manipulated by government agents. >> terry is a former marine part of team assigned to stop the crew that ripped off other gun smugglers. obama administration tracked guns scomb it did not work. identified themselves as border patrol, the gang opened fire, killing brian. >> he was part of the rip crew that killed brian that evening. there is no question as to his participation in this event that night. >> the case goes back to u.s. district court, most assume the court will retry this case. >> thanks very much. >> dana: fox news alert, israel under attack overnight, hezbollah launching 30 rockets

from lebanon, along with drones and mortar shells. there were no injuries, we will report any escalation, which is expected. fox news alert, major attack by iran against israel could come any moment, new intelligence indicates islamic regime plan to launch a strike within days with hezbollah in lebanon and houthi in yemen. welcome to a brand new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. bill hemmer is off today. thank you, mike. >> mike: fresh evidence iran is ready to launch an attack. lloyd austin is beefing up assets in the region, ordering an aircraft carrier armed with fighter jets to pick up speed as it sails toward the middle east.

secretary austin sending a guided missile submarine into the zone. mike pompeo says thiran jayasundra tehran has been left unchecked for too long limp >> this administration, president biden and harris refuse to acknowledge that. in opening days they were saying there is no evidence iran was linked to this and when houthis fired and rockets fired that injured americans and they talk about iraqi militia, head of the snake is in tehran and they refuse to impose risk on the leadership to deter them. their response has been unserious and naive. >> dana: trump campaign says iran hacked into private

campaign communication. we have a busy hour and full coverage with don hofman and gillian turner. lucas tomlinson at the pentagon. >> lucas: stealth fighter jets, we heard about threat from hezbollah to north. former head of u.s. forces in middle east warn of the terrorist threat. >> is hezbollah has hundreds of thousands of missiles and rockets, they are closer to israel and could create havoc and chaos and less time to respond for israeli and other u.s. and other forces ta mmaybe participate in defense. >> currently in the pacific, a week out, to increase turn and expedite transit to take station

within striking distance of iran and ordered the uss georgia to get in shooting range. tomahawk cruise missiles are on board within striking range of iran and hezbollah targets in lebanon, if ordered. lincoln strike group was ordered 10 days ago. it is not sure how long -- not appear strike group was in a rush to relieve tr. of course there is threat to u.s. forces ashore in iraq. two separate attacks you wounded u.s. troops. >> dana: thanks. >> mike: gillian turner live at the state department. >> good morning to you, mike.

the trump campaign announced saturday their internal communications had been hacked, coinciding same day with politico reporting they had been receiving what appeared to be hacked e-mails that included in internal trump documents. here is what trump campaign said so far, documents were obtained from foreign sources hostile to the u.s. on friday, a new microsoft report revealed iranian hackers broke into account of a high-ranking official on the u.s. presidential campaign back in june of 2024. so two months ago, that coincided with trump's election of his running mate j.d. vance. trump posted, we were just informed by microsoft, one of our many websites were hacked by ira

iranian government. never a nice thing to do. trump began receiving e-mails from someone using aol e-mail, they called themselves robert, including a research dossier dated february. michael walz says this is part of one iran strategy. >> they are trying to kill him and we know from intelligence community, iran does not want trump back because he held them accountable. overlay that with how has biden and harris treated iran? >> intelligence experts are warning this is an open ing bid here, they see u.s. election cycle as golden opportunity to inflict harm and damage. mike. >> thanks. >> dana: for more on this, former cia chief of station, dan

h hofman, great to have you. i want to show everybody what president biden said policy is from united states perspective and his message to iran is today. watch. >> what is your message to iran? mr. president, what is your message to iran? >> any thoughts? >> dana: if you couldn't hear it, he yells don't. that has notz worked in the past, will it work this time? >> if past is prologue, it will not work. russia invaded ukraine and iran attacked in april against israel, which we, with help of gulf allies other than able to thwart. we are concerned that our de deterrence is not going to work and have had reflection in

