brian: about school? j.d.: about home. brian: why did you hate school? j.d.: in some ways, i did not see the point of it. there is not this connection that now exist in my mind between education and opportunity because even the people who did well in school did not necessarily make a lot out of themselves. you saw a lot of people not really having good opportunities. it was hard to believe that school really mattered that much. partially the reason i hated it is because it's hard to go from a home where you are unhappy to school where everything is sunshine and rainbows. the unhappiness you take with you at home, sometimes you get sick because you are stressed out and worried about going back home, that justice colors and shapes the way that you approach school -- just this colors and shapes the way you approach school. brian: you have a degree from ohio state and a law degree from yale. what do you think of the schools you went to back in middletown, ohio, and i assume other places out there? j.d.: i think they definitely could do more to help poor kids

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. >> brian: it's unbelievable.lame people that were with him for 25 years whether you like it or not anita dunn. whether you like it or not ron klain. these are the people that drilled him and james clyburn said hey, he was overprepared. really? he was overprepared? the other story is he had emergency call with donors yesterday. not him but his people to assure them that he is not going anywhere. your money is good. joe is still going to win. according to joel sole sar, one of the people on that call they didn't feel assured that things were going to be better. they didn't have anything substantive to say how things were going to improve. big talk that joe can't do anything after 4:00. between 10:00 and 4:00 only time can he get work done. he scheduled the debate. he got all his terms at 9:00 p.m. you saw him five hours into his sun set period. by the way, brings to you a bigger story can you do the job between 10:00 and 4:00? that's a 24-hour job. you notice when you goes out to the g-7 he goes overseas, guys, he

>> yeah, brian.he seventh and the commonwealth at large want to see us get back to common sense policies. i mentioned the economy and the border, but we look at president biden's weak leadership, you know, specifically what he said on the debate stage, we have multiple military installations here in the commonwealth and here in the seventh congressional district. you know, when president biden on the debate stage referenced that, you know, i'm paraphrasing that you didn't have any troops die anywhere in the world under his watch. that hit hard to me. that hit hard to a lot of our veterans in the seventh district here about 13% of our district is comprised of veterans. so when you hear the president blatantly lie on national tv during a debate it hits hard. especially considering what we saw in afghanistan that botched withdrawal where 13 service members were killed. that's what got me into this race. that's what propelled me into running for congress because, you know, i lost several of my guys in af

>> brian: go to fox news.oy. >> brian: shut me off, brian, breaking news. >> steve: i think they were worried you were going to bring up his socks. >> katie: not going there are we? >> brian: upset i wore white socks on the interview yesterday. >> steve: i didn't say what -- >> brian: i interviewed doug burgum not thinking my socks would be on camera and lawrence is a fashion plate. >> katie: carley has news. >> carley: i pressed the button too early. we have more news starting with fox news alert. former congressman tim ryan coming out in support of kamala harris for democratic nominee. after deep reflection i strongly believe our best path forward is kamala harris. he is the first, we'll see if there are more democrats to follow. there is also this, shoppers at publix in south carolina are in for a big surprise last week. watch this. >> this is happening right now at pulix, on charlie road. there is an alligator under the shopping carts outside. >> carley: tale you don't want to see. no word what happened to

brian brian latest fundraising numbers are out for trump and biden. president trump as you know has raised $331 million in the second quarter. much higher than the 264 million that biden's re-election campaign and the dnc reported. caroline, anyway for the biden campaign to catch up to you and what role did the court case have and the conviction have in those numbers? >> well, we're so excited about president trump's fundraising haul. and we're most excited that this comes from millions and millions of grassroots hardworking patriots in every single state across this country. the after donation to our campaign is just over $70. which tells you that president trump is building the greatest political movement that this campaign has ever seen. i don't know who would give a penny to the failing desperate biden campaign especially after his disastrous performance last thursday night. rest assured we are going to continue to raise money. we're going to continue to use these resources to bring president trump's winning message to every corner of this country

