>> we are one hour away from the press conference at the shooting at president trump's alley was the acting secret service director ronald rowe in the hot seat. at secret service headquarters that comes amid josh hawley saying there is a whistle-blower accusation that he caught threat assessments have stomach staff that was not present at the rally. that is a big question. another big question, why was an individual seen on a victim's camera footage roaming the roof of the agr building more than a minute? and then perhaps the biggest question of all. why did a 20-year-old outsmart an agency with a $3 billion, with a b, budget? all of those questions and more coming straight to robert rowe at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. keep it on the fox news channel it's friday have a great weekend but for now, "america reports." >> sandra: thank you, kaylee, victory tainted by controversy

at the olympics and growing questions at this hour over the decisions electrical boxes compete in the women's division after failing gender eligibility tests that borrowed them from other competitions. this is the front page of "the new york post" crawling, crying foul: one of those fights below the belt. >> john: are the lives of female athletes increasingly at risk? we hear from tomi lahren and charly arnolt later on in the show but first. >> we are concerned in making sure this does not happen again and what was not taken into consideration from the time the site was selected to the time up to that point what was the preparation that was taken and who was put in place for security? >> we will start from the very beginning and we will create a chronology and figure out what should've happened, what did happen, and we will walk all the way through it. >> sandra: we are now awaiting that 2:00 p.m. briefing from the secret service. it has been nearly three weeks since the attempted assassination of the former

president as lawmakers across the aisle demand accountability from the agency. that should be happening soon, this will be the first of its kind since the attempt at assassination so this is big, john welcome everyone i am sandra smith in new york. >> a big friday coming up the next hurco hours i am john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." whistle-blowers continue to shed light on the security failures leading up to the assassination attempt. today 'a secret service acting director ronald rowe is expected to face more tough questions. they are sounding off calling the leadership team "the kings of cover up" >> sandra: chris swecker former fbi director will join us live in moments. >> beginning with david spider and are we going to learn anything today or will this be more no information? >> we hope so it will only be ronald rowe doing this today as the fbi will not be there, it is only secret service.

row is expected to lay out the official timeline and talk about newer forms. this is the first on camera press conference since the assassination attempt on the 13th. the press conference was announced a few days after florida senator rick scott scolded him for not updating the public. still a lot of finger-pointing between the secret service and local law enforcement and also that finger-pointing continues inside the ngc stomach agency itself. at a low several people in the agency and they confirm this one long-term agent told me this today is not upper management calling managers "the kings of cover-up" this person also says three things that failed us for lack of a communication, a leadership issue from a lack of personnel which is a leadership issue and lack of use of technology which is also a leadership issue. we are horrible at retention and horrible at hiring. the people who need to be fired are the people in leadership. john, this agent did not want to

be named in this concern about retaliation within the agency but this is a general feeling among those out there in the field. those who don't work at the headquarters in washington. >> the headquarters in washington, i am headed over there for this news conference at 2:00 p.m. we will see what acting director rowe has to say but it will not be the fbi going into the investigation about the shooter himself. this will just be about the secret service's portion. and believe me there are plenty of questions for them. >> john: we will take that in its entirety and we will see how long and tardy lasts, thank you. center? speech let's begin a former fbi director, gray tabby on the program today. this will be big at 2:00 we will listen to what they have to say, it has taken a while. why so long to speak to the american public directly about what we know here? >> i think the secret service since the assassination attempt temporally circled the wagons. it is not in their dna to be transparent they are not a transparent agency they are not used to it.

i think that acting director today believes he is auditioning for the permanent job. i think given the whistle-blower information we have gotten and given what we all know and have learned about the secret service i am not sure they should go internal and bring some money up through the ranks that is part of the system in place right now. they clearly failed. here is the thing, sandra, they asked for more resources. they have the resources. they've taken about 70% of their resources and reprogrammed them to investigations. that is where all of their resources are. they want to be cyber sleuths, they want to investigate all different kinds of financial crimes, that is the fun stuff. but the formation is protection. they have gotten away from it completely and as someone said it earlier, that is a leadership issue. they should not be begging for more resources. and they should not be making excuses in this press conference. they should get up there and say look it's broken and we are

fixing it. >> sandra: we have to ensure the trust of the american public that they can get this done and they can protect someone like a former president or the current president or whoever resides in the white house and beyond. this is americans 'confidence and an issue on the u.s. secret service. americans losing faith in the secret service, 72% think the u.s. secret service at least moderately responsible for the assassination attempt. they are the ones who want to hear what is set at 2:00 eastern time. while we know it's been three stomach to mike rowe has talked about the mistakes made in trying to protect the former president that day, listen. >> i think what we made an assumption that there was going to be uniform presence out there that there would be sufficient eyes to cover that, that there was going to be counter sniper teams in the agr building and i can assure you we will not make

that mistake again. >> sandra: i mean for those of us who don't have inside knowledge how they prepare for an event like this, our minds are blown. why would you ever assume anything and something as obvious as covering a building with such close proximity to the former president? >> yes, that was a left-handed way of throwing locals under the bus. let me just tell you i have worked with anna inner city operations i worked the olympics after 9/11 when you are working with local agencies you don't make assumptions you make sure they know their role if you hang around the podium only and put a few people behind the podium, and you are going to leverage the locals outside of the podium area, then they have to know their assignment and they had to have seamless medication. that is not rocket science. that is executive protection 101. there has to be real-time can vacation and the decision has to be made real time to make quick

decisions. obviously that did not happen here. again, they need to get back to the basic core mission. investigations are fun but the protection is the core mission. they have gotten complacent, and they have pushed so much off to local agencies and hsi agents you can't just put them out opposed. and say here you are. >> sandra: to your point when we were hearing from him he was talking about how the locals were on it faster than the secret service. here he was on the breakdown over kirk's having the gun and who spotted it first. >> it is troubling to me we did not get that information as quickly as we should have. we did not know there was this incident going on. the only thing we had was locals were working an issue at 3:00 which would have been the former president's right-hand side which is where the shot came. nothing about man on the roof, nothing about man with a gun, none of that information ever made it over our net. >> sandra: that is a problem.

for me, i will be listening at 2:00 of what morris said about that communications breakdown. while also i want to know what is said about the lack of use of a drone. we have had a drone expert saying this was a no-brainer to have a drone on site. that would have easily seen this 20-year-old kid on a roof in such close proximity to the former president. "new york times" headline talks about the communication flaws in the secret service tech flaws that help this gunman evade detection of the term probably saying the secret service turned down offers to use a surveillance drone at the butler farm rally, the agency also did not bring a system to boost invite signals with poor cellular service. some of the equipment the agency did to bring including a system to detect drone use by others did not work when it was most needed. so, chris, i wonder what they are going to say about this at 2:00, final thought? >> sort of zooming out here i think for 40 years there has

been a mystique around the secret service that they are really good at what they do since the reagan attempt like don't even try to do something at an event like this and i think the mistake has been shattered. and that will embolden as one of the whistle-blower said will embolden any future assassins. look, we have iranian's out there and all kinds of elements so they have to get their came up to speed right away. >> sandra: a collective agency for sure in the former president himself and his family have been quick to come to the defense of money, many hardworking individuals who really carry out their job to the fullest extent of their duty. and they have given them a lot of applause in the wake of what has happened on that day. certainly a lot of questions about the agency as a whole. chris, we will be waiting for it. john? >> john: aaron gratch, john paul we went back on american soil as the united states and russia had the

biggest prisoner swap since the cold war. live in texas where the americans are being evaluated now. celebration last night how's it going today? >> it's peaceful today state department spokesman says they will be resting after their long journey back to freedom that landed them at the medical center on the northeast side of san antonio. as you mentioned paul whalen, aaron gursky veg, and alsu kurmasheva first set foot on the soil when they landed, president biden and vice president kamala harris greeted them and said they were worried about mark vogel who was jailed for a small amount of marijuana. >> we are not giving up on that. do you want me to tell you ahead of time?

>> former president trump speaking on fox business that the president gave up too much in this deal and it will only encourage more state-sponsored hostagetaking. speak of these deals are so bad. these deals are going to lead to tremendous kidnappings. once you agree to do it which he has a great all the time it's only going to get worse. it is a terrible precedent. >> now that they are here at brooke army medical center they have a three stage process of reintegration that ends with of them home and reunited with their families. but to emphasize they through prison uncertainty and arduous journey that ended about three or 4:00 a.m. when they got here so the primary activity is rest. john? the one from brooke army medical center that is mike for us with the latest good report. center? >> sandra: john a live look at the dow jones industrial average

as the stock market is taking quite a hit today. down 830 points right now earlier down more than 900 points as you can see firmly below 40,000 now. this on a weaker than expected jobs report adding to some recession fears out there. the tech heavy nasdaq has fallen 10% from its recent all-time highs putting it into correction territory. to all of those fears out there that may be the stock market was overbought as it was hitting record after record, perhaps there might be some more selling in the future. some folks are getting out of the u.s. stock market right now. the dow off 2% we will have deacon joining us in a bit on that. we will dig into what is happening here. john, i know you will have this panel today. it will be very interesting to ask them where they see the market going next. >> may be the market had a little too much to drink on wednesday when it looked like the fed was preparing for a potential rate cut.

remember it went up more than 400 points that day and thursday the quick reversal. now going down again today. speed to remember the environment the fed feels like they can cut would be a weaker economic environment that would finally lead to lower inflation. so looking for the soft landing, there are questions whether or not they would actually happen. >> john: it is the yin and yang of interest rates, inflation, and the markets. tensions escalating in the middle east as iran reportedly considers a response to the killing of a hamas leader in tehran. senior fellow at the hudson institute michael durand joins us after the break. plus this. >> i think if you start working on all suspicions then we end up very much heading towards a gender testing regime which is not good for anybody. >> sandra: upper at the olympics after two athletes who failed gender eligibility tests were allowed to compete in women's boxing. everyone is talking about it. we've got a panel that's going

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speech of the buy demonstration facing more backlash after three men accused of leaving the 9/11 attacks are now getting life sentences instead of the death penalty. the white house is denying any role in these plea deals. jennifer griffin has the latest live at the pentagon for us with the fallout. what do we know, jennifer? >> sandra, every president going back to george w. bush has been stymied as they try to bring the 9/11 masterminds held at guantanamo bay to justice. last 20 years it has been stalled because much of the evidence was tainted because khalid sheikh mohammed and the others were kept at the cia black sites. many of their confessions were subject to torture and there has been an ongoing debate about

whether this evidence could be used in a conviction in military or federal court. john kirby said the president and his team were not told about the plea deal. >> this is a decision made by an independent military convening authority inside the military commissions process. the white house was not aware that the deal was in the works. in fact, we were not even aware it had been inked until just a couple of days ago. >> next week at gitmo khalid sheikh mohammed, will lead been a touch mustafa alice ali are expected to plead guilty in exchange for life in prison. not everyone is pleased with the deal. >> he is one of the architects of the 9/11 attack. frankly all of them deserve the death penalty. based on what they did. the thousands in their

involvement in 9/11 they deserve the same sentence that bin laden got. >> of the fdny firefighters association responded we are disgusted these three terrorists were given a plea deal and allowed to escape the ultimate justice while each month and three more heroes from the fdny are dying from world trade center illnesses. president biden's goal is to close gitmo, there are 30 prisoners left at guanta guantanamo bay. sender? >> sandra: jennifer, thank you. john? >> john: sent to the pentagon just announced moments ago that it plans to boost the u.s. presence in the middle east. its concerns grow over a wired or were in the region. all eyes on iran as it reportedly prepares to attack israel after a top hamas leader was killed into ron. israel has not claimed responsibility for that incident. michael deronda is a senior

fellow with the hudson institute and director of the senate for peace and security in the middle east. he joins us now. so iran seems to be pulling together its proxies, planting possible retaliation. headline on foxnews.com said iran reportedly convened terror proxies to plot assassination responses. israel strongly prepared in defense. hezbollah secretary hassan nasrallah warned israel has crossed "a red line." which seems to be indicating something is in the works. >> i think iran and hezbollah together how to respond. i don't see how they can take this sitting down. so i think we are in for a very, very bumpy weekend. there is the potential of this turning into a full-scale regional water. >> john: in terms of an iranian response you think it have to respond to the political leader of response being killed in a guesthouse run by the islamic revolutionary guard corps i mean what an embarrassment that is to the regime. but then on the other hand he was apparently killed, according

to reports, by a bomb that was secretive into the guesthouse months ago. and israel has not claimed responsibility so could it have been an inside job? and if iran responds to something that was an inside job and it makes a big mistake. >> i am sure israel is behind it, but they probably had help on the ground. however it was done, whether it was done as you mentioned as "the new york times" reported placed months ahead of time, or whether it was a quad copter or some other projectile sent through the windows, it is an incredible embarrassment to the regime. they can't protect someone in their secure facilities, there are people on the ground helping the israelis, it is really remarkable. on the other hand, they can't take it sitting down. >> john: john kirby, the secured council spokesman was on "america's newsroom" this when he was asked by bill hemmer the potential of this being an

inside job. this is what he said. >> is this an inside job? >> i will be limited in what i can talk about here. we are not in a position to verify the details that are coming out and some of the press reporting on this. >> can you say israel has help inside of iran? a lot of people in this world did not understand before? >> i cannot. >> john: so you can read that two weighs. i can't talk about this because i don't have any information or this is something i can't talk about. >> i read it as they are playing with the heads of the iranians. they know the iranians don't actually know what happened. they are doing a wide investigation to try to figure it all out. and they are messing with their heads. >> john: iran responded back in april to an assassination that took place in damascus. and the united states and israel intercepted i think 99.2% of the projectiles that were fired. there were still 300 that were fired but they came a long way

from iran. they are pretty easy to identify. if iran got together with hezbollah, which is a lot closer to israel, and they launched a coronary strike retaliatory strike against israel, it seems to me that would be a lot more problematic in terms of interception. >> it'll be very devastating for israel which is not to say israel will lose the engagement, but it is going to suffer significantly. i mean you already saw last saturday the iranians sent a rocket. the early warning system that went off but did not give the kids on the soccer field enough time to get to the shelters. so there are going to be protect those that get through. there will be some that are just moving so quickly the israelis don't have time to do anything about it. and for that reason, it has below it involved, and it launches a very significant strike against the israelis, the israelis are going to go into lebanon i think on the ground.

i think they will go in full-scale. they have to. >> john: wow. hard to think they could go in full-scale when they have been so tied up in gaza with their depleted ammunitions but we will see. >> they've had a couple of days to get people to the north. >> john: it would be nice to avoid an all-out war we will sue happens, michael durrant to give coming coming in. center? speech of the biden administration pushing speed limits for some recreational boats. will this put jobs on the line? what does this change really mean? >> john: plus the title ix policy, boxers who failed a gender eligibility test allowed to compete. we will meet with tomi lahren and tommy arnold on the growing backlash. >> i don't think should be allowed. >> i think eventually may be. >> if you like it's a unfair advantage. >> i think it is more up to them how they want to be in the wo

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b to a second boster who've done mike who failed a gender eligibility test a time when hiy unanimous decision of the judgea different story then yesterday that algerian boxer who landed a huge punch forcing her stomach his opponent to fall to her knees and quit after 46 seconds. tomi lahren is fearless and a fox news contributor, charlie all note is the host of out kick, good morning. if you try to wrap your mind around this i know i just said his, that is because right, charlie this is somebody who has male anatomy. they are not transgender regardless someone who was born male was able to completely,

brutally knock out someone in the olympics after failing a gender test. why? >> unfortunately this is a similar situation that we are seeing in this country. we have been for years at the sick and twisted liberals looking to pass this radical agenda. we looked refer to these boxers as athletes who failed gender tests in the past. this is not someone a female athlete should be facing especially in the olympic level. here is something we know about angela greedy, she has taken thousands of punches to the face. she is a world-class boxer. imagine the level of competition she has faced. i'm sure she has been entered before. it only took a 46 seconds, two punches from this boxer who failed a gender test to realize that if she did not withdraw, she faced being gravely injured or worse and unfortunately, sandra that's what i am fearing what it will take for people to wake up, someone will have to

lose their life or someone to say enough is enough and how coincidental, how ironic this atrocity on an olympic stage should occur to black exact same day the biden/harris title ix rewrite would go through. >> sandra: during outnumbered she said she felt like it was disrespectful the way this person is being talked about considering they have had gender challenges apparently throughout that person's life. such as associating as a woman all throughout his life. that being said we have a deal with these challenges how that person or the olympics has to do with that somehow. we can't have women have their safety put at risk. that is happening now. >> exactly. this should not be about feelings and emotion, this should be about first and are most safety of the athletes involved but also about competition. if you're at the olympic level i

realize this particular case with these two boxers is not black-and-white, there's a lot of discrepancies there, there's a lot of gray area and i understand that, but listen, sha'carri richardson the track star, she was asked from the olympics because she tested positive for thc. if you are using performance-enhancing drug or a banned substance that should be the same sum with with a biological advantage. and with title ix it's not a black-and-white case but in many cases with collegiate athletes it's very black and white. someone who is transgender identifies as a different gender and they are taking away accomplishments and opportunities and wins for biological women who have worked their entire life to get to that level. but to charlie's point this goes to safety. someone will get her stomach hurt, others have gotten hurt a volleyball player will probably be suffering from consequent as for the rest of her life because of these decisions. it makes no sense the majority of the emigrant people are on the side of competing with your actual biological gender. this should not be a

conversation but it is one i hope vice president and presumptive nominee kamala harris would be asked and will answer. >> sandra: to tommy's point of the majority of americans side on the part of playing the gender you will born. those who say they want these people to play on teams that match their birth gender, nearly 70%. that number has gone up over the last couple of years. those that play on teams that match their identity that's only 26% and that number is going down as we continue to see things like this happening. we are in an election year where the candidates stand? we have asked for statement from both. kamala harris as you see our fox news digital headline has been silent on this gender controversy as this is a white house that heralds her as a champion of women's rights. it would be nice to know where she stands on this. former president donald trump was asked by our own maria about

the controversy and said this. >> they want to have men playing in women's sports with all the boxer today the italian female boxer. >> how is it possible -- >> two shots she pulled away and said i can't fight this. >> 40 seconds in. >> there'll be no men playing in women's sports. when we are elected. >> sandra: it is tough. in the case of this italian boxer to see someone who has poured her blood, sweat, and tears, her heart and soul, her life into this sport to have this happen, final thoughts, charlie? >> i think unfair is one way to put it but dangerous is the way we really need to look at it. i think trump has it right this should not be a conversation. title ix was put into place for a very specific reason. that was to give women fair and equal opportunity in their own fair and equal and safe space. we are now getting into a space that it is no longer fair. mentioning peyton mcnabb a volleyball player at a high school level who now will be living with injuries for the

rest of her life after she faced an opponent she never should have been facing to begin with. i believe that any feminist out there who sides with kamala harris and says this is someone we should have leading our country needs to have their feminist card revoked immediately. speech really interesting that she said she wanted to apologize to her opponent how she handled the moments after the fight. the italian saying all of this controversy makes her sad. she is sorry for her opponent too. ioc said she can fight i respect that decision. is heartbreaking, on so many levels and so tough to see. thanks to both of you for joining us on this today. and for charlie, thank you. >> john: scent of the biden administration proposing new regulations that would put speed limits on the some recreational boats. the restrictions are met stomach meant to protect the endangered white whale but the boating industry fears the regulations could cost jobs and take a bite out of tourism. douglas kennedy has a closer look, douglas?

>> government regulation has consequences. this could kill an american industry. but today is struggling. at 95% of recreational boats sold in america are made in america. right now your industry is suffering from high interest rates and high inflation. >> that is right. we have seen 22% decline since 21-22, largely due to interest rates and inflation. >> president of the national marine manufacturers assoc association. an industry that can be wrecked by a slow economy, but currently he is more concerned with the politically manufactured crisis from the biden administration which is now proposing a speed restriction on all motorboats over 35 feet. this is really a double whammy for you, a sluggish economy and now this crushing bureaucratic regulation? >> yes. this rule becomes law it is going to be devastating to the

marine industry. >> in fact under the auspices of noah, biden's department of congress would limit the speed of all medium-large powerboats to 11 miles an hour. from maine to florida for much of the year. the purpose, to prevent a boat strike on and endangered white whale. a chance some estimate is a million to one. prank knows he can't do much about inflation so he is trying to find an alternative solution both to save the whales and not cripple america's boating industry. enter justin healy from viking yachts in new jersey. most of these boats already have the sophisticated radar systems that will detect a whale. then there is infrared, there is thermal, even crash detection that will set off an alarm if a whale is in the way. >> these systems have been installed on our boats for a long time now. >> now working with condemned or boats out of florida. and yamaha motors in georgia. to locate the whales and

automatically share their location with voters. ironically, know what can easily track them with autonomous vessels without stomach satellite tagging like turtles but so far resisted technological solutions in favor of the speed limit. >> it is quite frustrating from a third-generation boat builder, it's very frustrating to feel as if you are battling with the government when the technology is in place. >> in a statement they save the rule is to afford the species a greater opportunity to recover. it appears they want to stop boaters from being able to go out into the ocean. these are american public waters. we own those waters, not really sell the rights of americans to enjoy their public waters is really important. >> an important right on the verge of being lost at sea. >> john: if you have the technology why not use it question or douglas kennedy for us. interesting report, thank you.

center? >> sandra: a few minutes away from the update from the secret service press conference expected in top of the hour live from washington a live look inside that room as questions loom over the security lapses that cost former president donald trump's life. will we get any new information on how this all happened we will be listening to that, john. >> john: we are holding our breath. plus the race for the white house heating up as polls show the two candidates running neck and neck in key states what will it take for the former president to bullhead for good?? karl rove has the answer coming karl rove has the answer coming ♪ up next. discover the power o. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine

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posting on x "i am honored to be the democratic nominee for president of the united states. i will officially accept the nomination next week." karl rove a chief of staff armor and joins us now. let's talk about where the race is because in some battleground states the polls seem to have been narrowed. trump still leads although one pole has harris up by 2, same in nevada. in wisconsin trump holds a very narrow lead. in michigan trump is ahead. harris is up 11. trump continues to lead in pennsylvania, north carolina, and georgia he still has the advantage, carl but she is gaining momentum, no question. >> no doubt about it. remember, better to look at an average of polls when we don't have a lot of battleground state polls since all of these things begin to shift. take a look at the national number and you get a sense of this. are memorable the first debate

with biden and trump, trump was leading by close to three points or above three points depending when you looked at it, trump today in the real clear politics average is leading 1.2%. and outlier in their polling gives a five-point lead. without that outlier he is leading by less than 1%, 0.8. in fact, if you look at it there were five polls that occurred before the 25th of july. trump leads in all 5 of the five polls held since the 26th of july he leads in two and she leads in three. so i fully expect the momentum she has is going to carry her through unless it is a disastrous vice presidential choice, this momentum will leave her in the lead at the end of the democratic convention. >> john: remember back in 1968 the last time the president dropped out and a successor was named. next and won the election by

0.7%. nixon really took him in the electoral college. and there are polls that show donald trump is going to take the electoral college by a substantial margin. a good piece by kim strassel i'm sure you saw it in "the wall street journal" by the fact that joe biden may not be campaigning for kamala harris but he can help build her path to the election with left-wing presidential giveaways. she said these white house guests and promises are to smooth over cracks and tantalize donors which is the left's plan until november. ensure the general public never again clap's eyes on the failing octogenarian even as he works behind the scenes to ensure key voting groups feel the thrill of progressive power. i mean, there is a lot he can do between now and november. >> look, take a look at what he has been openly saying the last year and a half that we should spend our taxpayer dollars on and they say we have a problem with young voters were not enthusiastic about joe biden so

we will give hundreds of billions of dollars of debt relief from their student loans. and we will take money out of out of the pocketbooks of working americans to pay for their college loans and they are open about it. we are doing it in order to get votes. back to your point about the electoral college between that and the popular vote kamala harris needs to lead by 2-3 points in the popular vote in order to offset the republican advantage in the electoral college which again is another reason why they had these targeted expenditures of public money with assets and part of the electorate i don't think it will ultimately work but they will ensure to make it a. >> john: and once then she tried to do is to get away from the record in the 2020 election. let's see what she said. >> i am in favor of banning fracking. and starting what we can do around public lands. >> into quickly re-examine ice and its role in the way that it

is being administered and the work it is doing and we need to probably think about starting from scratch. >> assault weapons that are already in circulation what you do about those customer >> there are approximately my 5 million to your point, greg would need to buy a pack stomach coming coming buyback program. >> and those who like their insurance don't get to keep it? >> listen, the idea is everyone gets access to medical care. you don't have to go through the process of going through an insurance company, having them give you approval, going through the paperwork, all the delays, let's eliminate all of that and move on. >> john: 20 seconds, carl against a hard break but ignore all that, she can say whatever she wants now. speak of the trump campaign needs to take those in serial format, one at a time or a group of them that are allied around the same issue and go at them and let her explain to people know, i don't believe that anymore. go to pennsylvania and hit the issue hard on energy and let her be the person who says well, i have changed my mind and explain

why because it is not enough to simply throw it all out there, you have to drive it home because the people are up for grabs who are low information undecided voters or swing voters. they need to be consistently reminded on the issue. we have to keep it simple. >> john: carl, great to see you we will have a good weekend. >> thank you. >> sandra: nice to give carl a highly intense but in briefing. where watching it the secret service about hold its first news conference since the assassination attempt of former president trump nearly three weeks ago. stay with us, we will be right back. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein.

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>> sandra: for las vegas teens agree to a plea deal in the deadly beating of a las vegas student. now the victims' mothers calling out the district attorney saying she feels blindsided. christina coleman is on this for us. christina, what is the latest on the story? >> hi, send her the mother of jonathan lewis jr. says the county's d.a. is letting some of the teens who brutally beat her son get away with murder. four of the nine teenagers accused in being involved in the fatal beating pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter as juveniles. their plea deals allow them to avoid being prosecuted as adults. initially they were charged as

adults with second-degree murder. a teenager in nevada can be charged as an adult with murder if they are 13 years or older when the crime occurred. the d.a.'s office says the state determined juvenile court is best equipped to punish the defendants for their heinous conduct while also attempting to rehabilitate them. they also say they convey the negotiations over the plea deal to the mother of the victim last week prior to the court hearing where it was announced. but lewis' mom says she was blindsided by the plea agreements. >> i was notified, i was not aware there would be a court date. i was also unaware they have made a plea deal. a big shock. a big let down because there is no justice for my son's murder. >> we want to warn you, the video of the attack it went viral, it was very, very disturbing. also five other students were charged in this as well is a 15-year-old just very, very troubling, sandra. >> sandra: christina coleman, thank you. john?

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