intelligence reporting that revealed iran is going ahead with attack plans and hezbollah is looking to attack, as well, with strikes that are larger than seen before. >> there is this warning from "wall street journal" editorial board, dangerous nuclear reality, tehran is so far along break out to a bomb could come any time. that would be a game changer, no? >> iran is nuclear threshold state and one additional challenge we face as result of war in ukraine is this new axis of tyranny. russia aligned with iran and north korea and tehran. military technology key is not just building nuclear weapon, it is putting it on a missile to strike in the region and beyond and that has to concern the

united states and allies. >> dana: iran is trying another attack against trump campaign, hacking into e-mails and communications and trying to disseminate that. we have seen this before, different country, with russia in hillary clinton e-mails. >> we are, this is similar strategy. iran hacked into the trump campaign, key is not just they stole protected information, they chose to means to weaponize it and put in the public domain to sow acrimony. that is russia's desire and strategic objective when they shared secretary clinton's e-mails with wikileaks. expect more of the same from iran and other adversaries with so

sophisticated cyber tools like russia and north korea. >> mike: do adversaries have preferences who wins in november and does it deep on which country? >> probably depends on which country, our adverse iaries would like to see as much acrimony as possible that causes political issues in our country and inability to pass legislation which suits our incomes. looks like iran has something against president trump for good reason. he withdrew from the nuclear deal and imposed heavy sanction and targeted soleimani with kinetic strike and recall that just recently a pakistani in iran had plans to assassinate former president trump. >> dana: have a great week.

>> mike: one of iran's most deadly proxy digging in heels, hamas is backing out of this week's ceasefire talks before they begun. they are supposed to start thursday, israel and united states sending teams to hammer out a deal. israel calling it now or never moment and hamas refusing to come to the table. >> going to hire more border patrol agents and how she's going to support this tough border bill. just remember you're in ofts now, you could do that right now without being elected president. >> dana: trying to erase history, kamala harris talking tough on the border, fact checkers are having a field day. >> mike: and handling of border crisis, more migrant crime eare rupting in big cities, latest

incident next. >> dana: and snatched away, why a u.s. gymnast is stripped of her bronze medal in the paris olympics.

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>> dana: another migrant issue, 26-year-old man stabbed outside randall island migrant shelter yesterday. police are still searching for the suspect. >> we know this 26-year-old man was stabbed in the stomach on randall's island. more cases have been popping up near that shelter. you see what happened yesterday morning. you see the crime tape. that stabbing know be sent the man to the hospital. make-shift tents lined up. no arrest just yet.

this is just weeks after this migrant woman was shot and killed on know radall's island. she was shot in the face and neck. two others were shot but they survived. there was a robbery at gunpoint. a lot of action happening out here. officers have spent time and resources at randall's island. the department has been looking for guns and drugs, they found and impounded dozens of stolen mopeds. this system 20 minute be minutes dpr manhattan. this is recreational area for kids, that is no more. has not been in use since migrant crisis in new york city

because of the shelter and tentses that are popping up. they are supposed to stay there for 30 days. >> dana: i think people across the country look at us, what are you doing, it is something they are dealing with across the nation. thank you. good to see you. sglp you're confident the border is secure? >> we have a secure border. >> we have been to the border. >> you have not been to the border. >> i have not been to europe. we will not treat people undocumented as criminals. we have to re-examine ice and its role and way it is being administered. >> that was v.p. kamala harris on border policy dating back to 2019. she struck a different tone this weekend. >> i was attorney general of a

border state. i went after trans national gangs, drug cartels, i prosculated them and i won. i will bring back border security bill that donald trump killed and assign it into law. >> harris's flip flop on the border coming during her campaign stop in arizona. one of the states hardest hit by the migrant cr crisis during he time in office. border patrol chief joins me now. chris, good morning. from political play book breaking down harris border pivot, harris is coasting through her campaign without explaining why she abandoned the position she took in 2019. she suggested migrants should not be arrested or deported to

backing serious crack down on migrant rights today. chris, what about that? >> i tell you what, she as vice president or border czar, she's been responsible for the worst border crisis in history. zero credibility or integrity on the border. as senator she oshs opposed supporting border security to keep america and the abortion s -- the border safe. if she is serious, call schumer and get hr 2 back on the books. a tiger cannot change stripes because it is convenient. her history on the border is our country's border demise. >> on illegal immigration, total

