he could do it by executive order. >> president trump: it's a 50/50 issue. if something is a 50/50 issue, it's hard to get excited about it. i assume people would like to have more light later. but some people want to have more light earlier because they don't want to take their kids to school in the dark. >> reporter: president woodrow wilson first shifted the country for to save energy during world war i. the senate approved the bill to permanently move the nation to daylight saving time two years ago, but that bill died in the senate. the nation is fiercely divided now about politics, but few relish the regular ritual of changing the clocks. >> i would love for us to not have to switch our clocks. it is something that could unite americans right now. >> reporter: congress established the current time change system with the uniform time act of 1966. it shortened standard time to just four months, and an energy a build two decades ago. bill?

>> bill: thank you, chad. we will see what they do. dana and i are cool with leaving it the way it is, aren't we? thank you, chad. talk to you soon. ♪ ♪ >> dana: president trump's demanding answers after escaping death into attempt on his life, and he wants all the facts to come out from public release. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's newsroom, i'm dana prato. >> bill: good morning on a friday. feels good. i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. president trump says he hopes to get a roll for a report next week exposing suspicious hidden details of both assassination attempts two months apart, one in pennsylvania and one in florida, during his campaign for the white house. >> reporter: based on what you're saying, the lack of danger in the data point to get. does that make you think there's a sump heart -- >> president trump: there could be. and makes me think it a little bit. if you have three absent, two of them foreign, and he had an fbi

that wouldn't report on it. they didn't want to say why. i would say that could be suspicious. >> dana: suspect ryan routh arrested after fleeing a sniper's nest outside of trump's golf course in west palm beach is do to appear next hour in federal court. david will get us cut up, life at the state apart mint. good morning. justice department. it even says that. highmark. >> reporter: no morning -- happy friday to you. ryan routh will appear for a status hearing in florida picky is set to go to trial this fall. however both of these cases still yielding a lot of questions. president trump yesterday in the oval office was defined, and now he has allies leading both the fbi in kash patel, director and secret service director sean curran. here's more from the president yesterday. >> president trump: they are giving me a report next week sometime. i do believe i will be releasing -- i want to release the report. maybe there's a reason that we

shouldn't. i don't want to get too far ahead of my skis. but i would be very willing to release that. >> reporter: dana and bill, it is not clear what the report will contain. if it will be both plots from pennsylvania and florida pick the fbi have been leading both investigations, but the president did not say the fbi not commenting right now about any such report. let's start with the pennsylvania suspect, thomas crookes. he died. he was shot there on the scene. the 20-year-old, shot the president and hit the president's ear. he also killed firefighter corey comparator ekect injuring several others in the crowd last july at that trump rally in butler, pennsylvania. western p.a. pick the fbi has yet to uncover a motive. nona southorn a, ryan routh is facing that charge of attempted murder. authorities say he waited for hours in the bushes at the president's golf club in west palm beach last september, hoping to take a shot. secret service agent luckily thwarted that plot and routh was later captured.

routh previously asked the judge eileen cannon to dismiss herself from the case, recuse herself is the more appropriate word. the reason she oversaw the trump classified documents case, it eventually dismissed that case. she said nope, she is staying on. she will be in court today at 11:00 with my colleague and we will learn more about the case. that suspect to go to trial in september unless something changes. >> dana: david at the justice department. thank you. for more on this let's bring in shannon bream chief legal course but it. i know your name. here you are for this. what you expect today? >> maybe we will get some information. the president is the one person as commander in chief and running the executive branch you could get the information. he seemed frustrated when this conversation came up yesterday. he now has allies who are leading the fbi and leading the u.s. secret service, maybe he finally gets those answers. he had a quip that sounded like, listen you can't blame the biden

administration anymore. this is on my watch. i want the information. as president and the subject of these attacks, hopefully he will get it sooner rather then leaders. >> bill: he said yesterday maybe there's a reason why we shouldn't. don't want to get ahead of my skis, i would be very willing to release that. i want to see that one myself. all about these phones, and how little we've been told. these are major moments 60 days apart. we were in milwaukee with dana when it all went down. >> we were with the first attempt in butler. interestingly enough, when he spoke about the phone she talked about markings on those phones. which is in something effort about before picky said they were unusual. that definitely piques interest. what does that mean? he talked about the number of them. questions about who crookes was comedic hitting with. potentially here overseas, we just don't know. i did sense his caution, as you noted, that he said i would like to release as much of this as i can, but maybe there's reasons

