gillian turner is in for harris. you can take my rant from here. >> gillian: i can also thank dana and bill, which is nice. fox news alert. moments ago the supreme court struck down president biden's student debt relief program. 6-3 decision split alodge ideological lines. the president lacks the legal authority to provide billion else of dollars in federal student loan forgiveness without authorization from congress. i'm gillian turner in washington in for harris today on "the faulkner focus." john roberts writing in the majority opinion, this court has never drawn the line the secretary suggests and for good reason. among congress's most important authorities is its control of the purse. justice kagan with dissent writing the majority overrides the combined judgment of the legislative and executive branches with the consequence of eliminating loan forgiveness for 43 million americans. i respectfully dissent from that decision. white house says we'll hear from the president directly on this ruling later today. in th

gillian turner is in for harris. >> gillian: fox news alert more than 75 million americans are locked in a dangerous haze. toxic clouds from the massive canadian wildfire is triggering major air quality alerts. i'm gillian turner in for harris, she is hosting fox news tonight all week long. major leagues sports is postponing games and faa is grounding flights. in the thick of the danger that forecasters say will increase before it gets better. air quality reaching hazardous levels in new jersey, washington, d.c. new yorkers were faced with the worst air quality in the city's history, yesterday. >> the smog, the smell. >> i feel i am getting a headache. >> feel it in my eyes. my must is more compromised than i am. >> asthma. >> when i got back from school my head was hurting. i was having bad headaches and my nose started bleeding. >> gillian: look at the time lapse that shows how bad things really got in the big apple yesterday. over the course of just a few hours, you can see the world trade center disappearing into an orange haze. winds are pushing that toxic cloud that was over new

gillian. >> gillian: peter doocy at 1600 pennsylvania avenue for us, thank you. john. >> john: ukraine largely remaining silent about any military action but the reports are fueling speculation that kyiv has started its long-awaited counteroffensive against russia. when asked about it, biden crossed his fingers, jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. it seems there was no big announcement about this counteroffensive. what happened with the dam might be an indication that somebody is trying to forestall it, but is it underway, do we think? >> it's a good question, john. there are increasing signs so-called spring counteroffensive to push russian forces back across the border and out of ukraine is quietly underway. this video released in recent days by ukraine's defense minister tells ukrainians and western allies essence that loose lips sinkships. the u.s. has sent ukraine almost $38 billion in security assistance since russia invaded in february 2022, in order to stop putin from redrawing the map of europe. there is bipartisan support on the hill to send more amm

gillian, good afternoon. >> gillian: great to be with you, john. gillian turner in for sandra today. this is "america reports." subhouse committee is hearing testimony from the dhs inspector general, tasked with staffing and morale challenges with border agents over the last couple of years. >> john: accusing the white house ill equipped to handle the end of title 42. but the democrats attacked the i.g.s reputation. aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill with the latest. seemed almost like a tale of two hearings. >> it was a wild couple of hours, adjourned a few minutes ago, and trying to talk about staffing issues at the border, and morale issues at the border, and democrats were telling him to get his own house in order. first time kafari testified on capitol hill since a big shake-up at dhs, tate johnson is retiring at the end of june and raul ortiz announced he is leaving as well. now, all while the border crisis continues to stress cities coast to coast, in fact this week, john, california governor gavin newsom appeared to threaten florida gove

gillian?llian: 32 billion here, 32 billion there, pretty soon you're talking about real money. kelly o'grady in la for us tonight. thank you. ♪ >> well, the battle over how schools deal with students' gender identities is centered tonight in new jersey. democratic governor there is suing a handful of school districts overrules that parents must now be notified if their children are expressing confusion about their gender identity in the classroom. here's correspondent nate boyd. >> reporter: one week after filing lawsuits over three new jersey school districts governor murphy's administration is encouraging all schools to continue displaying pride flags and to protect books reflecting all sexual orientations and gender identities. his office tells fox news governor murphy remains on the side of lgbtq plus students whose rights are being infringed on. the state is suing three districts, including middletown, for requiring teachers to tell parents in their child shows signs of changing gender id

