i will be there waiting in the middle of the river. >> will: do it right here on "fox & friends." i promise. thank you, dr. siegel. >> good to see you. >> will: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> carley: have you heard all these before. >> i don't have a camera. >> ainsley: so this is a picture of devon archer over on the left. can you see he is playing golf with joe biden and hunter biden even though joe biden has always said we don't talk about business. i haven't ever discussed my business or my son's foreign business dealings. but here they are in this picture which kind of proves otherwise. you would think they would probably talk about his business. devon archer is going to -- not testify. we can't use that language because technically he is not going to be under oath. is he going to appear before members of congress at 10:00 a.m. this morning to answer their questions because is he reportedly said that hunter introduced his father to his foreign business partners or

perspective investors. he has also said think got on the phone together. hunter biden would call his cad on speaker phone some of the business folks burisma over in ukraine and brag his dad was vice president at the time and get him on the phone. >> will: in that closed door meeting scheduled to take place as you said today at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. it's expected that archer will reveal joe biden's alleged involvement in multiple phone calls regarding foreign business deals when he was vice president. the meeting is expected to last about four hours. the justice department sending a letter to archer on saturday, urging him to report to jail. remember, republicans say is an attempt continue tim date him before the meeting. >> odd that it was issued on a saturday and it's odd that it is right before is he 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. >> >> archer's legal team is saying. this quote: we are aware of

speculation that the department of justice's weekend request to have mr. archer report to prison is an attempt by the biden administration to intimidate him in advance of his meeting with the house oversight committee. to be clear, mr. archer does not agree with that speculation. >> joey: meanwhile president biden spending the week on vacation at his -- at the beach in delaware. you know, he probably needs some r and r there. >> will: yeah. absolutely. we will see what we find out today. ainsley, as you mentioned, there is potential for explosive testimony that ties joe biden to the corrupt business dealings. the evidence has absolutely mounted. but, what remains is that direct connection. could devon archer be the key that does connect joe biden to what we now know was a whole host of corrupt business dealings? >> we had some text messages that were released between devon archer and hunter biden.

this is what they say. guys, why don't you be archer and you be. >> will: a little bit of role playing. >> text message between everyone devon archer and hunter biden in 2018. the devin says the judge threw 2000 >> will: the point of this text has changed to show the nature of the relationship. >> ainsley: love each other.

>> will: intimate relationship and was directly -- archer was directly connected to a lot of these business deals that have made their way recall in the news hunter biden. >> ainsley: can you tell he didn't agree with him being convicted. the judge had thrown out that conviction. he was sentenced in 2022, devon archer for defrauding an american indian tribe. u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york sending a letter on saturday to the judge saying, asking the judge to set a date and time for devon archer to surrender and begin his one year prison sentence for that then after james comer was on with maria and you just saw that soundbite, he believes this is very odd. who is working on a saturday? why is the doj sending a letter to some judge on a saturday. we know how long things take in court. we know usually it takes months and months and years and years to get through the court system. why is anyone working on a weekend. he said that seems odd and highly unusual. he says that on maria's show.

a few hours on sunday doj takes that back. he says no, that's not what we meant. we do want him to go before the oversight committee. we want devon archer to talk then he needs to serve his time. >> will: gregg jarrett was on the show earlier and he said this game the doj played over the weekend amounts to object destruction of justice. >> the doj and fbi forbid irs investigators from examining the evidence of bribery, pursuing it. they couldn't even ask any questions about the big guy or joe biden that strikes me as obstruction of justice by the department of justice. it's corrupt so no wonder they have been very anxious to keep devon archer from testifying. he has the ability to blow the lid off of joe biden's phoney claims of innocence. so you are seeing obstruction and a cover-up by u.s. attorneys, department of justice, fbi. what they're really doing is trying to protect joe biden. >> will: the room is full of

