we don't want neighboring allies, either to do business with them. look at what they are doing to women in afghanistan. >> carley: that's good point and amazing after we fought a 20 year war against them they are not already on that list. what sort of support are you seeing on the -- frommer the other side of the aisle on this? >> it should be a bipartisan issue. but, like most things as congress, things are often partisan. we're going to be -- i will be working very hard to try to get as much as i can across the finish line before the session ends. we only have a few more weeks left. i will be working hard on this and many other pieces of legislation to get both sides of the aisle on board. >> todd: seems like both sides should be on the rule of law that says foreign citizens cannot vote in our election. you need to show proof of id that you are an american to vote. >> 100 percent. >> todd: congresswoman nancy mace, we appreciate your time. and, with that "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪

>> >> good morning, everybody. 6:00 here on the couch in new york city. kayleigh, welcome aboard. >> steve: >> kayleigh: thank you, steve, good to be here. >> steve: anxiously is off. she will be here tomorrow. >> brian: four dead georgia high school. what we are learning about the victims as the authorities reveal the 14-year-old suspect was on the fbi's radar for for over a year. >> kayleigh: we are two months from election day. former president trump warns the stakes are too high to take a chance on kamala harris' liberal policy. >> you can sit i can't stand that guy. you got to vote for me. >> lawrence: jelly roll bringing inspiration of music to prison which has deep meaning for him. watch. >> i wrote my first song behind the walls. it never feels better to come back behind the wall and sing a song for y'all. >> steve: we will play more of

the song coming up. "fox & friends" hour one starts right now. ♪ >> brian: fox news alert. schools across the country are on high alert after the shooting deadly shooting in apalachee hoop, georgia. >> steve: two students and two teachers gunned down and murdered by a 14-year-old student who the fbi and local authorities interviewed just last year. >> kayleigh: danna marie mcnichol is outside the school with more and the victims. danamarie? >> well, good morning. good news is that the nine people hospitalized are going to survive fox news has decided not to name the shooter. we do know the weapon used in the shooting was ar style rifle according to the georgia bureau of investigations. we also learned that the police got the phone call around 10:30 yesterday morning.

obviously the school shooter was armed and our school resource officer engaged him. and the shooter quickly realized if he did not give up, that he it would end with an oif. officer involved shooting e gave up. gotten 00 ground and the deputy took him into custody. >> the weapon used in this was an ar platform style weapon. >> last night we learned the names of the four people killed. they are mason schumer horn, a 14-year-old student. christian apartment ngolo. 14-year-old student. two teachers, richard as spin wall and christina -- now, according to the school website. the adults killed were both math timps and as spin wall was also an assist distant football coach students waited reunited with loved ones after a traumatic day.

you could hear the fear and sadness in their voices. >> i was like this isn't real, this could not be happening. i never thought it would happen so close to me and people i cared about. it was a lot to take in at once. >> now, questions still remain how the shooter got the gun inside the school. we do know the teacher was on fbi's radar since last may when he was flagged by the national threat operations center after accused of making online threats tied to a school shooting. these threats included photos of the guns. the fbi says that the jackson county sheriff's office tracked those threats down to the 14-year-old's ip address. they went to his home and spoke to his father who told the fbi he had hunting guns in the house and that his son never had unsupervised access to those guns. the teenager also denied making those threats online. the fbi said at the time there was no probable cause to arrest him or taking any further action. now, authorities have said that

this teenager is in police custody. he will be tried for murder as an adult. yesterday we saw multiple vigils around the community. for the school students here, the schools in the county will be closed for the rest of the week as this investigation plays out. we will send it back to you. >> steve: we can understand that danamarie, thank you very much. live report from georgia. so it is interesting. over a year ago. there were anonymous threats that were phoned in as she just mentioned. the fbi's national threat operation center. and they didn't name the school. didn't name state. eventually the fbi tracked down georgia and to jackson county. and they told sheriff's deputies about it where they continued the investigation. at that time, she just mentioned. this though interviewed the then 13-year-old shooter and his dad. the dad said yeah, i have got hunting guns, but they are, you