we won't be able to. certainly seems like there's a lot of information we could get. come share the president would share as much as he possibly can without disrupting intel or something else. >> dana: all of us are trying to keep up with all of the news happening out of washington. one of it has been this watchdog agency, the lawyer fighting against president trump. he has ended his legal battle after contesting to firing in courts. he said this. hampton dellen ja, i'm stopping the fight because yesterday circuit judge reviewing the trial court decision. granted the government request that i be removed from office while the case continues to can given the circuit court severus ruling, i my odds of ultimately prevailing before the supreme court are long. is that issue in the rearview mirror for president trump? >> on this specific firing, because remember there's all kinds of different cases. as you noted, we have over 80 now that deal with different federal employees, different

agencies. for this one, hampton dellenger said i am out. he knew that as this played out it could take months. it could take longer. what was the point to staying to try to fight? he didn't think he could win at the supreme court. i do think other cases will be handled if only. you guys noted the nlrb board member who ordered her reinstated. that i think will be a bigger question that will actually get to the supreme court on the merits as a member of an independent federal agency. somewhat independence. >> bill: looking at lindsey graham joining you on your program this weekend. i don't know what happens between now and sunday morning. >> i know next week we run out of money. if they don't figure this out. he's the senate budget chair. we will talk about that. next friday is the day pick we will talk about the domestic issues, and talking foreign policy. you saw how frustrated he was with president zelenskyy ahead of those talks this week in saudi arabia. we will talk foreign policy. we just added a democrat who's had very interesting reaction to gavin newsom's podcast pick we've got a white houseguest to

announce a little bit later today. >> bill: cool. >> dana: that is a deep tease. i will be peg attention. thank you. >> bill: have a good show. internal documents revealing a significant number of guns ahead of a mexican crime scene. of those guns purchased, those guns are actually purchased by mexican government. this comes just days after the u.s. supreme court heard arguments of mexico's $10 billion lawsuit against american gun makers. here's a deep dive on this and tells us what he found out, and what is that, william? good morning in la. >> reporter: and morning. this is important because the numbers run counter to what mexico has argued for years. that is how could they be expected to stop the flow of fentanyl at the ports of entry when the u.s. fails to stop the so-called iron river of guns from going south from u.s. gun makers and dealers? documents obtained by fox kelly different story. the largest source of guns found at mexican crime scenes are

actually traced back to the mexican government. that's the first line you will see here. that is about 4000 weapons purchased for the mexican military. but once there they are diverted or obtained by the cartels. the third largest source of guns at crime scenes come from the u.s. military surplus. those are also bought by mexico. other guns are sold by u.s. retailers legally to u.s. citizens, so-called straw buyers, who smuggle those and sell them in mexico where they are used in crimes. >> the common misperception is that the u.s. civilian firearms market, our firearms industry, manufacturers and local retailers, are to blame for the arming of the mexican drug cartels. trace data actually shows something quite different. >> reporter: the data comes from the national tracing center. when guns are found at mexican crime scenes, atf runs the serial numbers, allowing agents

to see when and where those guns were originally sold. this week at the supreme court you mentioned mexico blamed u.s. manufacturers and gun stores for their inability to counter the cartels. >> the guns flow south. that enables the drugs to flow nor. >> to stop the cartels, you must cut off their supply of firearms. >> reporter: agents tell me the trace list is accurate, but incomplete. they don't trace all of the weapons. one solution they say here is don't slap on the wrist of the straw buyers here, but if the doj actually would charge something with material support organization making $300 on an ak or ar isn't worth the ten to 20 they could spend on the federal prison. >> bill: william, think you. we will follow it. nice to see you today in los angeles. ♪ ♪ >> these universities are on notice. president trump has issued the warning. we will use every federal tool

we have. >> dana: the trump administration says a foreign student accused of supporting hamas will now be deported as the white house looks to crack down on campus radicalism. >> bill: intriguing story there. new details of the university of idaho murder matter. the chilling text messages that were sent by the survivors who were inside the home. we will get to that. and this from earlier today. >> there is no one-size-fits-all for education. those teachers in the classroom feeling that energy every day, knowing what this group of kids could do better, that group of kids could do good at, let's let them do what they do. >> dana: president trump pushing to abolish the education department and expand school choice. how that move could put power back in the hands of parents.

