again, they are doug burgum, marco rubio is more the third as well as jd vance.s it make sense to pick one over the other? >> i agree with everything that henry and dasha said. i have a grain of salt the size of 30 rock. i remember in february having dinner with a friend, who's very plugged in trump world who said i guarantee you it's going to be ben carson because donald trump is so obsessed with winning more of the black male vote that it is going to be ben carson. well, ben carson is not in this conversation is he? if we're talking a year ago, we're saying sarah huckabee sanders, that's the pick for donald trump. the grain of salt should be massive heres. there are pros and cons with all of these people. donald trump is somebody who views himself as the big decider. he's not made a decision yet. that's the ultimately test here is what does donald think up to the minute before he makes that announcement. >> who do you think would be most beneficial to him to pick? >> i think it comes to a question of what does the trump campaign want to do? do you want to try a

i'm honored to be standing here with doug. doug and i have known each other for i don't know, 25 years. we have been in and around this industry, and it has been so rewarding to really lean into something that we both feel passionately about and think is so important. i'm so imprezed and amazing by doug and the entire mercy team. cannot thank them enough. i'm looking at ramey who moved on, but still her heart is here and gave so many years and commitment. elizabeth, ashley, claire murphy as well as the entire mercy real estate development team, property management and the community leaf team. thank you all so much. it is a honor to partner with you. i will turn it over to doug to say a few words. [applause] >> ann and i have dueling script s. nobody knows what will happen today. i will return the complement. when mercy housing california years ago decided we were interested in trying to work with the residents, we knew it will be a struggle to do this, not alone because there are so many other folks involved, but jean reached

doug.hey do. good evening, david. good to see you. good evening, doug. yeah, i will have to say that david has actually been my entree. a lot of the a lot of the sites that that show up in the book that that we met at zip's coffeehouse and, sanjay stereo. so david has been my guide to a lot of a lot of the the region that he is that he is writing about. i might begin by asking you to define terms maybe by doing a sort of, you may be an urbanite sort of routine or something like that and just, you know, you might be an exurbia might not even know it. that's right. yeah. so i would assume that most people are familr with suburbia and the suburb. it's a town to an urban area such as one in which where we sit chicago. differentiates an excerpt from a suburb is density and distance. so taking those in reverse and exurb has greater distance from the urban area than a suburb, so less population density and exurbia began to take off, expand and grow and enlarge. within the past couple of decades as

>> doug paints a good picture of that.ay be that trump doesn't know how to use a camera, and he has a smart team around him, and if they decide to do something other than we expected, the rules -- there could be a scenario where the rules work for trump. if you look at past behavior, i don't see anything in the rules that's a benefit to trump, and they all seem to be something that would help, that would make it a better environment for biden, and i'm with you, katy. like, i don't understand why trump agreed to these rules. vaughn said, well, you know, he has been saying he could do it anytime, anywhere. it's not as if trump stands by his word or anything. i am surprised that they said yes to cnn, yes to abc, and it they have agreed to the rules. >> how high are the stakes for president biden. is there -- is anybody saying that -- yeah, tell me, how high are the stakes? >> sorry. they are very high, and i think that he and his team are going into the debate, not -- with a lot of confidence. not a lot of bravado. this was -

let's bring in retired pilot doug rice. doug, nice to see you . this looks actually like a stunt move at an air show. what happened here is this the pilot doing this, or is this something else causing this? no this was the aircraft. a, power control unit that, operates the rudder moved the rudder in flight. that power control unit should not have had any power. it's a standby. and it caused the rudder to deflect, which moved the airplane, and the sway left and right with the subsequent roll. okay, doug, if you were flying or when you were flying, and this happens, did it ever happen to you? and what's the recourse for the pilot, he or she has to quickly kind of straighten things out, correct? correct the pilot would be, aware of it almost instantaneously because he would feel it in the nose of the aircraft, and he would also feel it in the rudder pedals, and he would take action to nullify the motion and stabilize the aircraft. how often does this happen? and is this because of the actual fleet here of all these 737 max, or is it just the specific

so together they are doug-ala. what can i say?ves her, only a minority ofricans approve of the job that she and president biden are doing. what is your response when people are critical of your wife because, of course, they are? >> i'm her husband. nobody wants to see anyone they love criticized or attacked. but that said, i mean, she is vice president of the united states. so this all comes with the territory. she is the toughest person out there. >> reporter: she is tough? >> oh, so tough. just bounces right off of her. >> reporter: and as for second gentleman douglas emhoff, he is not california dreamen. do you think, well, you know, if things don't work out, we could always move back here and be just fine? >> we are going to win this election. we have to win this election. literally, our country and our world depends on us winning this election. that's what's going to happen. what if there was a cruise that felt like no other? a cruise created by foodies— for foodies. one chef for every 10 guests, every meal prepared to order,

doug lauren boebert they all represent that are predominantly exurban. so the book begins, i'm going to get to your questions take the long way around the scenic route through exurbia. the book begins as a work of political geography that rather than examining trump because we've all read a number of of trump they're all quite gruesome and unpleasant. rather than inspecting let's inspect the places where they're most popular and perhaps through inspecting those places we can learn about the people who vote for them and the movement that they represent. and what we discover is the reactionary, but it's also reactive in the sense that it's an adverse reaction it's a backlash to the progress, the immense progress that is taking shape across the united states in my lifetime, your lifetime, just over the past f decades, the progress on issues of race, progress on issues of gender the progress on, issues of acceptance and opportunities for lgbt q people. and it's not to say that we live in an in an endemic paradise or a. there's still so much work to do and so

doug: i know i don't think so come i think that if you look at the ways that the cpi came in soft not top line was month, but it was because gasoline prices were down and we have seen the movie before we could easily reverse quite likely will and the core was softer than expected because the shoulder inflation which has been the achilles' heel for children inflation remain unchanged airline fares and some other things that drop in the corporate so the pattern of this is softness did not give the fed much comfort and so they stay where they were in on the one cut come i think that they set themselves up said the following position, they desperately want to stay out the political season in particular he accused by don't trump up coming to favor president biden itself one cut come after the election and investors are expecting that now they can copy for the election only there's material this in the data that we are in trouble and so, that is where they want to be you can go preemptively after the election but not before. paul: okay i would ask you about that evidence of a slowdown read

[applause] >> stephen: thank you so much for being here, doug.

will: we definitely got information and who is doug burgum.e and i shared some similarities when it comes to her personal life, he lost his father when he was in high school, i lost my father my 20s. we talked about the formative for man and how you view yourself and the world. we also talked about policies and i challenged him on the criticism that people launched about whether or not he's a globalist or friends of bill gates or whether carbon capture. i have to say i was fairly impressed with his answers and i thought he did a great job. if you want to get to know doug burgum more check that out on the will came show. but is not the only one. rachel: byron donalds is also on the short list and lastly when donald trump was in detroit he mentioned byron donalds, listen. >> byron donalds is an incredible guy in. [applause] and i notice he happens to be on the list of potential vice president's, would anybody like to see him as a vice president? i noticed your name is very high on the list, that's good, you should be on the list. rachel: i've al

nope, douglas doug came to see the asked him up for himself. what do i get supposed to be able to search and investigative meshes will continue . they will continue until all of the members of a sleeper. so was that was certainly sets up, including those members from a broad all identified over the phone. and what is the functionally is for this from eye witnesses capture to this current mission between gunman and security forces. and doug, as does k, but on the couch color, most of the dead were police officers. and this will be relevant services and law enforcement agencies working quickly. but unfortunately there were losses with the offer. austin said condolences to the families and friends who sons and brothers died already 120 kilometers separate the bent and not catching color. both cities came under a tech for several hours a while no one has claimed responsibility. the republic of doug it's done has been targeted by islamic militants in the past. rushes investigative committee has called the attacks acts of terror. so quick look at som

and doug, as does capital not catch color, most of the dead were police officers. and this will be relevant services and law enforcement agencies work quickly. but unfortunately, there were losses with the offer. often said condolences to the families and friends with sons and brothers. died the already 120 kilometers separate the bent and not catching color. both cities came under attack for several hours while no one has claimed responsibility. the republic of doug it's done has been targeted by his lemma militants in the past. rushes investigative committee has called the attacks acts of terror. well i called responding to j g o. seminar security has been following developments from rica as the deputy was banned in russia. he gave me this update. a well rushing investigator said that all 5 of the gunmen were killed by security forces during their operation. and no group has claimed responsibility for this attack yet. however, the, i've got to some branch of the lennox state group has pressed the tag. they didn't claim responsibility, but they praise that. and th

and could doug burgum's tears real him out?he story behind that story coming up. >> brian: batter up tonight. major league baseball heading to rickwood field to pay tribute to the negro leagues. will cain brings takes us back in history. >> ainsley: remember, mornings are always better with friends. >> brian: get dressed. >> lawrence: we're going to go straight to that fox weather alert. right now tropical storm alberto, the first major storm of the summer season bringing heaven rain to the texas coast. >> ainsley: galveston completely covered in water. some inches 11 inches of rain. officials say tornadoes and water spots have also possible. >> steve: right there on the gulf coast. as it rains down in texas. historic heat wave continues midwest right up through new england with 99 million americans under heat alerts today. >> brian: let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for the fox weather forecast. >> janice: first day of summer and we are feeling it across the northeast and ohio valley and great lakes. record

doug luzader has details. >> doug: one on president campaign trail and the other hunk erred down at camp david. former president trump appeared at a rally over the weekend. he told the crowd on saturday, he knows who his v.p. pick is and that person may be at thursday's cnn debate in atlanta. >> nobody knows. who do you like as v.p.? [screaming] >> j.d. vance. >> you like jd? who do you like? >> who do you like as v.p.? >> tulsi gabbard. >> tom scott. >> tom cotton. >> a lot of -- >> a lot of names mentioned, a list that may be at the wautch party on thursday. president biden meantime remains at camp david and may be there until the debate. >> do you think he will be good on the stage? sc >> if he prepares, he'll be fine. we'll see what happens. >> what is your strategy for the debate? >> this is the best strategy people are screaming questions. >> joe biden does not have concerns about mental fitness, nor do i. joe biden has taken this country from downfall to leading the world. >> after the debate trump is heading to virginia to,a peer w with -- >> todd: doug, thank you. former preside

larry: scott perry, doug collins, let me go to you. no one will accuse mr. being soft on the open border. in fact he talks in the same speech paragraph about a massive deportation program. but it is an interesting wrinkle. i interviewed him before the business roundtable, what, 10, 12 days ago. he made this point. if you get a diploma from a two-year or four-year college, or graduate school, you should get a green card because we like to keep and attract the best and brightest doug collins, what do you think of mr. trump's idea on this point? >> i agree with you, it is not taking anything away from stopping at border dealing with up front. dealing with folks here, that have a pathway this is issue come up before. this is something before congress before but i think it will have to be narrowly defined. it will have to be in some ways looked at. we can't really do any of this, donald trump understands until we actually close the border. get a handle on all the other problems we got with the immigration system. i think he is looking forward. i think he understa

>> doug: i would consider it a snub. zelenskyy is showing up to everything from store opening to everything he can, he is desperate for money and resources and desperate to continue the fight. him being there and needing long-term agreements are nothing more than promise rings basically. the president can say, we'll be in there with you for the next 10 years, but president biden has to go to congress. if president trump gets electioned, that makes this an interesting issue. taking prime minister netanyahu out where they are talking about ceasefire, why wouldn't there be discussion there? why wouldn't you want him there? it shows priorities they are willing to touch on perimeter of things they think they can control, they don't want to get into stickier situation such as the israel and gaza situation, they don't want to bring in and mess up their situation. >> todd: another issue over this g-7, hunter biden's conviction. white house has not ruled out president biden commuting the sentence. karine jean-pierre was asked abo

but dexcom, yeah. >> doug, great. appreciate it. doug mccay. >> okay.s, guys. >> you too. >>> after the break, the presidential fundraising race kicking into high gear. trump being fueled by his verdict rather than hindered. poised to outraise biden. details on how democrats are responding. that is next. (♪♪) ♪ well i was raised by careful hands ♪ ♪ yeah, they made me who i am ♪ ♪ so i'm off to see... ♪ we invent them. we design them. we build them. and one day, we have to let them soar. ♪ i'm always coming home ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. former president donald trump poised to outraise biden and democrats for the second-straight month. megan joins us here with the details. >> that's exactly right. trump and his campaign are saying they raised a remarkable $141 million in may alone. and much of it from small dollar donors in the hours immediate

i think i see a little different than doug. i hear his point.so true is i'm focused on these double hater voters that don't like either one of them and think about politics four minutes a week. they haven't consumed donald trump in a while. they are starting to figure out what they'll do in an election where they have disapprovals on both of those candidates. so it really is a both answer here. donald trump continuing to say crazy things every day does hurt him. we've seen his numbers go down a bit since the court case, but the biden campaign has got to continue to do what it's trying to do, be in the battleground states moving their pro economic message. >> apparently he told stormy daniels that he was terrified of sharks. i do think doug has a point when it comes to the biden team and the economy. there was a really interesting ezra klein podcast talking about why the economy still feels so bad for many. rightly or wrongly, a lot of people are blaming joe biden because every time they go to the grocery store, the prices are higher. they might

doug collins what do you think?ing them at border he how would you down front but dealing with folks who are here with a pathway this issue has come up before. we can't do this, i think that donald trump understanding this until we actually close the border then get a handle on other problems with th immigration system, high is looking forward and understands -- he is look forward and understands the situation but he does understand you have to stop the flow at border. larry: scott perry, the last word, deportation idea he goes eisenhower. deportation idea when poll on this, you probably know, is very popular. when you see the horrible hideous monstrous stories, in new york, in maryland, and georgia and texas. deportation of criminals will be a big issue. down you think? >> -- don't you think? >> they should be here soon shouldn't be here in first place preying on american citizens but then we have to incarcerate them and pay your taxes to keep ourselves safe from people who should not be here in the first place, we

what are the cons for doug burgum? well, first off, who is doug burgum? most folks have no real no idea who he is. he wouldn't exactly be an exciting pick for the base. and of course, he failed in his own president, presidential bit earlier this year. so it doesn't exactly have that great of an electoral track record nationally speaking. finally, let's go to the state of ohio and jd vance. all right? pros well, he is a populist, just like donald trump. i think he could really excite the populist base of the republican party. also, if you're looking for someone who might play decently well in swing states like pennsylvania and michigan. well, ohio, if you know your map is pretty close to both of those how about the cons? well, he's untested nationally. who knows how to actually do when the lights are shined upon him. and finally, there's 2016 opposition to trump. he was very much against trump. be very interesting to see some of those types plate, if in fact he was chosen abbott yeah, actually pretty wide range there among those three that he's picking fro

as people think about someone like doug, he doesn't need a job.it because he didn't want to change the state and he didn't want to run for president and he needed to see a change in the country and that's why he's endorsed donald trump and he wants to see a change in america and that's why he's all in for donald trump. >> we've only got 30 seconds, but i'm curious, there are people who are used to being the boss. number two is not an appealing place for them to be. is that something you think doug burgum really would love to do, though? >> i think doug burgum is a get it done executive and desperately, desperately, i spent a lot of time traveling between iowa and new hampshire. he just wants to see a change of direction in this country and that's why he's supporting donald trump and that's why he's with him tonight. >> lance trover. it's good to have you the program and we appreciate your time. >>> still to come, the top issues voters want candidates to address tonight. we found that out from some polls and we have much more debate coverage with o

green in the bolden state with a string of sold out fundraisers and rumored vp contender governor doug burgum will join us coming up. pete: trump sounds alarm over nuclear war, biden says the only existential threat to humanity is the weather. >> existential threat of climate change growing greater. will: existential threat of climate change. texas coming for wall street. how the new york stock exchange could challenge -- the new stock exchange could challenge new york's status. mamaria bartiromo reacts ahead f the final hour starting now. will: good morning to the final hour of "fox & friends" from our new studio in new york city. rachel: it's a temporary studio. we're coming back. pete: a few months in here. it's getting cozy. got the furniture situated and the creeks out. obviously chicago. shout-out to chicago. rachel: thing you you can get your father is the war on warriors. that's a great book. pete: oh, yeah, thank you, rachel. rachel: did you like your father's day gift you god outside? will: i got a cooler with my name on it. pete: did you get sean a father's day gift yet? rac

come on, i fund the of the life the most the of doug is done. and so the people that gets done have long since made their choice. they have chosen the organization to leave them. and it's the, yeah, and that's the authority they look up to and choose as the source of information. that's why it's not a problem. you're ready to go to the video. sure. you know when you took a people and viewed as one person and these people can look at be like a child, especially when addressed by person with religious authority. well, i don't know if i work from docusign or any other region that is currently bad, miles by our x partners. i would be upset like a child. i wouldn't know what to do. let's take this situation 2 months ago when a crowd of diag, a studies were allegedly looking for jews on board a plane at an airport. this was hyped up to the point of insanity by chunk of channels and social media. most of them are run from ukraine. we read some comments online, were locals were upset that social media had made so much fun of that. they took offense that

doug collins and patrick murphy. look, cleanup on aisle seven is something unfortunately that politicians have to do. even presidents have had to do it. why would you pull somebody on your team that already is a train wreak on social media in terms of cleaning up after him unless you are desperate? what does it get the democratic party and the wohite house, >> doesn't get you a lot. it is about donald trump and joe biden. it will be a debate of contrast especially today, harris, when we are two years from the disastrous dobbs decision that overturned roe v. wade. do you know 1-third of american people don't have access to reproductive predome. >> harris: you are going away from the question why they would hire this guy. a tiny sample of the flood of criticism of tyler cherry by social media users. some of them. let me guess, cheap fakes? a reference to the white house characterization of recent videos of president biden. because this is in response to that tweet that aishah hosni showed us which i pointed out came ou

doug jones, alabama. joe walsh is a former republican congressman from illinois. the host of the podcast white flight but joe walsh. thank you for being with us. jones, let us start with you. mitch mcconnell said the charges against donald trump should never have been brought in the first place. two of your contenders to replace mcconnell. they called it a disgrace. gender john thune called the case politically motivated. you have worked with all these people. does any of this surprise you? >> yes. it does. some, not so much. some you would absolutely expect. i keep hearing i am ashamed and disgrace. these are the comments coming from republican leaders throughout this country. this was a joy that convicted donald trump. it was not a justice department. it was not a.d.a. it was a joy from new york that convicted him. they are the ones who are attempting to create what they describe as a banana republic. to basically consider our justice system -- to continue to attack our justice system. i do not know if they fully recognize this or not but it is a travesty. >> ri

vance, north dakota governor doug burgum and florida senator marco rubio are on the list and one source says tim scott is in the

we have meghan hayes and doug hi. okay. so megan, you you are a biden adviser who is talking to him right now in the inner circle can have a candid conversation with him about what went wrong. >> look, i think they've had those candid conversations. i think obviously dr. biden is very involved, but i think i needed done as you saw, she was on another network earlier today talking about the conversation. there's the campaign staff and the white house staff that's all around him. but again, i think that they are moving past that. they are moving on to look to what they're gonna do for the next hundred and 30 days to what they can do to show the american people that he is capable of doing this job and what they will do for him. i mean, he has had a tremendously successful presidency. i think they need to remind people of that. and then he needs to get on out on the trail and continue to remind folks what he's gonna do for the next four years. >> mega have another question. what went wrong? what i mean? he we were told that for