>> brian: yeah. >> brian: you wanted to come here first, why? to be on tv. >> brian: so did i. i came here for the same reason. cooper, what matters most to kids your age and how old are you? >> i'm 9 years old. and. >> brian: what matters most for you? because you can't vote. you know that, right? >> yeah, i know. >> brian: even if they mail you a ballot, you cannot vote. >> yeah. >> brian: what matters most to you? >> my family. >> brian: all right. good. your family wants you to vote for? >> trump. >> brian: there you go. good job. nice meeting you guys. now you got to go to school. round of applause for you two. what's your name? [inaudible] >> brian: what do you think of your governor? >> i don't know yet. >> brian: you don't know yet. governor burgum? >> yeah. >> brian: so what matters most to you? in terms for this country. >> oh, everything. like the border. >> steve: steve. >> brian: the border is new testament believe it or not the border is issue north dakota fentanyl coming in here. cartel presence indian tribes in the area. what's y

i don't see a parallel. >> brian: sean hannity joins us.t has not worn well. >> sean: let's start here. your job today is calm me down. vetting of kamala harris has begun. people need to understand who she is, the position she's taken, how radical she is. she's invoked kkk, nazi-ism, she wants sanctuary cities and states and she says illegal immigrants is not illegal. she wants free healthcare, she wants to eliminate the term. we have to have courage to not say illegal alien or islamic terrorism. sheun was to eshg lim eliminate private healthcare. she is to the left of bernie sanders. she is against fracking and drilling, wants no restriction on abortion. between 18 and 24, ainsley ear earhardt's age group. she wants to defund and d dismantle, no bail law and surbe render on terrorism and wants mandatory gun buyback. that is called gun confiskagz. she wants 70 to 80% for tax rate. i have four pages of small print names of joe biden and kamala harris illegal imknow grants that have murdered americans. we know some names, most don't know all

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>> brian: not eating sand. they are having a great time in the four seasons. >> steve: let's see what happens. because it is a fluid situation. >> ainsley: now to the race for the white house. a busy day of campaigning ahead as former president donald trump is heading to the state of pennsylvania for a rally there. >> steve: current vice president kamala harris heads to houston later today to deliver remarks to a sorority. all this while the veepstakes comes down to the final stretch. >> brian: yep. a college sorority. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house. lucas? >> good morning, guys. former president donald trump returning to pennsylvania for the first time since an assassin tried to take his life. vice president kamala harris heads to houston. she was asked yesterday who is she going to choose to be her running mate? this is her answer. >> ms. vice president, have you chosen your vp yet? have you chosen yet? >> not yet. >> now, here is the list of who harris is likely to choose from. mark kelly, former

>> sure, just for you, brian. >> brian: this is the beginning of the process. what goes in that?wing soda and beer. from high temperature to low temperature and yeast is added and sits for a week for fermentation to make the alcohol. go to the lager tanks for five weeks. it sits here and the yeast is working and making alcohol and flavor is coming out with hops. >> brian: time to bottle it. cap on the beer, supply chain isser hoo. >> everything is local, boxes from green bay, bottles in wisconsin, the honey. >> brian: you employ how many people? >> 160 and growing. >> brian: that is ever ming in america. from one brewery to another, rebellion. let's go in. this is patriotic place, does that affect who comes here? >> no, we have left handed and right-handed mugs, does not matter. >> brian: patriotism matters. >> it does. greatest country in history of this world. >> brian: what are challenges to making small businesses like this work today in this economic climate? >> it is regulations, they are terrible. >> brian: what about inflation? what role does that play? >> it affects cust

>> brian: not anymore.hey moved it. >> steve: in september. >> brian: we will see it if that moves again the immunity and role it now plays in the decision, the supreme court really is forcing everything to be re-evaluated. donald trump would be joining me on radio today at 9:06. >> ainsley: good job, brian. >> brian: we managed to blow upp the network break go straight through. some people thinks he names a vice president tomorrow. that's what i was hearing. >> ainsley: get him to do it on your show. >> steve: do it today. >> brian: i don't want to take away. >> steve: do it today. >> brian: get him to do it today? or give me the wrong name and then i will run with that and then i will look terrible. >> ainsley: biden's people to send you questions? they do that. >> brian: my questions should be coming at any minute now. also the other story we have not discussed is nikki haley saying take my delegates. i have not gotten an invite to the rnc. i hope to give invite. >> ainsley: i hope they invite her. >> st

>> brian: yes. thing is don't they know that we know. >> ainsley: when they're all saying the same strange adjective. >> brian: does it bother them robots in lemmings, can anyone ad-lib anymore? am i supposed to read or something? you guys are giving me way too much attention. >> ainsley: we are all staring at you. >> steve: you just asked does anybody ad-lib anymore? you were ad-libbing. we were just waiting. so now this a fox news alert. in about three hours, serious stuff. the acting secret service director is going to testify on capitol hill about the assassination attempt a couple weeks ago on former president trump. learning new details about hot the shoot other got up on the roof before opening fire. the gunman assessed the roof. he shot from by climbing up the billing's hvac and pipes. >> brian: chad per imram joins us from capitol hill where the excitement will take place very shortly. >> good morning, guys. they will start this hearing in just about three hours. and you mentioned new face,