that's bringing our panel, gillian and nathalie, gillian if i can come to your verse.dent zielinski describing it as an environmental bomb of mass destruction. certainly not under planned events here. he’s not under planned events here. he's riaht, it's not under planned events here. he's right. it's not _ not under planned events here. he's right, it's notjust _ not under planned events here. he�*s right, it's notjust an environmental drum it's an economic problem. the area flooded is crucial for ukrainian agriculture. if you did notjust ukraine but other parts of the world. the damage will be horrific and costly to fix. the other thing from the american point of view, sitting in america right now, is that the us intelligence and foreign services indicated that they have intelligence indicating that russia did this and are likely to, actually, release it publicly in the same way they did at the beginning of the ukrainian invasion back in february 2020. to try and show people what is going on. february 2022. so, essentially, we are waiting to see what comes out of wash

for us. >> gillian: no word today from state department as to his location. we are learning the national security team did not believe putin was to cave so quickly. it sounds like it happened under their noses. >> this is an unfolding story and we are in the midst of a moving picture. we have not seen the last act. we do know putin has a lot more to answer for in the weeks and months ahead. >> gillian: the intelligence community new the wagner group was likely planning some kind of a mutiny against putin's forces but did not believe putin and they would strike a group. >> they keep people inside the units loyal the kremlin but did not do anything about it before it reached the fever pitch is really quite strange to me. >> gillian: secretary blinken acknowledging the u.s. does not know what terms they agreed to or how it's going to play out inside ukraine. >> we don't have finality in terms of what was actually agreed between prigozhin and putin. i expect we will learn more what deal they struck. too soon to tell what will happen to the wagner forces. >> gilli

[applause] >> thanks again, gillian. that was great. so many themes and topics we will be touching on today. just to give you a bit of the sense, we will try to spin the next good hour or so discussing with the fantastic people we have on stage. the panel. i want to make sure we can stay sometime at the end for questions. so, as we are discussing and talking, if you think of something you want to ask or bring up, write that down. be sure to save ten or 20 minutes if we can, at the end, to have a great discussion as well. but first, touching on so many of those themes that gillian mentioned. we want to give you a concrete sense of some of the things we are talking about. we want to show you a clip. this as a program bbc media action made in bangladesh, one of those countries that truly is on the front of climate impacts right now. this is itv reality series called together we can do it. it was made in the pin kelly language. this was a show that traveled across the country and a challenge communities there to take action. actions that tr

hi, gillian. >> gillian: it turns out that president biden apparently believes president xi jinping is a dictator, revelation that came during a political fundraiser along with new intelligence disclosures about the infamous chinese spy balloon. the president reportedly told donors the reason why xi jinping got upset in terms of when i shot the balloon down with the two boxcars of spy equipment in it, he didn't know it was there. no, i'm serious, what a great embarrassment for dictators when they didn't know what happened. now, china's foreign ministry today is calling biden's dictator comment irresponsible, extremely absurd and a political provocation. yesterday secretary blinken confirmed a leak that revealed china and cuba are indeed planning a new joint military training facility less than 100 miles from florida on cuba's northern coast. they could use to gather intelligence and even launch troops. >> this is something we are going to be monitoring very, very closely and we have been clear about that and we will protect our homeland, protect interests. >> gillian: the white house n

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gillian turner, what's the latest?>> gillian: secretary of state tony blinken wrapped a presser in which he appeared to confirm china has been operating a spy base inside cuba or trying to and it is part of this broader effort by the communist party to ramp up espionage against foreign countries. take a look at the statement, given to fox news by a biden administration official on saturday. they say the people's republic of china conducted an upgrade of its intelligence connection facilities in cuba in 2019. this is well-documented in the intelligence record. an issue this administration inherited. now, this statement like i said was given to us saturday. two days prior national security spokesperson john kirby was on tv, he shot down reporting that this base even existed all together. listen. >> i'm saying -- i'm saying we have seen the report. it's not accurate. we are focused on making sure that we can mitigate any threats from china in the region. >> gillian: asked about the claim the biden administration "inherite

gillian turner joins us live from the white house. gillian? >> hi, brian.seemingly confirming that china has been operating a spy base inside cuba for years or at the very least that they have been trying to as you mentioned. the admission came from john kirby yesterday at the white house briefing. just four days after he had publicly completely shot down reporting about the spy base all together. take a listen. >> we are as forthcoming as we should have been given the nature of this information. sadly, not everybody seems to take it as seriously as we do because clearly, there's a source or sources out there that think it's somehow beneficial to put this kind of information into the public stream. >> gillian: former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe says there was no such operation on former president trump's watch. >> the idea that this kind of surveillance platform was present and being allowed is just, you know, is just absurd. >> gillian: yesterday in the briefing john kirby appeared to imply that perhaps the problem was that trump admin