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♪ ♪ >> dana: chilling text messages between the two surviving rebates of the university of idaho murders now being revealed for the first time. this sheds light on the deaths of their four friends. a little bit hard to stomach, but we need to see it. live in seattle, hi dan. >> reporter: high, dana. as brian kohberger's trial gets closer, through court document we are starting to get more details surrounding that gruesome early-morning in november 2022 in idaho. six students were sleeping in this house just off the university of fido campus picket was a little after 4:00 a.m. when one of the roommates heard noises, and three times she looked out her bedroom door. the last time she found herself a few feet away from a man wearing all black, and a dark mask. minutes later, dylan mortenson was back in her room frantically calling and texting all of her roommates. only bethany funk responded. no one is answering, on really confused. she wrote to bethany, then trying another roommate, caileigh. what's going on?

bethany texts back confused. zana was wearing all black? dylan, i really freaking out. no, it is like a schematic almost. it continues. like he had something over his head and mouth peer i am not kidding. so freaked out. then bethany says, come to my room. run down here. the chilling messages all have been kept from the public, but now we know that both surviving roommates will testify at the trial which is scheduled to start in five months. the text will help prosecutors establish a timeline down to the minute. almost eight hours later at noon, 911 call is finally made from the home from one of the girls phones. it was chaotic as the phone was being passed around to several people. the dispatchers trying to get clarity. she finally hears one of our roommates was passed out, and she was drunk last night. she is not waking up. then a different woman says, and they saw a man in their house last night. prosecutors say that man was brian kohberger, who at the time

was a criminology grad student at nearby washington state university. he is facing four counts of first-degree murder, and the possibility of the death penalty executed. in another motion recently filed, attorneys argue the death penalty should be taken off the table because kohberger is autistic. the state has yet to respond to that motion, but the judge on the case has already ruled after a series of challenges that kohberger is eligible to face execution. dana? >> dana: thank you. >> bill: perhaps a milestone in the push for account ability. for the first time the state department has revoked the visa of a foreign student going to school here in the u.s. linked to quote hamas supporting disruptions. marco rubio, secretary of state, posted this. those who support designated terrorist organizations, including a moss, threaten our national security. the united states has a zero tolerance for foreign visitors who support terrorists. violators of u.s. law, including

international students, face visa denial or revocation and deportation. executive director, good morning to you. they screamed about 100,000 student visas. what you think of the move so far and what comes of this? >> i applaud the trump administration for doing this. it has been a long time coming. i think the ask is just for all of this to be expedited. every country has rules governing visa revocation. in the e.u. you could get your visa revoked if you are violating the public order, or if you can't prove that you have the financial means to sustain yourself. in the united states, exactly the same. there's nothing controversial. if you commit a crime or even engage in moral turpitude you could have your visa revoked. being in this country is a privilege, not a right. i am representing dozens of students across this country in

lawsuits against universities and colleges who are experiencing systemic civil rights violations. a lot of it is stemming, not just from foreign students, but also from foreign funding. this is an incredible first step. the next step really is to see what is the wrought going on in our schools? guess what? it is not just foreigners. there was a report that came out, and american student at georgetown university whose father is a member of the hamas foreign terrorist group, a designated terrorist group. her own student profile that she worked for the mystery of foreign affairs in gaza, which we all know is hamas. this is a great first step. much-needed. it is perfectly legal, and should be carried out expeditiously. >> bill: i want to have any student visas there are annually at u.s. colleges? stephen miller on with sean last night was hot on fire. play this sound bite here. >> also a national security issue.

