eric: it is a jampacked weekend for republicans trying to stand out in the crowded field for president. the candidate stepping up their meet and greet in iowa, pennsylvania and elsewhere for the summer campaign season, it heats up even more than the weather they are out there. we have coverage of all their doings hello everyone i'm eric ericsean this is a "fox news li" appeared hi arthel. arthel: hello eric, hello everyone i am arthel have opened the trail is hot today for gop hopefuls, several not yet ready to leave iowa without the

countdown is on to the key january caucuses there. the one who has left the hawkeye state board of governor desantis. he's had binding what he is calling a no bs a backyard barbecue today in another early voting state, new hampshire. alexandria hoff live in washington on the race for the nomination. they alexandria. >> hey arthel good to be with you barbecues, town halls, roundtables and rallies. a lot of times you saw spent in iowa it still is for the candidates they do face a new challenge further west. >> a thank you so much it is great to be here in johnson county and great to be here and i was city. >> to improve every american life it. we see that happening wherever we travel. >> former vice president mike pence travel to iowa as well holding a roundtable first responders yesterday. he is not yet met the requirements for next month's debate but he says his campaign

is close though he added this. >> our focus is not on reaching some arbitrary goal set by the republican national committee it is about telling our story here in iowa. like we were at last week telling our story in new hampshire. >> former president donald trump held a rally in erie, pennsylvania last night just days after three additional felony charges were added in a classified documents case. prosecutors allege that in attempt was made to delete security video at mar-a-lago. trump has denied this in a "truth social" post today he sounded off last night in erie. >> they are not indicting me they are inviting you. i just happen to be spent standing in their way. what you are witnessing is a continuation of the single greatest witchhunt of all time. >> trump slammed florida governor desantis in those remarks as well.

in a statement to fox news desantis campaign said this quote trump has spent over 60 million this year on two things, falsely attacking ron desantis and paying his own legal fees, not a cent on defeating joe biden. how can it spend money in california in particular it may have to be reassessed. a neutral by the states or public a party warns all 169 delegates to whichever candidate gets a 50% of the primary vote in march something like this takes away the incentive for most candidates to campaign in less populated parts of the state if at all, arthel. arthel: alexandria hoff, thank you. eric: reaction, keeps pouring in for both sides of the aisle and the hunter bided not guilty p plea. last week after the so-called sweetheart plea deal fell a part now one republican senator once an investigation into hunter's defense team they are now, this sunday growis sunday growing qus

about whether or not the president did have some involvement in his sons born business dealings despite mr. biden's denials. this is another publican center, marsha blackburn of tennessee standing by in a moment on that. we expect to hear more detailed accusations and former assistant district attorney phil holloway has his analysis of what really happened over hunter's plea. versus go to lucas tomlinson who is live in washington with the very latest on all of this, lucas? >> good afternoon eric pretending morning futures this morning, maria exclusively obtained a letter from the justice department one day before devon archer hunter's business partner of the burisma outlining what james comer says is intimidation of his witness for the justice department wants archer to surrender to be put in prison as soon as possible potentially derailing his appearance before commerce oversight committee tomorrow in the closed-door session. >> a letter from the department of justice trying to nudge the

judge to go ahead and sentence devon archer for something unrelated to what we are going to be talking to him about tomorrow. it is all that it was issued on a saturday its audit it is right before he is scheduled to come in to have an opportunity to speak in front of the house oversight committee and tell the american people the truth about what really went on with burisma. so i don't know what this is a coincidence or this is another example of the weaponization of the department of justice. >> we your trying to figure out what exactly the justice department wants from archer and his far as the hunter bided plea deal, jonathan turley appeared earlier on "fox news sunday." >> i have never seen a hearing like this. i've never seen a plea agreement like this. first of all they put the immunity grants and with the gun charge which is a lot like putting your luggage a tag inside your luggage it's not where you would initially look for. the court was not pleased when it found at there and then said

