ashley biden was arrested in college for drug possession. before she was never convicted. she walked. and years later an alleged video of ashley doing lines of coke at a delaware house party came out. ashley was again charged for intimidating an officer back in 2002 and again charges were dropped. ashley and hunter haven't faced consequences their entire lives. joe biden has enabled his children. when you are a senator, vice president and president can you get away with anything. you are treated different than average american. that makes people angry it makes me angry it's not fair. bad parenting and policy. goes against everything joe biden has been about his whole career. ashley biden was also at the white house on the fourth of july. was she there days before? we don't know. the secret service won't release the visitor logs. all we know is hunter was lugging a big bright red backpack around. hunter carries that backpack everywhere. what's in the backpack and why is a 53-year-old man have a bright red backpack like that. is that where he keeps his laptop so he doesn't lo

just look at ashley biden on the fourth of july. this is joe biden's daughter. was the one with the diary. well, she has had a history of cocaine addiction. she spent time in rehab, halfway house. and here she is that weekend. very physically affectionate. extremely gregarious, animated. probably just excited for the fireworks. she is a patriot. now, the secret service source suggests to "primetime" that ashley biden or a friend of ashley's could have something to do with the coke. and right next to her is her older brother hunter who looked pretty happy up there on the white house balcony, really happy. he was a little sweaty but, you know, it was hot. that doesn't mean anything. and if you look closely, jill biden didn't look very happy with hunter, i mean, nobody is happy with hunter at this point. now, remember, hunter is supposed to keep his nose clean for this plea deal. if this is his coke, the plea deal is off. we just hope hunter stays sober and stays away from the parmesan cheese. >> i spent more time on my hands and knees picking through rugs smoking

ashley: very true. president bidenould lose the first primary for 2024 because he will be on the ballot. the dnc is trying to shake of putting soft a lot of firsts which he did well in the first time around but they are not playing ball. it could be embarrassing for biden but i guess the bigger question, could he really affect the 2024 race? >> i do. i happen to be the one who believes joe biden will not be on the ballot by the end of this calendar year, that's my clinical prediction. i think they offended the people of america by abandoning iowa and that will pay the price in a state of pivotal in the electoral count. joe biden not on the ballot in new hampshire, how is it a sitting president isn't on the ballot? you putting the marbles into south carolina relying on congressman clyburn to carry the water there but it's a risky move. ashley: i think they are shooting themselves in the foot but we are out of time. take you for joining us this morning. meta officially unveiled its competitor. how did the lunch go? >> in

happy monday. >> ashley: biden administration climate crusade coming for your water heater.epartment of energy proposal require hot water heaters to meet fstandard to lower carbon dioxide emission to lower electricity bills, but could be more expensive to buy in the first place. cory mills joins us now. is this in the name of climate change? it seems like we are overregulated. >> well, it is absolutely we are over regulated, up-front cost in comparison to long-term savings is not a decision to be made by the government, should be made by the citizen. water heaters would draw from the heat outside and take longer to heat up water and northern climates it would be less efficient. at call or on call water here would be more proficient. this is the federal government continuing to overreach. first your gas stove then your air conditioner, then your water heater, it continues on and on and on, only thing safe, put it upstairs. >> ashley: it seems like there are whacky regulations being put in play. i know we know there is a lot of cons to this, do you see pros in this? it will sa

the bidens are great beneficiaries of this two tier justice system. ashley the way biden made a mother gaff. he was speaking on the world stage this week, watch this and i will get your comment. >> president biden: vladimir and i, shouldn't be so familiar. mister zelenskyy and i talked about the kind of guarantees we could make in the meantime. >> withdrawing his forces from ukraine, recognizing international borders and seizing his attacks, inhumane attacks on -- by russia on ukraine. ashley: it's difficult to watch. okay, when we get older retarder to speak perhaps but he' s the leader of the free world. he is the president of the united states. what message does it send? >> it should be clear who is attacking home in this conflict. the attack was from russia on ukraine, not the other way around and i was concerned about the fact, he had dinner with other nato leaders, the third major dinner with overseas leaders he skipped, said he had to work on his speech, delivered the speech not all that well. we need a president was awake, alert, energetic and ready

i would argue that biden's plans or the e way it's come out to this point is the complete opposite of reagan only toics -- reaganomics. >> and, by the way, ashleyer reaganomics are tried, less regulation, less government spending, i don't care where you're at in the world, you actually get an economic boom. and when you do what joe biden does where with you have government-led spending where government picks winners and losers, those economies falter and eventually fail. biden was in south carolina for, i believe, end phase energy. they were touting that's going to create 600 new jobs. that reminds me of solyndra back in 2008, barack obama promised it would create 3,000 the jobs and a couple years later it went bankrupt. it's bureaucrats like joe biden who are deciding who's going to the win and who's going to lose, and i don't trust joe biden or anyone in government to pick companies that win or lose. ashley: you, me and a lot of other people, sean. bottom line here, the president pitching to the american people, they know the how much they're spending every day where whethe, grocery ares, and it's clear that wages have just not kept up with i