>> gillian: i do know? would have to look into that and get back to you, brian. >> ainsley: i don't think any of them have. >> gillian: i don't think so either. >> brian: amazing tight ship. >> steve: thank you very much. regarding the leaking of this particular tape trump posted on truth social jack smith working in conjunction with the doj and fbi illegally leaked and spun a tape and transcript of me, which is actually exoneration. so, do you know what? if trump thinks it's an exoneration of him, prance somebody on his side actually did the leaking to cnn and maggie haberman. >> brian: makes sense. >> steve: it does, actually. >> ainsley: going to say in court trump says on tape sees a president i could have declassified it. now, i can't, you know, but this is still a secret. is he saying on that tape. >> steve: yeah. is he admitting he has got classified documents. >> brian: sounds like the same tape. it's the same issue and what it was was there is a story that milley, after the president lost the elect

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gillian turner is here with us now.ording those classified documents. >> gillian: there are some big developments yesterday and today. the criminal trial for compromising u.s. military secrets has a start date now, august 14th. legal experts tell us that is a dramatically expedited date as the case is complicated and it will entail a whole lot of pretrial negotiating. our colleague bret pressed trump about the classified military plans he allegedly stashed at mar-a-lago. >> 31 documents listed, nuclear capabilities of foreign countries, related to military foreign countries, intelligence briefings of foreign countries, why do you want to hold on to those documents after you were president. >> i didn't say i do. in discussions with nara giving them back, and we got raided, against the fourth amendment rights. >> do you know if you have sensitive documents? >> no. >> gillian: they will move the august 14th start date, and allow time to reconsider the legal strategy after the president appears to have acknowledged denying

hi, gillian. >> hi, martha. so aside from what we all just saw play out at the white house, i want to flag that it's important the secretary state himself just a short while ago confirmed the existence of the chinese spy base inside cuba. he said it's part of a broader chinese effort to ramp up espionage of the united states. take a listen. >> they're seeking an upgrade of their intelligence collection in 2019. i can't get into every step we've taken but the strategy begins with diplomacy. our efforts have slowed down this effort by the p.r.c. >> this admission comes now just four days after john kirby had initially completely shot down reporting about this spy base. here's john kirby just a moment ago. >> we were as forthcoming as we should have been at the time the first stories appeared. there is -- the sensitive nature of this information is such that we just simply couldn't go in to more detail. >> normer dni john ratcliffe insists claims that the chinese ran a spy base during president trump's tenure are a

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gillian turner at the state department. gillian, thank you.s were off today as the fed chairman hinted at further interest rate hikes. >> the dow fell 102. the s&p 500 lost 23. the nasdaq was down 165. federal trade commission is suing amazon for what it calls a year's long effort to enroll consumers without consent in its prime program. the ftc says amazon then makes it difficult for people to cancel those subscriptions. is says amazon uses deceptive designs to trick its customers. amazon so far is not commenting. a former fbi analyst who has now been sentenced to almost four years in prison for illegally retaining national defense documents. kendra kingsbury pleaded guilty to the charges last year. she admitted she kept sensitive government materials including classified documents at her north kansas city missouri home. up next, why the white house has missed a deadline to turn over information about the covid-19 origins. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. wfxt in boston guard member jack t

gillian turner, the meeting, when is it going to happen and who will be there?confirmed by the fbi, the director will bring the original 1023 form to the hill to view in a secure facility, called a scif, instead of lawmakers going to fbi headquarters as originally planned. fbi said the fbi has demonstrated to working with the committee to scheduling briefings and calls and allowing the chair to view information in person. james comer had released a statement yesterday morning indicated he was going to hot foot it over to fbi headquarters monday but fox news has learned that is off the table now. the fbi director has made this accommodation out of convenience for members of congress as they have already seen the document in question. listen to chuck grassley. >> i read it. let's put it this way. there are accusations in it but it's not for me to make a judgment whether the accusations are accurate or not. my job is to make sure the fbi is doing their job. >> gillian: standard form, 1023, used across the bureau when someone comes forward with an allegation or tip.

