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>> brian: trump wants judge recusal and venue change. >> ainsley: peter doocy joins us. welcome back. >> peter: thank you. nearly every elected democrat in town talking about all talk of biden doing something political is for political purpose. one democrat come forward to say hunter biden should be prosecuted if he's found guilty of anything. >> what we saw from the archer testimony was a very unflattering picture of hunter biden, no material involvement from joe biden himself. >> it is smoke that the republicans are trying to gin up and no fire and trying to redirect american attention away from most important indictment in american history, donald trump's. >> peter: you have president trump, he has until 5:00 tonight

to explain truth social post he made prosecutors say was a threat. this is a quote, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. prosecutors want a protective order against trump, that is not a gag order, would prevent him from posting about lawyers and judges and the government in this case. he is still posting about the judge with this, there is no way i can get a fair trial with the judge assigned to the fair election case. everybody knows this and so does she. she will be asking for recusal of this judge on powerful grounds andic loowise for venue change out of dc. as this is going on with the trump team, biden stach staff has been scheduling different things, so it is hard to ask about it. today he will host world

champion astros from next year. >> steve: you go to new mexico tomorrow? >> arizona, new mexico and utah. >> brian: he's talking green energy. thank you issue peter. what is donald trump up against? >> ainsley: let's bring in alina ha habba, attorney for former president trump. this judge nominated by president obama one of the toughest punishers of the january 6 riots. do you think the judge will recuse herself? what do you snng >> she should recuse herself. the system is broken and when you ask for recusal from a judge like this, involved with fusion gps cases, the russia hoax, who has clear links to hunter biden in a law firm. anyone with ethics will say, i

cannot oversee this case. the judges have to decide this. i have seen this with a case i had with hillary clinton, the judge had ties and the judge refused to recuse. the problem is, it should be decided by someone other than the judge. a motion must go in. >> brian: everybody on your team expects another indictment in georgia in next two weeks, you says the prosecutors are doing photo shoots and getting barricades ready in anticipation of protesters showing up in the purple state of georgia. >> yeah, i think we can expect it. it is sad when you know what to expect because their games are predictable. fanny is making this about herself, given the motion jack smith filed on friday. she's been waiting for years to

have her moment and i think we see that a lot with corrupt da and ag's. it is about people getting a headline. it is about the indictment, not about the fairness or if he will get out and i think fanny is lining up and waiting to have have a press cycle pass to have a single georgia moment. >> steve: are you referring to her as corrupt? >> i think what we're seeing is -- >> steve: that is what you just said a moment ago. >> i said there are corrupt daytime emmys and ag's. this is what happens, they are backed by soros, it is publicly known and they do things for the party, not for the law, not for the benefit of the state, for the party. that is corruption and we cannot

have it. they become politicians and they are not, supposed to be lawyers and judges and das, this does not do that. >> ainsley: what about the protective order? i know if this judge gets, y'all have to respond today by 5 p.m. you asked for a thursday dead 2k4r9 line, the judge said no, i need to know by monday 5:00 whachl does this mean? donald trump won't be able to share things about the grand jury transcript or that kind of thing. >> correct. it is something we agree to with the president in other cases and he's never violated them. there are protection for the witnesses and evidence that comes out. we don't always object. this is different, this is jack smith being a victim, more him being afraid if you look at it

closely. protective order in terms of witness testimony and exhibits, those are things we never disagreed to and president trump has never violated that, that doesn't seem to be an issue for my client. jack smith does not like the discomfort of the attention from what he brought. >> brian: last question, the order in which cases come forward. today, which is first one you are tackling and are you setting up separate teams for the prior three as opposed to the civil suit? the three and say a separate one for the fourth? >> yes. obviously, there is interaction between the lawyers to the expect we can make sure we are coordinated with court order and privileges. these are different cases in different states and you need lawyers with expertise in those

states. we do have some overlap in criminal attorneys, but usually one point person from that state. >> steve: quick exit question for you. given scrutiny about what the former president says, is anybody reviewing his social media before he hits send? he said stuff over the weekend that is getting a lot of attention. >> yeah, the president obviously has access to his social media, there is system in place, we have a ton of communication people. in terms of what he does day-by-day, minute by minutes, that is his personal business. >> steve: nobody is reviewing before he hits send? >> i will not speak to that, the president has the right to send it and if it needs to be reviewed, it gets reviewed. he is a grown man and does as he wishes. >> brian: anyone with twitter over last years knows.

>> ainsley: what will your response be by 5:00. >> i am not the attorney on the case, as you know, my response will be in the paper that the attorneys put in. i think they will be fair. we don't have issues with certain parts, but to put a gag order on candidate for president and say he can't respond to people attacking him is unconstitutional, something in line with that. >> steve: we know you are busy, thanks for dropping by. >> of course. thank you for having me. >> steve: talk about this week out in iowa is iowa state fair. all politicians are heading that way on the republican side running for nomination. it was this past weekend was weekend for third annual ashley barbecue bash. ashley henson from out in iowa and invited all candidates

running for president and seven showed up. most except donald trump. >> ainsley: asa hutchinson, nikki haley, perry johnson, ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy each spoke and took stage and made pitches. in three weeks, that is "fox news sunday" debate on august 23rd. three have not qualified, asa hutchinson, elder and johnson. brian, did you want to speak to that, i was going to talk about ron desantis showing up at the wedding. >> brian: desantis did show up at the event, caught somebody by surprise. he is amping up personal appearances. >> ainsley: he says he will go to all 99 in iowa. surprise guest, governor desantis and his wife showed up to state representative taylor collins and his wife's wedding.

the husband did not know, it was a surprise and last minute they said, we will stop by. >> brian: they kept entering over and over. >> ainsley: he did endorse ron desantis and lieutenant governor adam greg shared a picture on social media, congratulations, beautiful with the surprise guest, only in iowa. >> brian: another thing to bring up going back to president trump, anyone going through his truth social, one thing is clear, melania trump, according to page six, melania has stepped aside and been his chief confident, they have every breakfast when possible and every dinner together with barron and she is the one scrutinizing giving advice who donald trump is leaning on through this time. anyone in their presence would

agree that melania trump is zoned in and has his back. not in i my husband is perfect and she knows who is saying what about what and who you can trust and can't. she has been burned by grisham and another one goes and writes books, they have learned to trust each other and that was echoed in today's story. >> steve: flies in the face of stories we heard she didn't want him to run for president, she according to page six, is 100% behind him. page six today, we've been talking about glenn youngkin, governor of commonwealth of virginia will get in the race. this weekend, according to page six, wilbur ross had a big dinner and guest of honor of governor youngkin, a bunch of

billionaires were there. they said it wasn't a fund raiser, paulson, nelson paul, a lot of people with a lot of money asking his pog about different things on heels of university of virginia college poll that came out lavt week that showed in commonwealth of virginia, if it were glenn youngkin versus joe biden, glenn youngkin would beat joe biden who won the state in 2020. >> ainsley: we'll see if he gets in, hinting around and didn't answer the question last week. he said, i'm focused on my state. >> steve: what they always do. >> brian: easy to do what tom cotton did, i will not run, that is all you have to say and he is obviously thinking about it. >> ainsley: waiting to see what happens before he makes a

decision and may wait -- >> brian: wilbur to host is a big deal. >> steve: i had asked youngkin about an axios story, these are big donors in the hamptons this weekend. ron desantis was way up there and has stalled out right now, maybe big donors think, what is plan b? could be that guy. >> ainsley: he is presidential and listens to voters and inner pas and he won in virginia. he has a lot of experience in business, successful with the carlisle group. >> brian: this is like the 20th time we've done this story, remaking kamala harris again. we're going to redefine her role again. if you don't like kamala harris because you don't like women and you don't like minority, the

themes building around kamala harris, she will be forceful in new role for 2024. talking about abortion, and taking on ron desantis on slavery and the curriculum, which by the way, if you pay attention, she basically lost that battle with what the -- which he proclaimed was in the curriculum for ron desantis florida and what was in it. once again, saying series of great commanding shots in new york, kamala harris assumes role as hifrn man. >> ainsley: vp harris mocked for proclaiming community banks are in the communities, once again another wisdom. >> steve: ice cream trucks are out, you can hear the song a half mile away and kids run out

and flash them, wave them down and get something -- >> ainsley: reminder of childhood. >> steve: it does. in westchester, ice cream emergency, we had the owner and his wife with us a little while ago, they were great, talking about how there is a far left politician in new york city who wants to get rid of the gas generators on those particular vans because they use too much gas and instead have solar panels and stuff like that to refrigerate. >> ainsley: or electric and will cost $5000 more. we had owners of ice cream emergency from westchester. he is also a councilman. he and his wife joined us, listen. >> you can't even have solar in a home if you have trues that are too all, how will you drive

around in a city in an ice cream truck in the concrete jungle. this guy is trying to put a law without thinking of consequences. you are there to help your constituents and all you are going to do is put people out of work, make the economy worse and destroy everything that we're trying to build up. >> steve: end of the interview, he made me a hot fudge sundae, delicious. good luck to them. >> ainsley: you can rent them to come to a wedding, businesses. >> brian: did you have ice cream at your wedding? >> carley: if you ever have an ice cream emergency, you know who to call. i didn't have an ice cream man at me wedding. maybe for the second one. just kidding, pete, i love you

forever and always. headlines, fox news alert, three people dead and dozens have been hospitalized after a charter bus crash late last night. the bus collided with a vehicle on i-81 and flipped over. 50 people were onboard at the time. we'll monitor and bring latest updates. the families of the 13 u.s. service members killed in the botched afghanistan withdrawal will come together and testify for the first time at a public hearing held by republican congressman darrell issa. they died at the kabul airport. retired army green beret working to safe afghan commando, his friend, habib, who is stuck in turkey living in fear of the taliban. the veteran saying he watched the u.s. withdrawal collapse

into chaos, he vowed to save his friend. he is working to get his friend a special visa to enter the u.s., so far been unsuccessful. hope the success turns around and pray for that afghan man. new jersey is last state with a ban on self-service gas station after oregon lifted the 72-year ban and drivers are not willing to let go of full-service pumping, one driver telling "wall street journal," i will move out of new jersey, i'm not kidding, it is a perk of living here. many jersey drivers say they are proud new jersey is the last state with only full service. you might see some jersey girls don't pump gas bumper stickers on the turnpike. those are headlines. >> steve: great in jersey, it puts people to work. >> carley: i had to learn to

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morning. yeah, proposition 12 is what they call it in california. you may have been privy to the information around it before. put up what it is, it is designed -- nobody wants to eat pigs or other animals that are not well cared for. you have to have 24 foot of space. the problem is this stands to put many pig operations out of business. pennsylvania pig producer, what is the problem? >> proposition 12 lacks science and producer input. there is cost associated with becoming compliant for proposition 12 and many farms cannot afford to do that given the state of the economy. >> big producer, hormel and smithfield are able to comply, they have capital for it. small operations like this one and this family farm is owned by husband and wife, eight kids,

they work the farm, it is the perfect life, wish i could have it. >> that is the problem, therein lies larger integrators will expand and become compliant and small family farms and farmers will not be able to because of the cost associated with it. i don't want to eat an animal that is not -- >> ainsley: oh, we lost his audio. we got thegist of the audio and think of chris when you hear bacon is going up, it is your favorite. >> steve: terrible. >> ainsley: mark zuckerberg says he is ready to fight elon musk, clay travis joins us as tech titans prepare for a cage match.

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second made a hard landing not resulting in any injuries. the brush fire is not contained. and urging new york city mayor eric adams to send migrants to his hotel. his offer is going unanswered. gary millis owned the castle on long island. the owner can hold 180 migrants at the quality inn. he says he has gotten zero communication from mayor adams. lionel messi scoring twice, he is the equalizer. [cheering] >> sensational. lionel messi.

>> carley: miami winning shoot out 5-3, those are headlines, over to you. >> ainsley: incredible player. >> brian: i would hold on to him. >> ainsley: i wanted to say, i could do that, no way. >> steve: battle of the billionaires heating up, elon musk and mark zuckerberg gearing up for cage fight of the century. >> ainsley: elon revealing, lifting weights throughout the day preparing for the fight, i don't have to time to work out so i bring them to work. >> brian: which is it? zuckerberg said i'm ready today, i suggested august 26ths, not holding my breath. clay travis joins us. >> clay: would you fight mark zuckerberg? >> clay: no, mark zuckerberg is 5'7", if he choked me out, it is

embarrassing. if you get beaten up by somebody who trains as a fighter, but mark zuckerberg is the worst famous person to get choked out by. >> ainsley: is he good, though? apparently he is building an octagon in his backyard. >> clay: if you fight somebody trained in ju jit su. i think he would have the advantage, even though elon musk is bigger. >> brian: you are more of a brawler. >> clay: yeah, i don't want rules. eye gouging and those type of things are my go to. >> ainsley: pulling hair. >> clay: yes. >> steve: they are both billionaires, what is at stake? >> clay: great question, for elon musk, pt barnum, if you

have money invested that he does, i think all publicity is good publicity. for zuckerberg, i think people believe he's a total wimp and loser even though he's a multi billionaire and i think that grates on him because what he has done with facebook and meta is incredible. he doesn't like perception out there and he can physically dominate another grown man it changes way people think about zuckerberg. he wants to headline threads beat x. >> clay: good headlines. >> ainsley: this is tomorrow, clay travis, "american play book." >> clay: go buy it is, we have to sell triple what an actual left wing book is for it to get in the front of a bookstore. this is out everywhere. like many watching, i'm super

frustrated with losing and the idea here, i want to build a game plan that leads to a republican land slide in 2024. in the 21st century, one race both sides said we know what happened, obama in 2008. play book concept is like everything comes down to a field goal. fan of a sportses team or football, which almost everybody is, you don't want to rely on a kicker, don't want it to come down to a few thousand voters in maricopa county. how do you win a comfortable election? >> steve: monster. >> clay: monster win. >> ainsley: how do you? >> clay: by embracing some basic common sense. there is desperate craving for america to be like it was in the

'80s and '90s and early 2000s. you would sit down and have a beer, have a fun conversation and there are common-sense solutions in this book. >> brian: where are you tonight? >> clay: on with sean hannity and in your hometown. >> steve: bookends on ridgewood, say hello to walter. >> clay: hope people come out. >> brian: of course they will come out. >> ainsley: you have more than one signing. >> clay: i will be all over the place, i tweeted the link from at clay travis, cleveland and atlanta this week. >> steve: is it tweeting or x'ing? >> clay: i will stick with tweeting. >> ainsley: congratulations. >> steve: good luck. coming up, new era of authoritarian agregsz is how

lawmakers describe tension with china and russia. there is warning of relentless espionage campaign by chinese. >> ainsley: today is national purple heart day. we are recognizing recipientses our viewers sent in. pictured here. they were in operation iesraqi freedom. >> brian: and danielle sent in her husband michael. >> steve: and clay, read the last one. >> clay: debbie sends a photo of her dad, he survived in world war ii when his plane was shot down and he was taken a prisoner of war. thank you to those who have served. we'll be right back. my mental health was much better, ♪

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>> brian: everyone fixated on the don't trial. this affects each and every one of us, including national security. warning new era of authoritarian aggression after china and russia are near alaska. this is what happens, they have 11 ships by the island in international water, so they didn't violate anything. what it is, they are coordinating. we sent out three or four to watch how they coordinate. one person all over the situation is chair person of the china select committee and marine veteran, congressman mike gallagher joins us now. what is the thing that strikes you most about reports that

happened over the weekend about the way china and russia came together to send a message to us. >> if you remember, weeks before putin invasion of ukraine, russia and china signed a friendship that featured declaration that taiwan is inalienable part of china. obvious thing is increasing coordination between the two countries, which historically are strange bed fellows, but now has an alliance against us. xi jinping is preparing his country for war and would prefer to take taiwan without firing a shot. he told us he intends to take taiwan and probing with bayonets. he will continue to push. that is how marxist regimes

operate. >> brian: their economy is not going great. belton road project is not going well. hope central and south america will make an effort. they are trying to punch above their weight to a degree. that is why you have invited administration to testify in front of the committee. >> administration, they sent officials, productive, we want cabinet secretary to come testify before our committee. what concerns me, biden administration is reviving diplomatic and economic engagement with china as really the foundation of foreign policy. that approach failed for nearly 30 years and early indication is that it is failing again.

the ccp has gotten more aggressive as biden administration chased them around the world trying to get a photo op or audience with xi jinping and whether tightening up export control, sanctions officials or putting in guardrails to china so we are not funding destruction with executive money, that executive order has been forthcoming, i'm worried it will be insignificant. >> brian: import from china are at all-time low, does that encourage you? >> what we don't know is whether the economic headwind and demographic headwind, big thing that will manifest in 2030, economic buzz saw, if that will make xi jinping more or less aggressive, sign points to him

becoming more aggressive, taking taiwan is his legacy issue. it would put him in line as paramount leader. there is a documentary hyping the chinese military capabilities and willingness to die fighting for taiwan. clearly he seems to be in this massive propaganda campaign designed to prepare his country for war with the west if it comes to that and having launched influence campaign against america, signs point to risk of war increasing and xi jinping getting more aggressive in short term. >> brian: a lot of allies un understand actions are discouraging. it is not good politics to be nice to china, i don't get it, we are virtually in election season. thanks for everything you are doing. still ahead road to opportunity, retail giant walmart transformed

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last year, wal-mart launched an innovative new career program which offered store associates the chance to become truck drivers as the retail giant faced a shortage of drivers. the new gig came with a serious pay bump, too, with drivers making up to $110,000 in their first year. for many employees, it has completely transformed their lives. like this next fella. marine veteran randall also known as reece niblet joins us right now. reece, good morning to you. >> good morning, sir. thank you for having me. >> steve: great to have you. so you've been at wal-mart for over 10 years and then you heard about this new program where you could essentially double your pay. did you think you were going to get accepted initially? >> i never thought i would be a truck driver. now that i am, i couldn't imagine myself doing anything else. >> steve: tell us a little bit about it and tell us about -- they've got a private fleet. wal-mart has their own trucks. 13,000 drivers. and because of the supply chain,

essentially they're growing their own at home. tell us a little bit about the process in learning how to drive. >> so i went through a 12-week associate to driver program with wal-mart certified driver trainers. these guys are the best of the best. they're like the top gun of truck drivers. we learned how to do everything the safe way which is the wal-mart way. it was absolutely amazing experience. they paid for everything. to get your c.d.l. permit to your c.d.l. testing in order to graduate the program, we had to do the exact same driving requirements that they do for their wal-mart driver hiring events for over-the-road guys. it's a top notch program, i would highly advise anyone that is a wal-mart associate to give it a go. >> steve: how much do you drive each day? >> so i'm a teams driver. i do a little over 600 miles and so does my co-driver.

we do about anywhere between 6200 to 6,500 miles on a six on, three off schedule. >> gotcha. we talked to somebody who is just learning how to be a driver. they've been driving a couple of months professionally. and they said before they got the job, and took the training they never in a million years thought about driving one of those great big scary trucks that you see out on the highway. tell us why it's not that scary when you're behind the wheel. >> i'm the night driver, so i get the bonus of not having to deal with a lot of traffic already. just like anything else, practice makes perfect and wal-mart instills the safety in you to give you all the tools that you need. so i think about things that they tell me all the time. you know, i'll be driving and if there's a turn that i'm questioning, i remember them -- i remember the advice and it's -- it just -- it's secondhand now at this point. >> steve: and the pay bump

allowed you to now buy a house. this job has changed your life. >> yes, sir, it's been great for my family and i. we were able to buy a house about a year ago. and my wife and i are now able to meet our financial goals way sooner than before. >> steve: i know you got probably a truck outside that house you're sitting in right now. you'll have to go do some driving. reece, thank you very much for telling us your story. good luck to you. be careful. >> thank you. >> steve: you bet. more in a minute. oh, booking.com ♪ somewhere, anywhere... ♪ ♪ i just want to lie motionless in a chair! ♪ booking.com, booking.yeah ♪ ♪

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♪ you gotta keep your head up ♪ >> steve: hey, dallas, buckle up. another hot one today. over 100. but you know what? it's summer. >> brian: i'm sorry that dallas last to intermiami over the weekend. you got to get over it. that was messi. >> steve: that's ok. >> bill: thank you, guys. good morning. there is a 5:00 deadline today. that's the deadline the judge has given for former president trump's legal team to respond. at issue, prosecutors want to limit what he can share publicly. trump's lawyers says he intends to keep fighting the motion. we'll get legal updates as they happen. keep an eye on all that throughout the day here. meanwhile, two of our nation's top rivals teaming up for what seems to be a provocative military show of force on our own backyard. nearly a dozen chinese and russian warships sailing close to the coast of alaska. what's this mean? good morning, everybody. it's a