smoke but is there a fire? is there something from this testimony? is there something in emails? will the republicans? because it looks like the appearance is republicans in congress are the only ones actually investigating this, looking for the fire for the smoke. no voter, no american sitting at home could look at this objectively and say wow, how shady can it get? i wish we would have pressed gregg jarrett more on the burisma angle. this is probably going to come centerpiece. the vice president went and fired someone viewed as corrupt. at that point the entire government of ukraine was viewed as you want dr. that's not a cover for why he fired him or to say that it was justified and had nothing to do with personal interest there's a lot of smoke here that shows joe biden taking actions as vice president that were unethical at best and illegal at worst. >> ainsley: these republicans, they are investigating. this they have also been investigating the border. many of them had talked about

beimpeaching mayorkas and investigate. trying to get to the bottom of what happened at the wuhan lab. without these republicans in office we wouldn't have answers to these questions. >> will: new reporting by the australian, the newspaper in australia that suggests dr. anthony fauci's quote, unquote boss the leader of warp speed, covid response, understood that the covid virus originated from in high probability originated from a wuhan lab and dr. fauci knew that as well. but participated in a cover-up for various reasons now, if we go back, this is information obtained by real clear politics philip wegmann. can you see what dr. fauci was saying in 2020 the spitting was heightened by the fact that scientists in wuhan were known to have been working on gain of function research to determine

the mock mechanisms bat infection and the outbreak originated in wuhan. so fauci was sending that in an email in february of 2020. >> so what we want to juxtapose this to is this video of dr. anthony fauci giving testimony and being questioned by senator rand paul, let's take a look. >> knowing it is a crime to lie to congress, do you wish to retract your statement of may 11th where you claimed that the nih never funded gain of function research in wuhan. >> senator paul, i have never lied before the congress and i do not retract that statement this paper that you are referring to was judged by qualified staff up and down the chain as not being gain of gain of function.>> take an anid increase to humans you are saying that's not gain of function research? >> that is correct. senator paul, you do not know

what you are talking about, quite frankly. i want to say that officially. you do not know what you are talking about. >> joey: my blood pressure gets raised because i understand the politics of a senate hearing. we watch these confirmation hearings. kamala harris might have built her national political career on being a bulldog sitting there. i get they get beat up on. but the arrogance in which he is responding to the senator when he is sitting there to be called to account reviewed and conduct ownership a function of our congress that is very much within their realm, to question bureaucrats unelected officials that change our lives with the swap of a pen and to say you don't know what you are talking about. and here we are a couple years later emails and statements that contradict that, that support rand paul's argument and line of questioning this is what we did when we said deep state, i don't know if that means a group of brewer democrats working to overthrow the government, but it

certainly means a group of bureaucrats who think they are untouchable and authority unimmind that's what we need out of our government. >> when you read the article in the australian. sherri markson reporter. she has written books origins of covid and get to the bottom of it. she got the great interview of robert cav electric. anthony fauci's because. she told her down play. come from the lab protect his reputation and deflect from risky coronavirus research his agency had funded. if you read the article down after a few paragraphs, it says the national institutes of health and other u.s. agencies funded 65 projects at the wuhan institute of virology over the past decade then they say on a private phone call they privately talked about how to turn down the temperature on

this so it wouldn't come back to them to be blamed. on a phone call february 1st, 2020 discussed that the virus looked like it might have been genetic little he can neared. we need to know to prevent this from the future. to prevent us from funding our u.s. tax dollars to the wuhan lab so they can do this experimental stuff that can potentially kill more people. >> will: so dr. fauci lied to the american public in suggesting that it was of natural origins when he knew, those emails reveal that it was of high probability that came from a lab. then lied to senator rand paul about playing a semantics game about what the is definition of gungs. we will have rand paul on this program to respond. he said one thing in front of congress but then the email says something different. >> will: los angeles dodgers bringing back faith and family day yesterday for the first time