biden administration to ease tension with china. we'll unpack her visit with gordon chang coming up. >> ashley: and president biden staying tight-lipped on the drug bust. >> carley: a yankee camera operator carted off the field after getting hit in the head with a wild ball, we have details on that story, as well. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. those stories and more coming up over the next hour. breaking news overnight. two firefighters are dead after battling a fire on a cargo ship in newark, new jersey. coming from wnyw. the fire started just before 9:30 last night, engulfing several vehicles on the ship. calls ringing out when responding crew members reported missing in the active scene. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> carley: and another alert, claiming u.s. service members were among those killed in a bomb attack in somalia. kenya delayed reopening of the nation's shared border, following wave of attacks blamed on al qaeda-linked militants. we'll bring you updates throughout the morning. and look at the white house, as republi

ashley. you're right, president biden a's got work to do before it's beach time.or announcement on the administration's plans to lower health care costs and make insurance more reliable for americans with a hard focus on lowering those prescription drug prices especially for seniors. we expect that they are announce granting medicare the authority to negotiate those prices as well as an effort to take on big pharma. we also will hear about new steps the crack down on what they're calling junk insurance which as you referred to, ashley, the short-term limited duration ininsurance they say doesn't provide comprehensive coverage. announcement comes amid pressure and division within the democratic party. senator bernie sanders has taken a tough stand, threatening to hold up confirmations telling the "the washington post" this saying i will oppose all nominations until we have a very clear strategy on the part of the government as to how we're going to lower the outrageously high cost of prescription drugs. now, today's announcement is part of the president's broader e

ashley: talkative stimulus, student loans, the supreme court says you don't have the power to do that mr. bidenwould imagine you agree. >> it is preposterous spending 400 plus billion dollars without an approval of congress and they knew it was illegal, nancy pelosi when she was speaker said it was illegal in joe biden of said it was illegal and an election coming up, votes count more than the constitution so the supreme court reinstated the constitution into put kids in a box, now for three years that have not had to make payments, now suddenly another 20000 added to the tab. >> we have someone on earlier, they have been guilty of the ridiculously high prices. >> the biden administration was serious about real reforms and if the student takes alone to go to your school you get the money today pocketed and you should have a liability for part of that in the future. you have a stake in the student doing well and taking courses that might help the student in the workforce. >> what an idea. very quickly i know i said earlier the data that comes out is a good news or bad news, vice versa you see th

>> ashley: so many questions on this hunter bidenke tony bobulinski came out and said he reached out to david weiss's office to have a conversation with them and they never got back to him. you would think the investigators investing hunter biden's business affairs would want to talk to hunter biden's business partner but that ended up not happening. joe got to leave it there. thanks so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thanks joe. >> thank you carley and ashley good to see you. >> "fox& friends" starts right now. >> have a good day. ♪ >> steve: good morning everybody it is monday july 3rd, 2023. we start this hour of fox and friends with a fox weather alert. more than 110 million americans are currently under severe weather alerts this morning as strong storms, wind and extreme heat hit different parts of the country. those strong thunderstorms battering central kentucky yesterday brought down power lines and trees as well and look at those

. >> ashley: and no real information about the bag of cocaine found in the white house. and even biden's friends are not happy about the stonewalling. >> i was found limited access place down near the situation room down below. >> the west executive entrance is closer to the situation room. it is also next to west executive drive, where for example, the vice president's vehicle was parked. >> ashley: we will bring the administration's latest excuse for dodging reporter questions. >> carley: did you hear this, brittney spears said she was backhanded by a security guard while trying to talk to wendy. how both are reacting this morning. you are watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm carley shimkus. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. after haul nothing 35 million for second quarter fundraising. >> carley: white house hopeful ron desantis raking in $20 million as gop candidates look to gain momentum. alexandria is live with more. >> alexandria: in council bluff, iowa, this is the largest crowd he has seen. will take a hit from agricultural policy. here is what the trump campaign released. they

many people on both sides of the aisle have with president biden he is acting old and happens with age and different people handle age. ashleyealthier, trump or biden? this topic was one on the hill this week and banging the door on small business and i ran into the strategist on both sides and give me the narrative and this speaks to the issue. what do you do with harris. no. 2 on the ticket. normally never care about what the vice president was this early in the race. however in the biden's age and regardless of eating at dairy queen or working out on a peloton and the age and cognitive health and voting with primarily the independence that decide the selection and what percentage chance biden capacitated either between now and the election and after the election should he succeed with that ticket. essentially you're asking the independence of harris and she's immensely unpopular in her own party 32% polling right now and there's a big dilemma and do you pour on the gasoline to bring her forward and show she's a really good win for you as independent and that puts biden back in the shadow again or swap around the ticket ea

biden administration to ease tension with china. we'll unpack her visit with gordon chang coming up. >> ashley: and president biden staying tight-lippedust. >> carley: a yankee camera operator carted off the field after getting hit in the head with a wil

ashley: mark meredith touched on it, gavin newsom has been campaigning for biden in the red states.he candidate in waiting. is he lurking in the background believing biden is not going to get there? >> like a civilian nuclear program that comes along and than the second it needs to be activated, it's weapon eyes did and will be the most loyal biden surrogate until something happens where president biden will be ready to go. he has basically a shadow campaign in place. he was talking about he and trump have a great relationship but this is not a normal thing to do when you are governor of california. ashley: he visited the white house a year ago but i got the feeling he was measuring the curtains. i could feel it in him. you look at his record in california. it's not great. people are getting out. >> states like florida and texas, president biden is 80 years old, never had someone at that age. he's fallen a lot and there's the gaffes that are piling up. he remains the front runner. i don't expect these primaries to make a dentist but should he not run for whatever reason you will nee

ashley: how come biden did not use his own vice president kamala harris, just wondering where did heack obama. there is a shortage of jobs in teenagers are using that to their advantage, their charging as much is $17 per our for some positions. and tom homan says immigration system is broken by the biden administration design. tom is here to explain next. ♪ providing for your family is a top priority. but what happens when you need affordable health care? christian health care ministries could save you up to 40% today. as a member, you can choose your provider without network restrictions. sign up at your convenience with our anytime enrollment. join a christian community that supports each other's medical expenses, offering peace of mind as you prioritize what's most important. enroll now at your chm dot org do you shop for vitamins at walmart? force factor products powerfully improve your health, but they're also delicious, easy to use, and affordable. that's why force factor is now the number one best selling herbs and supplements brand at walmart. unleash your potential with forc

ashley strohmier. breaking news overseas, president biden is in london, set to meet britain's prime minister moments from now. the president will also meet king charles. >> todd: jacqui heinrich live in windsor, good morning to you. >> jackie: good morning. president biden made a point of stopping here to discuss with the king climate finance, ways to get the private sector off the sideline. the president will justify his decision to provide cluster bombs to ukraine. the u.k. announced opposition and the president drew criticism also for this. >> president biden: the ukrainians are running out of ammunition, this war is relating to munitions. they are running out of ammunition and we're low on it. >> critics blasted the president for saying we are low on the shells. the white house told fox digital, the military has specific requirements for number of ammunition in our reserve in case of military conflict. everything we send to ukraine is in excess of that, the u.s. is not running out of ammunition itself. it highlights need for other nato partners to do more. >> this is what the president needs to do wi

pfizer wants targeting parents and much more and when confirmed or deny president biden was under investigation for bribery. ashleyank you very much, very intense hearing. senator ted cruz joining me, the perfect person to talk about this. do you believe christopher wray when he says he's absolutely not protecting the biden's? it's insane, he says. >> sadly, i don't. if you look at the last two and a half years, we've seen the department of justice and fbi politicized and organized, this attorney general merrick garland is the most critical attorney with overhead. i think john mitchell, nixon's attorney general who served 22 months in prison for breaking the law, john mitchell running over ray at the willingness of merrick garland to use d.o.j. and fbi to go after the biden white house little enemies, when you look at the double standard applied by d.o.j. and fbi, it is enormous and the fbi sadly stonewalling so i've asked the fbi repeatedly about for example, fd 1023, the form prepared one confidential form it came to the fbi with allegations joe biden personally received $5 million from a foreign national. the f

ashley: going to move on, take a look at this op-ed from the new york times. it says can bidene the economic narrative? in biden isn't the credit he deserves in, his handling of the economy. what do you say to that? >> we have to go back to inflation again. sure, inflation slowed from the high of 9% in the middle of 2 2022. recently it's all the way down to 4% but that still implies the past two years, inflation has risen by 13%. prices today are 13% higher than they were in the middle of 2021. the average american because wage growth failed to keep pace with price inflation. an employment rate remains low, 3.7% but in order to have this dynamic, this sense of things getting better, you have to have declining unemployment rate. it's difficult to do when it's so low already. i think it's impossible for biden because he has to go toward stronger growth message and you can't do that when your hands are tied on regulatory efforts and plausibility of higher taxes in. ashley: in 1998 the internet wasn't going anywhere in the same impact of a fax machine and predicted global economy w

