward. >> thank you for the clay to fclarification victor how do you see? >> it is how far generation to feel very patriotic or confident about a country that is right now really attacking the right side and the things that gen z cares most about. that doesn't mean that gen z hates america or they can portray the nation you really give up on its finding vision, but what that means is young people attending had out in

greater numbers than ever before, but you are seeing more passion and more energy and more enthusiasm from young people and that shows me that they are more passionate and energized and ready to get involved than ever before. we are taking things into our own hands and frankly what was saying about why they feel like there is a lack of action are less patriotic is because you have a republican party right now that it's frankly not delivering on a lot of the issues that people care about, and then you also contrast that with democrats that are doing all they can. so using this contest, both for so many young people is just sick and tired of living in a reality with climate change is worsening and we have to fear whether or not i were going to get gunned down by a mass judi dench schools, all of this gives us the overall feeling, but the most up on part for me is that young people are responding to a greater force before. >> you are both quite thoughtful on this thank you for that. here's the difference though, you are going to have the power, gen z, the increase from 2016,

until 2024 election is up 52 million. all right, you are 20% in 2020, that's going to go higher, and politics as of today however, when you consider yourself? republican or democrat or independent? here are the results from the question that was asked. 52% say that they are independent. that is twice as high as democrats and close to two and a half times the number of republicans and isabel why is that? >> gen z's very intent on breaking the system bill and i think that sounds like a radical revolutionary terms but in reality will be looking around her feeling disenfranchised by republican party and a democrat party in washington d.c. that failed to live up to the premises on the campaign trail and seen much more interested in putting a unit party agenda especially on capitol hill over serving the interests of the people who elected them to be

there in the first place, the republican party has experience a net gain of genji voters from 2018 to 2,222,022. even without any formal messaging strategy for young people and i see much my leaps and bounds being put in on the left side of the aisle, but across the board gen z are very frustrated with the system that is not working and is much more interested as you just mentioned in the segment and keeping the same people in power in washington for longer than twice the time we have been a lot of leaving us to a dystopian reality we have to live with. >> victor, what will explain to you why that number is so significant among independent registration greater than houston that group of americans? >> >> yes i think what makes gen z unique is that we are more values driven in than other generation. we hold those core values. but the most important part is that you see two parties that couldn't be more different from

each other and isabel just mentioned the fact that republicans have not have a messaging strategy but i got invited to say that they haven'y platform that he saw this in 2020 there was no policy platform that see right now that are going to benefit young people. but when you look at president biden and what he's been able to do for young people it is a stock divide, he see a president who is trying to listen to and engage in center young people and that's what they see and appreciate. and when we talk about 2024 and the power we have, that is the choice that gen z face, we see the contrast clearly and that is what you're seeing right now from republicans why they tried to silence a simpler suppress our votes but you couldn't see a clear divide between two groups. >> i appreciate both of you coming on here. and we will save that for another time. but i appreciate your time today isabella and victor. thank you. from both sides we appreciate it.

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a victory will show a real shift in momentum. zelenskyy's marking a national holiday today. and they're under a lot of pressure especially from the international allies to come up with results but they also don't want to squander the lives of the forces that rushes out well dug in with heavenly mind front lines. as those russians are getting help from wherever they can. of attempting to parade north korea with u.s.-led forces in china and north korea and north korea is reportedly sending arms to russia and sancho finally according to russian president today moscow will be very happy to negotiate an end the fighting, but ukraine refuses to talk and is for the reason for the conflict well it is the united states and the nato threats to russian security conflicts then and now.

back to your. >> racket thank your. >> meantime america is on vacation, and that trevor had asked could be far from over. a consulting group saying that a 30,000 pilots by the year 2032. jobs are out there in cases in dallas in the airport what is going on casey? >> bill good morning according to data from fly aware so far this month 27% of scheduled domestic flights have experience of the lay of some sort of fashion and you compare that to 17% of total flights for july 2019 prior to the pandemic starting at is a 10% jump even though they were more than 219,000 fewer flights. the cancellation was around 2%. staffing storage is across the board and pilots mechanics and air traffic controllers are largely to blame as carriers have significantly cut operations. >> the airlines are using the