know, they're secured. he can't get them. and the kid said i didn't do it. >> kayleigh: he was 13 years old at the time of this visit. i mean, that's incomprehensible to think about a 13-year-old doing something like that. but that's where we are. i was watching a mom last night on cnn. and she said her daughter was in the class with this young man who perpetrated the shooting allegedly. she said that he displayed odd behavior all the time. he would oftentimes leave the classroom and say he was going to the bathroom but not take the bathroom path. >> steve: skip school. >> yesterday he left to go to the bathroom and didn't take the path and this unfolded. >> brian: what i find surprising fbi able to get it to him and him just denying that he did it forensically, can't they track it down? haven't we found al-qaeda terrorists with less information than that? and if you got to his house, they have to know it was him. just denying that it was his footprint. >> they conducted the interviews, turned it over to the local cops. and they conducted the

interviews. look, i have covered some of these on the ground. i don't think there has ever been a case where the person that perpetrated the incident was not on some type of radar. it was always signs. there was always reports. people don't just wake up one day and decide they are just going to shoot up a school building. there is things leading up to this. the one thing i want to point out that was pretty incredible when it comes to these students, when they saw their coach, teacher had a gunshot wound, drug the coach into the school -- into one of the classrooms and tried -- took his shirt off, tried to apply pressure to the gunshot wound that. >> brian: they couldn't stop the bleeding. >> lawrence: kids trained to do that pretty incredible. >> brian: what about the resource officer unlike parkland stepped in and took him out. >> ainsley: football coach lost his life yesterday.

do you know what he was doing when he lost his life. helping the kids out of the classroom. he leaves behind two daughters. he leaves behind a wife. he leaves behind a lot of heroes yesterday. >> what is interesting about what happened yesterday. so many of the kids and the teachers thought it was a drill. because they drill -- they practice this all the time. they thought okay, this is just another drill. so, the students knew exactly what to do. and a lot of them did. you know, they barricaded the doors. they locked themselves in. when somebody was knocking on it, they did not open the door. but, nonetheless, four people are dead this morning. the governor of the great state of georgia had just flown to las vegas for an event. got on a plane, came back to georgia. said this about what happened yesterday morning. >> this is everybody's worst nightmare. and i just want to offer my sincere condolences and our thoughts and prayers to the families that have lost loved ones. for those that are injured and

conticontinuing to fight througt a tragic time for really this whole community that's been affected by today's actions. i just cannot thank the first responders enough. i cannot thank director hosey. colonel hitchens. director stall lynn's jima. the whom stated response. farley and her team from the fbi that are embedded with us. in the school as we speak. running down every single lead. these are our neighbors. these are our friends. and this community is hurting today. >> lawrence: i appreciate the calmness that he brought to the scene. talked about what resources are going to be dedicated. talked about the families. it was much different -- his response than the white house podium yesterday that was quick to politicize it. we just don't need that in times like this. >> brian: joe biden talking about gun control and republicans got to get with it. they just did bipartisan gun

control. surprised that he would bring that back up. meanwhile, nine minutes after the top of the hour. >> carley: now to this two months away from election day. hard to believe. former president donald trump will deliver a major speech on the economy in new york. >> lawrence: trump is expected to detail his plan taxes and make strides towards energy independence. stark contrast tax hike agenda bill by vice president kamala harris. >> brian: lou cass tomlinson "fox news live" washington. lucas? >> good morning, guys. last night at the fox news town hall hosted by our own sean hannity. former president donald trump says he wants to reduce taxes to return more money to the american taxpayer. >> if you lef let the tax trumps expire which she wants to terminate them. if you do that you will suffer the worst tax increase in history. >> . they can't buy a home. can't do anything. business is stopped up. you can't borrow money.

by the way, i had interest rates at 2%. now they are 10% but you can't get the money. >> while campaigning in new hampshire, vice president kamala harris took aim at corporations and wealthy americans. >> while we ensure that the wealthy and big corporations pay their fair share, we will tax capital gains at a rate that rewards investment in america's innovators, founders, and small businesses. so, here's the detail. if you earn a million dollars a year or more, the tax rate on your long-term capital gains will be 28% under my plan. >> let's take a look at that harris tax plan as she mentioned, capital gains tax will hike from 20 to 28%. top income tax rate go up 37 to 39-point #%. a corporate rate tax hike from 15 to 28%. unrealized gains will go from zero percent to 25% and allow the trump tax cuts to expire.