the first lady traveling in france with ashley biden, the president's daughter as well. >> mike memoliest his party is close to launching an impeachment inquiry into president biden stemming from the republican-led investigations into the biden family's business dealings, particularly hunter biden. let's bring in ali vitali. are they really going to try to impeach the president of the united states? >> reporter: this is another example of how speaker mccarthy is in a constant battle with the ultra right flank of his group. mayorkas is a name we hear all the time. now, they are centering around joe biden himself, doing so in the way that mike was saying, frankly, trying to put hunter biden on the ballot alongside the president and making it so joe biden is a referendum -- or his son is a referendum on his father, the president of the united states, who is running for re-election in 2024. the fact that we saw speaker kevin mccarthy yesterday continue to almost ratchet up his rhetoric about how close his conference might be to actually moving forward on impeachment of biden is really nota

as joe biden would say, come on man. got to save the queen. ashleyyour feedback on this whole thing with joe biden wanting -- having south carolina primary first, turning his back on the iowa caucus and new hampshire primary, he could end up with his name not on the head new hampshire ballot and lose to rfk junior, it's nuts. >> i agree wholeheartedly, you can't skip up the first few primaries and if you think you can, ask rudy giuliani in 2008 how it works for him to skip everything up at the time everyone got to florida, it was over. ashley: upset all morning, shooting himself in the foot and go ahead is what i say. mike huckabee, former arkansas governor and all around, good day. >> thank you, ashley. ashley: we know the markets selling off, american express down 3%. >> the dow done 505 points and american express is down. cut them to neutral. loan growth and slower spending. ashley: a firm holding. >> fifteen and the third%. they expect persistently higher interest rates to pressure margins and they say a firm needs to hold more loans on the bala

ashley. >> hi, jonathan, yeah, hunter biden's legal woes than derailed plea deal could accelerate the push for a formal impeachment inquiry by house republicans. the chair men of powerful house committees say that would give them more latitude to seek more information that does include documents and offer a greater ability to put key figures under oath. but democrats seemingly caught off-guard with the change in hunter biden's plea deal are dismissing that effort. watch. >> well, if there was actual evidence, of course. but there is no evidence. >> it's bs. >> there's no impeachment inquiry in the constitution, no reason for an impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: but it is an idea that apartments to be gaining support among republican presidential candidates. >> and if he has any connection to them, and that can be proven, then an impeachment inquiry probably would be appropriate. >> it's just an inquiry. but if there is evidence, then you're looking at an impeachment. >> reporter: meanwhile dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas faced calls for his resignation or removal. the secretary pushe

desantis will have the money to be in that conversation. >> ashley, by contrast, president biden hasst over a million dollars so far, and only has four staffers on his campaign payroll. should he be stepping up his campaign by now? >> no, i think what the biden campaign is doing right now is pretty on par with most re-elections do for the presidency. they're getting their infrastructure together in the summer, having their top leadership in place, focusing on fundraising earlier on rather than building the larger infrastructure. but surely before the beginning of 2024, you will start to see staff in states building that grassroots infrastructure, and then definitely a more robust national committee. but right now the biden administration is more focused on governing as the campaign just began to put its initial infrastructure in place. >> you know, scott, desantis is shifting his strategy to mainstream media tour about policies starting with our own jake tapper tomorrow. but one political expert says -- and i'm quoting now -- the race is not about who has the best tax plan, the race

stuart: president biden, let me go to ashley for this, we have the story on president biden letting sliprmation about u.s. ammunition here at home, straighten this out, what did the president xi. >> good morning, president biden gave an interview to cnn that aired this past sunday defending his decision to say cluster bombs to ukraine suggesting the u.s. was perhaps low on the more common 155 millimeters ammunition rounds, watch this. >> this is a war relating to munitions and they are running out of ammunition and we are low on it. what i finally did i took the recommendation of the defense department to not permanently but allow for this transition. where we had more 155 weapons the shells for ukrainians. >> he said we are low wanted, reaction on social media from confused outrage many asking why the president was announcing the u.s. shortage during a televised interview that will be seen by our adversaries, conservative pundit steve guest tweeted among other things moron, despite did not care that are adversaries in china are listening. the white house seem to walk back the president'

ashley: stained my brain. congressman i totally understand the notion behind the physical and mental fitness of current president bidenhen they talk about president trump. i obviously understand people going up against him or thinking of going up against him are much younger but i feel like trump has really proven himself, i mean mentally capable, physically capable. the man never sleeps. i think he's proven himself to be more capable than half the people half his age. he golfs. that's not easy mentally or physically. do you think this more pertains to the democrats more than anything? >> well, i think it pertains really so much to a younger population. they want to identify with someone who's physically active. but to your point, president trump has kept a schedule beyond schedules. you know, i'm a surgeon. i used to keep a really very, very tough schedule and i'm always surprised at, you know, his 2:00 a.m. messages as they were to the world and everything. no, i think he's fine physically fat. other guys may be able to show a little bit more muscle or pec action but i think the president's done a pretty good job. >