what does this mean? it looked like to her sword and a wink and a nod for the best the prosecutor did was shrug and say i honestly have never seen anything quite like this agreement but it is what it is. while that is not enough or fforfederal judge. >> delaware senator chris coons defended the investigation into hunter and president biden. >> there has been a five year investigation. five years by a trump appointed u.s. attorney, this investigation started during the trump administration. they have come forward with not one shred of evidence tying to presidenpresent invited to any . >> devon archer is expected to testify tomorrow in the closed-door session with the oversight committee we are told a transcript will be released shortly after the interview. eric: it more with the marsha blackburn on this, lucas thank you. arthel: lucas and eric right now are going to bring in phil holloway a former assistant district attorney as well as a

former police officer and legal advisor to the georgia sheriff's department. so let's jump in work going to do hunter bided and president trump let's start with hunter bided first. judge accused someone from the law firm representing hunter of calling the clerk's office and allegedly misrepresenting their identity. the person who made the call said it was a misunderstanding by the person who took the call at the clerk's office. what is more though, judge assess list that you've got issues or inquiries, send them my way. so it phil, how would you describe the status of hunter biden's case? x well, it's a big giant mess, great to be with you by the way but listen, the judge started noticing some irregularities about these proceedings before court even started, as you mentioned there was this communication between someone apparently in the hunter bided defense team sources and reportedly they say this person

misrepresented themselves as a possibly being a lawyer affiliated with the house of representatives. now, will he do not exactly know is what, if anything the judge is planning to do to further look into that. but, if i were in her shoes i would consider what is called a show cause hearing what he ordered the parties and the people involved to come to court and maybe you take testimony from the core employees court es involved, you take testimony under oath from the person who made that call to get to the bottom of what exactly where they tried to do, what were they trying to pull a fast one? if so there will be consequences. who is merely an oversight or some kind of sloppiness, maybe there is amiri admonition with the court needs to get the bottom of what happened because courts cannot tolerate this kind of shenanigans. it looks to a cynic if you are cynical it looks like the hunter biden team did not want the judge to consider the material

again from the house of representatives that included the whistleblowers testimony. arthel: into your point phil i want to go there with you because the judge is also on record as saying the council for the house ways and means a committee chaired by republican congressman jason smith of missouri needlessly included on the public docket and e-mail from a clerks office staff member that contained her personal contact information. so i ask you. listen we note the court of public opinion is powerful. however with the legal process be better served if lawmakers would let the legal proceedings speak for themselves? >> yes, that is generally true. it was very unusual for the house of representatives or a member of the house of representatives to find out what we call an a in amicus brief basically asking the judge as a third party to reject the deal. it is really the judges decision

and each person or each interested party kind of need to stay in their lane this is not like an appeal before the supreme court were amicus briefs are expected and they are commonplace we don't usually see this in the context of a plea deal. but at the end of the day i don't think the judge really considered it that much i read the transcript and she even said she had not had an opportunity to look through it. so without looking at it the judge had some red flags. she said these are nonstandard agreements for their things here that give me pause and so she wanted to look into it a little bit further. what she found was a particularly with respect to the diversion agreement, the diversion agreement would have potentially pulled the judge into the charging decision process which is a function for the executive branch of the prosecution. arthel: she said listen do not release anybody's personal contact information for it let me move on out to former president trump in that little

bit of time i have left with the fill the classified documents, indictment with the new defended as you all know, new charges including accusations that mr. trump sought to delete security camera footage at mar-a-lago to delete the server possible indictments loomed over him in d.c. and atlanta the latter for alleged interference in the georgia election process in 2020. how would you assess the status of donald trump's cases? >> he certain he has a mountain of legal issues he has had to deal with all at once that does not include some the civil matters that are pending against him. look i think as early as this coming week right here in atlanta we might very well see the local district attorney willis file something a in the nature of a racketeering case possibly alleging the solicitation or conspiracy to commit election fraud but it may not just be donald trump it may be other people perhaps some big names that are in his orbit. this potentially could be a very

big deal and impediment to his ongoing presidential campaign for the new charges that were added and superseding indictment and the documents case down in florida, the worst of that is the obstruction charge or he alleged to have asked a staffer to delete video. so regardless of any defenses he might have under the presidential records act, any other defenses he might have two holding onto those materials, these obstruction charges against donald trump and the others are i think the most dangerous counts in those indictments and previous convicted of just one of those he could very well be going to prison. so he needs to be very careful how he moves forward through this maze of legal problems he is now facing. if i fell hollowly at the leave they appreciate the conversation pray thank you very much take care, phil. >> thank you arthel. we were foxnews lawyer at least 40 people and killed 150 wounded