later today as you mentioned, trump will be speaking at the economic club of new york. expected to remind voters president biden canceled the keystone pipeline and approved what he called putin's pipeline when biden removed trump era sanctions on nor stream two. guys. >> steve: thank you. interesting what kamala harris announced about her plan in new hampshire she has made a clean break with joe biden. joe biden wanted to jack up the tax rate on capital gains like 10 or 12% higher than what she is doing. and clearly, some of her big donors probably put the squeeze on her because she backed off. she was going to jack it up more. she backed off. clearly. >> brian: american people putting the squeeze on her. >> steve: if somebody is going to write you a really big check and they say don't do that and she does what she did yesterday, that's important. clearly she is trying to make a play for wall street. which joe biden never really did.

and make a play for silicon valley. because she is appealing to people make a lot of their money through investment. >> all of those boxes that lucas showed, you could easily see someone watching in the middle class and say oh the corporate tax rate, capital gains, this doesn't affect belief. all of those have downstream effects. they will effect you. the most important one is box number 6, allowing the trump tax cuts to expire. irs data makes clear those making between 15,000 and $50,000 got 16% tax break up to $100,000 you got about a -- let's see, 17% tax break. so you want to vote to increase the payments that you make to the irs? well, vote for kamala harris because box 6 is effecting you directly. >> brian: i think that's good. because i think that president trump should bring that up. be ready to go on the debate. constantly they say he gives a tax break to billionaire friends. to his "wall street journal" fat cats and that just doesn't jive with what they tried to do with the tax reform. and what they accomplished with

the tax reform. they only lost 1% off the top tax bracket. i actually think the most disturbing thing is the unrealized taxing unrealized gains. it's at zero. because it shouldn't be. how do you tax something that's per stifned crease in value while you own it and you don't sell it. so, it's up to 25%. you have a great day. you create a company and all of a sudden that company is worth $220 million. congratulations. pay up. pay up on what? i didn't sell it. it's perceived value. among the people upset by this is r ro khanna. wait a second. making themself to big corporations buy created that in his basement. the next steve jobs that did it in his garage. >> lawrence: a lot of those people live in his district as well in california. he has estate haved interest. >> brian: he has a reality. >> lawrence: former president did a town hall with sean hannity. supposed to be the first with debate. kamala harris decided she didn't want to accept fox news' debate.

donald trump decided to do a town hall with sean hannity instead at the -- the former president is at his best when he is with people, when he is talking about the economy. he also made this pitch to the american people. he says you don't have to like me, but you have no choice right now. watch. >> you can't take the chance. you have no choice. you have got to vote for me. you have got to vote for me. [cheers] even if you don't like me. even if you don't like me, can you sit there and say i can't stand that guy, but there's no way i'm going to vote for her. no, you have to have fracking. you know, you are the biggest in the country for this. you have two of the biggest sites in the world. it's a massive business for pennsylvania. and you can't take aens that. she will not allow fracking. it's still about the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. people are being treated

horribly in this country. we are a country that's been laughed at all over the world. i will be honest, if joe biden would be a great president, i would be happier than being the worst president in the history of our country because i want to see what's good for the country. >> steve: today is he going to talk about his economic plan. >> kayleigh: do you know what i love so much about that. one of the criticisms you hear about president trump it always mean tweets. he basically just said you may not like my mean tweets. you will like my money. you may not like my mean tweets i won't cause world war iii. and there won't be illegal immigrants at the border. >> brian: she changed her mind, according to surrogates. all right? it's on pause right now. right now there is no export for l and g. they are not getting new leases. they are not exporting. even the governor of pennsylvania says we got to lift this pause when speaker johnson said what are you doing? this is a time our allies like

japan and baltic nations we promised them we would supplement because they given up on russian natural gas. that's just a thought. no, no. you did it. biden didn't even know it's been done by the green side of his administration. so why president trump has got to bring that up. right now there is no exporting. >> kayleigh: got to give biden a break. he doesn't know what is going on. >> brian: it's hard to argue that. >> steve: or where he's at. meanwhile, speaking of him, the biden administration is accusing russia of trying to influence this year's presidential election and the department of justice is taking action. took it yesterday. >> lawrence: brooke singman has the latest on this. it wasn't just russia. iran was mentioned. >> and china. the biden administration on wednesday accuse you had russia of trying to influence the 2024 u.s. presidential election. now, officials say that russia is working to target american voters through state run media, online platforms, and u.s. based social media influencers. so, in this court filing, attorney general merrick garland