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joining me now, ashley alison, director for the biden lsh harris 2020 cain, and doug hide, the communicationse republican national committee. doug, we'll start with you since it's your party. >> thank you. >> the people are raising questions. what we're hearing from the trump team tonight, trump's calling this election interference. his campaign says it's nothing more than a continued and desperate attempt to harass him. how are republicans going to respond to these new charges from jack smith? >> ooi'm reminded of the talkin heads song where they say, same as it ever was. donald trump is going raise a lot of money. we know that's going to happen. we can assume his republican candidates are shy of accusing trump directly on this. the long-term looks dangerous for donald trump, and that's what he's referring to, i would say, incorrectly, into what the political imp implication could be come next november. not only not k criing him, they're defending him. elise stefanik, the number three publan in the house says it's no coincidence that a day after a judge through out biden's plea bargain -- sa

president biden using an old law from the cold war era to change the status of illegals to legal. ashleyh us. how many migrants are we talking about? ashley: more than 500,000 according to cbs news, the biden administration using a 1952 provision in federal law that gives officials the authority to grant parole to migrants which lets them enter the country legally without any visa. as a result, 541,000 immigrants have been granted legal status including latin america and the caribbean as well as ukrainian and afghan refugees. the only catch is the entry is limited to two years, immigrants would then need to have their status reviewed or obtain a visa at that time. meantime california governor gavin newsom is touting 4.5 million-dollar pilot program that will provide immigration assistance to undocumented farmworkers involved in state labor investigations. about half of california's farmworkers are undocumented. newsom says employers used the threat of deportation to stop workers from summoning labor claim so now they will get free representation. stuart: as in free lawyers. thanks very m

commentator, former white house senior policy adviser and former national coalitions director for biden/harris 2020, ashleyjoe pinion. good to have both of you with us this morning. i was struck really by ron desantis doubling down on this. you know, these are the standards. this is the history. hey, you could be a blacksmith and you could go use that somewhere. it is remarkable, and i think will heard, perhaps, put it really well when he said in a tweet. d i think we can call it up re, basically saying, i can't believe i have to say this, but slavery wasn't a jobs program that taught beneficial skills. it was literally dehumanizing and subjugated people as property, because they lacked any rights or freedoms. when you look at this, joe, especially as a republican strategist, when you look at this, how is it that this is where ron desantis is going? he is doubling down on this, and there is this push that somehow this is a more accurate view, accurate telling of u.s. history. >> well, look, the only thing slavery taught anyone is that there are no limits to the brutality that lurks in the hearts of man. an

indictment in those only help them in a primary but in a general election biden still may come across as a more electable. ashleyresting to talk about. i want to shift gears. alarms being raised as a new report finds the $5 trillion congress spent on the pandemic relief efforts have been so difficult to track. it even stumped government investigators. this is what happens in my opinion when you get the government involved it throws out money like cheap candy and all of a sudden they don't know what is being used for. >> absolutely, we recall 40% of all dollars currently in existence were printed in the last three and half years. it is not that surprising with the government was trying his race to get out the stimulus not that we really needed it after november or december 2020 because we had the vaccines and that was supposed to be her stimulus. the trump administration was pretty open in the beginning when they were talking about the covid relief checks. we need to get them out there, they did not want to means test them and that makes sense to an extent. recall anyone who is able to access the social security

hearing them speak for hours, obvious conclusion, someone way up in doj, ashley wolf, attorney general himself, was protecting hunter biden david weiss told us he was not the person to upon decline charges and if california decline, he would have to -- i understood gravity of the admissions. >> laura: yeah, if hunter was treated like anyone else, he would be going to jail and that would hurt president biden politically. yes, we learned a lot today despite democratses attempt tos distract us, we got clarity on the question i've been asking for months. how did the biden family get so rich. >> approximate transfers would have been 3.1 to everyone. how much did hunter biden and his -- through robbinson walker llcare? >> 3 million. 3.7 million, burisma paid million. >> played a law firm hundreds of thousands bringing payments to $7 million, is that correct? >> corrects, 7.3. >> 2014-2019, total amount of foreign income stream approximately $17 million, correct? >> that is correct employing >> laura: 17 million. man, i thought hunter biden was just an expert in doing eight balls of coke off the stomach of prostitutes. he must b

president biden's meeting with big tech ceos today all about ai. ashley, who's going to be there?'s who in the tech world and president of microsoft, president of google, the ceo of an tropic and ceo of inflection ai and the old british politician now president of meta, president of openai and ceo of amazon web services. they've agreed by the way, stu, to meet and discuss a set of ai safeguards that have been broken by the biden administration. stu. stuart: i didn't know that nick klegg was the president of meta. he's a british politician. ashley: not anymore. stuart: ftx is suing sam bankman-fried and others ftx executives and hoping to get money back i guess. ashley: they are and the hope is the goal and more than $1 billion was misappropriated to finance luxury condominiums, political contributions, speculative investments and other "pet projects" all while committing one of the largest financial frauds in history. the complaint has been filed by the way in delaware bankruptcy court and names caroline ellison as a defendant and she's led bankman-fried's alameda research hedge f

