aishah: yeah.the at home are very rang -- angry and really anxious for something to happen on capitol hill. you brought up chip roy, he put a lot of republicans on notice basically saying, look, you've got to convince yourself, if you're a holdout on this impeachment, you've got to convince yourself and do it fast. have you spoken to any of these holdouts, these folks who just don't feel the bar has been met yet? >> i'm not convinced that anyone really believes the bar's not been met yet, which means it's political, and i think's a problem. so when i talk to members of my conference on the republican side and we make the case for impeachment for mr. mayorkas, i say to you, i say to this member, i say if it seems as if this is the right thing to do, then that should be the only question you ask yourself. whether or not it's difficult for you politically at election time is not what we came here to do. we came here to do the right thing, and if the right thing is to impeach mayorkas for the american

aishah: interesting.y, so the age issue, i keep saying that might be a bigger problem for the biden campaign. check out this, we put up this brand new pew poll here, and it shows that nearly half of americans would prefer a president that is under 60. not surprising. so, jonathan, how can this president just put this issue to bed? >> i think he needs to use it as an a advantage. he is more seasoned now than he was four years ago. he has gotten so much accomplished in democrats' eyes that if that's what it feels like to be sleepy joe or old and tired, i hope to be that way when i turn 80 -- aishah: but it's the mental acuity. >> it's so bad that he is passing bipartisan legislation, negotiating deals with kevin mccarthy, he is signing more pieces of legislation than any other president? that's pretty good mental acuity in my eyes, and i hope i'm like that at 80. i doubt i will be. look, he's out there every day legislating -- not legislating, being the president, and that's the best campaigning he can do.

i'm aishah hasnie. hi, griff. griff: hi, aishah. i'm griff jenkins. 73-year-old netanyahu is israel's longest leader. 15 years in office. and kitty logan has the latest. >> hi, griff. yes, mr. netanyahu is undergoing a medical assessment in hospital, but said to be well. a statement from his office says the prime minister suffered slight dizziness earlier in the day and his personal doctor advised him to get that checked out. the initial assessment was that he was dehydrated. according to some earlier local media reports, mr. netanyahu was fully conscious as he entered the hospital and he walked into the emergency room and he has not been incapacitated in any way as prime minister. now, israel is currently in the midst of a heatwave and from the prime minister's office that he spent the day exposed to some of the hot conditions at the sea of galilee. he's 73, israel's longest serving leader and served multiple times stretching over 15 years. his current government took office last december. now, he had some suffered some political t

ais aishah:. aishah: >> president biden dodging questions on the illicit drugs found in the white house on sunday, as congressional leaders are now calling on the secret service to provide them with an update on their investigation into how in the world cocaine got into the executive mansion. welcome to fox news live, i'm aishah hasnie, good to see you, griff. a great weekend. griff: welcome back in new york. and it's been a week and the biden administration is trying to focus on the jobs report and shut down accusations if the drugs belonged to anyone in the first family. lucas tomlinson kicks things off for us right now. what's the latest? >> good afternoon, griff and aishah. white house officials say they hope to have this investigation wrapped up as early as early next week. we're not sure if we're going to hear about a list of suspects or somebody being arrested or charged, however. now, jean-pierre has been asked about the caper and this pointed question. >> i'm asking again, can we say once

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aishah. >> aishah: chad pergram live for us. thanks. >> bill: federal judge's injunction is now being hailed as a free speech victory. members of law enforcement are warning it could hurt their ability to fight crime. interesting twist on that. brand-new hour begins now. dana has the day off today. summertime in the city and i'm bill hemmer. >> aishah: hot and humid, we love it. good to see you out there. i'm a aishah hosni the justice department is appealing the finding of government talking with social media companies. the white house said this having the judge saying it was the most massive attack on free speech in u.s. history. >> we disagree with this decision and the d.o.j. is reviewing this. i won't get ahead of what their evaluation and options they'll take on moving forward. >> bill: next we can chris wray will publicly testify at the house judiciary committee. republicans on that committee are investigating allegations of political bias within the f.b.i. and d.o.j. meanwhile, law enforcement agencies bracing for a lega

aishah. >> aishah: chad pergram live for us.njunction is now being hailed as a free speech victory. members of law enforcement are warning it could hurt their ability to fight crime. interesting twist on that. brand-new hour begins now. dana has the day off today. summertime in the city and i'm bill hemmer. >> aishah: hot and humid, we love it. good to see you out there. i'm a aishah hosni the justice department is appealing the finding of government talking with social media companies. the white house said thi

aishah? >> aishah: proud to be an american is evan gershkovich. all have to remember that he not only represents all the journalists that are working here in the united states and abroad all over the world, but he represents freedom of press. this is one of the greatest freedoms that the united states affords us. it does not exist, it really does not exist in the rest of the world, many many countries all over the world. so i really want to remind everyone when we're going about our daily lives and celebrating with our families, just remember the freedoms we have and get to enjoy those and we lose those whether we get on a plane and go somewhere else all over the world and evan was just doing his job reporting and sending the truth to the rest of the world what was going on in ukraine and russia and now he is in prison. so we should all be collectively praying for his return. >> joey: absolutely iewe absolutely are. i have an uncle sam. his name is thaddeus, he's 96 years old. he's a world war ii veteran. he actually served in general macarthur's

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aishah hasnie is in new york can more. aishah? >> hi, charles.ive-by shooting in the nation's capitol. the mayor there, mayor bowser, saying that they have a problem with too many guns and too many violent people out on the streets there. this as the white house doubling down on their calls for gun reform. calling on republicans in congress to do something. watch this. >> the president continues to call on republican lawmakers in congress to come to the table and ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines. to require safe storage of guns, to end gun manufacturers immunity from liability and to enact universal background checks. lives are at stake here, folks. lives are at stake. >> mean while, in philadelphia, the progressive d.a. is blaming republicans for a mass shooting that killed five people and injured five more including twin 2-year-old boys. this despite the fact that the suspect there, 40-year-old kim brady had a past gun conviction and he was carrying illegally. here's d.a.krazner. >> pennsylvania's gun regulation is crap. it's tim

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ais aishah:.ng questions on the illicit drugs found in the white house on sunday, as congressional leaders are now calling on the secret service to provide them with an update on their investigation into how in the world cocaine got into the executive mansion. welcome to fox news live, i'm aishah hasnie, good to see you, griff. a great weekend. griff: welcome back in new york. and it

hi, aishah. >> good morning to you both. things are moving very fast in philadelphia where that suspect as you mentioned was just arraigned moments ago and has also now been named. we are talking about 40-year-old kim brady facing 30 charges for this mass shooting. no bail for the five first degree murder charges. for the injured the bail is totaling at 7.5 million. the d.a. there says this was premeditated and it was deliberate. we're also seeing brand-new surveillance video. take a look at this. it shows the gunman walking up the street in southwest philly. you can see the gunman stops on the sidewalk, points a gun and starts shooting. police say he was wearing a ski mask, bullet proof vest and carrying a police scanner. also an a.r. style riffle and ghost gun. untraceable firearm likely obtained illegally. look. these are the five people that were tragically killed. the youngest just 15 years old, dana. the injuries also are devastating. 2-year-old twin boys, 2-year-old boys were wounded while sitting in the back seat of

hi, aishah. >> hey, martha. we are now in hour five of this brutal and long hearing for director christopher wray who i can tell you just sitting to the left of him, i can see at some times he's getting frustrated by still hanging on and answering these very tough questions from republicans. at one point he said the idea that he's biassed against conservatives seems somewhat insane to him. lots of tough questioning including this moment from congressman matt gaetz who hit him on the hunter biden investigation and that alleged texts to a chinese business partner. watch this. >> i am sitting here waiting for the call with my father. sounds like a shakedown, doesn't it, director? >> i'm not going to get into commenting on that. >> are you protecting the bidens? >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not, he says, martha. democrats did try to get director wray to throw the former president trump under the bus, but chairman jim jordan wasn't having it. watch this. >> a ball room, a bathroom, a bedroom. are those appropriat

to aishah hasnie in washington taking a closer look.igh, aishah. >> martha: it's really something when you think about we're over a year out from election day and folks are this frustrated. so if you're following the polls as you are, of course, neil and you're not joe biden or donald trump, this is a time to strike. a new monday mouth university poll shows when there's a joe biden and donald trump rematch here, the majority of voters are probably not or definitely not likely to vote for either. that is something. that might be why will hurd, a presidential candidate out there, has been on a media spree recently blasting trump and trying to urge his opponents to do the same. >> there's not any candidates in this race that is criticizing donald trump. we need people that are not afraid of donald trump. i'm in new hampshire. a lot of people are saying that think think donald trump is boring. he's talking about the same things, looking backwards, not looking forwards. >> he's not alone. asa hutchison, the former governor, also piling on. >

>> neil: thanks for that, aishah. aishah hasnie.to congressman mark green of tennessee. i'm wondering, congressman, any of your colleagues on the right have already put it out there, the guy should go. mayorkas should be impeach. the sooner the better. to my knowledge, sir, you have not. how do you feel about that? >> i think there's a lot of people that have that opinion, neil. that are already there, so to speak. what i'm doing is if i faced investigation into the basically the failure to secure our border, we did the dereliction of duty face, the cartel crime, we're going to do the human costs and if financial costs and look at waste, fraud and abuse. once we're done with that that's when i make any final recommendations. >> neil: if i can switch gears. many in your party are looking at at least an impeachment inquiry in to the president and of course what he knew about didn't know regarding his son, hunter biden. you know everything that blew up today. plea deal that ultimately wasn't done. everything is put off. so it's a mess.

. >> bill: aishah hosni is looking at that. president trump's town hall. big showing in iowa. good morning to you, aishah. >> the former president says the whole thing really bothers him. democrats are trying to prevent him from returning to the white house. >> it is election interference. never been done like this in the history of our country. what is happening to our country, whether the borders, elections, or things like this where the d.o.j. has become a weapon for the democrats, an absolute weapon. >> trump got a rock star welcome in cedar rapids, iowa and told sean hannity that president biden is compromised and should be impeached. the former president usually sees a big bump in polling after news of an investigation. we'll see if that happens again. but look at this. new university of new hampshire poll shows trump's grip in the granite state over governor desantis has slipped to 14 points. back in april a similar survey had him ahead by 20 points. something to watch there. desantis spent yesterday hoping for a campaign reset, bill, in the first in the state of south

aishah: hourly wages go up for everybody, you talked about the additional holiday, martin luther king day. the new part-time highers start at $21 an hour to $23 an hour, higher wages are equal pay or one of the things we were pushing from the beginning but it will role in different rates for different workers, that adjustment, you have a lot of explaining to do, whatever the details in this? >> amplified to a point we have different pockets, part-timers get a wage increase of $9.10, 55% increase and if you have been there 5 to 10 years, go to $8 increase which is a 47% increase. $8.50 increase in 5 years which is a 40% increase, if you've been there 15 years and $9 increase, which is 33% increase. we've taken care of every part timer based on this and incorporated the general wage increases. paul: the company wanted to avoid a disastrous strike. these things are problematic for both sides here. the company caving on a lot of this, the better part of valor was to settle it now, because business booming right now. >> we pressure them, practice picketing, we have a great union strategy b

aishah hasnie. gillian. >> gillian: there's also this, another show of aggression from russia in the skies. u.s. air force has released this new video of russian jets intercepting u.s. drones flying over syria. moscow launched a major attack in ukraine killing five civilians hundreds of miles away from the war front lines. dan hoffman will join us in a moment. first, jennifer griffin at the pentagon this hour. >> the number of dangerous interactions initiated by russian fighter pilots threatening american troops and aircraft in syria has increased since russia's invasion of ukraine, alarming u.s. generals warning the incidents risk escalating into a direct conflict with russia. 10:40 a.m. local time, three russian military planes began harassing three american mq9 reaper drones targeting isis over syria. u.s. central command released this video of the incident. the russian jets dropped multiple parachute flares forcing the pilots to face maneuvers, and one russian pilot positioned his aircraft in fr

we'll keep an eye on it. >> bill: aishah hosni with the future that's happening today.how much higher it would go. >> 20 minutes the water was a foot below. 20 minutes over it was over the bridge and i told my wife grab the cats, we have to get out of here. >> dana: rescue teams racing through vermont as flooding causes severe damage watching out roads and forcing evacuations and halting some airline travel. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. good morning. we'll get an update. they are expecting more rain later today. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. slow-moving storm that left up to two months with of rain in vermont happened in hours. it's finally moving out later today. more flooding expected in vermont's cata

aishah hasnie joins me with this story. bugging them. >> reporter: it is all surrounding map that depicts the south china sea and some call this map cartoonish. others are saying it's clearly political. look for your self and see what you think. this is a scene in the new barbie movie where she is standing in front of this world map which appears to be through the 9-line. this line represents beijing absolute judgment claim to almost all the south china sea so something the us is not okay with. vietnam has artie banned the film from playing in that country because of this controversy, china hawks on capitol hill say this is typical hollywood kowtowing to beijing. >> all these instances of hollywood self-centering or censoring to get access to the chinese market and out of fear that their studios will be blacklisted by the chinese communist party. >> reporter: not everybody agrees with that. warner bros. is saying the map was never meant to make a political statement and the philippines is now allowing the movie to be played

here is gillian, harris is off today. >> gillian: thank you, bill and aishah. information is coming up in drips and drabs about the cocaine the secret service found at the white house five days ago. i'm in for harris and this is "the faulkner focus." let's get into it. it was first the drugs were slept up in the library but now in the west wing outside the situation room where the nation's most sensitive secrets are tracked every hour of every day. the secret service is reviewing camera logs as well as access logs for staff and regular visitors into and out of the west wing. president biden for his part not talking about it. deferring all questions to the secret service. listen. [shouted questions] >> gillian: mark morgan says someone could be intentionally hindering the investigation. he tells the daily mail, quote, they know who comes in and when they come in, they're checked and are video cameras everywhere? are they able to talk to the people they would need to without any roadblocks? let's bring in mark meredith joining us from the white house. tell us wha

i'm aishah hasnie. hi, griff. griff: hi, aishah.'m griff jenkins. 73-year-old netanyahu is israel's longest leader. 15 years in office. and kitty logan has the latest. >> hi,

>> bret: aishah, thank you. democratic senator joe manchin and jon huntsman are hosting the no labels town hall tonight in new hampshire. that group may try to back an independent candidate for president. correspondent molly line reports tonight from boston. >> as many voters express dissatisfaction with the leading white house contenders. >> i'm personally kind of really turned away from a lot of the two other parties that seem to be nothing but negativity. >> we would like another good choice for who we can have. not a republican, not a democrat. >> no labels, a movement born outside of frustration with extremes on the left and the right is openly preparing for a potential bipartisan third party presidential ticket in 2024. the group is hosting a town hall in the first in the nation primary state of new hampshire today, headlined by west virginia senator joe manchin, a democrat, who is mulling a presidential bid and former utah governor jon huntsman a republican who ran for president in 2012. former senator jo

aishah hasnie joins us. a lot of these city officials are now calling for gun reform, it looks like. >> that's right, good afternoon to you, gillian, and that includes philadelphia's progressive d.a., larry krasner, ripping on pennsylvania republicans for not passing stricter gun laws as he puts it. but according to court documents released just today, that suspect in the massive and horrific shooting in philadelphia actually got his guns illegally and we are talking about 40-year-old kim brady kracker, senseless rampage in southwest philly that killed five and injured five more. the youngest victim, 2-year-old boy shot four times in his legs while sitting in his mom's car. >> this office is 100% committed to the vigorous prosecution of this mass killer. and we will do justice in court with this case. >> now, surveillance video shows the suspect stops on a sidewalk, points and then starts shooting at a car. police say he was carrying an ar-style rifle and a ghost gun, but he had a past gun conviction and cou

aishah, great reporting as always.on the show, or thanks for joining us. >>> back with us now, former utah congressman jason chaffetz. jason, there's major fighting right now that's happening right now, going on in the irs whistleblower hearing today. your take on that. >> well, i think the republicans did a very good job of laying out the case that the department of justice thwarted an investigation and criminal prosecution that was being pursued by the irs. i think the irs whistleblowers were, had a high degree of credibility. they came with facts, they pursued the case for four years, and david weiss and the attorney general, somebody over there at the department of justice put a big hamper, they squashed the investigation. and these people put their careers on the line by stepping up and saying that we've never seen this before, ask we have a duty and an obligation to let congress and the world know that this case of hunter biden and the biden family business was dealt with differently than anything else that had b

>> mike: aishah hasnie on the hill thanks very much >> let's discuss this and more with seattle talkcoming book what's killing america, jason rantz. jason, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> mike: so about that map in the new barbie movie are they just trying to make sure it does well in china? >> i don't know if they're trying to make sure it does well in china versus make sure it actually gets seen in china. i don't buy for a second that this was completely by accident, that you just have the very, very specific number of lines to -- just by a complete accident. think i what they're trying to do here is basically make sure that their film is getting viewed widely. they're looking for a quick dollar. they're looking for a -- this is a business decision that is clearly intentional. and the only problem i have, and part of the reason why i struggle a little bit talking about it is it makes sense when we break it down in this way but i don't think this cuts through to the average person. i think a second of a clip that you really wouldn't even notice unless it was pointed out isn't g

congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is at the white house to look at the numbers tonight. >> mrpresident, when are you returning to the campaign trail? >> president biden ignoring fox's questions he's starts his weekend at camp david. fresh off the heels of a meeting with nato, the white house is touting as a success. >> need a bigger room? >> and team biden-harris boasting a whopping $72 million raised in the campaign's first quarter with 77 million cash on hand. >> there's a whole bunch of democrats this morning taking a big sigh of relief. >> relief after a cnn report revealed some donors were getting anxious about biden's slow campaign start. even looking for a replacementment. >> he is week, he is old. he is unpopular. a significant number of republicans don't want him to run again. >> biden's achilles heel continue to be the economy. despite recent inflation the polling shows the president is still struggling to convince americans bidenomics is not working. >> i'm hearing the fed's way of dealing with inflation is actually worse for a lot of americans. >> g.o.p. frontrunne

aishah hosni has more from the white house. aishah. >> good morning to you. the white house this morning is not offering a press briefing today so reporters won't get to ask any follow-up questions hours after the secret service closed this major investigation. the white house likely have happy to just move on from this. so the secret service is telling us it closed the investigation because it wasn't able to find or single out a person of interest because of a lack of physical evidence basically they couldn't find fingerprints, not enough dna to compare it to anyone in the white house. congressman burchett called it a clown show and failure. kevin mccarthy is blasting the whole ordeal for once again showing america the biden white house can really get away with anything. >> it just seems to me when it comes to the biden, inc. family they get treated different than anybody else. this location right by the situation room, very few people get to go around there. they can't tell us who brought it? what else is happening in the white house they can't tell us abou

david: thank you very much, aishah.meland security, congressman tony gonzalez. congressman, good to see you, thank you for being here. you know, the cher i-picking of figures, ted lou suggesting that the situation is better now than it was during the trump administration, i mean, the overall numbers are stagger eking. 1.78 million million migrant encounters just so far this year, 1.78 million. compare that to the last full year of the trump administration, 2020, in which there were 3000,000 -- 300,000 migrant encounters. i mean, that's the number that you look at, right? >> yeah. thank you for having me on. and, yes, the border crisis continues to spiral out of control. i represent two-thirds of the texas-mexico border, and what i'm seeing is that the hell hasn't ended for all of us. and we just want it to stop. i get it, you know, republicans blaming democrats, democrats blaming republicans, round and round we go, but there has to be a solution. the solution's pretty simple. one, it starts with the president of the uni

what are we hearing, aishah. >> from where i'm sitting inside the hearing room to the left of director wray, i can see his face and i can tell that he's feeling the pressure, that he's getting frustrated at times by the line of questioning, but he is trying very hard to keep up with republicans who have brought plenty of receipts. here is one of the bigger moments today when representative matt gaetz grilled him on hunter biden and the new infamous text to a chinese associate. watch this. >> i am sitting here waiting for the call with my father. sounds like a shakedown, doesn't it, director? >> i'm not going to comment on that. >> you seem deeply uncurious about it, don't you? almost suspiciously uncurious. are you protecting the bidens? >> absolutely not. >> democrats say the gop is using this hearing and the durham hearing to protect former president trump. >> maga republicans will do anything to protect donald trump, their saviour, no matter how unfounded or dangerous it may be to do so. welcome to the legislative arm of the trump re-election campaign. >> sandra, republicans tell me

congressional correspondent aishah hasnie takes a look. >> as former president trump maintains the lead the g.o.p. nomination, a new monmouth university poll may give hope to his opponents. the survey reveals when voters are faced with a biden-trump rematch, the majority are probably not or definitely not interested in supporting either. pollsters say the results do not suggest voters are interested in a third party but a new quinnipiac poll out this week shows nearly half of americans are. the question now, who has the winning strategy. >> there's not any candace in this race that's criticizing donald trump. we need people that are not afraid of donald trump. >> former congressman will hurd is on a media spree blasting trump, urging others to do the same. but that's not tone vivek ramaswamy is taking in new hampshire today. >> i'm not running against anybody. i'm running for this country. and so i should respect the heck out of the other candidates including president trump who was an outstanding president in my opinion. >> the positive alternative platform is paying off big time for s

sandra. >> sandra: aishah, thank you.sandra, some house republicans are pushing to impeach the dhs secretary, bring in wisconsin congressman tom tiffany, he was questioning the secretary today. you want for you the highlight was alejandro finally acknowledging the dhs does not have operational control of the border. >> he's been asked that question repeatedly, he relented and said they do not have operational control. and the former head of the border patrol came before committee under oath and said we do not have operational control. mayorkas finally admitted it today. >> john: in terms of not having operational control, it seems to me as though the men and women of the border patrol and customs and border protection terribly overworked, just basically trying to plug holes at this point and they feel like they are not getting support from the leadership. >> they know they are rudderless at this point and i think back to sheriff mark daniels, cochise county, southern arizona, he said things have just gone south here since

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. >> do not miss tonight, joey, carley, aishah and jimmy will be hosting.fox news, home of the brave, fox news hosts will interview some hosts. >> gillian: right now at the white house, president biden holding an event with the national education association, that's the largest teachers' union in the country, the president wrapping just about a couple seconds ago. welcome to fox news live and happy 4th of july. bryan, great to be with you. >> nea has been very vocal in the wake of the supreme court court ruling on affirmative action, student loan forgiveness

president's actions around january 6th which has become the subject of another special counsel probe, aishah they have to grapple with the trump news, not something if they want to talk about but is dominating the campaign trail. last night in new hampshire right before taking the stage for his own town hall, tim scott responded to the trump news saying democrats are hunting republicans. >> it is embarrassing, as the most powerful country anywhere, to see the weaponization of our department of justice against political opponents. it is embarrassing. >> reporter: he talked about what he would do differently if elected president, using the news to prop himself up. ron desantis who was hoping for a campaign reset in south carolina spent the day defending trump at pretty much every interview. >> going after somebody on the other side of the political spectrum if you are stretching statutes to criminalize may be political disagreements. that is wrong. >> reporter: the same argument is that vivek ramaswami was making but not everyone is fighting for the nomination has been asked -- nikki haley, sh

there is the curry take home the prize giving aishah. >> a good hug. the throwing tony romo, who won last year. here's staff talking about the game after that winning put. >> i've always dripped of like a situation like this on 18th green front of a crowd like that to make a putt. and you just stick to the routine, have so much confidence in yourself. live with the results. thankfully here when playing thing for almost a decade and to finally got a win. it's it's pretty pretty special. >> bill. pretty special over to the baseball diamond. now. the giants in pittsburgh looking to finish on the pirates giants trail. jd davis bases loaded. here is. that when brett whiteley scores henry davis the ball in the ride it allows them way score as well. the giants lead 2 to they would hold that lead until the 8th year. tyler rogers would run into some trouble bases loaded and hits a game tying. rodgers would limit damage in this one would go to extra innings, which is where you find us now. michael conforto with bases loaded runners on rather. he smokes one over.

fox news aishah hasnie is on capitol hill to break down the money.ello. >> good morning to you we are not just following the campaign cash coming in we're following the campaign cash that is going out. that is creating problems for governor ron desantis. he raised more than 20 million in the first six weeks of his campaign which is actually really good but he's spending quite a bit. he already spent nearly $8 million and that is leading the campaign which is 12-point to million in cash on hand. as a result the floor together has had to cut his campaign staff reducing his team by fewer than ten members. desantis told fox that his campaign issues are the result of a lack of support from the mainstream media. >> they've seen what i've done with florida where we beat the left on all these different issues we beat them on illegal immigration and indoctrination in schools. both from an electoral perspective in a subsidy perspective, they view me as the most significant threat to their agenda. >> candidates mike pence, nikki haley, tim scott, nikki haley an

. >> do not miss tonight, joey, carley, aishah and jimmy will be hosting. life fireworks, live performances, and then fox news, home of the brave, fox news hosts will interview some hosts. >> gillian: right now at the white house, president biden holding an event with the national education association, that's the largest teachers' union in the country, the president wrapping just about a couple seconds ago. welcome to fox news live and happy 4th of july. bryan, great to be with you. >> nea has been very vocal in the wake of the supreme court court ruling on affirmative action, student loan forgiveness and religious freedom, calling the court "not equitable and impartial," and labelling some of the justices unqualified. here is the union's president last week. >> extremist out of touch court has now failed our families, failed our students, and honestly, they have failed at upholding american values. >> gillian: princeton university political scientist lauren wright. happy 4th to you, lauren. thanks for taking time with us. >> hey, happy 4th. >> gillian: th

. >> dana: aishah hosni is outside the hearing room. we have analysis from andy mccarthy and chris swecker and first we'll go to david spunt. you are at the justice department. i imagine that christopher wray is not looking forward to this testimony but something that he has to do and he will defend the men and women of the f.b.i. in his opening statement. >> hi. this comes at an interesting time right now with the f.b.i. in the news. director wray wants to focus on the f.b.i. he sees. that is what he will call it in his opening statement. one of the big topics that will come up is the hunter biden investigation and the fd1023 form. a standard form used by f.b.i. sources to document an allegation. members of congress, republicans and democrats last month saw the form that allegedly contains a claim that then vice president joe biden accepted a bribe for a policy change. there are questions about this form, republicans say more should be unredacted and asked about the hunter biden plea deal that hasn't been signed off by a judge. expect

aishah hosni is live in new york city with the very latest. hey there. >> high, julie.ood morning. it is stunning what happened in the last few days in a time of celebration, so many people are reeling this morning. philadelphia is among the hardest hit and that's where justice is moving swiftly. 40-year-old just charged with 30 counts for allegedly going on a rampage in southwest philly. watch surveillance video. police say he was wearing a bullet proof vest while gunning down five people and injuring so many more. twin boys just two years old. one shot in the legs four times, julie. baltimore hit hard. two people are dead there. 28 others injured when gunfire broke out at a block party. the democratic governor facing criticism for taking two days to visit the scene, complaining about a lack of solutions. >> i think people are tired of the finger pointing and nothing happens and nothing gets done accept we go from tragedy to tragedy. >> somebody drove through a neighborhood in the nation's capital and shot up nine people overnight. two were kids. in shreve port, louisi

aishah hosni is crunching the numbers and has direction for us now. >> it is not just about the campaign cash that's coming in. it is about the campaign cash that is going out as well. governor desantis as you mentioned there raised more than $20 million in the first six weeks of his campaign but spent 8 million leaving the campaign now with just over $12 million in cash on hand. as a result you have seen the reports, florida governor was forced to cut his campaign staff, reducing his team by fewer than ten members. desantis came on fox and told us his campaign issues are the result of a lack of support in the mainstream media. listen to this. >> they have seen what i've done with florida where we beat the left on all these different issues. we beat them on illegal immigration, we beat him on indoctrination in schools. from an electoral perspective and substantive perspective they view me as a significant threat to their agenda. >> beneath the two frontrunners, candidates mike pence, nicki haley, tim scott, chris christie and vivek ramaswamy have reached the 40,000 voter threshold requir

. >> sandra: on that point of evidence, our own reporter, aishah hasnie had a really interesting exchangeth congressman jamie raskin on devon archer's testimony expected early next week, you are saying is in hiding, receiving threats ahead of that. this is a very telling exchange, watch. >> nobody has produced a single iota of evidence suggesting that president biden was involved in any corruption or any criminal -- >> what if devon archer does? >> that would be a different day, of course. >> sandra: that would be a different day. does this testimony change things significantly early next week? >> i think it really has the potential to. because as i said, devon had a front row seat, he would be a firsthand witness. one of the things i would be asking about is what did you discuss with joe biden when you met with him at the white house, devon archer, days before your board seat on burisma was announced and just before hunter's board seat with burisma, the ukrainian gas company, was announced. i also think it's interesting that there is this repeated narrative here, statements from democrat

congressional correspondent aishah hasnie and he thinks the build by and large, i guess you missed chrisght, not chris christie but everyone else. and especially walking a tight line on january 6th probe. he's jumping in and his exact, exact word is you don't kiss your opponents butt and a cold trumpet distraction. >> folks recognize if we elect donald trump as g.o.p. nominee, then we are getting for como years to joe biden. and always talking about his baggage, we can't talk about other problems going on going on. >> so some folks are certainly trying to differentiate themselves from trump and further on the border by not just building a wall but using the military to secure it. senator tim scott rising in the polls and getting to be that positive alternative to trump pier this week a pro-scott pack pledged $40 million in ads from september to november in the early states. a lot of cash they are and the runner-up out there as well trying to turn things around. ron desantis on low polling and strategy here. >> again, we are doing state-by-state. i think even people site that acknowledged

. >> bill: aishah hosni with the future that's happening today. thanks. >> watching it happen. i didn't know how much higher it would go. >> 20 minutes the water was a foot below. 20 minutes over it was over the bridge and i told my wife grab the cats, we have to get out of here. >> dana: rescue teams racing through vermont as flooding causes severe damage watching out roads and forcing evacuations and halting some airline travel. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. good morning. we'll get an update. they are expecting more rain later today. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. slow-moving storm that left up to two months with of rain in vermont happened in hours. it's finally moving out later today. more flooding expected in vermont's capital. a dam north of city could exceed capacity sending a fresh torrent of water into the already flooded city. >> dana: we find meteorologist ian oliver. give us your update. i can see you there. >> yeah, dana. -- poor audio. transition from what -- as all this water rushes from the higher terrain into the lower

congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is here to tell us what all the fuss is about. most highly anticipated movie. china hawks on capitol hill are bursting barbie's bubble. >> they are willing to turn their eye to make a buck. >> good gracious, you know, stand up for freedom. >> the outcry is over this scene of barbie standing next to a world map which appears to show the 9 dash line representing beijing's illegitimate claim to almost all of the south china sea. vietnam banned the film in response and the philippines wants the map blurred before allowing it in theaters. >> get that barbie. >> republicans on capitol hill say this is the latest example of hollywood kowtowing to beijing to reach its 1.4 billion consumers. [screams] >> we have seen all these instances of hollywood self-censuring or censuring to get access. >> warner brothers defending the app. saying it depicts make believe journey from barbie land to the real world. china is dismissing the controversy while some on the left think republicans are making much ado about nothing. >> i guess barbie might be

you can see the excitement on his face as runs over give his wife aishah. >> a huge and take home the prize. the proning tony romo showing up his brother and father. here's talking about the game winning put after. >> always dripped of like a situation like this on 18th green front of a crowd like that to make a putt. and you just stick to the routine, have so much confidence in yourself. live winh the results. thankfully here when and playing thing for almost a decade and to finally got a win. it's it's pretty pretty special. >> well, over to baseball, let's talk about what happened on the diamond today. the giants pittsburgh looking to finish the sweep of the pirates. the giants trailed with jd davis of the bases loaded punches one into right. bryce wiley him dave is both the bottom, right, give them a lot way. the ability to score. they are 2 to one at that point. they would hold it until the 8th tyler rogers here he wanted ran into some trouble bases loaded and jarrett it's a game tying sec by rogers would limit the damage in that one would go to extras. and while the giant they g

aishah hasnie tells us what they are saying this evening. >> gillian, good evening to you. look, a number of these g.o.p. candidates continue walking this line of saying the former president should have done more on january 6th but then questioning criminal charges. that's exactly what trump's former running mate told fox digital today in new hampshire. watch. >> while i think the president's words were reckless that day, i'm not convinced that his actions were criminal. that's one of the reasons why i'm going to clean house at the department of justice. >> so it all comes as a brand new quinnipiac poll shows a very dismal view of the election. nearly half of voters out there would consider a third party presidential candidate in 2024 meaning they are just sick of the status quo. that's not stopping the flow of money here. a pac supporting senator tim scott is going to dump $40 million in ads in all the early states this fall. scott rising to third place in a recent new hampshire poll where he made this eq quip when he hed that trump thought he would make a good v.p. >> wel

first let's go to aishah hasnie who is live for us in washington. >> hi, harris. governor desantis was i'm sure hoping for a big day of headlines about him, his policies, being in south carolina. but no matter where he goes, he cannot escape questions about former president trump. and on trump being a target of a special counsel's investigation of january 6. trump could have been more forceful with protesters but doesn't think it amounts to criminal charges. desantis was asked how he was going to win south carolina. trump won by 11 points in 2020. trump has not committed to the first gop debate next month as many south carolina voters are telling fox that they want to see him spar with desantis. >> of course. i think all the candidates have a right to express their views. >> i'd love to see the debate. >> when you're that far ahead, you can ignore everybody. >> i'd love to see trump in action. he's the bear man. >> nikki haley is also out there calling on trump to get on the debate stage. tonight trump will have a town hall with sean hannity in iowa. harris? >> ha