ashley: i'm ashley webster in of course today for stuary varney. we are entering the 4th of july holiday weekend and the airline chaos unfortunately has no end in sight. already 2,400 trips disrupted thursday and already 226 cancellations today. wh exw, but if you're driving, the national average for a gallon of regular is $4.84. not great. diesel, in fact it's awful, diesel at $5.76. very expensive. now, to the markets. futures, well slipping after the s&p sees its worst first half since the 1970s and more red as we begin the second half of the year. bitcoin has had its worse month in more than a year. this morning let's take a look. it's still below the 20,000 mark , it's up 500 bucks, but still at 19, 265. the 10 year treasury yield let's have a look at that. hovering just under 3% this morning, so more money going into the yield, the treasury that means prices go up, the yield goes down. let's take a look if we can at oil. it was moving higher on supply concerns. the cost of oil, nope we don't have it. meanwhile, we are one year out from the bi

ashley: wow.ulation, taxes, all of these hurdles do absolutely nothing. how galling is it we go to saudi arabia to ask them to pump more oil? >> well it is pretty galling and i agree with congressman rogers in terms of his suggestion that the president do voice wit energy producers here at home pause this is a sector that is dominated by small to mid-size businesses, the ones that i represent. in fact 95.6% of the businesses of employer firms in the oil and, and natural gas, traction business have fewer than 100 employees. right on the range of other things that needs to happen. ashley: yeah. >> they can't be targeting this sector with tax increase. if you're taxing more you will get less of it. ashley: right. >> needs to be total streamlining of the approval and review process for pipelines and other types of projects that are in the pipeline right now for approval. so, in essence, you know, ashley, we need to be doing a total 180 on everything. ashley: yeah. totally agree. >> than what he is doi

ashley: it is. actions. >> exactly right. ashley: it makes me so mad and ruins the experience of people in new york city, makes people afraid, hurts tourism and so on and so on and so on because we have people in charge who are soft on crime. thank you for taking the time and joining us for the entire hour. all right. now this. a new survey shows a decline in the number of military veterans and spouses who would recommend serving in the armed forces. congressman mike walsh is a combat decorated veteran. i will ask what this means for the future of the military in the next hour. more than 300 seattle police officers have retired or resigned since 2020, the department has the fewest offices in 30 years so why's it so hard to recruit police in seattle. jason rantz has an idea and he's here next. ♪♪ ♪♪ who is going to bring it back to life ♪♪ ♪♪ she always had your back... like the time she spotted the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan'

ashley: thank you.on next year. >>> let's move on to cryptocurrency. bitcoin and etherium both down as you can see, bitcoin off $367 at 22,688. etherium down also 2.33%. ether ramping up 52% this month so far after going through a very tough earlier summer. things have recovered just a little bit. etherium getting a boost from its upcoming merger. binance's ceo today spoke e about the outlook for crypto ahead of next week's fed meeting. take a listen. >> -- doesn't exist just because the fed changes interest rates. bitcoin exists for many other fundamental reasons, you know? global commerce, few technology for money. -- new technology for money. the fundamentals didn't change. so the interest rate will have an impact, but it doesn't really change the fundamentals of why bitcoin is good. ashley: neil cavuto looking very serious there. speaking of rate hikes, our countdown closer has a stock that a he says is set to benefit from higher interest rates. we'll tell you what it is next. the closing bell ringi

ashley: how much lower?anges and we don't see any major hurricanes we could drop under $40 a gallon. i am hoping to see $4 a gallon through the closing of this year if everything goes right. ashley: great information, thank you very much. russia's energy giant gas prom threatening to send less gas to europe, you have the story. >> this is the russian squeeze we been anticipating and some would blame europe and germany's overreliance on russian energy, wide not diversify when you have a chance? russia's state gas giant, unforeseeable event, blaming the ukraine war, germany's energy, they reject this and they will contest this ruling, there are fears that there will be a complete gas shut down and remember how vital that is with russian gas heating a lot of european homes but after what russia called the shutdown the last few weeks there are doubts across germany and europe, about a full restart later this week on july 21st, the eu gets 40% of their gas imports, this overdependence how much that will impact th

ashley webster in for stuart. ashley? ashley: thank you, maria. when i wake up ♪ but my all-time favorite song and clearly i don't know the lyrics but thank you very much, maria great stuff and good morning, everybody, indeed i'm ashley webster the one who can't sing in for stuary varney today. senator joe manchin dealing a big blow to the democrats. he says he won't support climate spending or tax hikes for the wealthy in the economic package, so get ready for democrats to unleash their fury on mr. manchin. president biden lands in saudi arabia next hour. he's going to be asking the saudis for help with our energy crisis and while biden is overseas, california's governor newsom is spotted looking pretty cozy at the white house. is he setting up a run in 2024? we'll get into that issue, and there's this. since the administration has called inflation "transitory" we've seen 13 straight months of soaring costs, don't have to tell you that. let's take a look at the markets we do have retail sales in this morning. they are higher than forecasted for t

. >> ashley: and i'm ashley strohmier. the holiday celebration turned into chaos. six people are dead and 30 hurt in the horrific attack. a chicago 911 dispatcher says this is typically a quiet area. >> wonderful communities, quiet area, michael jordan previously lived there, this is not some troubled area we normally see things of this nature. across the united states, these things can happen anywhere. >> ashley: the first victims are being identified, including nicolas toledo, a grandfather who flew in from mexico to visit family. we are learned more about the suspected gunman, including a history of violence leading up to the attack >> griff: jonathan will break it down, thank you for joining us. what do you think is the motive here? what can you tell us about what we're learning about the suspect? >> i think one thing, griff, this individual follows a pattern we continuously see with mass shooters. an anti-social type of personality, many of these people and i would not be surprised this individual has left this leaning policy tendencies, although that is not a

always got to watch your car on the rules violation, ashley ashley strohmier.you that. more and more headlines pop up on their site, but the white house doesn't seem to be listening. >> i think the president's approval rating is a reflection how people feel about what is going on in the country. some things in the country are not going well coming up because of what the president did but in fact what the president is fighting against. >> ashley: you know who can't wait to weigh in on that one? that would be joe concha, jack brewer and jonathan fahey as we kick off "fox & friends first." ♪ ♪ ... ... welcome to my house. lately, not my happy place. everybody is pretty tired of each other. the parents were not themselves. my litle brothers were morphing into small creatures. the walls were closing in. clearly a case of too much family, too close, 24/7. and there's a lot of that going around right now. if this sounds like your house, try going someplace new. yourlifeyourvoice.org you'll find lots of ideas to help you handle the family stresses of being confined to

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a lot of questions about the economy. >> ashley: doug luzader, thanks. a group of house republicans touring the border in eagle pass, texas, a community that has become a flash point in the crisis. tony gonzales will lead this after alejandro mayorkas claimed the border is secure. >> i represent 42%, we can't wait on the administration to fix our problems, we got to roll up our sleeves. >> ashley: border patrol agents encountered 1.7 million migrantss, that is all of last fiscal year. new congressman and gubernatorial candidate zeldin speaking out since his accused attacker was indicted by the feds. >> todd: and the republican is getting extra protection. marianne rafferty. >> marianne: the man was predicted to be freed immediately. the man has been arrested again, this time on serious federal charge which could land him 10 years in prison. zeldin speaking to fox for the first time since the indictment. >> this person attempted to stab anyone, let alone a member of congress, and be released within hours required the feds to step up and charge this person

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ashley strohmier is cold with the temperatures.e is ash. >> ashley: the president expressed intention to run for re-election, not looking like even the democrats want him to run again according to a new poll. only 25% say joe biden, leaving 75% asking for a different candidate. compare the numbers to january, 45% said biden and 51% said someone different. a month ago, the president was bragging about the poll numbers, listen to this. >> mr. president, what is your message to democrats who want me to run again? >> two thirds say they don't. >> they want me toun are, read the polls, jack, you guys are all the same. >> ashley: and downplaying the polls. >> we're not worried about polls, the president has been clear he intends to run. we are so far away from that time, even being close to be thinking about that. >> ashley: democrats dodging questions when asked if they would support a biden re-election bid. >> do you support the president in his re-election bid? >> i'm working on my own election, that is all i'm focused on. we can talk

ashley: i am sure that is officially true in california., go to tijuana, gas in california $6 a gallon, double what you can get across the border. mexico is another black eye undergoing fire for its energy policies. come down here for cheap gas. i call that embarrassing for the president. stuart: to this one again, bmw, $16 a month to use the heated front seats, part of us discussion plan. this equipment is in the car, to turn it on and get heat you've got to pay extra. >> i don't understand why they are doing this. it is a bad pr move. they could probably if they needed more money raise the price of the car by one thousand dollars and nobody would bat an eye. they will sell a premium product to a consumer and nickel and dime that consumer by charging extra features which is insane. stuart: you could charge for all kinds of features, rolling up the steering wheel, cruise control, $12 for the steering wheel, $18 for the seat. >> preece and you are at one hundred dollars a month. we want don't think you could do that in america. back to the m

but directly next to it, ashley points to a second pipe.s one sometimes spews out untreated wastewater. >> the actual chemicals, the hormones, the drugs, the bacteria, the human waste, the heavy levels of phosphate and nitrate and ammonia, that all comes out here, and that makes its way down into the river windrush, and then into the river thames. sewage last flowed from it two days ago, he says. >> he's collecting film evidence. >> i'm gonna put some gloves on, because i'm going to touch the camera after it's been in there. >> the companies are allowed to release untreated wastewater into the rivers, but only in exceptional circumstances. when there's flooding or the sewers are full after heavy rain. otherwise, it's illegal. >> our analyst can tell if it's happened by looking at water industry data, flow data, taken on fifteen-minute intervals, he can establish whether it's happened too early. if they've discharged it before treating sufficient for their permits. and we've found a lot of illegal activity in that way. >> the water company i

but directly next to it, ashley points to a second pipe.s one sometimes spews out untreated wastewater. >> the actual chemicals, the hormones, the drugs, the bacteria, the human waste, the heavy levels of phosphate and nitrate and ammonia, that all comes out here, and that makes its way down into the river windrush, and then into the river thames. sewage last flowed from it two days ago, he says. >> he's collecting film evidence. >> i'm gonna put some gloves on, because i'm going to touch the camera after it's been in there. >> the companies are allowed to release untreated wastewater into the rivers, but only in exceptional circumstances. when there's flooding or the sewers are full after heavy rain. otherwise, it's illegal. >> our analyst can tell if it's happened by looking at water industry data, flow data, taken on fifteen-minute intervals, he can establish whether it's happened too early. if they've discharged it before treating sufficient for their permits. and we've found a lot of illegal activity in that way. >> the water company i

on the agenda this week, hour of darkness by ashley perez. that's next. ashley perez.n you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah,that's got t. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] out of darkness, today's feature for the velshi banned book club could be categorizing several ways. it is a tragic interracial love story. it's an honest and brutal look at racism in the 1930s. it examines the painful reality of objectifying women. it also is historical fiction. it's set against a real life tragedy, the new london school explosion. in 1937, and natural gas leak destroyed the entire texas school killing nearly 300 students and teachers. the blast is only one of the books horse, not the only one that stays with you have to close the cover. our heroine is naomi, a bilingual mexican american girl. after the death of her mother, she and her to have siblings move to the oil town of new london with her deeply abusive white stepfather, henry. while naomi's have sibling

. >> ashley: okay, jack. we have got to go. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> todd: after sounding the recession alarm after a key report showing a second straight quarter of g.d.p. growth. >> prices at the pump, grocery store, what they're playing for clothing. people know what this means. >> the president's approval rating is kind of a reflection of how people feel what's going on in the country. >> white house is continuing to brush off bad polls as support for president biden continues to slide. >> a "the washington post" op-ed calling on the president face the midterms with a one term president. >> federal prosecutors weighing charges for hunter biden. >> apparently hunter has been doing business overseas but he never registered as a foreign agent. >> there is a huge conflict of interest here. the attorney general is appointed by president biden. this is president biden's son. we need a special counsel. >> the man who attacked lee zeldin is now back in custody facing federal charges. >> that suspect arrested first under

so this one goes out to ashley summers.s just never get enough credit but she called me one day and said commissioner , can you bring your guitar and sing asong about a part ?so i'm going to ask you guys out there, how many people know the song that's about apart?okay. i'm going to help you along for the sake of time. we have donna summers macarthur park. but that's not agood part because that's the part that was nothing in the dark . we have okay, saturday in the park. but there's no porn section, exactly. okay, and half of you, we weren't even born yet but in 1965, base. cannot with us on sitting in the park. it's about sitting in the park waiting for you but the girl never shows up. so then i erased the paper and i said today is about our awardees. and it's about our neighbors. it's about the wreck and park department. and it's because of you and what you do every day when you get up. you keep our parks alive. you keep our trees from dying. and you make the parks a better place. so ashley this goes out to you. andall of

ashley: i think that is the big open question.ogan with their huge exclusive deal, he's still exclusive to the platform. everyone will be curious if and when that deals come up, if it will be renewed. emily: right now it seems to be joe rogan and everyone else. [laughter] ashley carman, thank you. i will keep talking about earnings. i want to bring in mitchell green. his take on meta and results. not great across-the-board. we saw daily active users coming in slightly higher than estimates. ad revenue light, overall revenue light. a big loss in reality labs, $2.8 billion, where they are investing heavily. what is your take away? mitch: we don't own facebook. i think the stock was up a little after hours. the street must think it was positive on it. i would tell you that the expectations were pretty darn low on it. i think facebook has some issues under the covers. you see the kardashians out recently tweeting how she wished instagram would stop copying tiktok. they can't help but notice how many ads there are. i think these guys a

ashley strohmier is live from the beach where this recently happened. >> ashley: two people hurt in separateday on popular beaches on long island. i'm at smith point. 200,000 people will visit these beaches. the attacks happened. 49-year-old man was standing in waist-deep water and was bitten and another man says he was knocked off his paddle board and got a gash in his leg from a shark bite. he said, i paddled like hell after a couple strokes, a wave broke and pushed me to shore. i did a quick check and thought he didn't get me and saw the blood running down my leg and one clear bite mark. he believes it was a sand tiger shark and first time he had seen a shark and he's been surfing this area all his life. the beach was closed while park rangers, drones and life guards unsuccessfully searched for possible sharks. both beaches reopened later in the day. if you wonder if shark sightings will become more common, officials say probably. >> what we're looking at is something of a new normal in that sharks are -- tiger sharks are closer to shore than they have been. >> ashley: even though the sha

ashley: she went there.s, let's go out next week. stuart: you are like what? susan: any sort of fish on the menu. ashley: good old filet mignon. i'm going all in. >> the less i'm able to digest a steak. you can do that? . >> it is not a salad, and i got an e-mail from harry, not prince harry. i would appreciate a show on american built about the original london bridge when it was shipped to arizona. it would be interesting on how that happened. we hear you. we will put that into the mix of possibles in the future and here's an advertisement, you can catch episodes of american built tuesday night starting at 8 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. a message from steve, everyone talks about the price of electric vehicles, no one talked about the cost of charging the more the length of time it takes to bring batteries up to full charge. how about discussing his that? great article in the wall street journal a couple weeks ago two people went on a long car trip in an electric car. it was a disaster. have to c

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ashley strohmier is live with new words of encouragement coming from the president himself. good morning. >> ashley: president biden is throwing support behind abortion activists saying he may declare a -- listen. >> president biden: keep protesting and making your point. we can do a lot of things to accommodate the rights of women in the meantime, but fundamentally, the only thing that will change this is a national law. >> ashley: progressives, including alexandria ocasio-cortez and elizabeth warren and former members of the biden team are blaming the president for not stepping up enough for their cause. >> i was disappointed in that statement. abortion is a popular issue in the country and it goes across democratic and republican lines, i think it was an unforced error. i took offense to it and a lot of people have. >> ashley: buttigieg came to the support of activists harassing justices after a group that goes by shut down dc tweeted they would offer bounties for information on supreme court justice sightings and offered to venmo people for sightings of the justices and

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back to you guys. >> carley: ashley strohmier, take it so much. did you see this?ties to lower their prices. writing in part, it is either straight ahead misdirection or a deep misunderstanding of basic market dynamics. measures county counsel spokesman john kirby says maisels is off base. >> anybody knows he is plainspoken, and he you exactly what he is thinking and in terms that everyone can understand. i think we obviously take great exception to the idea that this is somehow misdirection. the president is speaking honestly with the emergent people. about what he is trying to do. >> coming to her boss' defense considering that the billionaire ceo does not understand basic market dynamics. gas stations make no more than 225 cents once their costs are factored in. the president should start taking accountability for his actions. >> it is insulting to the office. he is dishonest. he is not taking credit for his failures. keep shut down the keystone pipeline. he has basically destroyed economy because he sold his soul to become president. he has double down on punis

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. >> griff: ashley strohmier has more, happy 4th. >> ashley: president biden got roasted on twitter byd gas companies in a tweet saying my message to the company's gas stations, this is a time of war and global peril, bring down the price you are charging at the pump to reflect cost you are paying for the product and do it now, this was response from the oil and gas association. working on it mr. president and please make sure the white house registers for econ101 for the fall semester. it is time biden open up american energy, listen. >> i think the thought of energy policies should be addressed, a lot opening up american energy supply, i wish he wouldn't have cancelled the keystone pipeline or hit industry partners with regulations and fines and penalties, this made us dependant on foreign soil. >> ashley: right now the average round-trip ticket will cost $437, highest in five years, also up 45% compared to 2019. it will cost more, there is bigger headache with delays and cancellations travelers felt this holiday weekend. tsa screened two million passengers, there have been 330 fligh

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ashley: has to be sports.line at some point. stuart: my age you got to figure -- i've got to go. time for the friday trivia question and this is a really good one. what is the record time for the longest breath held? 2 minutes and 25 seconds? 10 minutes and 11 seconds? 18 minutes and 54 seconds? 24 minutes and 37 seconds? i know you're dying to know it, when we come back. ♪ stuart: i thought this was a really good question. what is the record time for the longest breath held. final guess, susan? >> 2 the minutes. stuart: lauren? >> 18 minutes. stuart: ash. >> i'm going with 10 minutes. what have we got? listen to to this, 24 minutes and 37 seconds set by a 56-year-old -- [laughter] stuart: right, from crow way is shah in march of 2021. right beforehand, he hyperventilated with pure oxygen which is allowed for 30 minutes -- that really is something else. great question. ladies and gentlemen, we've had a great week. thanks to the whole cast for taking part in it. you were great yesterday with my birthday, it was

. >> ashley, that is not exactly what the white house would have us believe. they think this is huge. they this it is something that is ground breaking. that's why they put inflation, right, in the name of the bill. we heard from the president, we heard from janet yellen, now we're going to see the president with ceos talk about this big messaging strategy, this overall push and how this meeting that we're going to see start maybe in the next 15 or 20 minutes or so plays in all of it. >> that's right. they do think this is a big deal for a number of reasons, including because it includes a significant number of climate provisions. now, this is not the full scope that climate activists had initially hoped to get, but just to put this in context and a lot of politics is expectations, is about two weeks ago democrats thought because of joe manchin that this was an absolute nonstarter and they would get absolutely nothing done on climate. if you can go back to that period, remember there were environmentalists, other democrats basically releasing scathing statemen

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i'm hoping ashley one jeff shay sandwich. says he is preserving i'm, you should know mind you can always set a fusion if marsan very do not even collaborative. elizabeth 0 isn't and put your mentor. she's in the us. that all we did. i vision of ashley was lazy by young, national capital design, big national, dazzled years. it is cannot pick any phone for many people do ah ah oh, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with with me on welcome to wells fargo. some 30 years ago, just as the soviet union, it was about to collapse. francis fukuyama pronounce the end of history, giving a science expression to pretty simple american craving for eternal dominance. the flaws of this theory became apparent pretty quickly in part because what matters in the final analysis is it not only works history

ashley cumberbatch. that's amazing!he welbeck estate in nottinghamshire with a child in tow. he filmed the trip on a gopro camera as part of a reconnaissance exercise. footage that eventually led police to him. and this is what he had come to see. the tiara designed by cartier and worn by the duchess of portland at the coronation of edward vii in 1902. cumberbatch returned here in november 2018. he and two others broke in and stole the portland tiara and a diamond encrusted brooch from the estate's harley gallery. they were in and out injust eight minutes. the items have never been recovered and are thought to have been broken up for the jewels. the audacious way that they conducted that burglary, the planning that went into it, the gopro footage we've dated well over a year prior to that showed that how long they've maybe been planning that for. and it became a mission for myself and the team that we were going to solve it. absolutely. the majority of the ten men on trial at nottingham crown court for the past few mont

joining me now, analyst philip mudd and ashley allison.nd political khan -- stewart. good to see all of you, except for phil mudd. [laughs] so, i'm going to start with helmet. >> don't start ugly with me. it won't end well. >> trump wanted everyone to march the capitol. preplanned. how do you think the committee did laying down trump's culpability in all of this? >> shockingly. you started wrong, don. they didn't hammer it home. they hammered home one piece of the story here. that is if you look at the election interference, attempted election interference, what happened and the presidents responsibility for it. for example, calling down to jordan saying, i want to find fake votes. i don't know how you get around that one. the president is culpable. his intent is clear. his involvement is clear. i miss one, you have comments from the president. it is going to be a big day, come down for a major event. if you are defending the president, remember, there is no defense here. someone is going to, say they never told him to break one's at the c

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