not pressure doocy as he was asked. this comes as a special counsel is ramping up his investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election, including efforts to reach out to states like arizona and georgia. we should note here that a spokesman for the governor, he downplayed the significance of this call, telling cnn, frankly, nothing here is new, nor is it news to anyone following this issue the last two years. governor doocy defended the results of arizona's 2020 election. he certified the election, and he made clear that the certification provided a trigger for credible complaints backed by the evidence to be brought forward. none were ever brought forward. a source -- special counsel spokesman also told cnn that -- spokesman for doocy told cnn that doocy has not heard from the special counsel, paula. >> and this certainly sounds similar to the call with georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger. are they similar? >> reporter: you know, it's interesting, there are a few descriptions -- let's back up and remem

governor doocy did not do that. if you remember, former president trump was quite nasty to him on twitter and on social media and you know, live on television, called him all sorts of names and attacking his integrity. >> and what do we know about mike pence's role in this? >> so what we know is the former president trump asked mike pence to keep calming on doocy to look for evidence. pence and doocy have a close relationship, knew each other before the white house, and mike pence made several calls to the governor of arizona asking him, do we have any fraud, have you found anything, and every time, governor doosy said no, and mike pence went back to former president trump and reported back, and he would not going to overturn the election in arizona, the governor wasn't. >> do we know about the special counsel looking into president trump's interference in the 020 election, if he is look nook the specific call that trump made to the then arizona governor? >> we know that he's been asking witnesses about various call

the source says that trump called doocy and pressured him to find fraud.lso say that trump leaned on vice president mike pence to talk to doocy as well. a trump spokesperson responded saying, these witch hunts are designed to interfere and meddle in the 2024 election, in an attempt to prevent president trump from returning to the white house. cnn's jeremy herb has been digging into these revelations and has more details from new york. >> reporter: sources telling cnn new details about president trump eefrts efforts to pressur governor doocy after the #2020 election. governor doocy had not shared details about what president trump told him during that phone call. now sources tell cnn that president trump pressured the governor to try to find enough fraud in the state to overturn the election in arizona. sources also tell cnn new details that president trump tried to enlist his vice president, mike pence, in this effort. vice president pence, he called governor doocy several times after the 2020 election to discuss the election, but a source tells cnn that v

had you ever heard about this call with trump and governor doocy?do you make of how wide-ranging the pressure campaign was in your home state? >> well governor doocy is not a pushover. and he is very focused on his job. he always was. we saw differently on issues. but he was always very focused. and what he wanted to do for arizona. so he didn't make me aware of it. nor did he have to. he was supportive of us when we first put out our press release about what had happened to us. the petition from giuliani and trump and in the absence of any proof there was nothing we wouldn't do. we would not do anything without proof. and he congratulated me for that letter. but he never mentioned his own call with the president. i remember that he did take a call one time one hills the chiefs game on on his phone during the one of the certifications. so he wasn't a pushover. i am surprised. but it's pleasant to know that he also -- >> yeah you weren't alone in that. he did tell a donor that he was surprised the special counsel do you think jack smith should talk t

this call to arizona governor doug doocy claiming a short fall of nor than 10,000 votes.ws susie wildes, one of trump's most trusted advisers leading his 2024 campaign could be a witness against trump after he allegedly showed her a classified map after he left office. new from the independent prosecutors prepared to hit trump and his allies with additional 30 to 45 charges possibly in another jurisdiction. in the new york times report that the miami grand jury is still sending out subpoenas in the trump documents investigation this long after his indictment. former governor reacting to the washington post article saying this is more than nothing than a compilation of articles from the past two years disguised as something new. and relying on shaky and questionable sourcing. frankly nothing here is new nor is it news to anyone following the issue over the last two years. meanwhile donald trump is denying any wrongdoing. join me right now we have washington post congressional investigations reporter and msnbc contributor, as well as lisa rubin, msnbc legal analyst, both fa

with governor, doocy there is no known audio. to have is his account on that phone call. that is crucial evidence. i sort of share the governor surprised as to why jack smith has not reached out yet. >> as soon as i read the story, there was a moment i remember, it was right after the election. we were covering trump's efforts to overturn the results, and doug doocy was certifying biden's win in arizona. 's phone rang, and this is what it -- -- former president trump we believe, what is it the idea we can see seeing that, and then hearing that's important reading the supporting of what is happening behind the scenes. >> it is an interesting, moment because he silences it. one thing you are trying to do is confirmed that there was a, phone call trample the phone, or could see if there was a call from any number we associate with donald trump that went through to governor doocy. another possibility i should, say jack smith is sort of narrowing his focus. we talked to brad raffensperger last, week perhaps he's only looking at georgi

i just wonder what doocy's political calculus is here. we all understand pence's political calculus is here. why not have governor to see come out and say, this is what he said. let me tell you as it was told to me. >> i guess if you are a republican official who is under that spotlight from donald trump in a post election period, you recognize -- i mean, look, misapprehension about donald trump can get his people to do too if you disagree with him. we saw what happened on january six. where is the value? there is value. being the responsible act, are saying this is exactly what happened. what it looked like. doocy really did, in that, moment may have said, okay, this is part of this broader campaign. and not actually paid particular attention to it. he did have that recording that we have with raffensperger. it is also, why stick your head out? i don't mean to cast aspersions, if you're in that foxhole, taking that fire from donald trump, why stick your head and say, yes, donald trump did this thing to me and drop all of that attention t

and you can thank grandma doocy for this because grandma doocy's great grandfather was a gentleman namedhat's right. >> that's right. so elijah butterfield was your great, great, great grandfather. >> steve: wait. how did you get into your family album? >> we have our ways. we have our friends at myheritage.com and that is elijah butterfield's son. this is also named elijah butterfield. this is your great, great grandfather and it is through tracing that part of your family tree that you are connected to all three of the founding fathers. >> steve: that is remarkable. >> elijah you had about punish field born in new york served in the militia fought in the year of 1812 his son your great great franked father then moved your family from new york to iowa which is where your midwestern roots come in, in 1880s, they were farmers at the time and you can trace your family from here. >> steve: all this time i thought if anybody i was probably related to sam adams the beer guy, but, no. >> i mean one can only hope but you also have a pretty good family tree there. isn't that incredible? >> steve

i made a normal call to governor doocy to determine what was going on, no pressure.aigning against the former president. he's presenting himself as team normal and distinguishing himself from the allegedly criminal acts of his former boss. >> and from the prism of legal implications of all of this, you mentioned the conversation that we all heard that donald trump had with brad raffensperger asking him to find 11,000 votes. that is now evidence in the special counsel's probe into the efforts to overturn the 2020 election. are you anticipating the special counsel my look at efforts to sway officials in arizona? >> absolutely, boris. i think that the special counsel -- in fact, i know that the special counsel based upon reporting is ranging widely across all of the allegations, remember the january 6th committee has made criminal referrals here, including the pressure campaign on the states. the former president is also alleged to have pressured the department of justice to have procured false electoral slates, to have pressed pence and when pence wouldn't go along to

president trump had a phone call with governor doocy that we previously knew about, but governor doocy had not shared details about what president trump told him. now sources tell cnn that president trump pressured the governor to try to find enough fraud in the state to overturn the election in arizona. sources also tell cnn new details that president trump tried to enlist his vice president mike pence in this effort. vice president pence called governor doocy several times to discuss the election, but vice president pence did not follow through with the request to pressure the governor. this all comes as special counsel jack smith is ramping up his investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election, including some of those efforts by the president and his allies to reach out to state officials. now, the governor's spokesperson, he downplayed the significance of this call to us, saying in a statement to cnn, frankly, nothing here is new nor is it news to anyone following this issue the last two years. governor doocy defended the results of arizona's 2020 election, he certified t

do you think the contents of the call between trump and doocy are news to the justice department?re is been pretty much evidence that his efforts to overturn the election spanned many states. it was recorded in georgia. we don't know whether it was recorded in arizona. but if called before a grand jury, it seems to be former governor doug doocy would have to tell the truth. and the only difference in the conversation is, 11,780 votes, and a smaller number in arizona, because he lost by 10,000-plus votes. so he was asking for that number. >> the new york times reports that rudy giuliani made a proffer agreement with the doj, voluntarily sitting for an interview. what information would prosecutors want from giuliani, do you think? >> i think giuliani is one of those people who was in the room, who knows exactly what donald trump was thinking, and what he was doing. he knows about that fake electors scheme. he knows about many of the efforts to overturn the election. he himself of course is responsible for the efforts, filing in court numerous privileged lawsuits to challenge the vot

trump pressured doocy to overturn his states results.p and you see discussed on the phone, we do know what trump posted on twitter on the day in question. saying of doocy quote, why is he rushing to put a democrat in office? republicans will remember. monika pressley is back with us. so, monique, even if pence was just checking in about the election, how significant are his and trump's calls to various governors like governor doocy? >> when you get a check in from the vice president of the united states, it is significant. calling it a check-in doesn't change what it actually is which is pressure. it isn't and inappropriate call and it is one that should not be made by someone who carries the kind of power that he has. and, it also brings fully into question all the power comments that the former vice president has made about not having anything to do with any of the actions, activities, or potential illegalities that the former president was involved in. >> and as it turns, out there may well be consequences for these calls, the justice

i think the call that you just mentioned with governor doocy is an important thing to point out.s power, regardless of this decision, it is really governors and secretaries of state who matter in overseeing these elections. as long as we have more evidence that former president trump tries to influence these governors or go around the state legislative chambers, there are still threats that exist. >> i remember when governor doocy was signing the slate of electors he got a call and it was hailed to the chief. it was reported that it was president trump was calling him while that event was being livestreamed. alexei, our own jen psaki points out about this ruling that leaves a great deal of power in the hands of federal courts, including the supreme court. are there concerns that you are hearing in liberal circles about that? >> certainly we have seen confidence in the supreme court declined. not just amongst the left but amongst the american public and survey after survey. really since the dobbs decision. the thing is, and the majority opinion though it does reject the i.s. alice

and doocy rejected that saying he didn't have the authority to do that. when he was certifying joe biden's win, trump called him and he ignored the call and certified the election for joe biden. and jack smith's team has now reached out to governor doocy. >> that's critical. my justice department sources said to me, do not think this indictment is the end. it is the beginning. jack smith, quote, can walk and chew gum at the same time. so the fact that katelynn has this reporting about the former governor of arizona being called in as a witness we're likely to see that, see this indictment shortly and then we will see jack smith continue to do interviews. >> when you say they reached out to him, does ha mean he has gone to talk or you don't know? >> i asked the question, has he spoken to jack smith -- you go to meet with the investigators or the grand jury, they did not say which, just they reached out, he's been responsive and wants to do the right thing. >> this was reporting i had last week that new witnesses were going before federal prosecutors. so th

pence said he didn't pressure doocy to find fraud. >> i did check in with not only governor doocy, buter governors in states that were going through the legal process of reviewing their election results, but there was no pressure involved, margaret. i was calling to get an update. i passed along that information to the president and it was no more, no less than that. >> according to the "washington post," doocy told a donor that he was surprised that he hadn't heard from special counsel jack smith's office about the phone calls with trump and pence, at least according to that donor. we do know that smith spoke to brad raffensperger about this call. >> so, look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find of 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. because we won the state. >> repor >> still surreal every time i listen on it. pressure on state and local officialses is one facet into the investigation. one where it seems prosecutors are getting closer and closer to potential charging decisions. cnn's senior legal analyst eli honig is here. eli, let's start broaden out and drill in

in the case of doug doocy you see that doug doocy decided not to play the game with donald trump, and as a result he has essentially persona non grata in the republican party. not just in arizona better nationally as well because he is disloyal and in contrast to doug doocy they think that the former republican nominee for the arizona supreme court gubernatorial race last year is making this her entire platform. the centerpiece of her quest to become trump's future vice president. just this, week stephen richer who is the county reporter in that state, it wasn't a lone republicans who has said no, there is not an election fraud. he is suing kari lake because she has defamed him so much. that it is almost unsustainable for him to go on. his family is being threatened, he is facing a horrible situation it just goes to show how trump's word is not just one guy, and is a cancer. is the dominance popular vibe in the republican party. and until we can address that within this republican base, well to see more and more and more of that because that's how you win support among today's republi

doocy didn't undertake the fantasies, not only did he not certify joe biden's win in arizona he sentex president called him in the middle of the states election certification. the post also reports the special counsel investigation is quote, barreling forward in multiple tracks with multiple people, -- on acts and fund raising pitches claiming that election fraud as well has plans for fake electors that would swing the election to trump. the post continues, a key area of interest at the conduct of a handful of lawyers who sought to turn trump's defeat into victory. by trying to convince state, local, federal, and judicial authorities that joe biden's 2020 election when was illegitimate or tainted by fraud. one of those lawyers, rudy giuliani, sat down voluntarily with investigators this week to answer their questions. his team also -- brad raffensperger, who trump infamously called demanding that he find votes to over phone trump's loss in georgia. nbc news reports that five or six secret service agents just testified before the grand jury that will eventually decide whether to indic

so if period doocy asked him a question, is he going to answer the truth?ell now that we know that he obviously spoke to his son with his overseas business partners about his overseas business dealings, you know that this montage is full of fibs. how many times have you ever spoken your son about his overseas business dealings. >> i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. >> did hunter biden commit a crime? have you spoken to your son, mr? >> i'm proud of my son. >> are you confident he has done nothing wrong. >> i'm confident. >> do you still think that the stories from the fall about your son hunter were russian disinformation smear campaign like you said? >> yes, yes. yes. god love you, man. you are a one horse pony. [laughter] >> pete: never gets old of. >> steve: one horse pony still on paternity leave back in two weeks. >> ainsley: everyone asks me. why would the call be urgent? why would they need to get the vice president on the phone? she says joe biden was to fly kyiv to address parliament in ukraine. 10 weeks before the

brian kemp, doug doocy, they say they couldn't do those things. he was trying to get my paints to do things that he said he couldn't do. of course, we had rudy giuliani and other attorneys going into states and trying to get slates of fake electors. that's more than just questioning it. they head more than 60 court cases that were all thrown out. >> a lot of those core cases were thrown out on standing issues and they were really thrown out prediscovery. as to pressuring people to do certain things that people say they can't do, that one of those things where you have to look into it and say were that really pressuring them to do something that is clear black little law that they're not allowed to do? or, again, is it one of those things that's open to interpretation. when it comes to mike pence, obviously there are different interpretations as to what his powers our under the electoral college act and that's one of the reasons why congress then went to amend the act to close it and make it a lot more clear that his role is purely ceremonial becau

he has denied any involvement with the sun's business dealings watcher government respond to peter doocy's comedy times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealing? >> i've never spoken to my son about overseas business dea dealings. >> have you spoken to your son? >> i am confident. >> do you still think the stories about your son hunter? >> yes, yes, yes, god love you man, your one horse party. >> denial and an insult to, fair enough, look at this. another blockbuster story from new york post miranda devine, hunter reportedly put his then vice president father on speakerphone two dozen times to talk to his business associates, the man making that charges devon archer. were hearing reports you scheduled to testify to the house oversight committee this week. a lot more detail in the post article but let's not be confused by who said what to whom and when. for clarity i have zeroed in on one item because it exposes the lack of truth in the present statements. he said he did not know about it and he had not talked about it. devon archer's testimony if that happens co

if you are on the call, from 2019 when peter doocy asked president biden about the seventh grandchildant to ask, important to the american people. political polling show people thought this was not classy of the bidens to go and leave this child unacknowledged. started to gain pressure beyond fox news, beyond douglas murray, you started to see the new york times, 7 grandkids, mister president. usa today, president biden won't acknowledges youngest grandchild, it turns off some of his supporters and manifested in a call by maureen dowd. almost as though president biden was shamed at this point into doing the honorable thing and acknowledging the seventh grandchild. rachel: the new york post columnist maranda devine had this to say about president biden's new grandchild. >> maureen dowd, we know she is his favorite because hunter biden has said so multiple times on the laptop. once she actually was critical of president biden for being heartless enough to ignore and not acknowledge that little girl i think the writing was on the wall. in a statement, president biden is saying this is no

governor doocy says in response quote, this is nothing more than a copy and paste of a compilation ofom the past two years, disguised as something new and relying on shaky and questionable sourcing. frankly -- what's your reaction to the story? >> it does tell us what we already knew about donald trump trying to twist arms, and we knew he did it in georgia and they came under a state indictment in georgia. but what's interesting about the governor to see is that when he was governor, he had a back and forth relation with trump, but he never sought to antagonize him. and i think not talking about a different conversation, he is given the same answer can systole that he won't reveal the details. and for some reason he feels very comfortable standing there and's -- and telling everyone what actually happened, because he feels that he did the right thing. i certified it, what does it matter what he said to me? i didn't listen. >> michael, let's turn to france, where a funeral was held today for 17-year-old who was shot and killed by police earlier this week. the teenager of north african

however, he did apologize to peter doocy and that counts for something, too. let's get into this.washington examiner" argues the liberal media are spinning biden's temper as a good thing. don't worry, this is all just a sign of how attentive and with it biden is. sean hannity is questioning the timing of it. >> this is interesting, isn't it? any other reliable democrats and left wing journalists turning on biden and those that support him are getting excoriated by their own party. right now as the presidential election is heating up you find the timing on? the answer is written on the wall. they want both joe and kamala out of office. mark my words. they're working to replace them at the top of the ticket behind the scenes before it's too late. >> harris: david, your take. >> just another example here of how many americans are seeing that joe biden isn't the joe biden they believed him to be or who he was portrayed to be. americans can see with their own eyes the results of this administration as we were just talking about. they aren't happy with it. it does provide republicans a

do you think the mccain flake doocy voters who rejected creepy blake masters in arizona are going tobe supporting -- i promise you the answer is no. meredith, as someone who has been watching this and writing about it is well, what do you think about this their understanding of what they're trying to do and whether that's working? >> on sunday night steve cortez, who worked for trump in 2016 and 2020 and then came over to support desantis and work on his pack had a pretty blunt admission and sort of where they're at in the race and also what they need to do moving forward. he said that trump is the front runner. stating the obvious about where they are in the polls when it comes to desantis being double digits behind donald trump. and he said that he hoped that it could perhaps turn things around if they got desantis's story out there more, his political story, his personal story. and what he is out there stumping in places like new hampshire, where he was at the independence day parade air in wolfeboro and he's on to iowa where he has millions of dollars worth of door knocker's work

over the weekend "the washington post" reported trump tried to pressure doocy to overturn the electionon's capital where police are looking for the person who used explosive devices and a molotov cocktail to hit a bank, a nike shop, and grocery store. they were all targeted within 15 minutes. >>> with no big winner in saturday night's powerball, to ght's drawing is now orth an estimated $522 million. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. >>> another deadly mass shooting, this time in baltimore. 30 people shot. at least two killed, ages 18 and 20. it happened at a neighborhood block party. the mayor of baltimore calling this an unspeakable tragedy and reckless, cowardly act. >> i want those who are responsible to hear me, hear me very clearly. we will not stop until we find you. >>> also, weather alert. coast-to-coast heat plus strong storms moving through the south and the east. how it could impact your fourth of july celebrations. >>> and picket lines. as many as 15,000 hospitality workers walk off the job in los an

this one, to arizona governor, doug doocy, referring specifically to his shortfall of more than 10,000ws, susie wiles, one of trump's most trusted advisers, leaving his 2024 campaign, is the pack representative who trump is alleged to have shown a classified map after he left office. nbc has yet to verify that report. and new from the independent prosecutors have prepared to hit trump and his allies with an additional 30 to 45 charges, possibly, in another jurisdiction. and a new york times report that the miami grand's jury investigation of the trump documents case continued after his indictment. trump is once more denied wrongdoing, but is now bracing his arrest for campaign punchlines. >> i was arrested! and every time, my polls go up. we are leading them by a lot, -- notice that, we are leading by a lot. every time they go up, they get more and more radicalized and vicious. >> and here is governor doocy's reaction to the washington post story. quote, this is nothing more than a copy and paste of a compilation of articles from the past two years, disguised as something new and relyi

and then there is now video of president trump calling governor doocy of arizona he's signing a documentu can hear his phone ringing with hail to the chief trumpw this was donald calling and it clicked on the phone to not answer the call. these two become very significant constitutional matters and election results and what happens with them. there is just a report i believe that washington post that the wife of clarence thomas on the supreme court contacted 29 members of the arizona legislature about their votes when they went to joean biden 2020. you have any insights or any updates what's going on those matters? >> eat of the georgia case this is a case being looked at by the district attorney of fulton county where atlanta is. and that case the district attorney has notified law enforcement that she expects to be deciding on indictments and announcing something i believe she said from august 1 until early september. they are putting the police on alert. i think it is very likely based on that information that trump is going to face a state indictment in georgia for violating george's

over the weekend "the washington post" reported trump tried to pressure doocy to overturn the election results in his state. >>> to the nation's capital, where police are looking for the person who used explosive devices and a molotov cocktail to hit a bank, a nike shop, and grocery store. they were all targeted within 15 minutes. >>> with no big winner in saturday night's powerball, tonight's drawing is now worth an estimated $522 million. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. >>> >>> it's monday, july 3rd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." an urgent search for suspects under way in baltimore. at least two people are dead, and 28 more injured in the country's latest mass shooting. where the investigation stands at this hour. >>> tracking extreme weather. severe storms packing torrential rain and a tornado threat set to slam parts of the south and northeast. we're tracking the latest. >>> and want to be rich overnight? no one won saturday's powerball jackpot. what the prize is worth in tonight's drawing. >>> good

assumption of assimilation so this idea of native americans becoming equal citizens at best but as a policy doocys expectation that might have been so it is a strange situation held out as a possibility as a practical thing, not a promise. >> the idea of a become white is not really ever on the table. >> it was say sooner or later it is to become part of the republic but deeply fears it doesn't offer an answer quality so a side issue a question is some of the early treaties, there is this experiment, heads of household, individual cherokees can receive individual land, they can choose family land and it is a promise that it will become state citizens so that the is this experiment but united states premises, they find themselves living -- they don't accept that so here in north carolina there are individual landholdings including part of our campus but also north carolina and land speculators including people who are spectators and set up to strip the lands of cherokees so it captures this sense that it can be promised equal citizen should. in practical terms it's clear that they are not going to

according to the post, while tao doocy was certifying the results of the election in arizona for joed trump was called in to ask him not to do it. quote, in a phone call in late 2020 president donald trump tried to pressure arizona governor doug doocy to overturn the straits presidential election results. say that if enough fraudulent votes could be, found it would overcome trump's narrow loss in arizona according to three people familiar with the call. we know the special counsel jack smith is investigating donald trump's similar attempt to pressure georgia secretary of state officials to overturn the election. but according to the washington post, it is unclear if doug ducey has been contacted yet by the special counsel's office. if it is front page news i am out in that governor calling the governor ducey will be added to jack smith's growing to do list if he hasn't already done so. jack smith is under an extraordinary amount of scrutiny as he continues to lead criminal investigations into donald trump. who as we speak is the republican party's front-runner for president. unpreced

the doocy call adds to the extent that it follows the same playbook. the former president allegedly in smith telling was showing classified documents to a group of people. classifihe did not charge that e indictments, but it tells a story and it shows a pattern of behavior. it shows that this stuff is not on accident. it's not a coincidence. it's all part of the same scheme. so that's why to the extent that willis uses that or to the extent the jack smith uses things that happen in georgia, i think it tells a coherent story. and is certainly appealing to a jury to the extent that gets that far. >> when do you think we should expect a potential charges in either of these cases? look laura, you are very well sourced in fani willis in georgia she specifically sent out memos in march and her office said something again in may asking the court to not schedule in-person proceedings, if you will, during the week of august 7th and august 14th. that is right in the middle of folks's vacation, but it seems like something could be happening. >> no kidding. yes. i

. >> kayleigh: steve doocy is happy about it.ber of communities converting empty spaces to keep demand. >> brian: madison from fox business is live in stanford with details. hi-issue madison. good morning, guys, we are at pickleball america, which will become the largest indoor pickleball courts in the u.s. i thought i would get started with the game. the game is rapidly expanding in popularity. you are seeing the problem where malls are decreasing. a mall in town was excited to have pickleball america in their space and have it converted. i want to bring in co-founder of pickleball america. brick and mortar is decreasing, pickleball exploding, why choose a mall as your home? >> the mall was the best fit for us, it was the largest space and it is two stories. we have a center court. sgls two stories, touch on that. when you look at pickleball. 130 courts hope in america each and every month, 130 and it seems demand for this sport is not keeping up with supply. >> correct. >> are you guys meeting that demand? >> correct, picklebal

. >> ashley: steve doocy will look at what is coming up.> steve: hello, ashley and carley, coming up on "fox and friends" nine minutes and from seconds from now, flightmare continues as planes are delayed ahead of independence day. what is going on out there? taylor riggs, a doctor as france sees sixth night of protest. piers morgan will preview the visit to meet king charles and the prime minister and we have ceo colonel dan roony and the tallest and fastest roller coaster in america, a crack in a support pillar, talk to the visitor who reported the safety concern and you won't believe what they told him. busy three hours kicks off less than eight minutes from now on the morning you trust for morning news. ashley and carley back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first." so much more now? other companies are charging you more and more for less and less. and we hate that! that's why force factor has partnered with walmart to provide amazing supplements at great prices for all americans. force factor products use clinically studi

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. >> carley: steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: carley, todd,body echl 10 minutes from now, "fox and friends" kicks off. hunter biden disastrous day in court, the unforeseen ruling that made the first son's sweetheart deal disappear. take a look behind the judge's decision and why hunter has to find a job. plus, ufo soar into the public on capitol hill, testimony claiming the government has been concealing multi decade program that captures unidentified objects or phenomenon, whatever that means. hear from a whistleblower, a former navy pilot on what he knows. plus, been done to three american presidents in history, with joe biden soon join the list of the impeached? we'll talk to newt gingrich, who led bill clinton impeachment, if it is a smart move for republicans. joining us, 2024 presidential candidate, vivek ramaswamy, charles payne, and john ratcliffe on a busy thursday morning, we need you, kickoff eight minutes and 45 seconds from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. you are watching "fox and friends first." (vo) tepezza i

peter doocy asking candidate biden in 2019 about the child. >> i wonder if you have a comment on thisrt filing out of arkansas that your son hunter just made your grandfather? >> president biden: that is a private matter. i have no comment. classy. >> grandma and grandpa, joe and joe making a statement to people magazine yesterday saying, quote, our son hunter and navy's mother london are working together to foster a relationship that is in the best interests of their daughter preserving her privacy as much as possible going forward. this is not a political issue, it's a family matter. jill and i only want what is best for all our grand children including navy. buying it? they just want what is best for navy. will: the motivational factor this point has been a necessity to protect privacy. that is why she hasn't been acknowledged up to this point, not simply a family matter. it is a political matter because he is president of the united states. he's made a political calculation in the past that it is best not -- he wrongly made the calculation that it's best not to acknowledge navy an

. >> carley: first steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: todd's let your child choke on the plastic golf ball you got her to get her a college scholarship. >> steve: you are sending your kid to college on a golf scholarship? >> todd: probably not going to, wo out. >> steve: good luck father of the year. straight ahead on folks "fox and friends" in nine minutes, devastating portions of pennsylvania, we'll have a live report from the ground. and former president donald trump floating potential running mates during a must-see interview maria. former assistant treasury secretary monica crowley with her reaction. are you feeling down? there is an app for that. apple issic taking interest in your mental health with emotional gauge for your cell phone and apple watch. kurt the cyber guy brings us the latest and stuart varney, piers morgan, kim reynolds and sean hannity, eight minutes and 36 seconds on the channel you trust. carley and that guy who knows a lot about golf will return, you are watching "fox and friends first." k-d riz i proffer freshly slic

maureen dowd to call him out to the white house would change their tune but here is peter doocy askingeviously before the change her tune. >> i'm wondering if you have a comment on this report out of arkansas but your son, hunter made you a grandfather again. >> is a private matter, i have no comment. you are a good man. >> but now once maureen writes about it, they change their tu tune. is this insulting? >> it is for the little girl, embarrassing because there are millions of families who go through similar situations. for the president to put out a statement on friday in the summer to people magazine saying we only put the best interest of our granddaughter -- that is bogus, garbage, offensive. they were just in course trying to limit the payments that would go to this little girl and her mother and don't tell me it's about what was best for the girl because they've had this paternity test in place a couple of years. they could have acknowledged that a long time ago. >> we got to leave it there. straight ahead, the woman media dubbed karen who lost her job over a confrontation is br

our very own peter doocy asked the president about it a while back. remember?dering if you have a comment on this report and court filing out of arkansas that your son hunter just made you a grandfather again? >> no, that is a private matter and i have no comment. you are a good man. >> what is classy? congratulating someone about the birth of their granddaughter or not acknowledging their granddaughter? i guarantee biden pulled the issue and realize he was getting killed with democrats were repeatedly mentioning his six grandchildren instead of seven. in a week were under's plea deal exposes corruption and where republicans float an impeachment inquiry and we find out about offshore bank accounts, the white house places a written statement with a tabloid at 5:00 on a summer friday. with the cocaine scandal, the bribery scandal, the callousness of ignoring your own flesh and blood, joe biden's family men middle-class brand is in tatters. the pr stunt at this point is not going to cut it. >>> wild fires are raging across the planet. canada, italy, grease. the me

martha: here's one example that mark meredith mentioned in his centerpiece in exchange with peter doocy was in january of last year. watch. >> that's kind of smiling, very quiet. it's not -- >> martha: he doesn't realize he's being picked up on the mic there. i'll just say the president is 80 years old. when they get to a certain age, they get more angry, a little more short tempered. it's something that i've seen in people in my life. >> sandra: >> martha: it's interesting. it appears to be coming from inside the tent. no doubt as you say, kamala harris, gavin newsome, look and go -- >> big grins. >> martha: what toes this mean? we'll follow it. thanks, john. good to see you. so senator rand paul that says we must say no to ukraine joining nato or risk war with russia. remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp - and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help give you that forget-you-g

stuart: i hate to use the word fraud and a man cultivates our kindly image and cusses out peter doocyils to acknowledge his own granddaughter and treats his staff with vicious obstructing . is he up to the job or is it too much more an 08-year-old man that wants to -- 80-year-old man that wants to stay in power for another six years? third hour of varney starts right now. ♪ stuart: jimmy failla was listening to all this and sitting next to me. >> despite having heard all this, he's still here. stuart: biden's temper revealed and that's another reason why the deputies want him out. >> totally. the worst part getting yelled at by biden is he's calling you the wrong name. my name is jimmy, what are you doing this to me for. this is the take away and if this mass been going on, it's been a known quantity the pole time he's been -- whole time he's been president and the question is it's coming out now because there's a motivation to release it. there's a ground swell within the party, they know they have a very limited window to get him off the ticket. if you're looking at the polling, tha