sayin >> brian: does even believe what he is saying?oubt, that seems to be what he's doing and what the left is doing pure and moving or a different delusion most daily. anything to distract from o president biden's disastrous debate. which, by the way no one is getting off a pier at the new edits to the supreme court and new trump the range syndromp is in full range. people are exploring options to live in other countries iftarg r think they can be targeted for prosecution by donald trump because targeting youth, targeting me would be an official act based on today's decision. this ia rus a death squad rulin. this is a real link that a sayss long as you can construe it as an official causal or official act, you can do absolutelyyt anything, absolutely anything! and never be held accountable, not only while you are present but forever. >> theoretically, president biden acting within the scope of his official duties would dispatch the military to take out the conservative justices on the court, and he would be immune. >> brian: she reads

great talking to you, brian. have great week, you and the team. >> brian: absolutely.vering this on one nation over the weekend 9:00 on saturday. meanwhile a defiant president biden insisting he is still running things even after these gaffes. >> who has as much courage as he has determination. ladies and gentlemen, president putin. i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president. >> brian: reince priebus is here of a plea view of the rnc before we all head to milwaukee for a big week. ♪ to a king suite. or book a silent retreat. silent retreat! oh! hold up! earn big with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. scout is protected by simpar

>> hi, brian.100 tips, the fbi says it still does not have a clear motive for why gunman thomas matthew crooks tried to kill former president donald trump. we do know though about what crooks did leading up to and on the day of the rally. the fbi says that crooks signed up for the event on july 6th, three days after it was announced. on that same day, federal investigators say he researched how far lee henry oswald was from the late president john f. kennedy when oswald assassinated kennedy in 1963. the fbi says on july 7th. crooks traveled to the rally site and spent about 20 minutes in the area. and then forward to july 13th. the day of the rally, we know crooks purchased a ladder before heading back to the grounds of the butler farm show where he spent a little more than an hour scoping out the area as counter snipers were arriving. crooks then went back home and left his ladder there before returning back to the rally site at around 4:00 p.m. to fly his drone only about 200 yards from trump's p

[cheering] >> brian: fox news alert.rotesters in israel threatening death to israel and america saying u.s. is responsible for death of senior hamas official in tehran for inauguration of the new president. just hours after israel took out the hezbollah lead er. our own leaders admit they are in the dark. can you confirm if israel is behind the strike that killed senior hamas leader and did you get warning thises going to happen? >> i don't have anything for you on that. we will -- certainly have heard the reporting, i don't have additional information, we'll do everything we can to make sure we keep things from turning into a broader conflict in the region. >> brian: jim hanson, u.s. special forces, joins us now. two separate operations, successful, killing one leader tied to the 1980s and one founder of hamas and leader of hamas. what is at stake now? what should israel expect in terms of retaliation? >> i don't think there is a question iran has to retaliate. this is blow to prestige, what kind of terrorist puppet mas

that was first time. >> brian: he sbeau biden had jut passed away. now clyburn plans to talk to biden and give his own assessment. barack obama said he is concerned and nancy pelosi went from how dare you question joe biden to we'll find out if it was an episode or a condition. that is a huge change in 24 hours. kjp walked out yesterday and did not speak to the president first, making the whole press conference useless. >> the briefing room is 30 seconds away, why not come down here and assure us and the american people he is okay. >> after the debate, did the president get examined by a doctor or get a neurological scan? >> is anyone in the white house hiding information about the president's health or his ability to do the job day-to-day? >> was he okay? what happened? we've gone several days he's only done teleprompter comments. >> this year the president has done more than 40 interviews, unscripted. >> lawrence: either the president behaved cowardly or like the special counsel said, well intended old man. to send the secretary out there to defend

will brian kilmeade stop by the diner. >> brian: no.rence: i will be there by myself. >> brian: what are you thinking? >> lawrence: you might want to tell the people hello since they watch us every morning. >> brian: maybe i will do that. >> lawrence: thank you for paying our bills for us. >> brian: all the charisma it you bring to the tactical. >> lawrence: i'm not face the of the show. >> ainsley: he doesn't want to be there alone he needs you. >> steve: you won't be alone there will be a bunch of people. >> brian: see him there with an untuckit shirt, maybe sleeveless, just walking around the diner. brian. >> ainsley: checkered design. white house in crisis. now hunter biden is seen so often one democrat is calling him the gate keeper. >> brian: that's unacceptable. >> steve: that's crazy. plus, what is project 2025. why is the biden team using it to go after former president trump? the trump campaign sets the record straight. their explanation coming up. stay with us. ♪ are you worried about it righl now? yne ♪, cookies and creepy a

i walked in and i had the least personality. >> ainsley: did they sing, hello, brian. >> brian: i hadme personally. >> steve: why -- >> brian: foot swollen. >> steve: po diatrist won the tony, are you sure it wasn't the toe-knee? podiatrist thing. tony? >> brian: if you have -- >> steve: where did you find this doctor? >> lawrence: broadway. >> brian: i like going to doctors that are in xins of expensive locations. they can pay the rent. never met a dance floor that did me any good. ya >> ainsley: envisioning ladies dancing around when you walk in. >> brian: there were show business things. the mount sinai thing in the corner, this is an issue place? >> ainsley: like glee. >> steve: we should update you what happened last night, post-game show for the big presidential press conference. >> ainsley: i love when you like what you talked about. >> steve: the president did get to answer 10 different questions by 10 different reporters and there were follow-ups and joe biden never let's you down. his crowd loved it. he did have some whoppers, these are two america is talking about on this f

>> brian: i have to play the guitar. >> steve: you make it sound like anette funicello movies. >> brian: that destroyed elvis's career. the guy usually gets the girl and learn the guitar. >> ainsley: you turned out okay, life is good. >> brian: music world would be better if i was involved. >> lawrence: former president barack obama and michele obama officially endorsing kamala harris for president. >> ainsley: the announcement came in the video released by the harris campaign this morning. >> steve: it was 5:00 this morning when madeleine rivera broke the news live from d.c. take it away. >> madeleine: good morning. former president obama did not immediately endorse vice president kamala harris to remain above the fray in public. now the obamas say they are ready to work hard to make sure kamala harris wins in november. >> i will say to kamala, i'm proud of you. this is going to be historic. >> we call to say, michele and i couldn't be prouder to endorse you and get you through the election and into the oval office. michele, barack obama, thissen moos so much to me, i'm looking forward

>> brian: all eyes on v.p. speculation. it swirls because trump has to make a choice, next week is the rnc. will he make it today or tomorrow? he attacks v.p. harris. >> he picked kamala harris as his vice president. no, it was brilliant because it was an insurance policy, maybe the best i've ever seen. >> steve: all right, folks, final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> brian: fox news alert, the president will be front and center today hosting world leaders in washington for second day of the nato summit celebrating 75 years of a alliance. >> steve: it comes after yesterday carefully reading the teleprompter. >> lawrence: lucas tomlinson is live. >> lucas: no travel for president biden because it takes place in the nation's capitol. biden kicked off things in the melon auditorium, where trum an signed the treaty establishing nato 75 years ago. >> president biden: in the year 2020, year i was elected president, only nine nato allies were spending gdp on defense. this year, 23 will spend at least 2%. >> lucas: a

brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks. so., janice with the world watching, president biden continues high stakes summit with nato leaders today after sticking to the prompter he had a forceful opening speech yesterday amid mounting concerns over his mental health. >> nato is more powerful than ever. 32 nations strong. we're able to deter aggression and defend every inch of nato territory across every domain. together, woe supplied weapons it needs to defend itself. >> brian: fox news danter maker thiessen a maga makeover and only a second term about l. make nato great again. marc joins us now to. when i took office only 9 country of the 30 plus were hitting 2% g.d.p. spending on military. i got 21. i think it's at 23. you want a qualifier for that. >> yeah. no, 80% of that spending was committed when trump was president. so, when donald trump came into office. a decade before he came into office. nato countries committed to spend 2% of g.d.p. on defense. when he came into office they had dropped to the lowest level of spendin

>> good morning, brian, yes.ful storm we are watching move across portions of the caribbean. winds at 145 miles per hour. we have a hurricane warning in place there. hurricane watch places yucatan peninsula. ultimately this storm will be moving that direction. for today, it's jamaica. it's on friday that you are talking about the yucatan and then, look at this, perhaps a chance this is all the way monday a ways away. maybe south texas result that ultimately gets in on that. it does weaken. mention the storms across the rest of the country the highlighting a place across the midwest. severe weather in the ohio remember valley and portions of the plains. so folks traveling today, take a little bit of extra time seeing severe weather in the middle of the country. weather headlines for now steve over to you. >> steve: adam, thank you very much. meanwhile former pres president donald trump's sentencing civil fraud case pushed into september after his team requested a delay in the wake of the supreme court ruling on pr

>> hey, brian.e on the campaign trail, a lot of them talked about j.d. vance. they feel like he is one of them when it comes to parts of middle america and ohio specifically the midwest. one of the reasons that donald trump says he chose j.d. vance to be on this ticket. it was an emotional night last night not only for the former president who you just saw came out there in front of all those people cheering and clapping for him bandage on his ear after he was nearly assassinated. senator of ohio vice presidential nominee telling sean hannity it's an incredible honor to be chosen. watch. >> i was certainly skeptic of donald trump in 2016. but president trump was a great president and he changed my mind. i think he changed the minds of a lot of americans because, again, he delivered that peace and prosperity. president trump did a really good job. and i actually think it's a really good thing when you see somebody you are wrong about them you ought to admit the mistake and admit you were wrong. i hav

brian? >> brian: all right.amazing how much progress every day people are making and reporters like you as opposed to the investigators and what they are exposing. cb, thanks so much. with that additional information bobby mcdonald joins us now former secret service agency. you saw the testimony yesterday and saw our report. should the american public know more? should this investigation made more progress by now. >> good morning, brian. i'm sure they are moving along with the investigation. i understand the need to keep that investigation with a high level of integrity. we have a situation here 12 days out now where there is a lot of information that's already out. a lot of eyewitnesses were there. a lot of cell phone video. at love people who saw exactly what was happening and a lot of witness statements. so, the perpetrator is deceased. i think that the american people need some more answers and need them in a rather quick fashion so that we can die guest all of this and get this pointed in the right directio

>> brian: he can't win kentucky.why take him out of there. >> steve: apparently she, kamala harris, called him right after joe biden dropped out and they chewed the fat over we don't know what. he said he has not been asked to submit any vetting material yet. but, lawrence, to your point, former ag eric holder is going to be vetting them. so you know what? they have got to do this quickly. they have got to do this fast and furious. >> lawrence: i don't understand why andy beshear is not on the list. he is the one that scares me the most. >> steve: they need a swing stater. are. >> lawrence: this is the guy can get republicans to vote for him. very moderate. has republican parents. the guy can speak well. not too far to the left. when you have got kamala harris way far to the left. >> brian: you can have republican parents and raise a democrat? that's impossible. >> ainsley: jesse watters, opposite. >> brian: that's true, too. the thing is he is not liked by the left. andy beshear is not liked by the left. >> ainsley:

. >> brian: last night trump's new running mate j.d. introducing himself to the nation as the official g.o.p. nominee for vice president. >> so tonight, mr. chairman, i understand here humbled and i'm overwhelmed with gratitude to say i officially accept your nomination to be vice president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [chanting j.d.] >> lawrence: while trump made another return to a fired up crowd at the rnc. president biden was shuffling off to delaware where he will be isolated after being diagnosed with covid. and it comes as the division within the biden's own party grows deeper. >> steve: the president can barely get up the stairs. and that's one of the reasons why top democratic leaders like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, hakeem jeffries, and apparently there reportedly joining adam schiff on the growing list of democrats expressing concerns about the president's ability to win in november. so, on this thursday morning, we have live team conch. peter doocy who is not wearing a tie tod

>> brian: look for the camera with the prompter on. >> greg: just read, brian.e been a problem. >> brian: straight ahead, she can run but donald trump is making sure kamala can't hide from her ultraliberal record. how was that? ♪ ♪ ♪ you've got some winning genes. ♪ and for a limited time, ancestrydna can show you how your genes stack up against world-class athletes. ♪ find out which athletic traits you inherited. but hurry, the clock is ticking. introducing new advil targeted relief. the only topical pain reliever with 4 powerful pain-fighting ingredients that start working on contact to target tough pain at the source. for up to 8 hours of powerful relief. new advil targeted relief. power outages can be unpredictable, inconvenient, and disruptive to your life, posing a real threat to your family's comfort and safety. when the power goes out, you have no lights, no refrigeration, no heating or air conditioning. the winds are not letting up at all here. we're going to see some power outages. number one thing to prepare for is extended power outages. are you prep

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>> steve: let's roll back the tape. >> brian: j.d.esponse to left wing attack on controversial comments about childless cat ladies. >> if you look at the full context of what i said it's very clear the democrats have tried to take this thing out of context and blow it out of proportion which is what they always do, tray, because they don't have an agenda to run on themselves. >> steve: okay. another veep states in full swing. who will kamala harris choose to run with her? >> shannon: that is a big question. tammy bruce on contenders and their records. ♪ ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be u

>> brian: katy, the push to push him out continues. >> lawrence: yeah. >> brian: while he sits there worse scenario possible for the dnc is time is running out. the vice president would take the job. but nobody else would ever jump in at this point with donald trump as powerful as he is why would you go up there and get bludgeoned. and the thing is the president of the united states defiant. there is a sense nobody is telling him how bad polling is. >> lawrence: he says i'm still on the horse. >> ainsley: get back on the horse? i'm on the horse! >> katie: there is talk over the weekend because of what happened, the democrats the ones say he has to go trying to pull back their efforts to try to get i'm out. some people are still pushing forward with trying to do that it highlights the cynical nature of what he has been trying to do over the past 24 hours. he has been trying to say that he is a unifying president. we are all americans. we are not enemies. he actually has a stake in this in the sense that he is desperate to save his first term. is he desperate for another term. he wants

inside to brian with the great one. >> brian: day two of the rnc kicking off with donald trump nominatedf the gop ticket. two days after someone tried to kill him. mark levin joins us now, your reaction to what you saw last night? >> mark: j.d. vance is overqualified to be vice president of the united states if the test is kamala harris. j.d. vance has more qualifications than barack obama did when he ran for president. he served in the state senate and before that community rebel rou rouser. we cannot view the real world through the media. the media are vile and poisonous, they will defend democrats to the end and i want to say something to joe biden. i haven't been on the air since my president of the united states was almost assassinated. joe biden you owe the nation an apology. you spend years smearing people. i was there. things you say about prime minister netanyahu, and you save your words for donald trump. five days ago your party was trying to get rid of it. the media turned on a dime. the talk was this man has dementia and should be removed. and now as a uniter. he has never be

>> lawrence: last communications director. >> brian: brian hughes just said on response why don't youmit to a date to debate. he said we don't know who the democratic nominee for vice president is going to be so we can't lock in a date. >> lawrence: that's true. >> brian: to do before the convention. to do so would be unfair to gavin newsom, j.d. pritzker, gretchen whitmer or whoever kamala harris picks as runsing mate. >> steve: top democrats are telling the president to his face, chuck schumer went to rehoboth last weekend and said mr. president, for the sake of the party, get out. and you have got hakeem jeffries and he said, listen, this is going to remain private, mr. president, until it isn't. >> steve: jonathan karl at abc went over to chuck schumer's office to confirm the report they didn't condition the report. >> steve: what cnn reported yesterday there is no indication he is changing his mind, but now he is listening to people who are saying things that he doesn't like. and apparently the three things that he is considering, polling, is he under water. cash, according to ca

which she didn't used to. >> brian: slow down.'m writing this down. >> steve: it's easy. whatever she said before it's opposite. she does not want to require people to sell their assault weapons back to the government. and she no longer assaults a single pair health insurance program. it's interesting. because, yesterday, we showed you. >> brian: does she want to run on trump's ticket? >> steve: listen, it's completely different, or is it. her policy is completely different. yesterday we showed you a snippet of an ad that the trump campaign dropped. and it's running in all the battleground states. i believe they are spending $12 million. it's very effective and it ties kamala harris to the biden border problem. however, if you listen to her yesterday, in atlanta, you know all that stuff going on down on our southern border? not their problem. it's his, trump's. watch. >> so i was the attorney general of a border state in that job i walked underground tunnels between the united states and mexico on that border with law enforcement

lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> brian: thank you so much, maddy. why did he green light george clooney column? he wanted to stop that he had toler, he could have stopped it. >> steve: could have. >> brian: why is he meeting with nancy pelosi behind closed doors and reinforce what we all know the biden camp does not get along with the obama camp. this is going to make him dig in more when he find out barack obama is behind it because in 2016 he went with hillary clinton. >> lawrence: lawrence to that point, pelosi, obama, savvy politicians. the headlines all day yesterday was that they were leading the charge to get him out. >> steve: they still are. >> lawrence: they could have crushed those stories with a statement. some spokesperson, but, instead, they essentially turned up the heat. >> brian: hillary clinton at a fundraiser behind closed doors and according to "new york post" investment banker said that this is like -- he goes joe biden's situation is like trying to take the keys away from a parent. and laughed and followed up and said ultimatel

brian.uestions how the suspect was able to access roof top within 12200 yards of former president trump. the secret service was in charge of security at the rally. the shooter's location was outside of the perimeter that the federal agency had swept. a jurisdiction under local police secret service person. for "the washington post" the secret service did rely on local law enforcement to quote fill out significant parts of typical array of specialized protected units. unquote. we are learning attendees did tell local police about a suspicious person. they told fox they could not find a suspect. the first time secret service agents saw the gunman he was already on the roof firing. he was then shot by a counter sniper. is he battling a series of accusations including this one from real clear politics political correspondent, susan crabtree. crabtree alleges secret service resources were diverted from the rally in butler, pennsylvania. first lady jill biden also attending an event that same day.

brian, stand by, we'll talk about the political stories.er a weekend of fall out, the democratic party is in it's00 after thursday night's debate, democrats think we could lose and down ballot democrats in the house and senate or state level could lose, as well. there is a panic. what we've seen over last 36 hours, the white house and campaign coalesced around a strategy to explain it away. what they are seeing is the debate was just a single blip. fundraising is strong, 5:30 today he'll calm don'mcddon't donors down. politico running this headline saying biden's family criticizes top advisors and pushing f their ouster at camp david meeting. he spent a week at camp david. campaign and white house put information out about how the president was p preparing for this debate and joe biden goes out and it is a complete disaster. now same are getting thrown under the bus. >> lawrence: politico said blame cast widely on staffers, including anita dunn, her husband, bob bower and the president's attorney and ron kla kain, who ran on depate prep in

his arrest -- yep, thank you. >> brian: appreciate it, you are breaking up.talked -- that had the impetus for it. >> steve: evan gershkovich found guilty of espionage, sentenced to 16 years in prison and now transaction begins. it will lead to some sort of a prisoner swap. bill hemmer joins me in milwaukee at the curvy couch. >> if you follow the paper and app, they have had a column everyday right near the front page. here is what i would do if i were president of the united states. i would be in touch with putin and work out some arrangement here. if you can negotiate for brittney griner, you can bring this man home. i believe he went to this town east of moscow to report on economic conditions of russia, suggesting that the numbers we were receiving outside of moscow were not accurate and that is the day he was snatched. it was in the town to the east. >> brian: what is going on with president biden? we had a convention that just wrapped up. we perhaps do not know who the republican nominee is facing. you earn it and have no opponent to plan against. where

back to you. >> brian: thanks, peter.ring in mike allen now who has been leading the investigation in some ways and with axios, where he is the co-founder. we are hearing this stunning news. we watch a very unique, maybe one of the most successful conventions ever for a republicans and democrats. with the drama of the assassination attempt. then you factor in this story about the president, the former president has no opponent it seems. where is this at? is there any way joe biden holds on? >> sure. he has the delegates and peter is exactly right. that the white house will tell you he is going to be nominee. what axios is reporting. people very close to the president both the congressional leaders, personal friends, they believe is he going to get there as they put it, over the weekend. what surprises. >> steve: he has got to go. >> is he going to make the decision that he is needs to g. what makes them first sad and then a little mad is they were hoping that this would happen weeks ago. and the way that we reported it wa

>> brian: look for the camera with the prompter on. >> greg: just read, brian.e been a problem. >> brian: straight ahead, she can run but donald trump is making sure kamala can't hide from her ultraliberal record. how was that? ♪ ♪ when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was overseas on a deployment. i got separated from my marines and i got hit in the neck, and it broke my neck and paralyzed me. 14 years ago, i was on a training mission. did a military freefall, and i had some faulty equipment. i hit the ground. going, 30 to 40 knots and was instantly paralyzed. i met jack fanning

brian.you want me to do it. >> brian: yeah. >> pete: check in with rachel campos-duffy as you say one woman, three names who have having breakfast can kids. >> ainsley: nine kids. one woman, three names, nine kids. >> pete: that's even better. >> rachel: lots of numbers. pete et pete you were there last night too. how are you doing? >> rachel: i'm actually super impressed when i was there. you were still partying at the fox nation party wisconsin. >> brian: oh my goodness are you kidding me? >> rachel: i think he is wearing the same suit. >> brian: fox nation party we didn't know about. >> lawrence: same suit from the party. [laughter] >> pete: do what you gotta do. >> rachel: well, the sun is rising, the coffee's pouring right here in milwaukee at miss indicate ypsz diner. we're going to check in with all of these wonderful people who have joined us this morning. get their temperature on what happened. we are even joined by shane from wisconsin metal arts. our good friend he has been to new

. >> brian: congratulations. >> carley: special property anchor bret baier. >> brian: wake ever the highrt decision on immunity. legal experts say don't hold your breath on a dismissal. >> it's an acknowledgment that yes there is a potentially littable claim but ultimately merchan is going to deny this motion to vacate. >> lawrence: rain or our parade as we gear up tore the fourth of july. one op-ed says enough with the fireworks talking about the fireworks at the white house? because we will in 15 seconds because the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. remember, mornings are better when you are watching this show. ♪ >> lawrence: we begin with a fox news alert. more than two dozen house democrats are reportedly preparing to call for president biden to end his re-election effort. >> steve: this comes as a pair of congressional democrats declare they're have no confidence in joe biden's appears to motive term so i say trump is going to beat him. >> brian: lieu custom lynnson live at the white house. >> first the editorial board and columnists and many calling for the president

brian? >> brian: all right.izabeth warren calling for granting citizenship to 11 million illegal immigrants says kamala harris is the one to do it. doopg to have more resources at the border. to say have more resources in the states and cities that are supporting migrants and, i believe, we need to create a pathway to citizenship. all of that is a part of what we need to do for comprehensive immigration reform. kamala harris will work with congress an get that done. >> brian: really? this as the southwest border continues to have encounters that are rising to the tune of over 232% under the biden-harris administration. but they think things are better. here are reaction is the former acting ice director tom homan who will be going back to a similar capacity should trump win. first off, your thoughts about senator elizabeth warren's dream. >> well, look, you know, i'm not surprises. i have been saying for three years on this network, when they destroyed the most secure border in my lifetime it wasn't by accident

. >> brian: next up saturday in minnesota. >> they are destroying our country, brian. >> lawrence: mr. president, thank you for your time today, we'll be following that rally. >> steve: we told your communications team you would be out by 8:00, sounds like you recovered. great talking to you. >> i am in good shape. >> ainsley: god bless you. >> steve: all right. that was good. >> brian: he stayed within himself. >> ainsley: every single house. >> lawrence: final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> >> steve: fox news alert, 8:02. former president trump joined us for the last 32 minutes, we'll hear from that interview. we have a few other stories. >> brian: more than a few. >> ainsley: clean-up underway in washington after anti-israeli protesters swarmed during the congressional address. they burned flags and put crickets and maggots in the hotel of the prime minister. [screaming] [chanting] >> lawrence: unbelievable. former president trump addressing it on "fox and friends" moments ago. >> we have to work in congress to get a one-year jail sentence. when they stomp on the flag and

back to you, brian. >> brian: wow, unbelievable. and turns that come out of the and the revelations you come up with cb every day. thanks so much. meanwhile 30 minutes before the top of the hour, president trump doubling down on commitment to greatest ally in the middle east, israel, as he meets with prime minister in florida today. it comes as the white house claims we're close to a hostage deal which officials reportedly fear could be in jeopardy after kamala harris met with netanyahu and then criticized israel. fox news senior strategic analyst general jack keane is here to react. general, are you happy the way this administration is portraying their relationship and support with israel right now? >> no, i haven't been for some time and for the obvious reason, because they began to pull their support. began to criticize how israel conducts military operations. i question their qualifications to do something like that. they certainly had policy disagreements i understand understand. the tactical military operations they should sta

>> brian: check your watch, see if i'm right. 8:00 a.m. on the east coast. >> >> steve: 71 degrees. >> brian: this is "fox and friends." >> sandra: you were confused because i was here. i just realized, july 29th, my parent's wedding anniversary. i hope i got that right. >> brian: less than 100 days to go donald trump and kamala harris kickoff a jam-packed week across battleground states as elizabeth war ren says kamala harris will make pathway to citizenship for her agenda. >> kamala harris will work with congress to get that done. >> steve: being00. reforming supreme court, perhaps? president biden pushing changes. what will happen? >> sandra: outrage over the olympics opening ceremony and christians all over the world. remember, mornings are better with friends. >> steve: thank you. this week negotiators from israel, united states and country of qatar meeting over ceasefire and hostage releases in gaza as tensions necessary israel. -- 17 kids. >> brian: trey yingst is live. trey. >> trey: good morning. israeli cabinet met to discuss ope

brian, steve, ainsley, lawrence, back to you. >> lawrence: great job, cb. >> brian: cell phone videoeople are getting moving this investigation. >> lawrence: exactly right. >> brian: so strange. burning the american flag, saying anti-american statements, this was happening in our nation's capital right by union station. >> lawrence: ridiculous. >> brian: former congressman brian mast hut his life on the line defending our country he will join us next.an b b twist” at a radisson hotel. a business big leaguer. go for key. even the ultimate pool float inflator. with 22 brands and the best value for your money, choice hotels has a stay for any you. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct at choicehotels.com. gotta get the corners. if you're living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis, symptoms can sometimes take you out of the moment. now there's skyrizi, so you can show up with clearer skin and show it off. (♪) with skyrizi, you could take each step with 90% clearer skin. and if you have psoriatic arthritis skyrizi can help you get movin