we cannot have our universities becoming a hotbed for extremism, and jihadi's him, and terrorists simply. nor can we have universities that accept thousands of foreign students, allowing those students to participate in pro hamas activity. >> bill: these are the ten that apparently are under federal investigation right now. we will put the list up there. columbia, harvard tech and what you, ucla, usc, among others. trump said the other day if you are wearing a mask it should be illegal. i don't know how you would outlaw that. maybe you can pick a lot of students here in new york the other day were wearing keffiyahs. they wrapped their entire head and face to conceal their identity. >> right. you could certainly outlaw concealing your identity while in the commission of a crime. that is what is happening here. we are very proud members of the unmask eight campaign, which is now gaining a lot of support across the country, especially

on our campuses so that the schools enforce the student cod. if there's anyone who is concealing their identity while engaging in trespass, or trying to block other students from attending, welling gaging an assault which is happening all over these campuses and cat mints, there's violent physical attacks against students and academia. you should have higher penalties if you are commissioning a crime while considering your identity. absolutely legal. >> bill: brook, things. brooke goldstein, we will sue happens next. a lot of activity this past week there. thank you for coming on. 22 past and now. ♪ ♪ >> what kind of a deal with a randy want to do? you said they could not have a nuclear weapon. >> president trump: there's to a iran can be handled, militarily or you make a deal. i would prefer to make a deal. come not looking to hurt iran. kyle would rather negotiate a deal.

out not sure that everybody agrees with me, but we could make a deal that would be just as good as if you one militarily. the time is happening now. the time is coming up. something is going to happen one way or the other space president trump tells maria he's trying to reach a nuclear weapons deal with iran picky says he's spoken to the ayatollah urging leaders to negotiate. this is the first significant engagement between the u.s. and iran since the trump administration began. trump says he hopes iran is open to the talks. you can watch maria's full interview with president trump this weekend on sunday morning futures right here on fox news. >> what democrats opposed was unleashing sexual predators on girls throughout the united states of america. >> bill: people shaking their head after that comment. thought it was a little upside down. quantity really mean? minority leader hakeem jeffries there. democrats have blocked a ban on transgender athletes and women sports. what is the message from the

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that included a young man whose late father, a veteran and police officer, had inspired him to serve. president trump announced he would achieve his dream attending west point, a touching moment. they also didn't cheer the 13-year-old boy with brain cancer who was always wanted to be a police officer. the president announced he would be an honorary secret service agent. >> i don't know why we can't fully celebrate -- i have a 13-year-old myself. thank god she has never had cancer, but i think that is something we could all celebrate. it was a touching moment. like i said, that is part of the best of the americans periods. >> reporter: fetterman went further, blasting his party on x this morning with hashtag the resistance. snub a 13-year-old cancer survivor? joint addressed protest paddle bonanza, bizarre picker fighter videos. hold our beer, government shutdown, never vote for a shutdown ever with a article

headline suggesting said it democrats impending choice shutdown or surrender. another's california governor gavin newsom who split with his party on trans athletes in women sports. bill? >> bill: thank mike. watching that in washington, d.c. thank you. have to learn from the white house amone ago. 11:00 a.m. eastern time, the president will be in the oval office. there will be comments as to what they pertain to, we do not know. we will hear it live for you. you may have seen something there about the exec of orders at 2:30, we still expect that to happen. also comments at 3:00. a lot of buzzing on a friday, dana. >> dana: indeed. >> the party is in disarray. you can see that. they don't have an identified leader, they don't have a vision, they don't have a platform to run on. the only word i could describe it as they are flailing right now. that's why they resort to these antics. they want to fight trump, they want to fight the america first agenda, they want to fight all of us. so they debase themselves by showing up on the house floor and acting like children.