when a bomb exploded at a political rally in pakistan today. we want to warn you though some of our viewers may find that footage of the aftermath of the attack disturbing. this attack to happen in a district that borders afghanistan. it was held at a rally for hard-line political leader. no group's c is claimed responsibility for this bombing. but the political party that sponsored the rally's pro- taliban and the bombing of course comes just ahead of the upcoming elections in pakistan. islamic state of course operates just across the border from this site. pakistan president and prime minister have condemned the attack and we will have a live report upcoming here on the fox news channel. middle georgia woman has been arrested and charged in the bahamas for allegedly plotting to kill her estranged husband. thirty-six trolled lindsey shriver is accused of conspiring with her bohemian lover and a hitman to murder her husband robert a former auburn

university football star police reportedly uncovered the scheme while investigating text messages in a totally different case. steve harrigan has the shocking details now, steve kuester. >> that is right this is a case of a one-time cheerleader and one-time football player for auburn now the former cheerleader is in jail in the bahamas along with her alleged lover and a third person a man police st say may have been the hitman. they found a cell phone which really detailed the plans of lindsey's 36 trolled from georgia to kill her husband or to have him killed by the hitman including money paid to the hitman they entered no police and court and nasa on friday. the three of them. they're going to be held in jail until the next court appearance which will not be until october. the police report details text messages say t the money was actually paid to the hitman. local media reports the couple was estranged. that robert an insurance executive in georgia who owns

homes in georgia and the bahamas found out his wife was having an affair of the local man in the bahamas and filed for divorce that is when the conspiracy went into motion. the couple has three sons the youngest age four. eric, back to you for a good sort steve thanks so much. arthel? >> or eric, alerts and more than two dozen states as dangerous temperatures lingering across parts of the country. panama city beach, florida currently under excessive heat warning with temperatures expected to rise to 115 degrees. just two days left july is set to make history as the hottest month on record for the planet nationwide 222 record high temperatures were set across 76 major reporting cities during the scorching a month. will august or bring any meteorologist adam klotz with the forecast. oh boy it really is hotter than

july records it really is at the tough question will beget any relief? there are couple of spots across the country maybe arctic notes in this the northern tier, new york city way cooler than it was yesterday currently about 20 degrees cooler it's going to continue to warm up a little bit but nothing like we see last several days. really cooler across the northern tier all the heat we are really focusing on today across the southeast back across the southern portions of the planes it continues to be really hot. they heat plessis committee to get the heat index is what it feels like when you step outside already a lot of places across the region getting temperatures up into the triple digits no surprise here we've got heat alerts currently in place all the across the gulf coast from the texas gulf coast around the florida big event in the entire state of florida and then running up the mississippi up into oklahoma city towards wichita, all areas under some sort of heat advisory today because he temperatures are going to persist and persist and processes the forecast for today what it's going to get up to your feels like temperature that is, 107 degrees indoor of the florida panhandle big band going to be incredibly hot would love to say this little bit of a

break around the corner but there isn't. forecast for tomorrow back up to 110 degrees in new orleans, 108 degrees for folks over in houston. this rinses and repeats for the next several days. you're looking at tuesday incredible heat there across this entire region. wednesday unfortunately something similar may be breaking a little bit on the southeast so arthel those folks down across the southern portion of the country th the habit fora while. steve i do think you're looking forward to 90s, unbelievable. >> and water temperatures 80 or 90 degrees off the coast you can't really cool off on the beaches. arthel: exactly, thank you adam. we want to make sure everybody to stick around for marquee related news as we speak to doctor freda fisher on the risks of the high temperatures and is coming up later this hour. before on this day in 1975 labor leader jimmy hoffa disappeared.