>> how badly does doug burgum want this job? you don't become vice president by running for vice president, i think you get chosen for vice president based on what you've done. and i think that's if he's in consideration for vice presidents because donald trump sees what a lot of people see is that doug burgum is on a very successful person in his private life and business life and a very successful person is in his governorship. mr. shark tank, kevin o'leary was on cnn last week telling him saying he should be vice president. it's based on all the work that he's done in north dakota and so if he's in consideration for that, i think it's because of all the good things that he's done over the course of his career relentlessly on math but the question is, do you expect now? hi but we're looking at the insider but seriously, does he want it like you'd have to ask him that you should have them on the show for c wants it. so what do you think that he brings to the ticket? >> so i think it's apparent that he brings that the business c

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jackie: final word to you, doug.e a lot of groups in play here, and that is what's going to be so critical when it comes to election day. what do you think? >> i think between minorities, both african-americans and hispanics, younger people, group item workers, non-college-educated males in particular, this election is very, very much more volatile potentially than 2020 was, and we could have a lot of surprises in some blue states. and i think democrats are waking up to that now. perhaps a little slowly, but rest assured trump is making inroads where where he's never made them before. jackie: volatile isn't necessarily the word that we want to hear when it comes to this election, is so we all have to be ready for that. i thank you both so much for your time today. >> thank you, jackie. jackie: good to see you. all right. before the faceoff, a major supreme court opinion on presidential immunity could come down. what it would mean for donald trump this time around. plus, the heat still on across the united states. is

doug, welcome. why don't we start there. let's say you're lucky enough to have had some of these winners, whether it's qqqs or bitcoin or the video shares in nvidia, and now they have become too big a portion of your portfolio. how do you sensibly are dues that? >> yeah. with talk about concentration risk, right, when one particular issue or position starts to become too heavy in your portfolio. what i like to do with my clients is figure out a threshold like 10% or 20% of your overall investable net worth that you're comfortable taking a position in. for me it's around 20%. i don't like seeing 20% of that one thing. >> you could have 20% in a single stock? >> well, you have to keep in mind that if it's such a winner, you have tax consequences associated with really paring that down so you want to be conscientious about what the tax ramifications are. if it's 40%, 50% of your portfolio and then you'll pear that down 30%. that's pretty significant so it's personal. it's individual, 20% for some, 10% for others, but you want t

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let me ask you this, doug. kaplan -- >> which will probably never happen now. go on. >> okay. what would you possibly think his reaction would be? do you honestly think he would enjoy your get up? >> well, yes. i'm kind of banking on it. [ laughter ] >> how long do you think it would take before he called the police? >> let's get real. >> yeah, let's get real. i swear to god, i would love nothing more than to punch you in the mouth right now. [ light laughter ] >> you know, i like to believe that, yes, gabe kaplan would enjoy my attempt to resemble him. but i don't know for sure if he'd like it. [ light laughter ] sure. there's a chance he'd be bothered by it. but probably not because i know gabe kaplan is a decent man. i just want everyone in this room to promise me one thing. if mr. kaplan ever returns to this building -- [ light laughter ] -- and i can only pray that he would. [ laughter ] would someone please find me? all right? please, check my office. [ light laughter ] and if i'm not in my office, you ch

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um, you know, links to perhaps pull my north, wasn't the officials in doug as time itself as well as the possibility they could have been somehow in fluid supported from elements abroad. those are the 2 lines that investigators will certainly be looking at. and daniel, how if russian authorities reacted to what happened? well, i say suddenly a lot of finger pointing took place very quickly. yes. that i, uh, an m p for a doug as tom saying that this was no doubt the trace of ukraine and nato countries. some sort of special services. now the russian politician said get our goals and it was quick to point out that says simply, blaming for an access for e, such incidents in russia would not lead to anything constructive. what our lead to further problems as i'm certainly 2nd medical, seemed to uh go with the full line of school this morning. meanwhile, religious community leaders both from the christian faith, the jewish more than the faith as well. i've called on people, not so given to the extreme, be extremism to radicalism, to be simple as ation the most deep of doug, a stone in part

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doug luzader joins you now. doug?rk will be in court today after a community banded together to catch him. christian inga-landi is accused of threatening two 13-year-olds a girl and boy before tying them up and raping the girl. he expect him to face this list of charges, rape, robbery, kidnapping, sex abuse, menacing behavior. unlawful imprisonment. injuring a child. and criminal possession of a weapon. he is a migrant from ecuador. he was caught by a group of community members who then held him, waiting for police to arrive. that's quite a story in and of itself. the biden administration meantime is offering condolences to the family of rachel morin, the maryland mother of five who police say was killed by a 23-year-old illegal immigrant. this is the white house statement. we extend our deepest condolences to the family, and loved ones of rachel morin. we cannot comment on active law enforcement cases but fundamentally, we believe that people should be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law if they are fou

doug burgam!"am sure -- i am certain farmers have coffee makers. [ laughter ] they also have tvs and computers. this isn't 12th century medieval europe. have you been to a farm lately? they have robots that milk the cows now. [ laughter ] you can control it via wi-fi from your tablet. in fact, every time you fill a milk bucket, you get a bonus life in "candy crush." [ laughter ] but my favorite example of maga weirdos claiming a guilty verdict would just make trump stronger came from fox host jesse watters, who chose a very bizarre analogy. >> democrats think locking up trump locks up america first, but it doesn't. it makes it stronger. you ever see the prison bodies on inmates? >> seth: what an -- [ laughter ] what an interesting question that i hope you've never asked within 500 feet of a school. [ laughter ] fir -- no, i haven't. have you? in what circumstance did you see prison bodies on inmates? it's not great when you're pro-trump talking points sound like the fifth- most popular search on po

doug, if you can stand we are listening in to this event in raleigh, north carolina, where first lady jill biden is introducing president biden, let's listen i'm going to repeat that line because i think it's the most important. i loved him from this start i saw in him then the same character that i see in him today. and even though he has faced unimaginable tragedies, his optimism is undaunted his strain is, unshakable is undeterred over the last few years, joe has helped heal our country help us all recover from the chaos of the last administration we choose our chapter in history, but we can choose who leads us through it at this moment with these these parallels, the world is facing there is no one that i would rather have sitting in the oval office right now, then my husband last night, on the debate stage, was joe biden a president with integrity and character told that, truth trump there luck good election is about you is fighting for the families here in north carolina and across america who are working hard, to find a secure place in the middle-class the moms who worried that

hits a fevered pitch will talk to amanda many people put the top of that list north dakota governor doug burgum. >> the supreme court is crippling our ability to combat the epidemic gun violence. >> is a huge win. shannon: divided supreme court rules against a trump air ban on it gonna bump stocks but sands united ants rolling back access to an abortion pill for it now our sunday panel debates those decisions looks ahead to the big opinions yet to come including and make or break case on presidential immunity. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪. shannon: hello from foxnews in washington happy father's day. and headlines today former president trump and the key battleground state of michigan a rallying support is at the conservative turning point action conference and detroit but hoping to flip that critical state from blue to red. while in california and the president first lady took part in a star-studded fundraising event in hollywood that raised more than $28 million for biden's reelection campaign. the president fresh off the g7 summit in italy he emphasized united support for ukr

vance, and they have attacked not doug burgum but elise stefanik.g after -- marco rubio as well. they are going after all the people that they feel like could invite more voters into the republican party. >> brian: i always look at the sunday shows. that's where the president gets his auditions because he wants them to go into hostile territory and see how it's done. byron donalds i watched last night about 10:00 because of the comments he made about jim crow and that period of time was better for the black family as brutal as it was with segregation. i watched him go in there, go to battle for it. talked about republicans and historically democrats were the ones with segregation and jim crow. i thought he was brilliant. marco rubio is a saber tooth tiger in there and tom cotton has three straight weeks in a row taking the fire and givings it back. and left all three hosts flabbergasted and marco rubio really understands him. i don't think he can go wrong with any of them. i think all of them are going to be in the cabinet should he win. >> ainsley: