and i'm going to learn more about this as i am sure many of americans will continue to watch over thank you both for being here. >> thank you. katie: and think you for spending part of your sunday with us if you have a great week ahead, good night from washington.

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i swear to god will have the last laugh, and we'll see whether that friendship remains intact after after archer testifies today, here on capitol hill, todd and carla, let's be brutally clear here. what this attempt to put devon archer in jail right before the hearing is all about one it is to intimidate. i understand that his lawyers put out that statement that is just trying to like getting good races. this is clearly an attack. empty. to tell devon archer. look you turn on the bidens. you could be in trouble with the doj. it's also an attempt to remind the world and, of course, the democrats and the media are going to run with this that devon archer is a convicted criminal to try and reduces credibility in front of everybody. it's a dirty tactic was sentenced to a i believe a year and a day in jail for defrauding native american tribes. so on the flip side, guys got nothing to lose. when he talks to the oversight committee today, it's going to be a closed door testimony, right, doug, but we make it that transcript later today. it is closed door. we do hope to get at least some indication of what he talked about, if not

today, in coming days, so we'll get some kind of read of the room. but you know we're going to hear different versions. of course of what he said we will. yeah absolutely. with jamie raskin on one side, james comer and the other we've seen it before. we're probably going to see it again. >> hope they can agree. it happened on monday, rand paul paul sending criminal referral for dr. anthony fauci claiming he has proof the former white house doc lied under oath about the original of the virus. dr. fauci wrote, scientists in wuhan university are known to have been working on gain of function experiments with human infection and outbreak originated in wuhan. paul says this contradicts everything he says -- all the

way back in february of 2020. he said where did this virus come from? could it have occurred or been genetically engineered. he says there are highly credible scientists that are worried about this virus because scientists, these are his exact words, scientists in wuhan university known to have been working on gain of function experiment. he says that, we know whole-heartedly the united states is sending money to wuhan institute of virology and testified united states never

funded gain of research. >> todd: this was lie under earth, criminal referral is about lying under oath to congress. he is in charge of the doj right now, biden administration, doesn't appear it will go anywhere, you never know. overall take away is that if we had admitted and acknowledged where the virus came from off the bat instead of cow towning to china to not upset them, we would have spent less time worrying about that and more time on saving lives. >> carley: was it about not upsetting china or covering up the fact the united states was funding gain of function research in the wuhan institute and even in the earliest days of the crisis, fauci is told the nih is sending money to the wuhan lab and told by dr. christian anderson some

features of covid look engineered. he convenes a big conference with a bunch of scientists and they say, it could have come from a lab. a few days later, at least five scientists on the conference call change their tune, we do know their papers were sent for approval to dr. fauci and francis collins. you are look as a wild conspiracy theorist if you brought up the lab leak theory. y were removed from social media, posts were censor and now it is clear that it is more than likely that this came from the lab. >> todd: you made the point it was to cow down to china. which individual? you and i didn't send money, it

looks like it was this establishment of fauci and his cronies that did the malfeasance of getting that money over there. >> carley: just two weeks ago, the united states stopped sending money to wuhan. >> todd: way to strike when the irons are hot, america. >> carley: we have this story, parents of a 22-year-old alabama woman found dead in the u.s. virgin islands are desperate to find out what happened to their daughter. they said local police have not been helpful and one detectives was just killed. >> todd: her parents are here to tell us what they think happened to their daughter, they are here live next.

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>> carley: the family of a woman found unresponsive at her home in the virgin islands is here. it was basically negative autopsy, there is no injury, nothing to explain the cause of the death. patrick ledbetter and sharon thrash are lilly's parents and they join me now. good morning to you both. thank you for joining us. i cannot imagine what you are going through right now. your daughter's case remain open and the details are a mystery. patrick, what do you think happened to your daughter? >> we really don't know right now. we know that her landlord found

her dead in the apartment, tried to resuscitate her. we know the police arrived shortly thereafter. we have gotten really nothing from the virgin island police. we were told that our autopsy could take anywhere from two to five months by the attorney general's office. i asked about who was questioned, who was possible sus suspects, any of that information and we haven't received anything. >> carley: shell sharon, shelly was a student and was living in the virgin island.

