ashley: yeah. and what does that that -- i mean, how is our image around the world when we see things like this almost on a daily basis? >> i think it hurts us because people say who is running the country of the united states? ashley: right. >> it can't be this guy. so it does not bode well. and i think a lot of our particularly the enemies that we have, china, russia, they're looking at this and they're saying, boy with, this is our time to make a move, because he won't even realize we've done it. [laughter] ashley: we'll have to leave it right there, governor huckabee with. thank you very much, as always. appreciate your input. you know, always feel bad, it's like elder abuse, isn't it? we all have gaffes, we all have -- but he's the leader of the free world. lauren: i know. held to to a different standard and rightfully so. ashley: even msnbc is taking notice of biden's most recent dwarf, so -- and -- gaffe, what do they say? >> he might be old, he might have a bad memory, but he's better than

ashley is many for stu, take it away. ashley: thank you very much. i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney today. the white house calls it bidenomics, but you know what? we'll call it costly. a new study reveals biden regulations have cost americans almost $10,000 per household. we're going to take on the president's claims that he's, quote, turning things around on the economy. not everyone believes him. meanwhile, his son hunter set to be deposed in the defamation lawsuit brought by the owner of the delaware repair shop where he left that infamous laptop from hell. all this as an irs whistleblower alleges he was hindered in his investigation into hunter biden's alleged tax scandal. he says he wasn't allowed to ask any questions about the, quote, big guy. the problems starting to pile up for the biden family. on the other side of the aisle, president trump gaining ground with voters following his second indictment. we're going to dig into those numbers. also let's take a look at the futures as we head toward the near end of the quarter and, yes, the

ashley fallis committed suicide.ense. >> ashley fallis was a beautiful woman but she had a terrible pain inside. she was mentally ill. >> the defense put one of ashley's close friends on the stand. >> what did you know of ashley having a mental illness? >> i knew that she was on medications. we spoke pretty in-depth about that. >> but even with the medications, the friend testified, ashley had trouble controlling her emotions. >> what kind of mental health issues did you observe ashley fallis to be going through? >> depression, mood swings, impulsive behaviors. >> in fact, the defense argued ashley was so depressed the summer before she died she wrote this letter to tom. >> i have so much pain on the inside i can no longer take it. i am sorry to do this to you and the kids but i find myself not even liking my children. >> every day is a chore with them and you. i have to pretend to be happy. i have to pretend to be someone i am not. please make sure you raise the kids to continue to go to the school we have chosen. i

ashley: no?sum total of all of government, we will spend more next year than this year. so, you know, you can say it saves money, it's the biggest cut to the deficit, but year-over-year the total federal expenditure, the bill to the taxpayers goes up. and that's exemplified by a $4 trillion increase to our national debt. ashley: right. >> in just 18 months. those are stunning numbers. ashley: they really are, they're mind-boggling. all right. jason chaffetz, thanks for joining us. great to see you. >> thanks, ashley. ashley: thank you. all right, quick check of the markets. i can tell you that the nasdaq just turned positive percent week. big tech again kind of leading the way, but all of the major exchanges up modestly. >>> now this, the little mermaid has forced internet movie database also known as imdb to change their ratings system. why, lauren? lauren: there's something called review bombing where they see unusual activity on a review site. in this case it was negative reviews of the little

thank you. >> thanks, ashley. ashley: now this.rd time becoming financially inindependent, so how many are leaning on mom and dad for help? lauren: more than half. 54% of gen-z and millennials consider themselves at least somewhat financially dependent on mom and dad. 23% stating they're very dependent on their parents still. this is the bank of mom and dad. but how much sosome is it, you know, you're on the family cell phone plan or sharing a netflix account, or are your parents really helping you get by, paying food, rent, etc., and do young adults feel bad about? 70% of millennials indicate, yes, we do feel shame when we ask for support. remarkably, they blame their parents for not teaching them -- ashley: of course they do. it's all their fault but they want the money back too. lauren large yeah. the younger generation. ashley: yes. feeling so much older these days. [laughter] thank you, lauren. >>> presidential candidate francis suarez are appeared stumped by a question on china. roll the tape. >> will you be talking about the

ashley: whoa! 1995 and we're now more than $1.6 trillion, and not only have the costs of college increased at a rapid rate but so has the rate at which we're borrowing to afford that. so, now you know, we're seeing, there are some government agencies taking a look at this. earlier government accountability report was late last year in december they came out with a report analyzing how college is communicating with students about these costs and they have found that nine out of 10 schools were not adequately disclosing the total cost of a financial aid package, books, tuition, room and board, and so there are some republican lawmakers taking action. senator bill cassidy introducing a bill just a couple weeks ago to increase transparency around the cost of college. ashley: lidia, thank you very much. very quickly we want to move on to the markets for you keeping an eye on all very positive today. the dow up what 211 points, the s&p also moving higher by 1% and the nasdaq, big tech up one and one-thir

ashley: yeah -- exits are. ashley: yeah, exactly. it's not broad based so how are you playing it, jonathan? >> interestingly, it's not unprecedented and in the 1920s, rca and radio stocks back then and during the ev explosion a few years ago and basically tesla and a few others and this type of narrowed advanced is not unprecedented and you want to do more of what you invest in and most poem go wrong and make it in all or none. all their money in ai or microsoft or netflix or anything else, that hurts them. my suggestion is take one position, the triple qs and 52-week high and good time to buy a stock and take one position, five% of position or portfolio size and 30% stop loss order and more than anything, ashley, don't buy on the way down where most people lose money, not that they buy a bad stock or at the top, the lower goes and keep buying and buying and buying and that lost people money in 2000 and every time the markets fall and don't buy the stocks on the way down because they'll turn. ashley: we hear you. we're almost out of

ashley: yeah, exactly. lauren: at costco. ashley: i get it. "varney" does that because he likes to go himself. lauren: he is an actual member. ashley: he is. he's like a rock star down in naples, i believe. they flock around him. david, what are you making of this? to lauren's point it make sense. if i'm a company and have membership fees that i rely on clearly, i don't want people sharing. it's stealing from me. >> well it is and password sharing is an issue too we've talked about with netflix. even shoplifting at target and walgreens, these little things we call leakage, it's a lot of lost revenue and when you add it all together it's hundreds of billions of dollars across the economy. it really is that much. lauren: i think self-checkout makes people steal more, whether you're using a membership card or despite all the sensors you're able to get a couple of items through into your cart without scanning them. it's interesting how the companies are trying to save costs with automation. ashley: but then losing it. lauren: in the end. ashley: i

ashley. i'm going with it was unlikely but maybe inevitable. certainly shocking and there's reports that some of the players and the agents were shocked by what happened an hour ago. former president donald trump just responding to this saying it's a big, beautiful, and glamorous deal for the wonderful world of golf. i do want to point out that of the 14liv events scheduled this year, three of those events are at his golf courses. okay, about an hour ago, the three tours agreed to merge to create this newly collectively owned entity. with an investment from the saudi public investment fund with the commercial and business rights of the pga and the european tour. pga and liv were at each over's throats for all of last year and now peacefully going to exist under the same roof? conveniently because of money and lawsuits each faced regarding antitrust claims and they end with this deal. for the players anyone that defected like the players on your screen, they defected to re-apply for the pga me

ashley: thank you.ow this. the house weaponization subcommittee says the administration colluded with big tech to censor americans during the 2020 elections and the 2022 midterms. will anyone be held accountable? we have that story. the top russian general reportedly had advance knowledge of the wagoner mercenary chief's rebellion. we hear the kremlin's former senior general may have conspired, we have details on that story. despite days of turmoil surrounding a thwarted uprising, putin remains committed to the war in ukraine. russian military strike hitting restaurants in ukraine. killing at least we 10 people including 14-year-old twin girls. the latest from kyiv next. bridgett is here. she has no clue that i'm here. she has no clue who's in the helmet. are you ready? -i'm ready! alright. xfinity rewards creates experiences big and small, and once-in-a-lifetime. ashley: let's look at the markets, down across the board, the dow off 0.4, down 137, nasdaq just slightly lower the s&p down 12:45%. not a lo

ashley?y: you know it is trouble, edward, when steve moore is starting to quote brittany spears, that is when things have gone to you know where. edward, thank you very much. as you heard from edward, president biden making the economy a big part of his re-election pitch, but the question are american families buying it? according to the latest polling 63% of polling say the u.s. economy is on the wrong track and half say that their personal financial situation is worsening. that's not good. let's bring in independent womens forum policy director hadley heath manning. hadley, great to see you. so i guess the first question here, how does president biden's message resonate when frankly so many families are struggling with high prices? >> that's right. i don't want to overquote britney spears on this program but his message on the economy is really toxic, toxic, another one of her big hits. i think the unfortunate thing from this white house and from the political left when it comes to inflatio

ashley.shley: yeah, you're absolutely right and i get to this subject of pga and liv golf merging and shocked the sports world and former president trump saw this coming and almost four year in advance posting on social media app truth he sawed of all the -- said of all the golfers that remain loyal to the death disloyal pga will pay a big price when the inevitable merger with liv comes and get nothing but a big thank you from pga officials making millions of dollars a year. you know what, he might have call that had and did in fact call it. this whole merger was reading what roar mcilroy was saying and he said i kind of get it and coming to terms and i hate liv tour and the liv players and he's got a lot of bad feelings still. this is get ago lot of backlash. >> it absolutely is. again, the former president with a long history of calling things that are going to happen in the future and calling them right i must say, in this case he certainly did. money wins and that is the lesson i think he

ashley: yes.nd who the heck left a handbag right next to the president, right there for him to trip over in the first place. that i don't understand but anyway, lauren, thank you very much. as you say former president trump also weighed in on biden's fall and his ability to serve during his town hall with fox last night. listen to this. >> it said, you know, they're representing, we are all representing the country. you become president, and you sort of not allowed to do that but its happened. its happened and its happened pretty badly but this is the most dangerous time in the history of our country because of the power of the weaponry and we have somebody that doesn't understand what's happening, and it's a very dangerous thing. it's a very bad thing. ashley: very dangerous thing. sean duffy joins us this morning good morning to you. joe biden will be 82 years old when he would begin his second term. are there legitimate concerns about his ability to serve? >> sean: yeah, yes, first to look at w

ashley: now this.resident biden makes an embarrassing gaffe when talking to a reporter about the war in ukraine. blue >> president biden: flatware putin -- hard to tell but it is -- she's losing the war in iraq including the war at home. ashley: the president was carrying a cheat sheet on the wegner rebellion but it was iraq. the shot down chinese spy balloon was using american technology. we have the details on that. do you know what bidenomics actually is? role it. >> you said you didn't know what bidenomics is. can you tell us today what is? >> president biden: first time i heard it used was you guys in the press. ashley: a new fox news poll shows the economy isn't mister biden's strong suits. david mcintosh will take that on next. ♪ ashley: this justin, the us supreme court has ruled on the affirmative-action case ruling against continued use of racial preferences in higher education policies. that the ruling. edward lawrence joins us to break it all down. >> reporter: justice john roberts wrote th

>> yes, ashley. what i would say is i've used this obscure song lyric from sound garden that the markets are looking california but feeling minnesota, so we're supposed to feel good about the jobs number. we're supposed to feel good about the supposed end of the bear market, but there's a lot on the horizon. even look at the market rally. the market rally has been seven stocks. its been 1% of the s&p 500. this market has the worse breadth than any market that i've ever seen and the divergence between the very big stock and medium-sized stock s is greater than its been in two decades so i would really hesitate and celebrating or feeling really good about anything right now. ashley: a very cautious jeff sica this morning we appreciate it, jeff. always coming in with some very honest comments, as always, jeff , thank you very much. coming up, by the way, has president biden moved too far to the left? well west virginia senator joe manchin thinks he has. listen to this. >> not ready to sign off that joe

ashley? ashley: all right. edward, thank you very much.the way china's defense minister end defending the sailing a warship across the path of a u.s. destroyer in the taiwan straight h strait. mike turner says u.s. must stand strong against china's aggression. >> we're seeing unbelievable aggression by china. look at balloon over the united states. chinese police stations. aggression against our planes and ships in international waters. they are trying to flex their muscles advance authoritarianism. we need to stand strong, the administration needs to stand strong against this type of coercion. ashley: kt mcfarland, the perfect person to have with us. kt, good morning. look, why is china conducting these kinds of things, these close misses, these any-byes, these very aggressive moves? is it because they feel like they have got the upper hand on washington right now? that joe biden is not the kind of leader who will immediately respond? i mean what's going on? >> yeah. what china's goal is to take over taiwan and then to push the united sta

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ashley: it certainly is. to boast that his economic plan is working but a new fox poll shows 45% of the country feels they are falling behind financially. peter morici joins me now. great to see you. what is the president not getting. he's on this tour to, quote, connect the dots. people don't feel financially better off. >> americans can add and subtract. they go to the grocery store and see how much stuff costs and they look at what they are taking home and realize their real income has been falling. these are not abstractions, the cost of regulation a slow product of the growth and so forth. he's try to take credit for things that are not his. not is. during the last quarters of the trump administration employment was jumping through the ceiling as we came out of the pandemic. to say you are responsible for the all employment growth that has taken place because we ended the government shutdown is ludicrous. he says things like yesterday about the supreme court that are just unreal and can't make sense and

ashley: u.s.tedly sending long-range tactical to ukraine capable of being fired well into russia and the supply areas of the russian military. are these game changers? should we be providing them to ukraine? >> these are the big deal, the u.s. is in a slow walk to ukraine. we first said no to the tanks and no to the missile system. now this new capability that goes on the army tactical mission system has significantly larger rates and allowing them to hit russian capabilities inside russia, that's going to significantly and at the same time, it might make the work harder because russians will not be thrilled if they are hit inside their own territory. ashley: lost in all this is how ukraine is doing in its counteroffensive, are they making around? >> they are slowly making around but not as much as we would hope and not as much as you might expect given the fact that they are out and now is a good time if we put more equipment in, don't slow walk it, give them the opportunity to give us an signifi

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ashley: exactly.ginia foxx, thank you so much for taking time out today. >> thank you, ashley. ashley: we do appreciate it. thank you very much. meantime the troubles for tiktok well they just keep pouring in. the social media giant seeming admitting to lawmakers oh, yes, it does store some u.s. usesser data in china. grady trimble live from capitol hill with more. hey, grady. >> reporter: ash, this administration from tiktok appears to be at odds what the company's ceo told lawmakers earlier this year under oath. tic stock in a letter to senators richard blumenthal and marsha blackburn didn't directly state but seemed to confirm that some u.s. user data is in fact stored in china. forbes was the first to report that the company kept social security numbers, tax i.d.s, other sensitive info of some u.s. creators on servers in china now in that letter tiktok is trying to make the distinction between those creators who signed deals with the company to expand their audience and make money and average user

ashley: good morning. you say americans are y yearning for a candidate outside of the mess of political establishment. i agree with that, but who could that be do you think, steve? >> we'll get the first round of debates, republican debates in august where several will try to do that, governors especially, whether the governor of virginia announces, governor youngkin and the governor of north dakota that no one has heard of and the true outsiders, chatter about jamie dimon running as independent and schultz, creator of starbucks could be a candidate and gave serious consideration in 2019 to run a third party and had the means to get himself on 50 state ballots and thought not to do so and there may be a hit for that. and i think you'll -- appetite for that. maybe even mark c cuban. people looking for true outsiders the way they did in 1976 when jimmy carter, former one term governor of georgia comes out of nowhere and gets the nomination in the white house. ronald reagan was a true outsider in the late 197

ashley: he does.seconds, word of this agreement between the pga and lift, major development. a bunch of lawsuits and bad feelings. brian: i'm doing this show when it crossed. if you told me there would be an agreement within five years i would say 50/50 at best, let alone within a year, the european tour too, incredible, we watched how well the live guys did on the pga tour. the game hasn't dropped. they did a lot of innovative things to help the player and help the fan and they can learn from each other. i want to dive into this and make sure the pga hasn't sold its soul for the wealth fund, i love the competition. ashley: me too. have to leave it there, terrific stuff, appreciate it. thank you. still ahead, arizona congressman andy biggs, california status of the republic and later james gallagher, doctor mark siegel the doctor is in. we will talk to tiktok star adam waheen who has 19 million followers. how to see make people laugh at not get canceled? stay tuned, the 11 am hour of "varney and compa

ashley: very good summation.ascinating the multimillionaire appeals to the working class but donald trump is good that. going to change the subject. the clark county school district in nevada is the fifth largest school district in the country and implemented an equitable grading system in classrooms, the grading method is designed to embody the core values of equity, accountability and high expectations for all students, a lot of gobbledygook. proficiency in major subjects is falling across the country. why are they focusing on equity? >> a few of the things here are things we could agree are good, letting kids retake tests. giving them a second chance. a lot of the stuff is bad like they decided they are not going to focus on achievement and they are not going to focus on behavioral issues as administrators pass the buck of their failures onto their children and instead of demanding our teachers actually teach our children and give them a fair shot at the american dream we are going to erase the standards to hi

ashley: it is sickening.flub if you like, i don't want to downplay the outcome of what happened the. what should pay for this? >> it goes to the top. the president made a decision against good advice by dod and state. secretary blinken executed on this in spite of specific warning by the people he should trust most, the senior career foreign service people who are at the embassy. they went forward with a plan that was wrong minded and that is what it really said. the american people deserved a the dissent cable, they should be able to see and understand the secretary and president and national security council were forewarned and did it anyway. ashley: a terrible failure. thank you so much for taking the time to chat with us. we appreciate it. democrats in arizona claim the new school choice program will bankrupt the state. that's not true at all. it would save arizona money. yesterday, we told you about new york city's vending machines for drug users, they are filled with supplies like crack pipes and are pr

ashley: yeah.re is a new "american built" on tonight all about the new raider stadium in vegas. roll tape. >> anything goes. stuart: a major gamble in the desert. unprecedented problems. >> the physics of this is challenging. >> a domed stadium in a oval. stuart: unusual solutions. >> how do i pull a field tray from the outside to the inside. >> swiss watch precision. stuart: great expectations. >> next year the super bowl in vegas. >> the excitement it is electric. stuart: how they built the most expensive stadium in football. allegiant stadium. stuart: new new episodes of " american built" at 9:00 p.m. only on fox business prime. still ahead on the programmed to , kt mcfarland joins us, dr. marc siegel, steve forbes and bitcoin guy, brock pierce. if there's one expression that annoys me more than igor shevchenko it's being told the rich should pay their fair share but did hunter biden pay his fair sharon millions he earned? that's my take and it's coming up at the top of the 11:00 hour. ♪ money,

stuart: ashley? ashley: yeah, that's good u lauren.re on and get amazing energy and that's for sure. stuart: i get nervous before donald trump and that's the way it is. what's the riskiest adventure can you share and remains on bucket list? i'm out of the risk taking business these days. so i'm not going to do anything in the future that's truly risky. the riskiest thing i did was hitchhike around the world for four years. that's what i did and it was a big risk. cage out all right. lauren: sky diving in south africa and love it had so much and tried to do it in new york and weather grounded and only went once and i'd do it again. stuart: ash. ashley: got to go in f16 fighter jet, the thunder birds, which was amazing but i did throw up. just want to throw that in there. lauren: ho how was your neck? ashley: sore. i lost about five pounds in sweat but it was an amazing experience. stuart: bet you wouldn't do it again. i understand these things. got to go. time for the friday trivia question and here it is. how many people are estimated

. >> >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for towdd piro towed. ron desantis gearing up to announce his plan after releasing fiery campaign ad. brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: desantis is hosting a town hall this morning. desantis took a tour of the southern border and called out period biden in interview with bill melugin. listen to this. >>. what he's doing is unconstitutional, we sued him in florida on catch and release. we will deputize state and local officials to enforce immigration laws. >> brooke: desantis taking a boat and helicopter through eagle pass. just minutes into the journey, they were met by migrants. desantis made border security top priority in early weeks of hel his campaign. desantis signed legislation requiring companies with more than 25 employees to use e-verify to confirm new employees are not in the u.s. illegally. he is upon hadding the state manage a surge in 'll legal migrants. desantis releasing new campaign ad, contrasting himself and other 2024 candidates like president biden and former president donald t

ashley: just last week. stuart: all right, come on. ashley: that's 30 years ago.tuart: we got serious stuff on the show today. neon lauren is with us today. let's get to politics. fox has released its latest power rankings. ashley, what's happening in the big battleground states? ashley: i'm glad you asked. joe biden won three states on a margin of less than one point in 2020 those were georgia, arizona , wisconsin. the key came from suburban voter s who have higher incomes are more educated and tend to favor abortion rights and support spending on healthcare and education. that's a key block again, but get this. minorities also played an important role. hispanic voters in arizona, black voters in georgia were critical to biden's victory in both states but the analysis says that republicans are starting to make in roads with latino or hispanic voters shift ing seven points towards the gop between the last two mid-term cycles, so that's an encouraging sign for the republicans. other key states to watch include pennsylvania, the flip from trump to biden in 2020. the

. >> ashley: you're welcome.n on donald trump's federal indictment. listen to this. >> the fact that we have a former president who is having to answer to charges brought by prosecutors does uphold the basic notion that nobody's above the law. >> carley: very interesting comment to make after hunter biden's sweetheart plea deal. we're going to get tomi lorn's reaction to that up next. ad and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me sleep. nature sounds? ahh, no thanks. my friend's white-noise idea. nope. and i'm not counting sheep. not on the... carpet. insomnia can impact both my days and my nights. so i know how important a good night's sleep is. that's why i take quviviq nightly. maybe i should tell them how it works, taye? quviviq works differently than medications you may have taken in the past. it's thought to target one of the biological causes of insomnia: overactive wake signals. and when taken every night, studies showed sleep continued to improve over tim

ashley: yeah.orse. 13-story building that used to be the headquarters of the state bar for california, it just sold for around $62 million. sounds like a lot of money. stuart: that building? ashley: yeah, that building. actually, that's about $23 million less than expected and appraised at. the commercial real estate market, as you i say, stu, continues to struggle mightily in downtown san francisco. that, by the way with, the third downtown building to trade recently, far less than its value. last month another 22-story if building reportedly sold for about 75% less than its previously estimatedded value. that building in the financial district sits mostly empty today. what a waste. high crime, we know this, homelessness as you just discussed, surging drug crisis being blamed for the mass exodus of businesses, enough to get all the retailers as well out of downtown san francisco. stuart: that's called an implosion. ashley: it is. it's a mess. stuart: all right. time for the tuesday trivia question

ashley: i think he is. but he has such a low center of gravity, very hard to get off the ball, what he has got in the game and his abilities are second to none. he is without doubt the greatest. stuart: you have to see him and shell out some money in miami. we will see you later. change the subject. with mortgage rates above 6% and house prices still high, can you make money flipping houses these days? the star of flipping 101 is going to tell us the answer in the next hour. house judiciary chair jim jordan going after woke companies. you wants all documents related to companies in the sg gold that could violate antitrust laws. madison alworth with that story next. ♪ ability of a 2-inch lift. ♪ the versatility of the available multi-flex tailgate. ♪ and the connection of a 13.4” diagonal touchscreen. chevy silverado. taking adventure to a whole new level. bridgett is here. she has no clue that i'm here. she has no clue who's in the helmet. are you ready? -i'm ready! alright. xfinity rewards creates experien

ashley, is congress getting into this? ashley: yes. the senate homeland security committee will hold a hearing on the golf merger july 1 11th. the committee wants to hear from pga commissioner jay monaghan, liv golf ceo greg norman and the saudi arabia public investment fund. the committee says this is what it wants to know, to examine how the proproposed deal will work and the risks associated with a foreign government's investment in american cultural institutions and the implications of the planned agreement on professional golf here in the united states. you know, committee hearings are pretty rare, this one only the second one this or year,they typically small the early phase of a longer investigation, so we'll see what happens. meantime, a new quinnipiac poll shows about two-thirds of americans, 65%, approve of investigating this merger. 51% said they disapproved of the morier -- merger itself, and 45% said american sports organizations should not be doing business with a saudi-backed sports organization like liv golf. it gets a

what's this all about, ashley? ashley: remarkable story, stu.oft engineer and said he was indeed locked out of smart home devices nearly a week after a delivery driver accused him of uttering a racial slur. jackson said when he contacted amazon's customer her service, he was told the driver that delivered the pack angs received received racial remarks from the ring doorbell. he said the automated bell asked the question, excuse me, can i help you. the driver was walking away wearing head headphones and muse misinterpreted the message. jackson said his account remained locked even after sharing this information. he created a backup system in case something like this happened and he got his account unlocked, but he says that amazon and other companies shouldn't be able to block people from using the products they bought because they expressed the wrong opinions. fascinating case, but a lit the disturbing too. stu. stuart: pretty much indeed. back to the markets because there's a rally in progress. dow is up, nasdaq is up, s&p is up. left hand side

ashley: absolutely not.mself, saudi arabia oil-rich public investment fund has been unloading a gusher of cash basically to establish itself as a major sports player. according to reports they are also now trying to buy all of formula one car racing for around $20 billion. pro-tennis is being considered and of course, they have been pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into soccer, hosting events, buying teams and accumulating aging soccer stars with eye watering salaries all to promote saudi soccer. not everyone though, lionel messi turned down a deal with the saudis for a reported billion dollars-plus, but he is the exception. it's reported that christiano ri naldo will make around 200 million a year with his saudi soccer club, but, critics call all of this sports washing. a deliberate effort by saudi arabia to distract from its record on human rights and let's not forget for the families of 9/11 victims, this issue is a lot more personal, and they say they are furious with the pga. >> they are taking t

ashley: yeah.is, the 2024 presidential candidate francis suarez aims to be the first sitting mayor elected to the oval office. i want to know if he is in the race to win, i'm sure he will say yes he is or he is a disruptor. i'm sure he will say yes, i am. miami's mayor francis suarez joins us later in the show. >>> president biden will push his green agenda in california today. he plans to announce a 600 million-dollar climate investment while tapping donors for campaign cash. grady trimble has the full story of the north carolina trip after this. ♪ (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people taking mounjaro lost up to 25 pounds. mounjaro is not for people with type 1 diabetes or children. don't take mounjaro, if

all they are asking for is to learn math in math class. >> ashley: well, yeah. students is the story here because, you know, they immediately groan and one of them you can hear saying why are you showing this to kids? what happened was this wasn't just shown in that one particular math class it was shown in every class. so they probably thought we've already seen it we're going to see it again. it is true when the kids start to have more sense than the adults in the room it's really something. also this is huntington beach california which is a conservative area of california. so you heard that lawyer say that this is because the principal and the school district, so there's going to be school board elections next year, and this is likely going to come up. >> todd: this goes back to the overarching concept. most people in our country are live and let live, but when it comes to kids, keep the kids out of it >> donald trump sitting down with our own bret baier with his first interview since being federally indicted. >> we were discussing having very good discussio

ashley: no.'ve got to show it because that's what's happening and we should, but i don't like seeing it. thanks, everybody. check the markets real fast please. not that much movement today. although we now have the nasdaq down 40 point, all over the place. coming up a recent bomb threat hit retail stores, we'll tell you what the scammers are demanding. bitcoin reached a one year high after blackrock announced their bitcoin etf. bitcoin foundation chair brock pierce is here next. ♪ stuart: time now for this day in history, american built. on this day, june 26, 1974, the bar code scanner was introduced. the first product scanned was a pack of chewing gum. troy, ohio now you know! okay, and you can catch two new episodes of "american built" tonight. here is a preview of the tractor roll tape. >> the tractor industry is cut throat. stuart: a farming revolution. >> he was trying to put a tractor on every american farm. >> it was a very big risk. stuart: the competition, the creativity, and the corn. >

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tell me more, ashley. ashley: you know what?mit the promotion was a mistake. if speaking at an industry vent many france, he said the company learned a valuable lesson saying this, quote: companies and brands must be driven by their values. we are a beer company. beer is for everyone. in times like this when things get divisive and controversial so easily, i think it's an important wake-up call to all of us marketers, first of all, to be very humble. bud light is coming back. it's going all around the country reconnecting with consumers, moving forward. okay. but the backlash goes on. even in the presidential race, listen to florida governor ron desantis when he hopped be450eu7bd a bar in nevada last week. >> just so you know, i'll serve you any beer except bud light. [laughter] ashley: there you go. lots of cheers. just so you know, i'll serve you anything but bud light. in other words, it could be a while before bud light gets it reputation back. stuart: it could be a while. thank, ash. let's bring in mike murphy. i'm surprise

ashley: it is called channels. meta says it will be like a private broadcast service in which people and organizations can send messages and updates that are separate from those communications between what's apps users? channel it minister's will send things like videos, text, photos and polls to followers who will not be able to reply to the messages. channels will not use end to end encryption because they can reach a wider audience. users eventually, we are told, be able to find the channels they want to join in a searchable directory. dave: my marine son only uses signal and he knows a lot about intel and supplies. thank you very much. now this. fires from canada engulfing the northeast with heavy smoke again causing a lot of health concerns. we will tell you everything you need to know about that. squad member cory busch says if you are anti-woke, you are anti-black. we go again, roll it. >> you say i am anti-woke, when you talk about woke, you're saying i'm anti-black and don't want black people to speak up f

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ashley strohmier live in new york. ashley, thank you. with more on the war over parental rights and legal aspects, let's bring in trial and criminal defense attorney lexi rigdon. great to have you on, lexi. this is the new jersey attorney general who said the following, quoting here, outing transgender/gender/nonconforming and nonbinary students against their will threatens physical harm to students including increased risks of suicide and shirks the district's duty to create a safe and supporting learning environment for all. outing. he says this is outing kids to their parents. what would you say? >> uh-huh. well, this is just madness! this honestly shouldn't be a left or a right issue. this is an issue of parents. even trans people have come out, like caitlyn jenner, fox news contributor, who has said that -- and who has obviously experience with this issue has said that this is the purview of the parents. it's not the purview of the teachers. and the law supports that. parents have a fundamental right to parent their children based o

ashley. >> ashley: final recommendation were sent to governor newsom.e says qualifying black californians could get up to $1.2 million. governor newsom telling hannity reparations is right. >> it implies deeper rationization of what is achievable, reasonable and right. >> ashley: we wait to see what direction lawmakers and governor newsom go with the recommendation, final task force meeting turned into mayhem during public comment section. >> we have a debt that needs to be paid and make right many centuries of wrong. reparation about repair, to me, i qualify. >> ashley: not everyone agrees with those cash payouts to descendants of slaves. only 35% agree. people were lied to by governor newsom. they were lied to and used by governor gavin newsom, who is on his biden death watch tour and he is pandoring to as many groups as possible. this doesn't hold water. >> ashley: the report doesn't stop with cash pay outs, it ends death penalty and offer free college tuition to people eligible for reparations. >> carley: thank you, ashley. wisconsin residents calli

ashley has details. this is a big plan. you believe to ashley: he was speaking in south texas.ompleting the border wall, more aggressive moves against drug cartels. use of deadly force, the end of catch and release, restoring the remaining mexico policy and ending birthright citizenship. listen to this. >> republicans and democrats always chirping about this and yet never actually bringing the issue to a conclusion, never getting the job done. when we go in on day one, we are going to marshall every bit of authority we have, we will work with congress when we need to, take executive action when we can, it will be a day one priority. ashley: birthright citizenship is a constitutional declaration of any child born in the united states automatically an american citizen. changing that will require a constitutional amendment meaning is simply second order would be struck down by the courts. we know that. a lot of people support that, donald trump -- stuart: texas congressman tony gonzalez. you were at the border meeting or what do you make of this plan to end birthright citizenship?

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ashley. that radio station fully employed a.i. ashley.y. would you think viewers want to hear a real person but if you can't tell the difference i don't know it makes much of a difference at all. that listener, won taylor swift tickets, doesn't care that a.i. robot told her about winning, she is just happy that she won. when you look at jobs at risk of a.i., media listed at number two. coding at number one. when it comes to our jobs, i think we add more personality. a.i. ashley is flat. i have more tone in my reports i think. i don't know if it will keep me safe in the job for very long, neil. neil: coving is number two vulnerable to a.i.? >> on the lists of jobs at risk, coding, media, paralegals, market research, finance jobs, traders, things where especially paralegals traders, numbers. neil: sure. >> stuff looked at by others of the journalism there is level you need to be to make sure you're fact-checking, but simple things like telling a concert winner they have tickets, yeah i think a.i. clearly can do it. neil: yeah the concert wi