concern, 73%, total not concerned 27%. could that change her change of heart, chris? >> absolutely, the entire administration shifted when polls show how underwater this administration was. she is trying to pivot, that is what politicians do. they need to go to her recordad senator and vice president, look at the policies this administration have reversed that caused chaos and migrant crime we are seeing across the country and put human beings at risk, are being exploited by this administration. back her against wall on policy and that will shut that down. >> mike: we are showing statistics under vice president

harris's time in office, 8.1 million encounters, 375 fentanyl seized at the border, 65,000 pounds. your thoughts on that? >> well, you know, when you look at the numbers, no way to compare, they are through the roof when compared to what has happened with this administration. if our resources were focused on security and good foreign policy coming from china that would secure the border more and save american lives. they are doing a graeat job at the port, we are being overwhelmed. a lot of gotaways are bringing poisoned fentanyl. "new york post" calling her

kamala chameleon. final thoughts? >> that is what is happening, go back to her record as senator and what she has oapposed and hr record as vice president and whaped with border security and immigration. no way you can flip flop this late in the game. >> thank you for your service at the border and for your time today. >> thank you. >> dana: fox news alert. august 2022 raid on mar-a-lago, two years ago this months, it is igniting a political fire storm then and now. trump is suing the doj for it, plus biden might have resigned from the 2024 race, questions around his ability to be president for next six months. >> president biden: i thought i was a transition president. i had a bad day in the debate because i was sick, but i have

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>> mike: former president trump's legal team teeing up a lawsuit over the raid at mar-a-lago. lydia. >> hi, mike, former president donald trump put the government on notice last week he plans to sue them over the mar-a-lago raid from two years ago. trump accuses doj and fbi of innovation of privacy, malicious prosecution and abuse of process. trump's lawyer talked to fox business exclusively. >> what president trump is doing is not just standing up for himself, he's standing up for all americans who believe in rule of law and believe he should hold the government accountable when it wrongs you. >> there are number of issues, one is way the search warrant

was executed. they point to former fbi cyst assistant director. trump's lawyer argues attorney general merrick garland should have known trump would have immunity and jack smith could not have been appointed special counsel. doj declined to comment. the government has six months to determine if to settle the claim, if not, trump could sue the government. >> mike: thanks very much. >> president biden: i can't say how old i am. >> to those who express skepticism about how much you will be on the trail or rest of your tefrm, raise questions, what do you say to them? >> all i can say is watch. >> dana: his exit from race has

not silenced his doubters. questions are swirling over fit ness and stamina overnext six months. bring in richard fowler and je jessica, great to see you both. he writes a column for "new york times" wrote, there is a biden scandal. richard, we'll start with you. he says biden is still the president, people who signed up for another four years are still running the government around him. this was offered to biden by fellow democrats, by bowing out, trade shadow of scandal for halo of self-sacrifice. we got this picture, they were at the beach this weekend. richard, what about this concern, everybody can have an

afternoon off at the beach, we have six months to go and a lot of problems. >> the president has been active in solving problems. as we speak, we have a military ub unit, navy ships moving into iran. we see him actively trying to negotiate a ceasefire, he is not leisurely walking through the white house, he is taking aksz to deal with issues affecting the american people. we know on his schedule, he has an event to talk about the cost of living. a vice president is running for president of the united states. >> dana: he did an interview with cbs and says it was clear nancy pelosi thought i was going to crash the democratic party so

i decided to get out. it became obvious to everybody when we saw the debate. is it reasonable for people to wonder about biden's capability to do this in next six months? >> it is completely reasonable for us to be concerned. just because president biden chose not to seek reelection, does not mean concern about mental fitness and cognitive ability go away. he is same man he was six months ago, you had democrats and republicans equally sharing concerns. question becomes who knew about his cognitive decline and for how long? how did they cover it up? vice president harris had a front-row seat and continues having a front-row seat. will she talk about it? will she have a surprise announcement she began to see

concernses and saw an opportunity to lead or will she continue to run as incumbent being held responsible for failed nee and not differentiated herself from biden. >> dana: i think of it as hiding in plain sight campaign. only have a minute left, each 25 seconds to answer. richard, how do you think kamala harris can win the week and jessica, same about trump. richard. >> if she continues momentum she has, we hear they will roll out an economic message around housing and making housing more affordable. if she does, we'll see her win the week and momentum seems to be on her side. >> dana: jessica. >> president trump and j.d. vance will win when they continue to talk about closing the border and making life safe and secure for all americans and bringing our economy back to strength it had when he was in

office first two years. >> dana: do they have to get specific about that? are you looking for specifics? >> yes, i think president trump can point to his first two years as specifics. vice president kamala harris is in office now, why not do it today. >> dana: good question, good guess for this know monday morning. thanks, see you soon. >> she has been bad on every policy, most liberal position and cannot face the electorate on her past position. she is the biggest flip flop with most extreme position. >> accusing vice president harris of flip flopping and choosing proposal from former president trump, we'll show you the tape, plus this.

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>> mike: paris olympics are in the books. star-studded closing ceremony. tom cruz stealing the show with jaw-dropping stunt. greg palkot is following stories for us. >> greg: all over except for admiring of medals. paris capped games with closing

ceremony, including that stunt by tom cruz, sailing off the stadium roof, grabbing the olympic flag and motorcycling off into the sunset. thousands of athletes took parts. team usa ended on top of medal board tying china for 40 gold, bea beating them and all with total of 126 medals. french security is breathing a sigh of relief. feared terror strikes at venues in the city did not materialize. games are not without controversy. team usa appealing decision that stripped jordan chiles of bronze medal over technicality despite gender eligibility attack, khelif and uting won in boxing

categories. there was or wasn'ts last supper parody. game move to home turf, los angeles in 2028 which tom cruz happened to sky dive into, of course. back to you. >> mike: greg palkot, thanks very much. >> dana: kamala harris now promising to eliminate taxes on tips, borrowing an idea the former president proposed two months ago. >> we will not charge taxes on tips. >> when i'm president we will continue to work for families of america and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers. >> dana: taylor riggs and brian brenberg. i felt he would be irritated and say, stop copying me. >> copying is biggest form of

flattery. >> so annoying. from a policy perspective, from political perspective, interesting to be copying someone. it is clearly very popular idea so taking someone's idea may be a good move by her. from economic perspective, brian and i disagree on this. i deep down worry, i like the idea, worry it pits low wage workers against other workers. >> dana: why not the dish washer. >> exactly, i get worried about br broader economic implication of it. >> dana: i hear you. >> she teased it, what is different of opinion? >> by itself, that does not mean a lot. if you say, i want to tax less of everything, like trump says, i like it, you are signalling something. problem with kamala, she says i want to tax tips less and

regulate more meat on plate you are serving. do you trust someone to regulate meat you consume to keep her hands off your tips? i don't. >> dana: i thought kevin mccarthy had a good point, saying other thing trump team could do, point to how she got more irs agents to go after everybody, including middle class. ceo of bank of america, issue thp is upon what he sides happening, watch. >> consumer slowed down, they have money, depleting a bit, idea we will raise taxes. if you raise taxes, for what? we can't raise taxes that does not provide for productivity or manage debt. that is political food fight. >> dana: doesn't kamala harris as vice president, she is part

of bidenomics, what does it look like before the election with this economy? >> people keep sayings, hear from her about her plans for day 1. i had 365 times 3-1/2 years of day ones of what we heard from her. i love brian talked about debt. no one wants to pay more when it didn't go toward paying down debt, that is what people are worried about. we heard from mcdmcdonald's, bur king, low-income consumer is feeling stretched and that is a warning signal. >> new week on wall street, what do you anticipate? >> we will get inflation numbers this week, probably come in around 3%, that will look good except if you say my car insurance and day care is double

digits and that is baked into my bu budget. we need compelling talk on inflation. if your plan is raise taxes, except on tips, that is not compelling. >> dana: what does that do to the debt be? >> it sky rockets debt and when that goes up, interest rates will not come down and stay there, that is killing people. >> dana: i love it. you are on 1:00 fox business. thank you for coming. >> mike: vicious knife attack tarring a man in new york city. why police are calling it a hate crime. ny are over 22%, near 30% if you pay late. why not do what thousands of veteran families have done. call newday and pay off that high rate debt with the lower rate newday 100 va cash out loan. it lets you pay off your credit cards and car loans with one easy monthly payment. get the cash you need

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>> over and over again she takes contrarian actions, she divides her community. even within the community where she is from, they are very divided on her because she has picked one side once in a community within an ethnic group. she does that over and over again. >> minnesota congressional candidate don sandals on his bid. voters to the polls tomorrow, samuel calling omar divisive and she is saying he is effectively a republican running as a democrat. he disputes that. and the pulling of this off tomorrow what omar would be the third squad member ousted in a primary. we will see what happens. >> a horrific attack here in new york city, a jewish man was stabbed in the stomach while his assailant was reportedly shouting free palestine and other anti-semitic slurs. brooke goldstein is a human rights attorney who serves as director for the project,

good evening. good the morning. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> what's your reaction to this latest incident over the weekend here in new york? >> well, it's a particularly sad day when you see minority on minority crime. you have to ask yourself, what is a 22-year-old black man doing stabbing a 30-year-old jewish man because he is jewish and shouting free palestine? what does this have to do with palestine? and the truth is that the black community has been targeted and is being weaponized with a narrative that is radical, that denies the shared legacy that we have a fighting for civil rights. have always been at the forefront of the black civil rights community, black civil rights movement, and now you see the time for jewish civil rights and at the opposite is happening, the black community is being radicalized by leaders

spreading and islamist narrative and what is really ironic about this is that it is the islamicist letter targeting black christian africans throughout africa in the same that happened on october 7th. so the communities need to come together and reject this hatred. it serves neither of our communities and we have to push back on the politicized asian and weaponization of hatred. speak of the nypd reports antisemitism is three times higher than july of last year. 30 incidents recorded, can you blame jewish new yorkers if they feel unsafe? >> not at all, and that's exactly what the polls are saying that jewish people are feeling unsafe to walk around the streets of new york and brooklyn. they are been repeated attacks representing leahy sharon who was slashed in the face with a knife simply because she was speaking hebrew on the subway system.

same with matt greenman who was attacked at a so-called pro-palestinian, but really was pro-terror, pro-hamas rally because he was jewish. and unfortunately the gate justice system in new york is like a revolving door. there is a two tiered system of justice, those attacking jewish people and doing so with impunity and jewish people being denied justice and their civil rights protected. this is a civil rights issue of the highest order. we need to get the rule of law under control in this country and stop the myriad of sources that we have talked about in the past about why this is happening and the sources of radicalization here. >> of course this is political season, a presidential campaign among us, change on the democratic side and during the time when president biden was in the campaign there was a large uncommitted votes in places like michigan, people who did not want him, now leaders of uncommitted movements say with harris they see more hope.

in michigan for example, 13% of the votes, the latest polling from "the new york times" suggests harris is out 4 there now, what's your take on that development? >> first of all, this uncommitted movement is deceptive in the sense that it's not a movement at all. it's not a grassroots movement of the muslim/american community it's a well-funded 501(c)(4) lobbying group that is not uncommitted at all. it's very much committed again to pressuring the democratic party through political extortion saying that if you don't take a radical pro-hamas, pro-terror, anti-israel, anti-american stance, we are going to take muslim boats away from you. and it is sad, because the muslim american community, frankly is not a radicalized community. and they believe in freedom and they believe in democracy, and

yet these 501(c)(4) groups where there is no transparency and we don't know who is funding them or what their budget is are claiming to speak for the muslim american community and again, getting politicians unfortunately to fear taking positions that are actually international security inte interests. >> brooke alstyne, thank you for your time and analysis today. >> thank you for having me. >> so mike, if you are up last night, before but you may have seen was something spectacular, nasa calling at the best meteor shower of the year, treating stargazer to it as many as 100 per hour and will continue through most of the month and expert say for the best view get away from city lights. my mom is headed to iceland, northern lights, she is hoping that's on the agenda. >> safe travels to mom. >> you have been on the agenda working all weekend. harris faulkner is next. >> harris: we begin with this

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