since 2019. >> star pitcher clayton kershaw leading the movement to bring it back and joined by several special g.es. >> joey: our very own todd piro is here with more. >> todd: the event was last held before covid and calls to bring it back were stronger after major controversy surrounding the team's pride night last month. kershaw announced the event would return and led festivities yesterday with other outspoken christians in hollywood that includes actor chris pratt who has been very outspoken about his christian faith even amid criticism and threats of cancellation. he brought his son to mark the big day. even got to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. jeremy camp making remarks and performing after the game. no protesters were reported at the event yesterday but that wasn't the case in june when thousands ever christians turned tout to protest the team's pride night and their decision to

honor group that mocks catholics. initially uninvited after complaints but brought back for a special honor. not everyone thought that hosting the faith and family day was enough to make up for that honoring that group. some catholic organizations saying the event was just a band-aid for the team's actions. back to you guys. >> ainsley: all right. thank you, todd. i think carley is somewhere in the building. she has some headlines for us. carley? >> carley: i sure do. i thought you guys were going to talk about todd's story for a little bit. , i'm here now. >> ainsley: you are ready. >> carley: do we get to call the shots now? >> will: i think so. >> ainsley: gilgo beach killer what's the latest there? >> carley: i do feel a little bit empowered now because we are getting to decide what we do. this is a cool moment. fine. we do have headlines to to get. to say suspected gilgo beach killer rex heuermann is due in court tomorrow facing charges for mush derlg three women and prime suspect in the fourth. another woman found dead gilgo

beach shannon gilbert whose family believes she was also the victim of a serial killer even though her death was ruled a drowning. her family's lawyer joined us earlier on "fox & friends first" and had this to say. >> there is not a scintilla of evidence shah gill better ever went into the marsh where she is said to have drowned and the body, when it was found, was face up laying with its head on a bush. so it's impossible for that to have occurred. >> gilbert's family believes heuermann could have been involved in their daughter's death. the biden administration launching a beta version of a new website today for its new income driven student loan repayment plan. it comes as federal student loan repayments are set to resume in october after the supreme court struck down biden's student debt forgiveness plan. the website, which can be accessed on student aid.gov, will help borrowers make payments based on income and emphasize. and here's a look at will having

some fun in the sun yesterday, going down a water slide right here on fox square. the slide was just one of one several summer toys we showcased over the weekend who help -- with the help of toy insider.com it. definitely looks like will's favorite was that water slide going to down there head first. >> ainsley: that was great. >> will: i didn't have anything on griff jenkins to be honest. nobody had more fun than griff. i think that was me. no, that might have been griff. griff was doing head first. he was doing -- i don't know. >> ainsley: that looks so fun, was it great? >> will: yeah, it was a lot of fun, that is douglas murray first time hosting "fox & friends." we pulled him out of his suit and pulled him into shorts and said slide down. >> ainsley: welcome. this is what we do on "fox & friends." so fun. do you know the kids love these. have you all been to birthday parties? i can rent these things and they put them in your backyard. they come and set it up. we did the birthday parties. and they sore fun. >> come with a studly douglas murray show you how it works?

>> ainsley: was the water cold? ill will a little chilly. a couple weeks ago cold plunge 45-degree tub. everything is up from there. >> joey: plunge into the river not too long. >> will: warmer. >> are you doing that. >> will: yes august 19th. >> will: not a race but will said he is going to beat pete? >> will: for sure. >> ainsley: have you been training for it. >> will: yes. >> ainsley: when he did it was hard on him. >> will: i have been training. >> joey: talk about swim technique. the fall of bud light will be taught to students. >> ainsley: sharks star kevin o'leary says the collapse is the gift that keeps on giving. >> will: all right, all right, all right. matthew mcconaughey won't rule it out. >> it's more of a larger quest for me is politics the category where i can be the most useful. i would have to be convinced that's a category that i could be right useful in.

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♪ >> joey: welcome back, florida governor ron desantis is set to roll out his declaration of economic independence plan in a speech later this morning. >> will: the economy is expected to drive primary voters to the polls with 41% of iowa republicans saying it's the most important issue when deciding the nomination. >> ainsley: probably for you too if you don't live in iowa. here to discuss this is investor in o'leary ventures chairman

kevin owe leary. good morning to you, kevin. >> great to be here. thank you. >> ainsley: great to have you here. what is your response to this and what do you think of ron desantis' declaration of economic independence? >> i think it's a good move on his part because he has got himself in a lot of distractions lately, obviously, reflected in the polls. and the issues around the election are just being formed. >> the big debates coming up at the end of august, obviously, will highlight some of these. but you can't go wrong with the economy. there's no question about it. while we are seeing the stock market rise rapidly to new highs. 60% of the economy is basically main street america where they are having the highest rate hikes in history in terms of the speed at which they rose. for example, an auto loan a.a.a. client is now past 9%. so while it's great if you are an s&p 500 company, the rest of the economy where all the jobs are, 60%, are based around an economy that's looking more fragile to them as a voter. so i like what he is doing.

but he has got a long way to go. there has been real gaffes on his campaign that's obvious. by getting back on what people really care about is probably the best thing he can do at this point. >> will: if you are right, and i suspect that you are, kevin, is the economy. won't be in a general election for joe biden. you can see the polling right now only 38% approve of joe biden's handling of the economy. 60% disapprove. but, for ron desantis laying out this plan, kevin, he has to win a republican primary and have you pointed out that it hasn't gone swimmingly for ron desantis so far. i do have trouble seeing that the economy is his life preserver for his campaign because what people will do is look back to a time when the economy was better and that was under his primary opponent donald trump. >> well, you are trying to play an advance game here.

where will you be in the months ahead when the jurisdiction is going to vote for him, the constituency republicans? what will be on their mind when he they're actually at that ballot stage? and i think there's a lot of evidence, while we have had great policy in and big plans like the chips act and the ira act. inflation and all of that is billions of dollars for corporate america. small guy america is feeling very, very nervous. that is actually who is going to vote for this within the party if you think about it. people want to know who whoever is leading this have a plan to win a general election. and that means independent voters. you are thinking strategically as a republican who can get me the independence that actually decide the presidency. and that's main street america. 100 percent hear what you are saying. if you are playing the long game and not just a single debate. every got to have a plan for mr. and mrs. at the kitchen table because they are the ones that are going to decide whether you are president or not. i see lots of issues with high

interest rates that are going to be right at the center of this discussion and that is where rural america is and where 60% of jobs are created and nobody cares about them yet. but they will. >> joey: you know when you talk about something you won't be seeing served as much on main street or the kitchen table is the popular american beer bud light. talk about making a missteps. billions of dollars in losses all because and this is a quote i'm pulling off the internet so, you know, not directly attributed alissa gordon, i don't know how to say her last name i will just say this. she was quoted in a podcast saying the brand's focus was to no longer cater to frat guys. i don't know that frat guys is what was buying bud light. i will tell you who isn't buying bud light about 25% of the people who used to. >> this is an extraordinary case and one i will be teaching in business schools across americans this fall. in the history of beer, in the history from when it was

marketed because, remember, you are dealing with a commodity. beer is essentially the same. what different united states it is brand. so you spend hundreds of millions of dollars a year building up a brand and then you have to ask yourself on a campaign that really brings you in to a discussion around gender identity, is that the right thing for my beer brand? well apparently not. spend $200 million a year biggest moves in the beer market measured 1% to 5% in the year. that's extraordinary volatility. to say lose 25% market share has never been achieved. and it's impossible to even dream it. so what have you learned? social media, widely held view amongst my ceos if you get a bad social media story it's going to go away in 24 to 48 hours. that didn't happen here. we are still talking about this situation months later. and they continue to lose share,

that's number one as an issue. number two. you have really got to understand your constituencies. what they did there was very damaging. >> joe: i think most of us can see that. >> ainsley: know your audience. >> joey: kevin o'leary, great to see you this morning. take care. >> take care of. >> will: hunter biden's business partner expected to appear before lawmakers in hour. we will break down exactly is who devon archer is and other key players in the biden family business dealings. and andy mccarthy will help us explain all of the legal components. that's coming up next. my husba. it's the inspire implant. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. new emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? [sfx: video game sound]

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we have text messages that show the extent of their relationship. i love you, man, i love you, man. not so much love today as devon archer, it is expected, will reveal some of the dirty and corrupt business dealings. how does he know? because he was a business partner in some of those deals in romania, ukraine, and in china. again, at 10 a.m. today in a four hour hearing you will hear from devon archer. weirdly over the weekend the doj sent a letter to archer saying time to report to prison why is that? because in 2018 he was convicted of defrauding a native american tribe it's on abea appeal. it's odd that the doj was working on a saturday and said why don't you go ahead and get to prison. on sunday they said we don't mean before you are supposed to testify. all very odd. it's the start of this drama. tony bobulinski is another character. you have probably become familiar with he created a company to work with the chinese energy company with biden.

he alleges that joe biden is the big guy. he saw the business dealings. he was there when they were talking about where the payments were going. and that 10% would go to the big guy. bobulinski says he met with biden in 2017. but that gets the ball rolling. we should hear from as well eric southeastern. is he described as a close confidante and counsel to joe biden nau now sherwin has had a falling out with hunter biden. he as such is well positioned to share some of the dirty details inside of those business dealings with the house g.o.p. somewhat of a bless holder we know the names individuals related to hunter and potentially joe biden for example in china. how about with the cefc a chinese energy company. we have the text messages of

threatening raymond zoo zhao i expect a payment. if not, there will be a fries pay. i'm sitting here with my father tonight waiting for your call but, multi-million dollars deals with done with hunter since 2000 2015 that's coming out because was high on crack and left a laptop in delaware. just like in china, a bit of a place holder in ukraine where burisma business partners have begun to reveal details in a 1023 form. an investigative form with the fbi. a confidential informant has revealed the communications about if that -- if that ci, that confidential informant is to be believed, about $5 million, $10 million going to hunter, to joe, to the biden family. hunter, of course, sat on the burisma board where he was making something like $83,000 a month despite not speaking ukrainian or russian or knowing

anything about the oil and gas business. but he has as well been connected to those dirty dealings in ukraine. the question we begin to learn maybe today with devon archer is whether or not joe biden is as well connected to that influence peddling. bring in andy mccarter a former u.s. attorney and federal prosecutor to join the conversation this morning. andy, it's always great to see you. there has been some question here this morning on what can be expected from devon archer's testimony. is it your expectation that james comer and the house republicans already have a pretty good idea of what devon archer will say? is there any risk out there that he is kind of, with his long time relationship, actually in the end ends up helping the bidens? >> well, will, i think there's a real chance of that. after all, archer is now looking at a year in prison on a single fraud conviction that hunter biden is implicated in but was

not charged with. that's all he's got on his radar. and i think some of this letter over the weekend. the dust-up over that has to do with the fact that reminding archer that the house of representatives is not in any position to vanquish that sentence. that sentence is it going to happen one way or the other. and this goes to a problem in congressional investigations. they don't have the ability to prosecute people or to give them relief from their sentences in exchange for cooperation. so they have to hope that they get truthful testimony. archer, what people, i think, are expecting is that archer is going to go into the house and say, you know what? all of the things i was doing with hunter for the last decade were fraudulent and i just don't see, given his history, why he would come in and do that since he has only got the one case involving the one-year imprisonment. and they can't help him.