says that over at least the past year, r.t. and it employees have deployed nearly $10 million laundered through a network of foreign shell entities to covertly fund and direct u.s. companies. now, some of the potential russian disinformation mentioned includes, quote: record inflation. unaffordable prices for food. risk of job loss for white americans, threat of crime coming from people of color and immigrants and overspending on foreign policy. but, while iran and china were mentioned, no formal action was taken despite attorney general garland's acknowledgment that tehran and beijing are actually trying to undercut the trump campaign. listen. >> the justice department's message is clear. we have no tolerance for attempts by authoritarian regimes to exploit or democratic system, unfortunately, we know that russia is not the only foreign power seeking to interfere in our elections. that includes recently reported activities by iran to compromise

former president trump's campaign. >> this comes as critics accuse big tech of election interference as amazon's alexa gave favorable reasons to vote for vice president kamala harris but not for former president donald trump. watch. >> alexa, why should i vote for donald trump? >> i cannot provide content that promotes a specific political party or specific candidate. >> alexa, why should i vote for kamala harris? >> while there are many reasons to vote for kamala harris, the most significant may be that she is a woman of color who has overcome numerous obstacles to become a leader in her field. >> and amazon has said this was just an error. that has now been corrected. guys? >> kayleigh: an error. >> steve: thank you very much. the state department also yesterday, apparently they pulled the plug on a bunch of websites yesterday. and the state department offered a $10 million reward if you could help them track down a group known as russian angry hackers did it.

because they are obviously some of the people who are involved in pushing this narrative. and the indictment goes on to say essentially that the goal is to push americans to support the idea -- this is regarding the russians, to push americans to support the idea that the united states should focus on domestic issues in the united states rather than wasting money on ukraine. let's not spend any more money on ukraine. let's keep the money here. that ultimately, according to our intel and the department of justice and the fbi is the goal of the russians. >> kayleigh: i think a lot of americans watched this yesterday and thought 2016 i thought trump was a russian operative. we had mueller, mueller, mueller. that didn't pan out. then all of a sudden fast-forward to 2020 and the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation. now we hear russia a third time in eight years. that's why i love david spunt's question to the attorney general. you know, a lot of americans don't just have a lot of faith in what you guys are doing. convince us why we should care. that's the biggest question.

>> lawrence: also goes to the point i wish they would have talked a little bit more about the threat of iran. it makes that attempted assassination attempt against a former president even more egregious knowing the threat level was so high. they have made it very clear. they do not like him. they do not want him to get elected. at least when it comes to the russia situation. even though they are trying to interfere in our election. the intel community said they don't know who they are advocating for right now. we do know who iran is advocating for right now. we should be more aware of that. >> brian: michael shellenberger one of the reporters brought in twitter files i brought in everything top to bottom. money changing hands. i don't see this being a big deal at all and doesn't see why that press conference was had yesterday. >> kayleigh: they are trying to influence the election. not interfere, influence, a negative still but there is a distinction. >> steve: in 2016 when you think about it, they warned about the russian disinformation campaign

late. really late. people are like wait, where did that come from. now they are doing it exactly two months and one day before the election. >> brian: for four years they didn't give donald trump credit for winning the election. now they go he won in 2016 and 2020. wait a second, for four years you denied he won without russian help. i guess they admit it now because they also want to warn democrats it could happen again. >> steve: all right. 21 minutes after the top of the hour. carley joins us right now with some news. this is troubling news from lawrence's hometown. >> kayleigh: yeah, that's right. we are talking about dallas, texas, guys. police there are confirming that members of the venezuelan gang tren de aragua are committing crimes in the city. officials did not reveal what the crimes are so far. and in aurora, colorado, four more suspects with ties to the street gang have been arrested in connection with shooting at an apartment complex. two are already out on bond. the others are in ice custody. the gang is accused of taking over apartments in aurora, committing violent attacks, and threatening to murder residents.