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federal prosecutors have found no evidence of wrongdoing by hunter biden besides his tax and gun charges. or any corroborating evidence tying the president to his son's a business dealings the press has long denied he had any involvement in them. but you know tomorrow's congressional testimony by one of hunter biden's former associates devon archer could change all of that. archer is expected to say saw the president speak to and meet hunter's foreign business partners at least two dozen times. how will this affect the investigation? tennessee republican senate marsha blackburn is a member of the judiciary co judiciary comma snowbird senator, good to see you. what do you expect to hear? what do you want to hear from

devon archer tomorrow? >> like most americans i would like to hear the truth. and eric, we hear from so many people every day the awareness is heightened around these issues, they want to know exactly what happened. was it joe biden a participant? the white house is change their tune rather than saying he never discussed, they are saying now he was never in business. so people are very concerned about two tiers of justice. they are concerned about what has come forward like hunter's lawyer admitting he got $664,000 from that chinese energy company. they want to know if d.o.j. and fbi with weaponize against those who were accusing hunter for why they tried to shield the bidens and keep them from facing any

accountability for these actions. steve are what is your sense of what the bidens may or may not have done questionable with hunter doing and was his father indeed involved despite the denials? >> as we go through these hearings and it is up to the house to conduct these hearings, we are going to find out what that level of participation was. it is a vi vitally important to people to know, are there two tiers of justice? they never had any of these participations than they need to come out and explained what was the $664,000 for comic gary shapley the irs whistleblower thanks there is a total of 8.3 million from chinese ukrainian and romanian interest in the very short window of time. but, this is something there should be an explanation for.

there is irrefutable evidence that he took this money and has he said his attorney has admitted in court to the money from the chinese energy company. eric: here's what has been whatn reported by the new york post, but we do expect devon archer to testify to and talk to merge the oversight committee but let me read you some of this in a recent article. hunter set a business meeting abroad was some ukrainians on this is what they say but hunter then called his father, put them on the speaker, place the phone on the table introduce ukrainians to joe biden by name i didn't set the words of the effect that burisma bigwigs need our support vice president biden created the ukrainians but spoke only in vague pleasantries during the short call and other such inter- actions with hunter's overseas business partners for archer is expected

to testify what strikes me centers vague pleasantries, when is vague pleasantries when is it wink wink at slick win is that i'm going to put my dad on the phone, is to be polite to say hello and impress you and windows that actually cross the line? >> and the transaction line with the money that has exchanged hands and accounting for that following that money trail it is quite significant. chairmanchairman, the house ovet committee, obtained the banking records. and i understand there are more of banking records that are on the way. that, eric, is one of the significant things. i don't know and no one at this point knows exactly what did in did not take place. what i do know is that the fbi had that laptop. the fbi had other communication.

they chose not to do anything with it. and you were talking about the plea deal that unraveled earlier this week. that shows you an awareness, i believe in my opinion that they know this is more troublesome then what was originally anticipated or people thought. this is something that is going to carry forward because it is two tiers of justice. rules for the bidens and the clintons and the democrat elites. and then these separate set of rules for everyone else. people want equal access, equal treatment and equal justice under the law. when you look at this and how they are coddling and protecting the bidens and then you look at president trump's situation

where they are going after him, after his aides. after workers a prick would let me stop you there for second they're doing that because he did not give over what he should have done this or not has classified documents. he can't do that. and he should have given them back a year before. when he was asked. go ahead. there is no moral equivalence here progress it is passive on one and aggressive on another. that is the inconsistency that people see and tennesseans are talking about. why is it this way? why is it the other way? this is why i t think having den archer there, getting to the truth and say this is what was done. and then holding people accountable. may be going back and looking at what happened with the clintons.

what happened with the clinton family, what happened with russia collusion? >> oh man the clintons. all of those years, all of those investigations. let me end this way, is not always scandals us not always investigations but let me remind people that capitol hill and legislators are actually there to do good and help people. i want to tell our viewers you do just that with a bill that expands breast screening for women who are vets i think that is so important. we think our veterans with the what reason i want to bring this up as we hear all these investigations, all the alleged wrongdoing and alleged misbehavior you've got something great like that helping people. >> yes, yes the kits online safety act came out of committee this week. we are really excited about that it is completely bipartisan center blumenthal and i have had the lead on this.

working on this legislation for the past two or three years. we have cleared one big hurdle we are going to be ready to move forward and get this off the senate floor this fall, really excited about it. eric: there's that there's also the breast cancer screening for vets for the women? x yes, for our female veterans, senator rosen again and bipartisan measure for our female veterans which will put $10 million into mobile mammography but what we have learned is our female veterans of which there are 47000 in the state of tennessee, they are three times as likely to have breast cancer as the general population. civil reminders center their thing going on, government and our legislators can work together in a bipartisan fashion to get things done for the american people, senator marsha blackburn republican of tennessee.