bigger equipment but the downside of that there is that there is less flights, so if you have a delay and you have got turned into a cancellation, or you delay causes you to miss the connecting flight part of the issue is that they are less flights for you to get a seat on later. >> the u.s. department of transportation confirms that it is investigating what a cause unrealistic scheduling of flights. in other words they're selling tickets for flights despite a high probability they can end up canceled or delayed. pilots say that leaves little wiggle room should anything goes wrong. >> the bottom line is that if one thing goes off, it goes into a ripple effect. and that effect becomes a small ripple and then it becomes a wave and a tidal wave and then a synonymy throughout the system and it spreads out. >> meantime the a lot industry is working hard to try and hire new pilots but they cannot get people trained and certified fast enough to keep up with this

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♪ ♪ >> okay folks clearly are froze and breathe deeply major scare for cincinnati fans. that is the quarterback hobbling to the ground during training camp in cincinnati yesterday. he was later carted off the field they gave a thumbs up on the way out. there are multiple reports, and i mean thousand that are saying

and they had he suffered a calf strain that is good to get more test done. it is the third straight summer training camp prior to preseason that he has dealt with an in injury. i admit it, my heart stopped. >> i saw this happen yesterday night text if you. >> you and a thousand other people. >> what is happening here. >> we were wondering if there was this cath or his knee, but it was his calf. >> i'm going to say to the three weeks it'll probably form total because their head coach tends to be more conscious and they want to be more healed and then peeled entirely. >> he probably cranked up in the heat or dehydration. >> my nephew was there and he said that he's got a cramp. so he was thinking like you have been apparently that was case. >> i thought we could do -- okay anyway. >> we will be okay in the end right.

>> okay wishing you the best buddy. go tigers. meanwhile speaking of tigers, a hundred of 25,000 young women vying for sorority spots across 500 campuses, and next guests coaches those students on how to stand out from the crowd her name is layton newberry and she's a consultant at recruitmed she joins is now along with one of her clients evelyn gray. it is so good to have you ladies here and we are so curious on how you got the idea to do this and are you seeing a lot of demands with parents willing to spend this kind of money to get their daughters into the top sororities? >> first of all thank you so much for having me i'm so honored to be here and i started recruitment ready in 2019 when i had mothers reaching out to me asking if i could help their daughters with the resume and what to say what to wear and how to navigate social media and yes we seen a large influx of claims and demands for these

recruitment services. >> so evelyn you took off on that offer and pay big money to do so was it worth it? >> absolutely. i have also become friends with her which is been wonderful, and teachers help me get through the recruitment process with all of the ups and downs that come with that. >> very interesting stuff. evelyn can you do this an idea of what layton helped you with? cb sororities all over the country we know that there are outfits that you have to plan, there's the right things to say specifically evelyn, how did she help you? >> she helped me of course with what to say and how to pull from my lifeless noise that i could talk about during rush and what outfits of what is appropriate. and how to stand out from the crowd whether it is a unique pair of earrings are awesome pair of shoes will help the girl

that you are talking to just say oh, my gosh, i remember her she was so great. >> so did you get into your topic? >> yes i did. >> obviously you have a happy customer here how much her parents willing to spend because "the wall street journal"'s riding about this because it's such a big business that they are putting in some cases up to 35 for $4,000 to get girls into the tops of moody's. >> yes, so i services range from anywhere to about a hundred and 50 per meeting to upwards of over a thousand dollars, so we try to have offerings for girls in all different ranges in there. >> evelyn i wonder if there is -- if there is any concern about this process losing its organic nature of just sort of ending up in the right sorority for you. are you happy with the sorority know you're in it?

>> i'm so happy with my sorority and i have really found where the long. and i found my people which is been amazing. >> that is amazing. layton, you were talking about resume curation, and in new zealand, and conversation skills and confidence building, and riding thank-you notes, and navigating through disappointment these aren't -- you can make the case that these are life lessons. >> yes absolutely i'm personally very passionate about building confidence in young girls and i try to implement life skills that they can take to the next interview for an internship or job. something such as curating a resume, representing yourself while on social media, and engaging with strangers and practicing how to do small talk as well as writing a thank you note. >> yes that is fascinating. >> well evelyn we are happy for you, and maintenance of the give a booming bin