jury selection begins today for hunter biden's federal tax trial in los angeles. just months after he was convicted on separate gun charges. the president's son is now facing three felonies and six misdemeanors. and could face up to 17 years in prison. and $750,000 in fines. and listen to this. country music star jelly roll channeling inner johnny cash wholesome blues he oregon state penitentiary. he put on the first live performance there in 20 years. jelly roll sat down with fox news digital saying he was called by god to share his music. >> god never called the equipped. god always equipped the called. i think i'm a living manifestation of that. people look at me and they see a piece of me in them. and when i have a small victory now. they are like yo, that's one for us. >> kayleigh: what he is referring to there he was in and

out of prison for 10 years. says if he inspires one inmate to do better then it was well worth the visit. how about that, guys? that's really cool and inspiring. >> kayleigh: that is and using his past to try to help others and be an influence for good. jelly roll, i like him. >> carley: yes. >> steve: look what i can do. look what i did. you can get out of here and make something of yourself. >> kayleigh: great message. >> brian: first do that. >> steve: johnny cash. >> brian: what is that song? >> steve: full some prison. >> brian: i can't sing it. i think they were happy to have johnny cash. >> brian: i'm more of a dancing. music theater. >> brian: i can't do them both. 23 minutes after the hour. more "fox & friends." i'm not going to get specific it's a lot more straight ahead or else we wouldn't have all these notes. ♪

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>> kayleigh: this is a fox news alert. the israeli military releases video of the tunnel in gaza where they found the bodies of six hostages. look at that murdered by hamas. >> brian: trey yingst is live in tel aviv. trey? >> trey: hey, guys, good

morning. israeli forces continue to conduct limited ground operations inside gaza as we are learning more about those six hostages who were executed last week by hamas. >> the israeli military releasing this video showing the area where the hostages were held underneath neath her city of rafah. this shows the entrance to the tunnel inside a child's bedroom with paintings of mickey mouse and snow white. the idf says they killed 200 operatives in rafah. it continues its psychological warfare releasing another hostage video overnight showing two of the people speaking before they were killed. diplomatic efforts to get the remaining hostages out of gaza have slowed and u.s. officials say that recent comments from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are complicating the process. remember, there are still four american hostages believed to be alive in hamas captivity. and reports do indicate there could be a side deal between the u.s. government and hamas to get them released.

we do know there are still huge gaps between israeli leadership about what to do with the war inside gaza and it comes as the israeli military remains on high alert over fears about a larger conflict between israel and hezbollah. guys? >> steve: all right, trey. we thank you very much. meanwhile 6:30 exactly here in new york city. this morning schools all across the united states are on high alert as a georgia high school shooting has left two students and two teachers dead. nine others hurt. >> lawrence: we now learn that the 14-year-old shooter has been on the fbi list for over a year. >> the fbi's national threat operation center has received anonymous tips in the past of online threats to commit school shootings. at an undetermined location and time. the fbi referred this information to the jackson county sheriff's office for action. they conducted an investigation at that time and there was no probable cause for arrest or to

take any additional law enforcement action. >> brian: figure if there is more investigation about the investigation. here with more is fox news contributor, retired nypd inspector general paul marrow, paul, the most learned moment is they say we had this guy on the radar a year ago, but no treason arrest. they also said that they couldn't trace it right back to hirges the school threat. doesn't seem like that adds up. if they ended up in his house. i think they traced it back to him. >> yeah. that last part is a little shaky. you can always do the forensic work difficultily to bring it back to the house and that computer. that's a matter of realistically two subpoenas. they can get there on that. the real issue they likely ran into is the fact that he was 13 years old. he's a juvenile. and none of the possible charges at the time would have applied to a 13-year-old under are georgia law. a murder does. 13 and up, you can be charged for murder. in this case we have a 14-year-old when he committed the crime. so he can be charged. but the previous thing he

wouldn't have been chargeddable. and as a result there wasn't a whole lot you can do there. >> lawrence: paul, explain that for a second. you used to run counterintelligence for the new york city police department. closest agency to the fbi. when you get intelligence that someone is planning a shooting or a threat of a shooting, what do you do next? do you do to nypd, the school safety team? how does that carry out? >> yeah so, very good question. i was actually in a task force that had representatives of all the federal agencies. and so sometimes these things would come to us. and realistically, you are very dependent on the caregiver. very dependent upon the parents. you need full cooperation from the parents if you have a situation where the kid is not arrestable. i had this in -- actually more than once in terrorism instances. 99 times out of 100 the parents are going to be real cooperative they understand they have a real problem. we had a couple where they were not. and you have a real problem there and we had one where the kid was just at the age of 17 at