biden's daughter in arkansas. does the president acknowledge this little girl? >> i do not intend to share from here. ashleydmin station is pretending this little girl does not exist. what say you? brian: what about a bad example? what about fathers out there in a dicey situation with women who find themselves -- if this is good enough for the president, make my payment, walk away, cut off relations with him, why should i feel bad, the president of the united states just did, same with bill clinton doing all those antics in the white house. people said what are you getting mad at me for? will look what the president of the united states was doing. whatever you say about donald trump, if they had anything close to this, cocaine in the white house, really? now you have kids out of wedlock, paid not to have a family last name on top of that, make sure you tell everybody i have six grandchildren, 80 years old, how much longer is he waiting to do the right thing? this girl has nothing to do with problems he had or his son had. a family of wealth, getting everything she wants and who her father is and what the fa

front now jeff duncan, former lieutenant republican governor of georgia, ashley allison, the former national coalitions director for bidenpaign, and harry enten, our numbers expert extraordinaire. $20 million is a lot of money and raised in the six weeks in the second quarter. obviously there was a big front load to it and that was after e announcement, obviously to but here's the thing, the poll are still abysmal. 22% among puicans, 34 percentage points behind trump. so my question to you, jack, is if this is what $20 million is getting gop donors who don't like trump, does this show that the anti-trump republicans have nowhere else to turn? >> $20 million is a lot of money, so i don't want to laugh at $20 million, but it's a strong second place finish. donald trump raised $35 million. it's going to take more than money to defeat donald trump. i think 20 million is going to take a bite out of it but not a big enough bite. trump is going to have to feel the weight of these lawsuits, the indictments and there's going to have to be a candidate who stands up and creates a movement. it takes a movement, right? 50,000 people

. >>> let's discuss more with ashley allison, and former national coalitions director for biden/harris dan everhart and ceo of canary. thank you both for joining us. dan, in an interview with rolling stone, ed rawlins is blaming desantis himself. here is what he said. i don't think it is the campaign's fault at all. it is his. i think he's been a flawed candide this point in time i don't see how desantis is going to turn around. i think it is trump's game and at this point in time, i would be shocked if trump were not the nominee. you are a former trump donor, and now a desantis donor, how do you respond to that? >> look, i think it is early and you have to ask president hillary clinton or jeb bush, both of those folks were way out in front and barack obama came from behind and won because he had a better message and connected with voters. i think as voters in iowa and new hampshire and those polls matter more than the national polls, as voters and in iowa, and new hampshire and nevada get to know what desantis has accomplished here in florida, i think you'll see him coalesce around hi

let's discuss all of this with ashley allison, former national coalitions director for the biden/harrismer special assistant to president george w. bush. thanks to both being here. trump clearly remains in commanding position right now. he had previously suggested that heigthe first debate. if he continues to lead this field by margins this big, do you expect he is going to follow through with that threat? >> well, i wouldn't go to the debate if i were him. he doesn't have to. he doesn't have to do anything. he doesn't have to go out and do the normal, you know, hit the campaign trail kind of stuff that everybody else is scraping and clawing at. so no, i wouldn't go if i were him. he may not be able to resist a television show, but he might just be content to sit it out and let the other campaigning bang on ron desantis is obviously what they would do if trump weren't there. smart play will be to sit it out, but we'll see if he can resist the attention. >> ashley, in addition to the polling requirement to meet the threshold to be in the debate, candidates have to reach 40,000 donors to

joining me now, ashley allison, a former national coalitions director for the biden harris 2020 campaignmmunications director for the republican national committee. doug, we'll start with you, since it's your party. >> thank you. >> the people are raising questions. what we're hearing from the trump team tonight is trump's calling this election interference. his campaign says it is nothing more but it continued and desperate attempt to harass him. how are republicans going to respond to these new charges from jack smith? >> i think what we've seen the primary so far, nothing is going to suggest of changes, i'm reminded that talking heads on where like once in a -- singing, same as it everywhere, same as it ever was. we are going to see the immediate term. donald trump is going to see what he says, and it's going to read a lot of money from that. we know that's going to happen. we can assume that his republican candidates are going to be shy to criticize trump directly with this, for a whole lot of reasons. the long term still looks very dangerous for donald trump, and that is what he is

ashley and i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at >>> tonight, the president's son, hunter biden's plea deal, collapses in federalt. so, what happened? >>> the horrific crane collapse here in new york city. multiple injuries. >>> and republican leader mitch mcconnell suffers an episode in front of the cameras, appearing unable to speak for a time. >>> first, hunter biden tonight.