they can't reduce the sentence. >> will: that's what i want to follow up on, andy. let me talk about motivation really quickly. i'm going to put two parties' motivation on the table here. first, the moment investigation of the doj sending that letter over the weekend. i just heard what you had to say. we talked to gregg jarrett earlier this morning. you think that was in fact an intimidation tactic. the house republican committee can do nothing to help you. you are still going to be returning to prison. so watch what you say. that's the motivation i hear you saying correct. that's what the doj was attempting to do. what is devon archer's motivation? if he can't have his sentence reduced in the other trial. if the house republicans can't do anything to help him, is it just that he is mad at hunter and mad at the bidens and he now has incentive to testify against him? what's his motivation? >> well, in one sense, he is trying to show that he is being cooperative in the hope that that -- the only hope he has at this point, will, is that the justice department decides to be lenient with him and the way

people typically do that is to try to exhibit that they are trying now to turn a new page in their lives and be as cooperative as possible. i just don't think he is going to get that relief from the justice department. last week, when hunter biden had the failed plea, they filed a statement of facts that was the background to those two cases. now, the house investigation is operating on the theory that they were trading on joe biden's political influence. these payments are basically bribery. and they needed to hide the source of the payments, which is why you have nonpayment of taxes and all these, you know, labyrinth payment channels or money channels they put the money through. if that is the cases why would you as the justice department did sign off on a statement of facts that says the reason all the money was coming in is because hunter is a very high-end sophisticated lawyer who had high end clients

internationally and domestically and why would you, if you think that they're hiding the money because it's bribe money, why would you say in a statement of facts that hunter didn't pay his taxes because he was drug-addled. they signed off on the justice department has signed off on a statement facts that is completely the opposite of what the house's theory is. >> will: right. i can't imagine the doj is going to reward testimony that is harmful to the bidens. that would being a big zig to the historic zag of the last couple of years. really quickly because i'm over time here, andy. let's just say that devon archer is a patriotic american motivated to tell the truth. what would be the most damning thing in your estimation he could say today hey, i was there. i saw it. i saw that joe biden did a quid pro quo with ukraine or china? >> yeah, sure. he could say that kind of thing. but i think, given where we are at, will, he could also say by the way, i was put in the grand jury a week or two ago and they didn't ask me any questions

about joe biden. >> will: oh that, would be interesting as well. further showing i think the role played here by the doj and prosecutors. all right, andy mccarthy, thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> thanks, will. >> will: still ahead the military facing a military recruitment crisis. david villanueva knows all about fighting for america on its front lines and he joins us next. ♪ type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone.

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absolute inspiration. medal of honor recipient david villanueva joins us now. it is a little bit about the marine corps but a lot about our military. it's about the struggles that we have not just getting young men and women to want to serve but listen to this, man, 77% of america's youth are grawstled from military service due to lack of physical fitness. criminal record. low test scores and drug use what do you say to that? >> first of all, i know exactly what you are doing. we are all going to say congratulations to the marine corps. >> joey: no, i didn't go there. >> the reality is america needs a strong, disciplined lethal marine corps that makes us all safer. our other branches, though, we are struggling on a lot of things and don't under estimate how damaging the end of afghanistan was to the morale of parents that have to trust these

institutions with their sons and daughters. we are still divealg with that ewould dealing with making illegal the term mom and dad. it's absolute chaos. we have enough problem dealing with qualified people. but we are not helping ourselves in the army and the navy and the air force right now. >> you know, space force, it needs 500. and they are going to make that probably from other services. the marine corps, even to get its goals is leaning into the reserve component bringing in recruiters. secret in the sauce that the marine corps is doing effectively. i believe this was true to the army when you joined. this is the response from the acting cam can't who was asked about bonuses because they have a lot of pressure to bring in bonuses. he says your bonus is you get to call yourself a marine. the reason i bring that up is i have said for months now the answer to this recruiting crisis

is to keep the challenge the same and ask people to rise to it. don't pull those standards down and say well, it would be a regular life but in uniform. what do you think about that? >> i think you are spot on. in the marine corps when i was recruiting with the army, generational marines. this was something that you -- mom was a marine, dad was a marine. you want to be a marine, too. that was the whole thing. we heard from our secretary of the army recently where she seems almost conflicted with multi generations serving the country in the army. >> yes. >> that's schizophrenic. we have a lot to iron out. the reality is, a, we have artificially high recruiting quotas for our kinetic tempo but the other side is we need to be proud and get into the high schools and get into the colleges. >> joey: that's exactly right. one of our biggest problems is people who did serve now don't want their kids to serve. the army has got more history than any of us. we need an army. david, i appreciate you,

brother. >> appreciate you. >> joey: yes, sir. thank you for your service. all right, carley, i don't know if you are looking to join the military any time soon but you might want to read some headlines. >> carley: that's exactly what i will do right now. joey. new york city police are searching for the person responsible for robbing a woman and beating her with a weighted sock. and the suspect could be posing as a u.p.s. delivery man. police say the victim was getting off the elevator in manhattan on saturday when the suspect pulled her back in and hit her several times in the back of the head. stealing $25. she is recovering from her injuries, thank god. matthew mcconaughey side stepping when asked if he would ever run for office. listen to this. >> it's more of a larger question for me is politics the category where i can be the most useful? i would have to be convinced that that's a category that i could be quite useful in. >> carley: mcconaughey did admit he thinks about whether to run all the time. very interesting. those are your headlines. now let's check in with

meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. hey, adam. >> making some friends with some georgians, south georgia in macon, actually. first off do you have anybody you want to say hi to. >> all our family and friends we have too many grand children to name. >> what about you guys? >> i want to say hello to gene and anete. >> adam: what do you think about this new york weather? >> it's fabulous. >> they said fabulous and they are absolutely right. temperatures across the country. sitting at only around 70 degrees here in the big apple. there are plenty of spots though across the country where it's a little bit on the warmer side. stretch further to the south and you are seeing it. heat alerts there across the south. guys, throw it back into joey. you are from georgia. is he from georgia. are you guys joey fans? >> yeah. big fan. >> adam: me too also a joey friend. >> joey: go dogs. >> go dawgs. >> joey: all right. thanks, brother. we have a big show ahead. senator rand paul and sean

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>> ainsley: outraged g.o.p. lawmakers pulling funding from the sm smithsonian's american latino exhibit accusing it depicting hispanics as our nation's victims. juan cisco monee saying, quote: the only thing worse than your story not being told is your story being wrongly told. the hispanic community deserves better. our next guest devoted himself by promoting founder of the nvido u.s.a. good morning to you. >> good morning. ainsley. >> ainsley: they have pulled funding from. this they said we are not giving tax dollars to this museum anymore because it sends the wrong message. what is your opinion about the message? did you visit the museum and what did you think. >> look, ainsley, i think it's really important to highlight the history behind the latino museum and this project really

was championed, has been championed by the republicans. a project that was started under the bush administration. was pretty much dormant during the obama administration. and then signed into law by president trump with the support of senate republicans like senator ted cruz and marco rubio. so when you look at how the museum has been, you know, presenting itself, it's totally acceptable for republicans in the house to pump the brakes and is a no taxpayer money should be funding woke ideology we don't want it in our schools and we don't want it in our businesses and we definitely don't want it depicting the history of latinos in america. i really think it's important to differentiate kind of the different sources that are going out here and, first and foremost, we have the smithsonian which is a federal agency. and you have the friends of the latino museum which is an advocacy organization that is really behind the bill, the language ensuring that the museum stays nonpartisan and true to the hispanic values. i go back to what even the

bienvenido poll. 80% of americans believe that the american dream is alive and we should briefer it. there has been eyebrows raised with the molina gallery exhibition didn't showcase the true values behind the hispanic community. i think from now until 10 years from now when the exhibit will actually curate. it's important to note we should be celebrating the important values that the hispanics are so tied to in america. >> ainsley: thank you so much, abraham. i hope they fix this and make the museum up to far so that the latino community is happy with it. >> thank you, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you so much for coming on. coming up country music star craig morgan reenlists in the army reserves. he is going to join us next to talk about it.

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>> fox news alert, two major stories. devin archer is expected to begin a closed-door meeting on capitol hill in two hours. meeting expected to last about four hours and he's expected to speak about joe biden's alleged involvement in foreign business deals when vice president. a letter delivered to devin archer urging him to appear at jail. >> odd it wa