the time. we really didn't want to go forward with the prosecution but we had to because we got no choice. that's t the conundrum. with a kid this young you are really stuck. steve as we heard in the press conference last night. local authorities i believe the sheriffs they eventually tracked it down. the tips were online gaming site. so gamers turned him. in they knocked on the door and they talked to the father and they talked to the kid. the kid said i didn't do it. >> right. steve the dad said well, i do have guns but he does not have unsupervised access to them. so, essentially i didn't do it. and he can't get the gun. >> obviously the story is pretty shaky there. legally there isn't a whole lot can you do. unless you get into a circumstance you can demonstrate the home isn't safe for a child. get do not child protection thing. removal of the child, et cetera. under the fact pattern that you articulate. one of the things that comes to

mind. speaking to the lawyers here, is the crumbly case, right? i'm sure that's bouncing off. because, in georgia law, it's not clear that that's going to be able to apply. that's a very fact specific thing. >> brian: just remind everyone that case. >> kayleigh: drew his intent beforehand. called into the office. parents come in. did not indicate he had a well. the parents ended up being convicted. as a mother sitting here, what needs to change? ethan crumbley draw as picture that he is going to shoot up his classroom and he goes back to class. this kid, fbi, and is he free to roam for a year and goes and kills four people. what needs to change? that's what every parent in america is thinking. >> that's the conundrum. at the end of the day we have a second amendment. it's a reason it was second. it was considered one of our sacrosanct rights. what do you do in a situation like that where have you kids have access to guns? all can you could, first of all, is continue to pound this idea of these kids cannot get access to those guns. they are not mentally prepared for it. they don't have -- there is a

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>> good morning, everyone, we are going to start off with the polin report. the weeds are worst my friend for california, central u.s. in towards the mid-atlantic and southeast. high to extreme weed pollen and taking a look at a place like nashville, tennessee the weeds are the worst. we will continue to monitor that. don't forget to take your allergy medicine. here is the forecast today. we do have the potential for showers and thunderstorms for parts of the gulf coast, the midwest, the great lakes functioning in on the gulf coast. places like louisiana where they got upwards of 5 to 8 inches in isolated spots and then an alockers louisiana coast and panhandle. something we are going to watch. other headline is the forecast highs today heat alerts from the northwest down through california and in towards phoenix, arizona. have the worst hottest summer on record. phoenix, arizona with the average high of close to 99 degrees for 2024. and then we are also walching

the atlantic. lots of disturb dances out there but nothing that's really developing so that's the good news, we will keep you up to date fox weather.com for latest details. lawrence my friend over to you. >> lawrence: i'm feeling all the congestion this morning. >> i'm so sour about that. >> have a talk with god for me please. >> janice: i will see what i can do. former president trump returning to pennsylvania for a fox news town hall with sean hannity yesterday. where he slammed vice president kamala harris on her fracking. flip flop. watch. >> she wants no fracking in pennsylvania. she wants no fracking and she said it 100 times. there will be no fracking. there will be no fracking. there will be no fracking. and then just recently she said yes, i could fracking. look. this is a woman who is dangerous. >> this as heads to pennsylvania where she will have meetings and

prepare for the abc presidential debate. our next guest knows all the importance of this crucial swing state, former philadelphia inquirier reporter jennifer stefan know joins us now. i want to play this sound for kamala harris about fracking. and then i will ask you does it really matter in pennsylvania. let's watch it. >> will you commit to implementing a federal ban on frackings your first day in office, adding the united states to the list of countries who have banned this devastating practice? >> there is no question i'm in favor of banning fracking do you still want to ban fracking. >> no. and i made that clear on the debate stage in 2020 that i would not ban fracking and as vice president did i not ban fracking. as president i will not ban fracking to be honest she hasn't been clear on this issue but does it meter. >> it does on a cup pelt of frofnts. first, for the people whose lives depend on fracking in the western part of the state. it could be devastating to have a president that isn't committed

to creatings is staining the jobs. most of the state. it is a source of job creation and energy. this is the other thing. it's not just the fracking that is the problem. we know the biden administration is committed to just shutting down all of the investment into fossil fuels. they will not do a pipeline. that's part of the problem getting the liquids national guard after it's been fracture without a pipeline shipping it over land via train. most dangerous way to do it. a lot of the concerns for pennsylvanians and more nuanced and would be more nuanced in their questions to her. of course she won't talk to the press or do a town hall. >> that is true. so, jennifer, we are looking at some of the polling and pennsylvania is in a dead heat, 47-47. michigan pretty much the same thing, 48% to 43%.

wisconsin 450 to 44%. what needs to happen in this debate does kamala harris need a breakout moment and what does the former president need to do to sure up pennsylvania? >> i think the debate is all about donald trump. i think the president needs to do three key things. first, his messaging last night on with sean hannity was perfect. it was near perfect. he talked to people's pain. he talked about the concerns or not world war iii. he reminded me he kept america safe. how did he do it? through diplomacy. he wasn't deploying our military around the world. he was doing diplomacy. he talked about how he bankrupted iran. and i think the pennsylvanians know they can trust him not to ban fracking. not to up end their lives and that he needs to speak to their pain. the second thing he cannot do personal attacks. he cannot do the usual name calling that he does. he has to stick to the messaging from last night.

and the third thing is you need that vice president harris is going to do everything in her power to needle him. and get him to pop off or cut member off. that's what they want. he needs to be prepared for that and stick to the economic and world peace message. i think it's a winning message for west virginia, wisconsin, michigan, the country. >> lawrence: jennifer, that's some solid advise. let's see what the former president does. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> you got it. so jury selection in the hunter biden tax trial begins today where he could faces a much as 17 years behind bars. if convicted. that's next. ♪s we deliver them this way. this way uses technology and goes the extra mile to do things the right way. the delivering promises on time, every time, way. lowe's knows when you need a new appliance, you want it at the right price. and right now you can save big on the latest whirlpool appliances. like the new whirlpool range with wipeclean™ coating

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♪ >> steve: guess what starts today, jury selection in the federal tax trial of hunter biden. the second federal criminal case for him this year. the president's son faces nine tax related counts including three felonies and six misdemeanors and could faces a many as 17 years in federal prison if he is convicted. here to react is fox news legal editor kerri urbahn. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: in june convicted on gun charges and now this is up it is this simple.

mr. biden, why did you pay your taxes, right? >> it really is either you pay your taxes, or you don't. which is why, steve, it's been shocking to me that he has not pled guilty up until this point. for him, the ramifications are going to be much more. because what this tax case and this trial is going to reveal are very, very embarrassing details not just about his own life but potentially about his father, about pay for play schemes and the like. i personally think doj is going to be far more aggressive than they normally would because they have to rehabilitate themselves after being exposed for giving him that plea deal of a lifetime last year. and now there's no real stakes for them because joe biden is out of the rate so there is no political impact specifically for him and the 2024 election. and is he likely to lose. and so, i am surprised is he going forward but, you know, today starts jury selection so here we are.

>> steve: here we are. in the back of every juror's mind you got to figure okay, if we find him guilty, his dad, on the last day in office, in january, is going to pardon his son. i know the president has said i'm not going to do it, i'm not going to do it. kerry, he is going to do it. >> yeah. i agree with you. he also could commute his sentence. but, in order for him to commute his sentence, hunter biden has to be sentenced and that can take time. right? for instance, donald trump was convicted in new york and early june. and his sentencing is not for another few weeks. that's a few months. time is not on hunter biden's side. unless you want to roll the dis. you know, it's possible that kamala wins but we don't know. he certainly doesn't know. you would think he would want to speed this up as much as possible. but, steve, to your broader point. you know, i don't see how this is sympathetic to a jury. you have people in america who are struggling, paycheck to paycheck. they pay their taxes. it's a huge burden. and they don't have the luxury of having their dad get them out of it. if they fail to do so.

in fact, there is really only one person in this country who has that privilege and it's hunter biden. we're going to hear details about how he wrote off expenses like prostitutes and drugs and all these kinds of business expenses, this is just not sympathetic to a jury. >> and so real quickly, like 20 seconds, as they pick the jury. are they going to say did you vote for his dad? is that -- and would that disqualify a juror from sitting on the panel? >> i'm sure they are going to ask some political questions. what i think that hunter biden's lawyers going to be looking for anyone who has had a family say issue with addiction or struggled with addictions themselves. my understanding is that that is their whole defense he was addicted to drugs therefore not paying taxes okay. as we all know it really is ifer. >> steve: gets started in earnest today in l.a. kerri, thank you very much for getting up early. >> thank you very much. >> steve: all right. straight ahead on this thursday "fox & friends," big tech interference? the history of silicon

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we all know costs are too high. but while corporations are gouging families, trump is focused on giving them tax cuts. but kamala harris is focused on you. building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency. she'll make groceries more affordable by cracking down on price gouging. and she'll cut housing costs by taking on corporate speculators. middle class families built america. we need a leader who has their back. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message.

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