>> she was on an internship working there and she loved the island and she wanted to stay there for another year after she finished her internship to see what shea wanted to do, if she wanted to continue -- come back and go back to school or stay there for a while longer. >> carley: we're showing pictures of her right now, we know she was an accomplished dancer. she is beautiful and could have been a model if she wanted to. she was working at a animal shelter and working for a boating company. what do you know about her job there? >> well, we know that she had come home for a recent visit in the summer and she returned back there on may 10, which was basically 27 days before her death.

she had been introduced to a man named william tuttle there, to possibly take on a good opportunity, possibility as first mate on charter boat for the charter company. william tuttle is a contractor for yellow bird and he has, i think, another small charter boat. anyway, he -- we feel that basically that this guy was a sexual predator and manipulated our daughter. we have lots of information regarding him, the relationship between himself and our daughter. it seems as though if this was a relationship or something here in the states, we would -- he

would already be a major suspect. to this date, i don't think he's been questions. >> carley: that is your independent speculation, he is not a suspect by police in the v virgin islands, is that correct? >> no, he hasn't been questioned. >> carley: william tuttle gave us a statement. i was looking for a first mate and luck would have it, i have never had a better assistant for the three weeks she was working for me. she learned quickly. ms. lilly could maneuver and dock the dinghy and was perfect by day two and she was enjoying the hospitality industry.

she will be missed. >> carley: sharon, what is your reaction to hearing that statement? >> wow, that was, i don't know how to react to that. after seeing and hearing from lilly and i think she started out and it was just that, she loved her job and she loved what she thought were going to be her opportunities, but at the end, it was not what she thought and she wanted to get away. she wanted to leave the island. >> carley: i know you want answers, as any parent would. we have run over time, really quickly, are members of u.s. law enforcement working on this case? would that help get answers, do you think? >> we're trying to get some u.s. law enforcement involved, but

without the autopsy, most of them are telling us they can't do anything, they are limited in what they can do because it is a u.s. territory or whatever. it is just we can't get information and can't get enough information to get something to gain traction down there to get action. >> carley: i hope that changes for you. like i said, i can't imagine what you are going through. we know you want answers desperately. thank you for coming on. we know it is a difficult thing to talk about on tv, we're praying for you and your family for sure. patrick and sharon, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: absolutely. all right, is your paycheck keeping up with inflation? the majority of voters say we have the latest polling.

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president trump is facing 40 charges in smith's probe into his handling of classified documents. >> todd: pennsylvania state representative ryan mckenziie, wants to flip it back to red as part of his campaign launch and says he is the only candidate with a proven and effective record who can hit the ground running in the fight to get america back on track and he joins us now. great campaign statement, why specifically are you jumping in this race? >> i'm running for congress because we are losing our country and for far too long, we've had politicians who say one thing and do another when they get elected, sometimes going against interest of the american people. the seat i'm running for, we

have susan wild who campaigns as a moderate, she is far left democrat pushing policies, she is wrong for america. i am ready to get america back on the right track. >> todd: your four principles are growing the economy, defending value, securing communities and restoring freedom. sounds great, how will you do that? >> on my website, mckenzieshg for congress.com, we layout the details. they are pushing massive spending, driving inflation and pushing open borders. we need to be pushing back strenuously and reign in the spending and fight that agenda and protect with an open border. we have all plans if they want

to go to mackenzieshg.com. push a conservative agenda. policies are the same thing president trump ran on in 2016 and 2020, close swing state. lehigh valley is competitive, get america back on track. >> todd: you are running in 2024, presidential election year, joe biden won this district in 2020, presumably his policies will be on the ballot, are voters in your district happy with how the economy is going specifically? this notion of bidenomics? >> no, people are struggling here. unfortunately that massive

amount of spending is driving inflation, butchering cost of everything from energy, food, house nothing our area and we're seeing it. people are struggling, living paycheck to paycheck and you don't have to take my word for it, the u.s. fed said over half inflation is driven by overspending and that is what joe biden and susan wild have been pushing, that ends up being hidden tax and people are struggling. >> todd: if you thought it was tough in 2022, with how close it was, get ready for 2024, it will be tougher. wish you best of luck, thank you, sir. >> thank you, god bless. >> carley: adam klotz will look at the fox weather forecast. >> adam: it is still summer, cooler in the northeast, ton of heat is the big story.

heat alerts stretch from texas to florida and stretching north into kansas. you will see ectreme heat next couple days. heat plus humidity today and seeing temperatures close to 110 degrees day after day after day, taking you to thursday. 109 is feels-like temperature, 112 in corpus christi. feeling relief in new england and portions of upstate new york and up into vermont. highs on monday in the 70 s. there is plenty of spots where it is warm out there. it is nice. >> sticking around all week long. >> excellent news. thank you. >> police arresting a georgia man and two men in the bahamas.

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>> todd: a georgia mom of three is arrested. >> lindsay shiver, terrance

bethel and faron newbold are accused in the plot. police uncovered a plan to kill her husband, form auburn football player robert shiver while investigating another case. her husband had filed for divorce after finding out about the affair with bethel. police found what's app messages detailing how the three would carry out the plan and according to a police report on july 16th, they did agree to commit an offense, namely the murder of robert shiver. local resident in the bahamas reacting temperature is sad, people don't have to go that far ever. no one deserves any of that. i just hope the kids make it unscathed out of there and hope everyone gets peace out of it. things were seemingly fine in

2020, according to instagram, shiver sharing her thoughts on a perfect matter. not clear if there are attorneys, they are due back in court on the 5th. >> todd: man accused of stabbing bob lee to death in san francisco will appear in court today for preliminary hearing. prosers will reveal new evidence. he killed lee over romantic relationship with his sister. eerie surveillance footage capture lee's finals moments after being stabbed in the heart. he died with a five-inch stab wound officers arrested momini. >> carley: rex heurmann is due

in court tomorrow face #ed with charges of killing three women and suspect in a fourth. shannon gilbert's family believes she was the victim of a serial killer, even though her death was ruled as drug-induced drowning. >> todd: sir, shannon was seen knocking on neighbor doors while on the phone with 911. how did police go from that to saying that this killing or this death was not a homicide, but a drowning? >> the police concluded shannon had drown before they had located her remains, they did not know where she was. the theory was absurd. they had evidence shannon was

saying they are trying to kill me. she was accosted. there is not evidence that she went into the marsh where she is said to have drown and the body was face up laying with the head on a bush. it is impossible for that to have occurred. the police have changed their story and say she died of a tragic unknown accident. these are homicide detectives who have no evidence, that unheard of. there is overwhelming evidence she was murdered. i brought in dr. michael bodin, medical examiner, and dr. bodin and i looked at the bones of

shannon and did an autopsy. you could see the bone in the throat was fractured, when the bone is fractured that means you are have been strangled. dr. boddin said on fox two weeks ago she was murdered. we have evidence pointing to murder and no evidence pointing to drowning. >> carley: do you believe rex heurmann killed her? >> i don't say that. i don't know. we have no, we're not able yet to make a connection between rex heurmann and shannon gilbert, there just isn't any connection at this time, we don't say that. >> todd: you said you were looking into it, what are you doing to look into whether or not there could be that possible

connection? >> well, i have a nice team of researchers and investigators and of course i issue myself, do the work and we're looking through all the records i've gathered up thousands of pages of records in this case for the last 12 years that i've been in it. we have tons of those things we're going through. we're researching what else we see on the internet. >> todd: why was the client shannon was with before her death never investigated? >> joe brewer was the john and he claims he took a lie detector test and passed it. we found out that is not exactly true and for reasons we went

explain, he was never charged, even though he was responsible for bringing a sex worker across state lines for the purpose of having sex and did have sex with her. she called 911, when did you ever hear of a sex worker doing that, in fear she was about to be killed. >> todd: john ray, we will be watching, if you have updates bring it to us. elon musk says he received multiple offers to move twitter headquarters out of san francisco, we'll tell you whether or not he will take them. >> carley: cheryl casone is here next.

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of a doom spiral. >> todd: cheryl casone joins us now with more, cheryl. >> cheryl: san francisco is heading into a doom spiral and what that means, it is when an urban city like san francisco, where your tax base flees, you don't have revenue to support critical services like police because your taxpayer says are gone. elon musk says he received offers to move twitter out of san francisco. many have offered for x to move headquarters out of san francisco and the city is in doom spiral with one company offer the other and they expect x to move, too, we will not. san francisco population has been tanking, 7.5% drop until july of 2022. by the way, their office vacancy

rate almost 32%, incredibly high number because of remote work since the pandemic. i just talked to a friend in san francisco who said the city is a mess, just depressing. >> carley: not a good situation, what is going on with this big trucking giant yellow trucking, what happened there? >> cheryl: yellow trucking is ceasing operations as of today, fifth largest trucking company in the united states. i had spoken with yellow ceo during earlier this month and asked him this came down to a fight with the teamsteres. he told us, the teamsters, we will offer them raises and teamsters are not willing to negotiate. >> disagreement is over the

modernization of the company. the union was alignment and second face brought us to need to negotiate and talk about modernization and keeping the company competitive moving forward by addressing wages and addressing employee concerns. >> cheryl: this collapse means 30,000 workers without jobs, 12,000 trucks out of commission. this 99-year-old company, larngest collapse the industry has received. they received $700 million in pandemic loans, they ship for walhart, home depot and impact of the supply chain will be substantial thchl is a very big hit to the trucking industry and job losses.

the lawyer from yellow said basically the teamsters wanted this to happen, they wanted yellow out of business. holiday season is around the corner, you do nothe want to lose the truckers. and voters not buying bidenomics. >> cheryl: most of them don't even understand what it is. new poll, 70% of respondents say income has not kept up with inflation. 50% that know what bidenomics is associate it with inflation. to be clear here, wages have not, wages are just starting to reverse track and real wages have been down until the last month or so. for him to say americans are

doing better, that is not true and i cover this data on fox brees business in this studio, what he's saying doesn't add up. >> carley: miksz your name with the economy, see how it pans out for the president. >> todd: democrats trying to downplay hunter biden's business partner's testimony in the biden family probe today. >> i think this is a witch hunts, i don't think he's being treated differently than anyone else. they have come forward with not one shred of evidence. >> house republican are going to accuse him. >> todd: joe concha will react next. >> carley: will cain is here. >> rand paul says dr. fauci lied when he said this to congress.

>> do you wish to retract your statement never funded gain of function research in wuhan? >> i have never lied before the congress. you do not know what you are talking about. >> senator paul joins us live on criminal referral to the doj for the former nih director. two major stories, hunter biden's business partner devin archer will appear for a closed door testimony, same day former property manager from mar-a-lago will appear in the classified documents case against president trump. sean hannity on what we should expect sxchl country music's most iconic stage. he joins us on his call to serve. oh, hello! hi! do you know that every load of laundry could be worth as much as $300? really? and your clothes just keep getting more damaged the more times you wash them. downy protects fibers, doing more than detergent alone. see? this one looks brand new. saves me money? i'm starting to like downy.

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>> todd: ' former hunter biden it business associate devon archer expected to testify behind closed doors today.

is he expected to head is light on then vice president's involvement on hunter's business dealings. is many and push by some for impeachment inquiry. >> i think mccarthy may open an impeachment inquiry because he thinks it will let off the steam with the crazies in this conference. >> this is a witch-hunt. if hunter biden has broken the law he should be held accountable for it. i don't think he is being treated any differently than anyone else who is accused of the crimes he is accused of. >> they have come forward with not one shed shred of evidence. >> will accuse him of all sorts of stuff. >> whether they have the evidence or not. >> joe concha is a columnist for the messenger and he joins us now. joe, looks like a bit of a mixed bag today when it comes to archer's testimony. last week we heard that joe biden has been on dozens of

calls with burisma and business execs. "wall street journal" says he wasn't substantially involved in any of hunter biden's business deals. what do you think about all of that and how this is covered. >> boy, carley, if i'm on a call with my son from executives from an overseas major energy company, i'm pretty sure that means i'm involved, right? always judge somebody by their actions and not their words think testimony by devon archer could be as consequential as we have seen in capitol hill on capitol hill in some time. and, again, this is not so much about hunter biden as it is about the sitting president and joe biden. and the big question is did he profit from his son's profoundly shady business dealings, marinaded in influence peddling of the family name overseas in places like china and ukraine and multiple other countries because, if that is the case, you are looking at the biggest political story involving a u.s. president of our lifetime.

the question is will other media outlets give this testimony the weight and serious consideration that it deserves? and i think we know the answers, it's a word todd that begins with n and ends with o. >> todd: goes beyond that arch enemy, devon archer also calls out the doj for now trying to put devon archer in jail just before he is set to testify. the attack on devon archer is well underway by the doj. they are trying to send this intimidation, this message to him don't you testify negatively against the bidens or you will get what's coming. send a message to the media, hey, reminder this guy is a convicted felon. you can use that to go after him and attack his credibility. don't you expect the media to do that as well as, quite frankly, ignore the story? >> of course, ted, because we have seen this movie before. we saw it with hunter biden's own laptop. and suddenly 51 former

intelligence officials magically appear forward and say oh that laptop is russian disinformation. oh, did you look at the laptop? have you seen the evidence? oh, no, of course not. it's a feeling that we have therefore we are all going to sign off on w. a letter and the media signs off on this see this means this is. this in this case devon archer coming forward oh, actually, this is a why you can't trust, this is a convicted felon. don't listen to anything he has to say even though he is hunter biden's former business partner. >> this is the playbook that we're going to see and, again, if he comes forward and confirms what those irs whistleblowers says last week as far as joe biden profiting from hubbard's business dealings, then, i would think it's game, set, match but, as you said, if the media decides to say this guy is lying then we are basically at a stalemate at this point as far as the coverage and what it should be at this point, todd, carley. >> carley: on friday, joe biden finally acknowledged hunter's

4-year-old daughter his grand daughter in a statement they sent to "people" magazine. a cnn panel discussed that listen to what they had to say. >> it's not republicans, with all due respect, who made lund on a complete scum bag on this and other issues. ignoring his own daughter for four years and the president of the united states hanging up a stocking for the dog and not for his seventh grandchild? >> look, we can also have sympathy for people who are struggling with addiction. let's keep this conversation respectful. >> listen, i totally agree. and do you know a lot of families deal with addiction. and do you know who ends up picking up the pieces, the grandparents? >> carley: joe, what do you think about that? >> that's a great argument, quite frankly. i would love to say that i'm shocked that this is even a debate that the family biden family, hunter biden and joe biden have handled this with any integrity and responsibility? i'm not shocked. cnn believes it's their job to

defend bidens at all cost even where you are talking about the indefensible. hunter biden fought providing proper child support tooth and nail despite being a millionaire. joe and jill refused to acknowledge this child. >> carley: a lot going on with the biden family, to say the least. >> todd: "fox & friends" starts now, joe. >> ainsley: we begin with a fox news alert on two major stories we are following for you this morning. first, hunter biden's former business associate devon archer expected to testify on capitol hill this morning at 10:00. in that closed door testimony he is, expected to reveal that joe biden's alleged involvement in multiple phone calls regarding foreign business deals when he was the vice president. >> and then in miami, a long time employee of former president trump's mar-a-lago estate is set to appear before a judge in connection with the classified documents case. >> will: