watch brian kilmeade next. brian: welcome to "one nation," i'm brian kilmeade. happy father's day weekend. tonight on our showst, we'll talk about the need for fathers in the household, if not, mentors. this was as big a week as i can remember in news. i didn't say the words most important or impactful. we covered it all, too. i'm talking about surrounding the story, watching every minute of donald j. trump's indictment. we were intrigued and concerned about the possible tapes of our president getting bribes from burisma. we were sickened by flashers at the white house. we missed out on a lot and you deserve more than that. sow i want to use this moment and these minutes to tell you the stories that matter most to your life. crime, if it's not affecting your business, you worry about it affecting you, your life, your family. when you take actions to help others, you can still ends up in jail. i'm talking about the story of danny penny who is facing charges for putting a man in a chokehold on a new york subway. >>e kept re-meeting, i'm going to kill you. i'm will

. ♪ >> brian: hello and welcome to fox news tonight i'm brian kilmeade and will be brian kilmeade alleek long. now this former president donald trump's arrest and arraignment you saw it right here, it a turning point in american history. whatever you think of trump you may love him you may not love him the entire prosecution is unprecedented, no president has been federally indicted and arrested before. hopefully it won't happen again but that's exactly how most cable news covered it. this is unprecedented, wall to wall coverage right? according to news busters, cnn and msnbc spent 95% of their air time covering donald trump's arraignment. think about the buildup over the weekend, too. by now you'd expect the media to have learned how to cover donald trump and his family but that's the exact opposite of what happened. after the the left the courthouse, he stopped by a famous cue and cafe in miami on his way out. cnn like most networks took trump's cafe visit live. for most networks and producers, his surprise stop is a god send. after all, how exciting are plane landings, suv caravans

brian: yeah. it's just hard to deny that sense that there's two tiers of something going on, and hunter biden's in the better of those two tiers. congressman and jon, thanks for being with us. brian: let's turn to this, the "wall street journal" reporting beijing plans a new training facility this cuba raising prospects of chinese troops on america's doorstep. let's welcome to the show congresswoman ashley hinson. congresswoman, this sounds like a massive problem, to me. do you view it that way, number one. and, number two, is there anything that we can do at this point to stop it? >> well, clearly china has been emboldened by the reactions that we've had as a country in terms of our foreign policy. but the way i see it president biden's appeasement tour continues. if -- we are showing them weakness, we need to show them strength, and that's exactly my take on it is, we've allowed them to do this. we've had no wins when secretary blinken went over to china and met with president xi, he left withou

brian? brian: garrett tenney.ecause the law is on their side. wow. send emails to emacviewers@fox.com. we love reading them. please tune in tomorrow night. we have congressman mike johnson, russell fry, fox news contributor tammy bruce. i'm brien brenburg, catch me own "the big money show" at 1:00 p.m. on fox business. time for our good friends dagen and sean to take it away. hey, guys. dagen: thanks so much, brian. ♪ dagen: good evening, i'm dagen mcdowell. sean: i'm sean duffy. welcome to "the bottom line." dagen: we're going to get on

now to "one nation" with brian kilmeade. brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. judge jeanine is here. dave rubin is standing by. we'll find out how much they know about each other. let's get to the story of the week. double standard on display all week long. all we have been hearing about, breakdown after breakdown on the cases against former president donald j. trump and none against current president joe biden. trump was indicted on dozens of federal charges including conspiracy and violation of the espionage act. which brings me to my overarching points. how about fairness? do i think president trump is always right and always unfairly accused? absolutely not. does it mean a payment for an alleged affair and arguments over classified documents causing jail time is indicative of the seriousness of this? no. because we are watching a president skate on his family's international evening tanglements that could compromise him in office that could outstrip anything donald trump has. if you want to destroy trump, pick up your head, look around. you fired up his cro

brian ghotsz like pandas. >> brian: overrated. they do nothing. on. >> will: best part pandas are overrated. what's underrated? >> brian: underrated? >> carley: butterflies. >> will: butterflies are hugely overrated. >> brian: or the otter to swim on their backs. have gun. >> ainsley: pentagon begin. >> brian: coming up straight ahead. you are looking at bacon. to many it's a delicious side. [bacon! >> also name for baseball team dropping calls to drop their nickname. sizzling controversy next. >> will: butterflies, carley want to stop lower body pain before it starts? !en t ] from muscle-induced joint stiffness and strain. so you can stay pain free. a third kid. what if she likes playing golf? it's expensive. we're outlawing golf. wait. can i still play? since we work with emower, we don't have to worry about planning for a third kid. you can still play golf... sometimes. take control of your financial future to empower what's next. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my

brian? brian: aishah thank you for that report. senior strategy fellow michael pillsbury. i want to jump off what aishah just said. you're hearing folks in congress say we aren't moving fast enough do you agree with that assessment? should we be moving faster, or because we don't know enough, maybe too much regulation too soon is a bad thing. >> yeah, i think, brian, you're right. there's too much regulation being talked about already. the press is not covering, there's been a successful effort to cover up the most important issue in the race with china on a.i. it's very good you're covering this issue. let me try to explain there's two things online. anybody who wants to can google it. the first one is this political declaration on being careful about a.i. and the military sphere. that the state department put out. they are trying to get china to sign it. china refuses. they claim it's to prevent accidents from a.i. but actually , itself-restraint on our military that there can't be any experiments with a.i. to try to win wars fas

brian. >> brian: you. >> ainsley: all right, todd. >> brian: keep in mind. >> ainsley: oh.a group? >> lawrence: that is crazy. >> ainsley: lawrence. oh, brian, go. >> brian: i will go, sergeant, with your permission, go for a hook shot. >> ainsley: i'm going to do what carley did, any advice? throw it back? >> carley: just do it. >> lawrence: almost. >> carley: should i try it again? >> i want to make one. >> someone make the shot. >> ainsley: brian, go again. [cheering] >> ainsley: yes! >> brian: by the way, thanks to clowns for kids.com, for providing the basketball hoop. what is your message for kids out there? >> you know, get out there and interact with the public. a lot of times, you never know which will be first contact with the public. make it a good one. that is what i like to do, put a smile on somebody's face. in all aspects, put a smile on the face. >> ainsley: sergeant, we support you and love you and think it is wonderful you are working with all the children. >> brian: absolutely. >> lawrence: thank you for your service. >> brian: keep working out and impres

>> brian, that's absurd.melessness. somewhere here in the near future, i guarantee this is going to be a case study on how the politicians made this homeless problem even worse. they enable them in so many different ways, like the free phones. there's companies like excess, telecom and true connect that allocate three phones in a 90-day period for anyone that receives general assistance or ebt or social security, which is ridiculous. nobody goes through that many phones that quickly unless they're reselling them. then you have organizations like harm reduction coalition and the department of health here in san francisco that provide paraphernalia like needles, crack pipes, straws, all these different things to these homeless individuals, and then they get allocated a certain amount of budget each year for these things. you know, the mayor here, london breed, she just allocated another $5 million to the same non-profits, to the same homeless coalitions and the same different types of organizations that have be

. >> brian: all right. hi. welcome to "fox news tonight." i'm brian kilmeade. in the entirety of our country's 247-year history, not a single president has ever been arrested by the federal government for a crime. that will change tomorrow at 3:00 when former trump turns himself in. arresting and charging a former president is truly unprecedented. trump isn't just a former president. he happens to be the leading candidate to get the gop nomination and be atop the primaries when it's all said and done, making him joe biden's primary and main opponent. is that the man that's going to be charging the president, the former president of the united states, is that the justice department that he controls? yes, the justice department specifically accusing trump of violating the espionage act. congress passed the espionage act a few years before world war i. the law was meant to target spies who might turn against the united states during wartime. joe biden's justice department is trying to argue that trump is a spy, which is really absurd. now, the president said as mu

> brian: did you toss?carley: back to you. >> steve: speaking of chef boyardee. can i say my thought? the reason i was laughing because when i turned to you i know none of you guys are listening and, steve, you are picked it up so well. >> steve: i have been on the couch a while. >> carley: you know how to handle it that was my fault. >> brian: we blame ourselves. >> steve: i blame chef boyardee. >> brian: underrated. leave our pizzeys alone. left using wood fired ovens because of carbon emissions. >> steve: still ahead kevin mccarthy and piers morgan join us live. first, save the date. the fifth annual patriot awards is back. fox nation is going to be hosting and it's going to be in nashville, tennessee on novembe. so put it on your calendar. >> steve: that's right. so many people have said hey, can you give us a heads up so we can get tickets? everything you need to know is at fox nation.com/patriot awards. >> ainsley: can you nominate someone, too. >> steve: fox nation.com patriot awards. join us in nash

[applause] >> brian: who think i outdressed charles? [laughter] >> brian: nobody.think he outdressed me, too. you mind if we watch you today at 2:00. >> i will talk about the student loan problem situation, how it has backfired and cautionary tale for reparations, as well. >> brian: build up your resume. >> check out what senior meteorologist and one of the best women and people on the planet, janice dean here with fox weather forecast. >> janice: that might be the best introduction of all time, charles payne. can you give brian kilmeade lessons introducing me? i would love that. in new york, sunny skies and hazy. we have wildfire smoke coming from canada and have potential for showers and thunderstorms a little later today for new york city. ainsley was asking about the forecast, we're okay for the next 40 minutes. this area of low pressure is funneling this smoke that is burning across eastern canada and that is the story for the rest of the work week. poor air quality and we could see scattered storms later today. that could spark wildfire danger and smoke track

brian?ou for that report we appreciate it joining me now titanic expedition leader michael harris thanks for being with us. let's start with the noises. i've heard these described many different ways. obviously, all of us are hoping they are a glimmer of hope but do you view it that way at this point? >> no, honestly, i don't. thank you for having me on, but you know, sound travels 700-foot a second underwater, and those sounds could be coming from literally just about anywhere and that's why they were talking about the analyzing that has to be done to it, because it is the main shipping lane still from europe to the united states, which is why that's where titanic is, and that hasn't changed so all the different ships, all the different propellers that are out there, that are going through the water and the metal that's used, it's almost impossible and you know, you don't want to give false hope. we hope and pray that obviously, you know, they can be saved. at this point, conventional wisdo

>> ainsley will and brian. fox news can confirm the navy picked up acoustic anomaly believed to be the sound of explosion or implosion ever the titan days ago. the "wall street journal" is reporting that the navy picked that up sound just hours after the titan began its voyage on sunday to the titanic shipwreck. a u.s. navy official telling fox news the intel was not definitive but that the navy shared that intel with the coast guard immediately. it was decided the search mission should continue. titanic movie director and submersible expert james cammeron is spiking out about this tragedy. he says he felt like the search was a pro-locked and night mariucci charade. he knew the exploded based on the information known. he fired titanic's end particularly because he and others warned oceangate about the structural integrity of their sub, i'm struck by the similarity of the titanic disaster itself and very similar tragedy where warnings went unheeded to take place at the same contact sight with all the diving that

set the scene. >> brian, actually we're inside right now. >> brian: oh, really? okay. >> former president trump is set to start speaking we believe sometime around 8:45. it may happen sooner than that. the motorcade is coming to the bedminster club as you can see right now on your screen. top donors are behind me right now. they are very excited. many will be watching the tone of the former president. we expect his tone be defiant, the word his lawyer used, earlier today in miami, where the former president pleaded not guilty to 37 felony federal charges for his handling of classified documents. he has called the indictment baseless, ridiculous, and election interference. he's accused of illegally retaining classified information, then showing classified defense information to people who did not have security clearances, and also obstructing the government's efforts to retrieve those documents. take a look at this. he got a positive reaction as he was headed out of miami today. you mentioned it at the top of the show. he stopped in a cafe, and the crowd inside se

they have huge opportunity here to retake territory, brian. >> brian: i hear you. they get their country back. general jack keane thanks so much. the russians took 17% of it, it was at 25%. always great, general, thank you. >> have great weekend to you and the team. >> brian: you too. thanks, general. coming up saturday at 8:00. watch one nation we have a huge roster of guests. karl rove, jonathan turley on the fbi and what is happening to all of these whistleblowers as they scramble for their own safety is and security. tammy pets can a telly outstanding comedian d.o. niko sir from our fox weather app. will be here doing news dual and may be doing a little dancing. i have never met a dance floor that did me any good that's why i will not be dancing. a missing witness in the biden family corruption probe living like a fugitive now speaking out. miranda devine has the story. she is next. >> they are being protected and it's a one sided system. it's a very unfair system but they are being protected. ♪ one day your body will die and they'll bury you. but your soul wil

brian, do you eat anything?>> janice: eating for two, for brian. >> ainsley: do you have something to tell us? >> janice: way too old. >> steve: my kids live in texas and they get raising cane's once a week. >> carley: my first time having raising cane's. >> brian: we will continue to eat, coming up next, leave it on the field. new york state is demanding schools ditch mascots, but one school is fighting back and standing up for the community in respect of american indians. i look back with great satisfaction on my 32 years in active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us and they say, i need some financial help at this point in time. they're not looking for a handout. they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that veteran gets that loan. >> brian: schools across new york state, stop usin

brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. we'll go straight to a fox news alert. the rebellion in russia. so far it looks like it's halting. we have seen the greatest threat to vladimir putin's power. he turned his forces from ukraine over to moscow, getting within 125 miles before pausing. a deal was cut. a deal was cut with the chief. video showing the leader yevgeny prigozhin, his forces agreeing to remove themselves from the blood this i group he founded. as for its leader, he goes to exile in belarus. he's safe, no charges. so much of what we are reporting is difficult to rationalize and confirm. but what does it mean to the ukraine war. financing it has been a disaster from the day russia invaded for russia and a bunch of civilians. they suffered over 200,000 casualties. let's get the latest from kyiv. give us the latest. reporter: it looks like we are back from the brink in neighboring russia. but it looks like there has been a lot of damage done to a lot of different folks. it was the biggest challenge to president vladimir putin. three decades in office.

wow. >> brian: is he a disgrace. these people cheering for him should be ashamed of themselves, too. all right. let's move on. >> ainsley: thank you, carley. robbing 4007. james bond actor pierce bronze man's home was burglarized how they caught the suspect coming up. >> brian: first, former president donald trump taking aim at his rivals. >> christie 1% or less many of them, nikki haley 2%. why would i allow people with 1% or 2% to be hitting me with questions all night? i don't think it's fair. >> brian: governor crifers christie responds next ♪ i know where you're coming from ♪ call me ♪ call me any, any time ♪ call me ♪ bass pro shops and cabela's stands tall in our unwavering commitment to honoring our heroes. we extend our gratitude ...beyond words... by proudly offering a legendary salute discount to those who protect our freedoms. our dedication to those who selflessly serve us runs deep within our dna. it's not just a discount... it's a commitment to making a difference. because every day is a chance for us

i was in the minority, did not know. >> brian: why did the fbi not known? >> speaker mccarthy: that is why i create select committee on weaponization of government. you want to make sure your government has check and b balance. you had 52 people, top level, sign a letter -- >> brian: nine months later. >> speaker mccarthy: director by secretary of state blinken to tell the country this is a lie. we will remove their ability to have intel waiver. >> sey don't get the secrets anymore. >> speaker mccarthy: they shouldn't, if they use power to lie to the american people, never should have gotten there. five seats. >> brian: you are helping in new york, new york and california help deliver house to you guys. >> speaker mccarthy: the thing no one realizes, nancy pelosi was speaker for four years and we gained five seats in california and new york. she lost majority in her own home state. she never won a seat, never gained a seat as speaker. >> ainsley: glad you brought her up, she was on with jen psaki. watch this. >> you are known for being excellent vote counte

brian: that is right. and, you know, obviously, i am sitting here as an outsider, but it seems clear to me it was not just a run on the bank or poor management of funds. it appears they took customer funds from their exchange and actually comingled them or moved them into their hedge fund and ended up in an underwater position. and that was, i believe, against their terms of service and i believe against the law. so from my point of view it looks like a massive fraud. we know that because of the withdrawals of customer funds which should have been held at one to one, unable to be withdrawn. that appears to be fraud from my point of view. david: in your view, will the ftx bankruptcy hurt the industry and maybe produce enormous amounts of regulation you may not want? brian: i think the ftx downfall is a bit of a black mark for the industry. it is not representative of the whole industry, of course. in traditional financial services, occasionally you see bad actors as well, like bernie madoff, or what happene

thank you, brian.ing houses and staying there while they are facing little consequences in texas a home was invaded by a squatter who was a fourth grade teacher and her family resulting in months long eviction battle. they were finally ordered to leave the home last week and joining us now is the authorized seller of that property, the real estate agent shaniqua garrett. good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> good morning, doing well. tell us the story. i know you told our producers this is the third set of squatters? >> yes, so we have had several squatters in this home. these squatters have been in the property the longest we had gotten a call from the neighbor that there was a moving truck in front of the home and this was already after we had the property rekeyed. i called the cops. i got over to the property but by the time i got there the moving truck was already driving away they were moved into the home. by the time they got there they waived a fake lease the lease allowed them to stay

brian? >> brian: all right, gillian. thanks so much.answer even from an admiral. appreciate it. same pattern, not true, is true. blame the previous administration. we will bring that up with the former cia director and secretary of state, bestselling author mike pompeo coming up in about one hour. meanwhile, to a fox weather alert. colorado rocked by thunderstorms that brought damaging hail and pouring rain to parts of the state yesterday. stunning footage from colorado springs shows floodwaters turning roads into rivers. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for the fox weather forecast. janice? >> yes. good morning. we have the potential for stronger storms from the rockies across the southern plains in toward the southeast the next couple of days. let's takes a look at the radar and i will show you where we have several severe thunderstorm warnings in effect for parts of texas. around the dallas area. and we have this set-up right now where we can see the potential for strong storms not only today but through wednesday

you have hung out. >> brian: i have hung out with him. >> carley: is he nice? >> brian: very nice.d. >> will: he told the new york hogwash those are trends. nothing more than a trend. ridiculous like all the rest of the woke movement. i talk to many people, i talk to many women. >> ainsley: i talk to many women. >> will: we can't find real men not a met throw sexual. what happen what is happening in will romance. it's la la land. >> ainsley: what do women want? >> carley: a macho man. >> brian: don't you think you are different from the other women? because it seems like the other women want a man in touch with his emotions look at and go is he a man or a woman? >> ainsley: long term do you want a guy who has big muscles like that? >> carley: yeah. i. >> ainsley: i want him to be healthy and stay alive forever and work out. but i don't really care if they have. >> carley: to me personality is the most important thing but muscled man a bonus. >> brian: looking to escape and imagine yourself with a good man. would you like the man 00 left or the one in the right? plot twist or. >> ca

>> brian: good job.me back, cancerly. >> ainsley: brian ordered you a gift, it will be here tomorrow. [laughter] >> carley: can it include diamonds? >> brian: yes, absolutely. >> brian: would you do the it. >> carley: a fox news alert. almost a done deal. the debt ceiling deal heads to the senate after passing in the house. congresswoman nancy mace was one of the 71 republicans voting no. why she says the g.o.p. can do better for america. >> ainsley: plus, watch this. a car flies 120 feet in the air. we're going to tell you how that happened. choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread h

>> brian: wrong.wrong. >> ainsley: say the word, spell it and then say the word. resh how nerve remarking that was? >> carley: yes. >> brian: i wish around i could finally shake. this china rolling out the red carpet for america's top execs despite heightening tensions country. it recent example of china's aggression towards the u.s. will outline in a moment. >> ainsley: glamour magazine unveils the new u.k. cover for june featuring a pregnant trans gender man.te >> brian: sell three copies. e te my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. thanks to c

over to you, brian. >> brian: you tossed to me in respectful fashion. little league week from players from connecticut and new york city with a batting cage that comes out of ainsley's budget. sam, great to see you, tell me about your ub which. we have our trumble travel and co-op city from the bronx, good way to bring new york players and bronx players, a lot of love. >> brian: so much talent. in time in which everyone is worried about high-tech and ai, they still love baseball. kids are still playing baseball. they should. baseball has been the past time forever, great way to foster relationships with other kids your age, it's a beautiful thing to watch and you are seeing here this morning, these kids -- >> coming together. >> they just met each other. do you get along? >> yeah. >> brian: who wants to talk to me? is this bear? >> this is bear. >> brian: when did you start playing baseball? how old are you now? >> i'm five years old. >> brian: when did you discover you loved this game? >> when i was three. >> brian: how much progress from the age of th

[no audio] >> brian: we just lost some audio on congressman will hurd. >> steve: just like that. >> brian on his end. >> loud and clear. >> brian: we gout back. >> steve: all right. so, congressman, congratulations on getting in the ways you are underdog because you are just getting started. can you explain why donald trump is so far ahead of everybody else on the republican side? >> i think he is far ahead because people know who he is. and some of the other candidates have to get in the race and make their case. i would remind people that at this time in 2016, donald trump only had 1% of polling. i also think we don't recognize -- we should have learned a lesson from 2016 that poll something not necessarily reflective of the people that will get out. you know, people on social media and wash cable news are following the politics like sports. but the majority of americans don't start caring about this stuff until early in the election. and this is a time for some of these other candidates to let's have this competition of ideas and talk about our visions for the future. >> brian: congres

yeah 100% brian . i mean, look, you know, even though we were told, you have to learn combined arms maneuvering and combined darvis work there, which is infantry, supported by artillery and armor and planes, and by the way, you're not going to get the planes, you know, we'll throw stones at them if we have to. we got three things on our side, brian, right? god guns and guts. you know, we're on the side of truth and right. we're on the side of freedom where getting we've got much more equipment than than we've ever had before. thank you. god bless the people. united states for that and our allies and we have the motivation. we this is a war of extermination and annihilation. you know, golden, my ear said, you know, there were people want us to compromise when they want to kill us, and we want to live. there's not a lot of room for discussion, and putin doesn't want negotiations, right? wallen he still thinks he's going to take the whole country. so what are we going to talk about? i hear you, dan dan, w

and it's pineapple, brian. >> brian: i'm having it.eat. >> steve: that is so clever. >> brian: just dacket skin off. >> the concert is going to be packed out. i would recommend for everybody, it is father's day. so go to your local store, home depot or check anybody out. masterbuilt.com. get you one of these grills because fathers are worth every single penny. >> follow mclemore boys for all the recipes. >> ainsley: we need our dads to tell us what they want. every time i say what can i get you? he never tells me. maybe something with golf. i need to pick it out myself. >> steve: they buy me a home depot gift card. i can get what i want rather than take back something that i don't like. >> ainsley: that's true. >> steve: just saying. so, anyway, let's talk a little bit about the news of the day. it was steven nelson, the tenacious report from the "new york post" who asked president biden a question last week where the president snapped asking about the 1023 form that has been leaked by the republican side, where we know, according to t

brian kilmeade the other day had to read a tease drop it like it's hot the song. >> brian: i had no idearop it like it's hot. i said brian, it's a song drop it like it's hot. does the song go drop it like it's hot? >> brian: did i not say that i had no idea. the only tease i read twice. i kept reading it because i. >> ainsley: drop it like it's hot. drop that like it's hot. >> brian: by doing that allow other anchors to do it in the future go back and read it live on camera. >> ainsley: we were all going to the tv when bret came on. interviewing donald trump. he hasn't talked to him in years. so i mean we knew that bret would push back on him. bret is a news guy and he wanted to make it fair and balanced. he wanted to tell all sides and president trump did talk about the indictment. he talked about putin, how putin would not have invaded if he were in office. he had a message for women and then he went -- he had won the election and it was stolen and bret pushed back and said no, you didn't provide the information we needed to prove that you lost the election, sir. and gave examples of t

>> brian: saudi arabia throwing money to be in a bad league. and florida, david beckham, the owner, when you are done, we will give you the ownership of the team and it is now worth $300 million and david beckham got it for like 20 million. not sure it is a done deal yet. did you say? >> carley: messi seems he's in the prime of his career. remember how well he did in the world cup. >> ainsley: is saudi arabia doing this with every sport? did it with golf and now soccer? >> steve: our money. >> ainsley: political tie to that. >> brian: forbes is saying it is a done deal. >> ainsley: messi to miami. >> brian: best player in the world coming to america, to miami, who is in last. whenever they go, they will sellout every stadium. >> ainsley: i thought you were about to sing "welcome to miami." >> brian: never accuse me of having cadence, have you met me? >> steve: miami is about to get -- messi! >> brian: straight ahead, we'll talk about that maybe with clay and former teammate of swimmer lia thomas is speaking out saying the university of pennsylv

yeah. >> brian: how's the driver? >> carley: thank you for paying attention. >> ainsley: you have the five second rule. you can stop your car and get out there if you're right behind the accident. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: check on the driver first. >> carley: if it's not a wet surface, i would say 10 seconds is fine. >> ainsley: ok. pete does not care if it's a wet surface. he would drop a hamburger right here on the floor, right, and then pick it up and eat it. >> will: he would. >> brian: he has a strong immunity. way to build up your immunity. eat a lot of foul stuff. right. coming up straight ahead, fairfax county schools is in the news a lot. and now the district is facing a subpoena from virginia's a.g. over a national merit scandal. i'll keep reading. leo terrell is a former history teacher and he's next. >> ainsley: i'll take over from here. plus, raining on their parade. climate protesters physically ejected from a hotel where the energy secretary was speaking. activist madness. look at that. dragged out.

your thoughts. >> hey, brian, how are you. >> brian: your thoughts about those failing grades. >> wellct that middle schoolers reading and math scores are plummeting is no surprise. we just came out of a pandemic, we lost valuable learning time which students during the pandemic somewhere between 6 to 12 months, depending who they are. but bottom line is that you know, covid is over, but let's focus on who it really impacted. it impacted every student but in a disproportionate way. those who are economically disadvantaged actually lost more time than 6 to 12 months. it's a crisis, brian. >> brian: places like the huntington learning center and others who want or need extra help. it's going to be more work, whether you are extending the school year, the school day, or changing school, something has to change. what about vouchers to get them to the extra learning centers to catch them up. what about giving kids the choice because the school is failing them. >> well, in florida, i'll give you an example. in florida, we opened up the idea of opportunity scholarships for students, every stu

those are your headlines, brian, down to you. >> brian: thanks so much, carley. appreciate it.three sentences this. i can't do anything right. i don't enjoy life. and my life is not useful. what if i told you nearly 50% of teens today agree with each one of those statements? it's troubling, it's disturbing, but it's the reality. reality of the social media epidemic and its effect on this generation. and why it's up to parents to put a stop to it. even while lawmakers continue passing a law to stop it. let's bring in our panel psycho therapist and father of two tom kersting and best-selling author and mom of for tanisha williams and father of five jeff cat toe tom, to you, you are the lease surprised by these statements and the cover of the "new york post" yesterday, am i right? >> i talked to you yesterday on your radio show. i have been dealing with this, lecturing about this, writing about this for many years. it makes sense because when you think of the life of a teenager, brian, they're literally when they are not in school they are spending almost all their time by themsel

throw it. >> brian: we believe in it. >> nice. >> brian: look at you. whoa.an: pro by the end. >> ainsley: how many points is that? >> steve: he hit it. >> ainsley: i don't remember doing this without a beer in my hand. >> three fingers and be sideways. dominant foot first. >> janice: okay. >> little harder. >> try again, there you go, janice. [cheering] >> steve: i will throw that, get out of the way. >> yes. >> oh. >> steve: i hit one. >> janice: ainsley. >> ainsley: do we need to move that one? >> brian: how much time? >> 30. >> terrible. >> go, brian. >> nice. >> he's done this before. i will go over the shoulder. careful. >> steve: todd, real fast. >> oh. >> steve: go to nearbying dart league.com, for more information. [cheering] i look back with great satisfaction on my 32 years in active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us and they say, i need some financial help at this point in time. they're not

: brian a horrific story to report here. accused muscular dystrophy dering three young sons taken into custody. calmly sitting next to a firearm as responding deputies find his children's bodies. authorities say the man lined up the three boys and shot them execution style. their mother was shot in the hand while trying to shield them from gunfire. chad is charged with three counts of aggravated murder. president biden reportedly calling chinese president xi jinping a dictator during a private fundraiser in california. the president telling supporters that his chinese counterpart very upset when the military shot down the suspected spy balloon saying quote that's a great embarrassment for dictators. a spokesperson for china's foreign ministry responding this morning calling president biden's comments, quote: absurd and irresponsible: plus, from one court to another, a law student has entered the nba draft despite having absolutely no playing experience whatsoever. his name is jordan haber. he realized he was eligible after r

do you like brian kilmeade? >> hi, brian and peter.y, we love you all. but we're going to say hi to brian right now. >> hi, brian. >> brian: didn't i tell you not to say that you keep putting myself and reputation on the line. janice, see you shortly. news by the numbers, sponsored by novartis. we love them. first $20,000. that's how much some tickets now cost to see line messi and potential debut with intermiami of the mls. they are now skyrocketing. look at this. more than 1,000%. they start at $810 and originally were $29. miami was one of the worst teams in the leagues and not a great draw. that has changed. next, the tenth inning. that's what it is all about. that's when new york mets star brandon hit a walk-off double. listen to the play by play to give the mets a win over the yankees at cityfield. capacity crowd, obviously. nemo was the goat two days ago for a base-running blunder earlier in the game. he actually had a problem there. and he dropped a fly ball. this prevented the yankees from sweeping the cross town rivals in bot

>> brian: we don't know. i'm not really sure. >> pete: nobody knows. >> brian: meanwhile, up next, a weather alert. severe weather strikes the southwest with flash flooding, massive hail and tornadoes move through colorado and texas. janice dean is tracking it. >> ainsley: plus swimmer riley gaines taking her fight for fairness to capitol hill. >> what message does this send to women, to young girls who are denied of these opportunities so easily their rights to privacy and safety thrown out. window to protect a small population, protect one group as long as they are happy? what about us? >> ainsley: at one point she became very emotional and we are going to play that for you. her plea to protect women, next. ♪ i'm living this good life ♪ i'm breathing on god's time ♪ and i ain't going to waste one breath ♪ i got mya full cup ♪ and e a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get a $ 50 best western gift ca

: use a lure. >> brian: that's true. test out. >> ainsley: put it through the worm's body and then you throw it in the water. >> brian: as an ice breaker, i know they have that singles place just lunch. you could do that. a lot of people. >> steve: fish just lunch? >> brian: when you meet a woman and want to find out if she is right for you. instead of going out at night they have a site that says just lunch. so you go out to lunch. i'm wondering did that's a good idea. if you want to find out if a. >> steve: does that work for you? >> brian: to go fishing for a woman and say hey, if you want to fish you are going to have to put that bait on that hook. [splash] >> brian: do you want a woman doing that? what settles she comfortable doing? >> steve: my grandma taught me how to fish. we would go down to the upper des moines river in iowa hand she would get the night crawlers out and we would cast them and catch bull heads left and right. >> brian: if you don't get any fish you don't eat, right? did you fish for like a livin

>> brian: billions of dollars.o longer the number one beer seller. $10 billion. $12 billion for target. >> ainsley: doesn't pay to get into politics. hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: starting with the crime crisis in chicago. off duty chicago officer is recovering this morning after he was shot in the arm while sitting in his car last night. officials say a group of up to five people approached and opened fire after the officer attempted to move garbage cans that were blocking the throughway, luckily the officer was able to drive off and transported to a hospital. so far no arrests have been made. and turning now to the crisis at our southern border. california border officials seizing more than $38 million worth of methamphetamines on saturday. finding the drugs hidden in a shipment of kale. this as virginia and west virginia and south carolina joins the growing list much states that are end ising national guard troops to enhance border security following the end of title 42. and check out this vid

but circumstances do change. >> ainsley: how much is he making, brian? >> brian: i don't know.elsed himself. listen to jim gray. he says jim nor man and jay monahan have got to go. listen. >> greg nor man has been a lightning rod and a bunch of players that just don't want him around. that's for jay monahan is he in this meeting right now. there is going to be a huge level of trust issue going forward with him. it's going to take a long time for him to repair that and it looks as though the 9/11 families, the spokesman for them if it there is such a thing pga tour is just shills for saudi arabians, be that as it may. i think it's going to be very difficult long-term for either of those guys to have any involvement. you have to have the trust of the players while this does move the greg game forward and this does in effect liv really goes away now controlled or major investment are the saudis. >> steve: players are livid. they are up in canada for the canadian open. yesterday afternoon they had essentially a conversation with mr. monahan who i believe was appearing via zoom. at

it was something i had to do. >> brian: you were unbelievable.raldo: i appreciate that. met many servicemembers who are dear friends many coming to my july 4th party and my 80st and my 20th anniversary. we are almost empty nesters. i went to the war, thought i had to, it took me around the world. life takes you strange places, it established a relationship with fox that people would not think of as natural relationship because me being more on the progressive side, but it worked out. i was treated as a family member here and i hope it was reciprocated. brian with one exception. no, i really love you and what you did. steve, you come to my mom's memorial, you and doug kennedy and kathy. there are ways to work as colleagues and there are ways to work as family and i do think we became family. >> steve: and you have been part of this family for over 20 years. people have been watching you for over 50 years and we've put together, get a kleenex ready, a highlight reel of your amazing career. >> geraldo: oh, no. >> steve: here it is. >> geraldo: at la