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get 50% off your first box at thefarmersdog.com/realfood i know this firsthand millions of us from the grips of a brutal heat wave and this month will likely go down as the hottest july ever recorded on earth. the relentless swelter causing the rising heat related illnesses and deaths. so what can we do protect ourselves customer care with that doctor fisher is a pediatrician who is also certified in internal medicine and nephrology productive free that let's jump right and good to see you. most effective way would you say to stay cool and hydrated? and is water enough? >> hi arthel the most effective way is to stay indoors if you can. stay indoors in air-conditioned buildings. you definitely want to stay hydrated. and you want to hydrate with nonalcoholic, non- caffeinated

beverages. he went to have a continuous flow of water in your system. also you want to be smart it's summertime a lot of people are traveling, doing tours, going overseas. you have to face reality you may have to cancel some of these plans if you're going hiking or going to some great place that happens to be very hot like a death valley or here in phoenix you may have to cancel your outdoor plans. which is why it's really important for travel to get a travel insurance and make sure the travel insurance covers heat related illnesses. arthel: great idea great idea were trying to help people video of people running and jogging outside even for a bit healthy people who are in shape. how easy is it to suffer a heat stroke and how will you know if you are on the verge of a heat stroke or if you are expensing heat exhaustion? >> it's easier than we think for the people who are most at risk are older fisher over the edge of 65 our young people like

toddlers, babies, also people of chronic illnesses like asthma, chronic lung disease, pregnant ladies are at high risk even if you are young and healthy say you're an athlete you're practicing football, you are outdoors you are at high risk. if you're healthy want to go for a jog and get your outdoor activities during the high heat, you are at high risk. the key is to understand the symptoms on the warning signs. so if you are having heavy sweating, if you are feeling dizzy, having headaches, nausea or certrestricted muscle crampss of that nature you may be starting to experience a heat exhaustion. at that time to stop what you're doing, go into a cool place as long as your conscious not vomiting sip cool water make sure the symptoms go away for if you do not go away within the hour or get worse you need to call 911. heat stroke is a different it's even more severe if you have heat stroke that means your body

has to no longer regulate your temperature and you are no longer sweating. for heatstroke you are not sweating you are getting confused. you may pass out for if you have heatstroke you call 911 right away or summit around you need to call 911. if someone around you is having a heat stroke as they are unconscious or they are confused, please do not give them water you can make them aspirate and breathe it into their lungs and make it worse. just called 911, get them to a cool place. twenty-five great, great, great advice. i want to get to brownie james lebron james son incoming freshman as we well know by now suffered cardiac arrest during basketball practice at usc. thankfully his father said he is doing well. we do and to ask you though why is cardiac arrest the number one cause of death among young athletes? >> it's amazing young athletes are generally healthy so they are not dying from other typical

illnesses let's say an unhealthy person or somewhat with that major congenital illness has. they are healthy people but that they do actually die it is because of the sudden cardiac arrest that leads to a sudden cardiac death. it often happens when you're exerting yourself and your heart is needing the maximum amount of blood and oxygen is when you could be at risk for cardiac arrest appeared especially if you already have an underlying condition that is not known about. steve that he mentions that his cardiac arrest always sudden or can be gradual? >> sudden. cardiac arrest is sudden. now there are some studies to show that people who experience cardiac arrest sometimes weeks prior to may have certain symptoms like heart pain or chest pain, chest palpitations, shortness of breath. usually it's absolutely set in the heart stops beating at stops all function the patient stops breathing, the pulse stops and

they collapsed all the sudden it is sudden cardiac arrest which is what makes it really scared there's often no warning signs for there are things that can be done to save a life. that's okay, like what real quickly? >> definitely call 911 he went to initiate cpr immediately even if you are not super comfortable when you do not want to do breathing in the cpr at least to the compressions of the chest. you want to do it to the beat of staying alive the off staying alive song. you want to do that get an aed automatic external defibrillator do not be intimidated by them because they are made for laypeople. you get the aed up at the pats on the chest the absolutely give you the instructions on whether or not you need to shock or to fibula call 911, cpr, aed. all these things being done immediately that is what saves allies that is what happened with a brownie james. thankfully thus far he is reported doing better i cannot wait.