this is absolutely disgusting but if i was navy biden's mom i would take the money, i would want nothing to do with this dysfunctional family. a note on ashley'sprivate citizen who doesn't have a job at the moment be arriving at court and a huge cavalcade of cars, flying private back to california. most people don't do this. rachel: to say he didn't have enough money to pay, that actually happened. will: it is a political matter, it is a personal matter. if you are on the call, from 2019 when peter doocy asked president biden about the seventh grandchild and he said it is real classy of you to ask but it was important to ask, important to the american people. political polling show people thought this was not classy of the bidens to go and leave this child unacknowledged. started to gain pressure beyond fox news, beyond douglas murray, you started to see the new york times, 7 grandkids, mister president. usa today, president biden won't acknowledges youngest grandchild, it turns off some of his supporters and manifested in a call by maureen dowd. almost as though president biden was shamed at this point into doing the honorable thing and ackno

ashley, the doj has really gotten itself ralphed into -- raveled into 2024. it's all over the campaign trail. you've got hunter biden's that fell apart other immunity, a possible impeachment of the current president, inquiry at least. the former president hit with three new charges inspect classified docs case. this is, these are your two front-runners. this is what ising being put on a silver platter and given to the american people, and it's hard for folks to look at this and and not consider how a biden is treated over a trump. >> absolutely. i mean, i think that's been the biggest conversation that we've had from the beginning. not that president trump, former president trump has not done something right or wrong, we don't know yet, that will play out in the courts. but i also think that it's unfortunate that the department of justice has now become a political tool for both sides. and and i think it started happening a lot during trump that people -- >> [inaudible] >> and hillary, actually. [laughter] yes, yes, it has been happening for a while. and i think that that's a unfortunate because that's always been one

. >> ashley: and no real information about the bag of cocaine found in the white house. and even biden'sre not happy about the stonewalling. >> i was found

ashley: i'm going to the car wash. good to see you my friend. fox and friends starts right now. have a good day. >> you too >> federal judge is blocking key biden administration administration agencies from meeting with big tech companies in response to a lawsuit claiming the government engaged in censorship. >> the man who did this will face multiple counts of murder. >> five were killed and a gunman ram paged through the city of brotherly love. police say he randomly fired at cars and people on the seat. >> just saying this is tv not real life. >> the education president joe biden. >> the president and the first lady addressed 7000 of the country's educators promoting the administration's work to support schools coming out of the pandemic. >> america save the weak leadership from the white house. >> this is the future you want to see i hope you will join us. >> meta's threat essentially twitter on instagram will debut thursday. >> it will be strategically unashamedly similar to twitter. >> with 62 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes for his 16th win, i give you the number one ranked eater in the world, joey ♪ ♪ >> live from the commonwealth of vi

, former member of congress, we are going to talk hunter biden, look what is going on or not going on at the department of justice. we have ashleyis going to weigh in on that, and the immigration moves florida made a new law that goes into place here. the supreme court rulings and two presidential candidates, larry elder and the governor of north dakota, they are going to be on the program. how is it they think they can actually take on donald trump, ron desantis and become the nominee for the republican party? should be a good interview. hope you stick around and join us. rachel: thank you, jason. >> thank you. rachel: this marks the fiftieth anniversary of the us military's all volunteer force. what does it take, from physical fitness, critical thinking, skills will be put to the test coming up. ♪ so, no more sweating all night... ...or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. for a limited time, save $500 on all-new tempur-breeze mattresses. right now get a free footlong at subway. like the subway series menu. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. for freeee. that's

. >> while president biden has taken executive angsction on ai critics excess skepticism to rein in ai op. trace. >> indeed. ashley, thank you. let's bring in a former member of the san diego county board of education, ai expert. it's great to have you on. this is from james cameron. he said this about ai. it might be valued warning. watch. >> i warned you guys in 1984. you didn't listen. if we don't build it, the other guys will build it. it will escalate. the whole things at a speed that humans can no longer intercede. >> what do you think? regular the terminator, arnold played a robot. the military has robots and drones that they use to kill the enemy. however, with ai, they might have these drones and robots that operate without human control. they will be able to identify human combatants. what if they make a mistake? are we really going to let robots kill medpeople? >> it brings us to our next subject which is ai helping cops. we know we have them on records of helping cops identify drug traffickers by analyzing their traffic patterns. the cops pulled it over. a lawyer told forbes the following, this is a sy

condemned the ballistic missile launch, the biden administration says it's open to negotiating with north korea without preconditions about the nuclear program. i'm ashleyr with more you can log on to foxnews.com. ♪. mark: welcome back, leo terrell, the franks hearing, your questioning the affidavit.ee first of all you need access to the full affidavit, this information and affidavit in its helpful to your client?yo but it was not used it away that should've been used including b the court and by the way the master who ordered the warrant is not the one who is supposedhe to look at him ordering theso warrant somebody else has tome look at that, go right ahead.>> >> mar ak levin is spot on the franks hearing is a game changeg and the only thing i disagreeid with he said i that should've bn filed a couple ot f days ago, sx months ago the frank hearing ise ntthe evidentiary hearing that allows donald trump it iss prosecuting team to examine the credibility the reliability of the information contained in the warrant as he has a right to challenge it. he has the right to challenge it in evidentiary role hearing and if there is not substantialt evidence to su

ashley: all right, thank you. nothing artificial here, the nasdaq quarter for percent, s&p up slightly, dow down slightly. now this, president biden off bidenomics tour in south carolina. he claims his policies are helping both parties. listen to this. >> some analysis have said the laws are signed red america and blue america. in my view, whatever the need is most, that's where is helpful and that's what we are doing because the progress we're >> can't run on the border, biden can't run afghanistan policy, can't run on foreign policy with china and ukraine so where does he go? he goes to historically, started off as reaganomics is with the left divisively said about ronald reagan's policies and of course grudgingly now recognizes they worked great bidenomics' failed policy they ran against, the return to jimmy carter so does he think it's going to work? he's going to say it helps red more than blue and these are great so if you have nothing left to brag about, you go to something people may not know much about but as you find out the policies of ronald reagan and chief economist are the opposite of what he's running on and he rea

biden is corrupt. his whole family, ashley? as far as that dope in the white house, they cover that up to.ost: brian is in joliet, illinois, independent, good morning. caller: good morning, eisai draft -- eisai draft alexandria cortez ok's you - ocasio on the green new deal. thank you for taking my call. host: cheryl is in maplewood new jersey, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. if trump was such an american one to speak the american people and not just the people on aboard or handwritten message then he needs to speak in front of the grand jury and speak to the american people in front of the grand jury, thank you. host: nancy is a republican in florida, good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to talk to the democrat people, what is going on in new york, california and other countries? i'm so upset right now because the people are getting died. they come in higher house and they break your house they want -- and we want to take whatever they want and the democrats don't help us. we don't want any democrats no more. we're done with them. they do nothing. we cannot feed

ashley: it -- stuart: no response on the market. the nasdaq is up 90. everyone is concentrated on big tech. that's a strong report. now this. there are two main challenges to biden'sbility to do the job another 6 years, his age and the hunter scandal, they are closing in on him leaving his campaign maroon to. as we been reporting today, we are hearing the word impeachment. we may have impeachment fatigue but speaker mccarthy says the level of corruption rises to the level and impeachment inquiry is legit. the evidence may become more compelling after hunter's business partner testifies next week, you may have lost track of who said what to who but when the speaker talks impeachment you know it is serious and then there's this. is biden's age the issue that won't go away. nbc, they are getting into it. they put an unnamed democrat recounting the anxiety that rippled to the party when biden slipped on air force one's stairs, quote, the democratic party needs to be responsive to what people are saying about biden and concerns they have with his age. adding to the uncertainty is his campaign spending, hardly spent anything, just $1.1 million, at the same stage obama's

biden is never going to enforce it. stuart: thank you for being with us. an eye-opener, we appreciate it. medical students can apparently be taught about antiracism using tv shows. ashleykable stories this morning, take us through this one. ashley: this is another one. how about gray's and anatomy or the comedy scrubs. a study from the university of pittsburgh says entertainment through medical tv shows could help med students better understand racism issues. participants in a study were shown clips from tv shows dealing with a variety of issues including health disparities, stigmatizing language, physicians becoming jaded about the role of the healthcare system in addressing racism, bias in clinical care and tokenism. the study concluded that this may offer a way to promote psychological safety when discussing the potentially sensitive area of racism. stuart: thank you very much. and thank you for the hard work, much appreciated. ashley: my pleasure. stuart: there was the title of hillary clinton's book. the governor of utah slamming medical groups, taking politicized approaches to gender transition treatment for minors. kelly o'grady with me. who is the governor goin

biden's overreach, blocking his student loan bailout. the court also making major rulings on affirmative action and free speech. we'll discuss this with florida attorney general ashleyus a new immigration law that just went into effect in her state. plus, two republican presidential candidates join the program. the latest fox news poll shows former president trump with a commanding lead in the primary as voters say they prefer a party nominee who can beat biden more than one who shares their views. gop candidate larry elder claims he fits that bill and joins us later this hour. and the fight to stop china from buying our farmland and the fight for america to regain the energy independence that that we once had under president trump, we'll be with talking to republican presidential candidate and north dakota governor doug burgum. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ jason: we begin with new developments on hunter biden as calls grow for the judge in his case to reject the sweetheart plea deal. as we mentioned moment asking, hunter biden's attorney abby lowell sent a letter to committee chairman jason smith accusing him of trying to undermin