>> dana: house speaker mike johnson slamming democrats for their behavior during president trump's joint address. there were ten democrats who joined republicans in voting to censure congressman al green for heckling the president. my next guest is one of them. congressman, a democrat of california. thank you so much for being with us today. let's hear it from you. why did you vote for censure? >> you know, quite al did is distracting. we do have a strategy, which is president trump won the election. he owns this economy. stock market is dropping, he owns it. keep the focus on what president trump is doing. we should be talking about layoffs, 70,000 workers and how that's going to hurt our veterans. instead talking about al green. that wasn't what i want to see out of congress. i want to see to coram and civility. >> dana: i was think of the other day, the only thing democrats had to do was not make themselves the story on tuesday night. instead, we've been leading with it for four days because it was

so remarkable. fellow congressman from california said this, that he was in the airport, chased down by flight attendant named jim barrett picky said politely chased me down at chicago airport, and said sir i am a democrat, but the way the partys embarrassing. it made us look heartless. i don't care who is up there, you stand for the boy with cancer, be more rational, and get your act together. did you stand for that boy with cancer? >> i made a conscious choice at the last minute to watch it on television. i saw my colleagues and what they were going to do here i didn't want to be a part of that. from my perspective, we should celebrate a boy with cancer who is living out his dream of getting sworn into the secret service. you should always celebrate someone being able to go to west point. again, i want america to be successful. if donald trump's tariffs being prices down, raise drops, at the stock market up, great. i'm not going to root against

america. i just think his policies are going to hurt folks. i'm happy to take those policies. >> dana: jamie raskin is a democrat from maryland. he said to the censure vote was outrageous to my mind. what they've done is completely watered down the meaning of censure. centering people over heckling. you think they went too far? >> i would've preferred a formal rebuke of al green as opposed to censure vote. censure vote should be pretty rare. that's not what was on the floor. it was a censure vote. it sounds like they are going to try to vote to take al green off his committees. i will vote against that because i don't think we should be meddling in each other's parties. >> dana: if the social media team calls you and asks you to hold a tiny microphone, will you tell your press secretary you don't want to do that? >> i don't want to hold up any microphones. >> dana: i think that's probably a good idea. when you think about another fellow californian of years,

democrat gavin newsom, he has a new podcast. basically changing his position incrementally. a you think that's the way back for the democratic party? >> no. i think the way back for the democratic party is to have a platform. for lack of a better way of describing it, we have to have our own project 2029. we ought to say american public wants to make government more efficient, they want to address debt and deficit. here's how we would go about doing it. we have to put that out there. in many ways, there's some things we are seeing. we could make the government more efficient using technology and so forth. i'm not disagreeing on weeding out fraud and waste. but what is our plan? what is our strategy? that is what we should be doing. >> keep in touch because we will see how this develops over time as the democrats figure it out after that loss. thank you. >> thank you speak i breaking this morning, mentioned this a moment ago. to any 5 minutes away, president troublemaker marks live from the oval office.

11:00 a.m. eastern climbed. as he threatens to impose new sanctions and tariffs against russia. jackie haida-mac is in the white house. more on that in the north lawn. hello jackie. >> reporter: good morning. this threat is really a shift in tone from the president picky recall he has been facing some criticism in recent days for really putting the pressure on the ukrainians to come to the table, and get to a cease-fire and final peace agreement. now he is putting the screws to russia in this truth social post. it reads, based on the fact russia is absolutely pounding ukraine on the battlefield right now, i am strongly considering large-scale banking sections and tariffs on russia until a cease-fire and final agreement on pieces reached. to russia and ukraine can't get to the table right now before it is too late. thank you. this is a shift also from reports in the last week or so that the president was considering potentially lifting sanctions on russia if we were to get to that piece agreement. he has reiterated many times

that russia wants peace, but in that post indicating that their conduct, continuing to bond civilian infrastructure, is really upsetting him. there was an axios report saying his rage has been intensifying in recent days because of that conduct. which is really undermining the message that russia had been giving to him, which is that they are ready for peace. these sanctions could be ahead. i asked the director of the national economic council what that might look like. >> [inaudible question by the media] >> president trump is adamant we need to get everybody to the table. we could do that with carrots and we could do that with sticks. he is talking to everybody. how they do it, with carrots or sticks, some thing that is a work in progress. marco rubio in the president are >> [inaudible question by the media] >> there's a heck of a lot of things to do for sure. but let's see how it goes.

>> a heck of a lot of things left to sanction and tariff. we will hear from the president and just about half an hour. maybe he says some words of this. recall next week you have or acadian delegation meeting with the u.s. delegation to try to get a framework of a cease-fire put together and potentially also get the minerals deal done after president zelenskyy was able to repair the relationship that fell apart last week with president trump. a lot of progress on that front as. >> bill: see if the pressure on both sides works or not. thank you, jackie. jackie heinrich and the breaking news from the white house. >> dana: president trump posting the first crypto summit with this means for the nations digital currencies. plus education secretary lindy mcmahon outlining her plans for the department's future amid a looming overhaul. more on that ahead. >> he could be more clear when he says he wants me to put myself out of the job. it is to provide quality education through school choice to all students. he wants to make sure that education is back at the state level where it belongs.

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♪ ♪ >> dana: a relic for the past causing a bit of a problem. it is an unexploded bomb from world war ii found on the tracks near a major paris train station. the bomb was found during overnight work, forcing a halt to euro star travel to london and france. officials say the bomb poses no danger to the public. >> i think there is definitely a role for education to make sure that as we move education back to the states, that we are providing the tools for the governors, for the teachers that we can provide them with research to show best practices. because the president's goal really is to see our scores go up. when 70% of our students cannot read with proficiency, that is

incredibly difficult to swallow. he is not good except as. >> bill: we have to figure this out picked linda mcmahon fresh on the job, education secretary setting out earlier ainsly. it is possible role in the near future. president trump pushes to improve educational outcomes in america. lara trumka coast of the brand-new show my view right here on fox. how are you doing? good morning to you. congratulations on the first week on the show. looking forward to saturday night. that was secretary mcmahon earlier today, here was the president talking about the same issue just yesterday. >> president trump: i want much starting the process, we are trying to get the schools back into the states. let the states run the schools. i will tell you, you will see something, it's going to blow your mind. it will be run so well. the school system. i also believe in school choice, but that will take care of itself. >> bill: i just want to do it, and he's got linda mcmahon on the job now. what you think comes with this?

>> yeah, what president trump is doing is making sure that so many things that have gone in the wrong direction in our country are moved in the right direction. certainly the education of our future generations is one of them pick we have a department of education since 1980 in place. unfortunately, the goal to help students achieve more and learn more has seemed to fall very short. you heard secretary mcmahon say we see 70% of students are not even proficient in reading. it's even worse by the way her math. i think you have only 26% of eighth graders proficient in math. that is a biz more. i think what donald trump is saying is look at, we have the opportunity right now over the next four years to fix a system, and maybe it is abolishing the department of education. when you see consistently scores going down. when we are spending more per people than any other developed nation, and yet we have nothing to show for it, we are not doing right by our future generation

of americans. sending it back to the states, allowing school choice, those are ways we could actually see an improvement in the educational system. this is something the president talked about consistently on the campaign trail, and many parents are excited to be five speaking of campaign trail, just want to share this with viewers today. trump's school choice. this is proving a potent issue for parents, newly reengaged after the covid pandemic. keen on voting for reformers, the parents movement played a big role in recent republican electoral successes. i don't think they have forgotten about that just yet. another topic i want to get to. hakeem jeffries is the democratic leader in the house. all of this talk about transgender rights in america, biological male, sharing locker rooms with biological women. he was asked about it. it came out like this. heat has referred to it this way before, but this is how it went yesterday. >> what democrats opposed was

unleashing sexual predators on girls throughout the united states of america. >> bill: i don't quite get that. under know if you want to take a crack at interpreting that. he's pretty much said the same thing before back in january. >> i'm not really sure. i think what we saw on tuesday night, and i would assume what that statement is also lending itself to is if you ever wondered whether or not the democrats would be on the opposite side of anything that president trump is advocating for, and republicans are advocating for, no matter how ridiculous, how crazy. or by the way how dangerous the subject, this is your answer. there it is right there. i don't even know what he is talking about. don't forget, this is the same party who not too long ago, a couple of years ago advocating to defund the police. that was dangerous. that increased crime around our country in so many cities. that is been a horrible thing for this country. i think if you want to make sure you don't have sexual predators in with women act let's make sure they are not able to get in

the locker rooms. let's make sure we keep men out of the locker rooms. anyone on the opposite side of keeping men out of women's sports and men out of women's personal spaces is on the wrong side of that issue. these are the folks that we need to vote out of office because it's absolutely ridiculous to see. but they are happy to double down on crazy and go against anything donald trump supports. >> bill: as we round out the week, i don't know what you will have on your show on saturday. but as joe manchin was here yesterday, he's no longer in office. we were talking about just the fallout from tuesday night. he is a moderate, right? this is what he said. >> can you say i'm sorry, we made a mistake. i didn't intend to. maybe he made a wrong calculation. they can't say that. nobody in washington, they cannot defend that behavior. you can't make wrong right. you can try all you wanted to. just say you made a mistake as. >> bill: that was a whole thing. quick comment on that, lara?

the actions and behaviors. >> this is why their party will continue to suffer, if this is the way they behave. as a foreign former rnc cochair, that's okay with me. it is going to be to their detriment, and hopefully it's to our benefit because we want great republicans like president trump and those who support him in office. i think they are going to help us out in the midterms if that's how they behave. >> bill: thanks. see you at 9:00 eastern time saturday night here on the fox news channel with my view. thank you, lara. have a good weekend. >> see you there. thank you. >> dana: in a few minutes, president trump is set to deliver remarks from the oval office. you can catch that live right here on fox news.

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♪ ♪ >> dana: president trump to speak from the oval office in a few minutes. he is hosting crypto leaders in d.c. today with new bitcoin reserve focus. trump's czar is a -- we shall

say, hillary vaughn is live at the white house. >> hi, tenet president trump has made usa crypto capital of the world and this crypto crew is the first of its kind at the white house. the guest list ceo brian armstrong, and others. at the sentiment comes as president trump made history yesterday signing an executive order creating strategic bitcoin reserve and the bitcoin reservel be reformed using bitcoin the u.s. owns from seized and forfeited assets and it won't cost taxpayers a dime here to the government owns 200,000 bitcoin but they say they will do a full audit to count every coin, the u.s. will not sell bitcoin deposited in the reserve but kept as a value. to the reserve is digital fort knox for the cryptocurrency often called digital gold. >> president trump and his administration have done a lot to deliver on the promises that they made during the campaign.

till we see this industry growing rapidly. we want to see the u.s. be the dominant bitcoin mining country in the world. speak of this at the roundtable of the white house describes as a brainstorming session to think of ways to undo consider biden's war on crypto. rolling back regulations right now restricted from doing business with crypto companies, dana. >> dana: hillary vaughn, we shall see that you know what i think about crypto pier until it makes sense. >> bill: a two day conference on innovation and defense taking place in texas. david is called ostend for america and here to tell us all about that max, hello. >> good morning hello from the conference and today's focus is all about health and wellness especially for veterans and folks serving in the military and we are to hear speakers talking about psychedelics to treat ptsd and kicked off this morning with locking yoga on the

lawn. some folks are getting vitamin b2 shots. yesterday we sell all sorts of technical innovations in warfare, drones and different device is used now on the battlefield we heard from speakers. austin has been a hub for defense tech in recent years and the future is command studying the future of warfare. take a listen. >> interesting in how we bring robots together into a formation to do what robots are really good at while optimizing what humans are good at. speak of reason ostend for america is taking place simultaneously south/sxsw disinvited defense tech community from the conference. the founders of ostend for america are happy that the turnout and 14 people have signed up and likely will put the conference on again next year or. >> bill: nice to see you there

in deep texas. ♪ ♪ >> dana: baby number three, the third and final egg in the nest just hit by in the meantie a better look at the first two. pretty sweet. just unsuccessful the last two times around. a lot of a lot of folks disappointed. >> dana: all right. that that is a one beautiful look above california. they have three, dana, that is awesome. good for them. >> dana: triplets. i hope they have a nanny. >> bill: there is no end california. >> bill: we don't have that to show folks. >> bill: amazing. >> dana: trust us. >> bill: the white house in a matter of minutes we will hear from the white house and standby -- >> dana: sandra smith is and for harris