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snake camped outside the roosevelt hotel in midtown manhattan f first second straigt night after mayor eric adams says there is no more room for this comes as city announced plans to open another emergency shelter as migrants just keep coming from the southern border. cb cotton is alive outside that over packed hotel with more. >> hi arthel this weekend temperatures rose, so did frustrations while migrants waited here outside the roosevelt hotel the city's main arrival center for hours spread throughout the weekends dozens of migrants waited in lines wrapped around the block. others slept outside with us as migrants were told the hotel had

run out of space. since last spring where the 93000 migrants have arrived in the city and more than 56000 are still in the city's care. back and make the roosevelt hotel was opened up as a city's central intake center to provide legal, medical and other services and offer housing to parents and children. some migrants slept on the streets, the city told fox news children and families are being prioritized and being found a bed every single night for the city also wrote in part to fox, was still desperately need help from our state and federal partners that plea as migrants s met one of their own. [inaudible] [background noises] now, nearly two weeks ago new york city released at these flyers on them a notice that shelter space is not guaranteed here in the city and a request

asking migrants to consider another place to go by the city also announced single adult migrants will be limited to 60 days days with a chance to reapply amid the city's migrant crisis mayor eric adam met with depadepartment of homeland secuy secretary on thursday. adams says he has committed to visiting the city and providing a liaison for his agency to help address the situation. arthel: cb cotton, thank you very much. so for today is july 3048th anniversary of jimmy hoffa's disappearance. you know he was last seen getting into a car outside of the detroit area restaurant. as part of our fox station series riddled, the search for james are half i set out the former mob boss who back in 1975 attended a meeting about half as fate just days after hoffa disappeared. billy reputed former head of the crime family said jimmy hoffa

would not listen. in 1975 half at one of his job back as a present of the teamsters union. but the mafia said no. he said hoffa had a meeting with buffalo crime family boss russell who told hoffa to his face he should back down but hoffa refused that cost him his life appeared. >> they were talking, jimmy was talking just give it up. and of the red words he said rui love you like a brother. [inaudible] works russell said talk some sense into hoffa to get into standdown? to get him not to try to get his union back? >> yes because he had a union he did not need the money. correct hoffa would not listen? >> knono he wouldn't he wanted back. he wanted the deal they made that's what it was for chris was

a deal? lexi would come back and take over. >> with anything have stopped hoffa from trying not to get the presidency of the union about? >> i don't think so. i don't know so but i don't think so. quincy did not listen to reason? >> what is reason? he built that union so we thought it was his frequency tells a story in the new book the life we chose william big billy and the last secrets of america's most powerful mafia family. >> this is what the fbi wanted to hear for so many years that have vihad visited the hoffa tae they had visited billy after he was arrested in 2006 they visited him again when he was in prison in arizona. billy would not talk about it. billy never spoke about anything to anyone. regarding anything he was involved in progress big billy said hoffa's remains were likely cremated.

>> it was cooked. >> cooked? cremated in the furnace? do you think it is possible that jimmy hoffa, his body was brought back from detroit and buried in new jersey? >> no. >> why not? >> who's gonna drive a body all the way from detroit i think the day he got shot they cremated him. but that's only my opinion. >> cremated and right away? >> yes. >> is now only one official fbi suspects still alive appeared gabe is 84 years old is never been charged, there's been no solid evidence against him. he said he had nothing to do with it. he wants the feds to finally clear his name. >> they never ask me anything about where i was. never, not even once per. >> that's the most important thing for. >> quickset's rights records and never asked you where you were when jimmy hoffa disappeared? >> gabe said he wants to tell that to the hoffa family and me

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