gillian, thank you very much. also, on the plane, going up, we just saw some fox news digital of him up in nan. the plane flying up to new hampshire abc and simaphor were both on board and asked the president when you were holding up those documents and stuff like that, what were you talking about? >> he said i had no documents. he explained look, my desk was loaded up with papers. i just held up a pile of papers. and then, of course, during the bret baier interview about a week ago, donald trump used the word plans to describe some of the things he was highlighting. and he said those were building plans. those were actually plans for golf courses and not as gillian just said, war plans. so, the president, former president, you have got to figure if you are his defense attorney because he has said so many things about to have a heart attack. they probably have said to him a million times, do you really have to talk about that. the more you talk the harder our job is. >> ainsley: well, is he very transparented he a

gillian, what has been the message from the white house as a scandal grows?> gillian: sandra, president so supportive of his son that he include him in an official white house state dinner 2 days after hunter himself pled guilty to federal tax crimes. asked about this yesterday, president reiterated never had anything to do with this some's for business daily. also underpinned those crimes. listen. >> mr. president, (indiscernible) ♪ >> 2017 whatsapp message iris whistle blower testimony from gary shapley, use his dad as leverage in negotiations with a chinese business executive. now, the second whistleblower you mentioned has come forward. a gentleman who previously worked for gary shapley. preferring to stay anonymous. attorney referring him as only mr. x. take a letter and a letter released last week mr. x said weiss u.s. attorney trump appointed not only calling shot, he had to follow the normal process. he had go to washington, d.c., u.s. attorneys office. he really wasn't in charge.he had followed the process. that claim now is rebutted weiss himself in

gillian turner at the white house. we start in bedminster, new jersey now with nate foye. >> former president trump will fly down to miami later today to meet with lawyers and discuss the legal strategy coming after a busy weekend on the campaign trail. he made two speeches in georgia and north carolina and again defended his handling of classified documents. look at video from those speeches at the gop conventions there. the former president called the 37 felony counts against him baseless and ridiculous and referred to the indictment as election interference. late last night on truth social he wrote, hard to believe that the leading candidate by far of the opposition party got indicted. this is strictly third world. maga, federal prosecutors say trump was personally involved in moving classified information from the white house to mar-a-lago. prosecutors say he misled investigations and on two occasions showed people without security clearance essencetive defense information. trump is the first former president every

gillian turner is in for harris. >> gillian: fox news alert more than 75 million americans are locked from the massive canadian wildfire is triggering major air quality alerts. i'm gillian turner in for harris, she is hosting fox news tonight all week long. major leagues sports is postponing games and faa is grounding flights. in the

gillian turner is live at the state department with the latest there.ood morning, gillian. >> good morning, bret. nice to see you this time of morning. it turns out the national security team in washington did not know and did not believe that putin would cave so quickly to a negotiated deal with the wagner group. they were taken by surprise about the concessions putin ended up making. listen to the secretary of state. >> this is an unfolding story. i think we're in the midst of a moving picture. we haven't seen the last act. we can't speculate or know exactly where it will go. we do know putin has a lot more to answer for in the weeks and months ahead. >> the intelligence community walls aware for some weeks the wagner group was likely planning a mutiny against putin's forces but did not believe putin and prigozhin would ultimately strike a deal. >> it came as a surprise to u.s. intelligence. they were surprised when the russians put up no resistance, allowed prigozhin to go into their military headquarters and then they were surprised again by how qui

stuart: gillian turner in d.c. thanks, gillian.rities have dropped charges against yevgeny prigozhin, but putin blasted those responsible for the revolt and says he'll bring them to justice. laura baldwin is a national security and global affairs expert and joins me now. laura, is prigozhin -- pronunciation -- pri goes requesten, a dead man walking like so many people say he is is? >> not necessarily. what we're seeing is a business partnership gone terribly wrong. remember are, russia is a kleptocracy, and at this point it's unclear whether putin or prigozhin is winning. what we do do know is that the, quote-unquote, punishment was exiling prigozhin to minsk which is the equivalent of being sent to the suburbs. i mean, belarus is not an independent country from from russia. so, you know, my experience with russia particularly at the cia is everything you need to understand goes back to a competition for resources and money among the oligarchs, and putin always takes a bit of that. so maybe his former caterer, prigozhin, wanted a b

>> gillian turner in the white house briefing room. gillian, thank you. in moments, we will have highlights of our debate between senators joni ernst and is jean shaheen on china and other hot spots in the edward m. kennedy institute. up next we will go live to philadelphia where the collapse of an interstate overpass is expected to impact tens of thousands for months. and later, a remarkable story of survival and sacrifice as four children endure the amazon jungle alone for more than a month ♪ i like to move it, move it ♪ ♪ you like to... move it ♪ we're reinventing our network. ♪ ♪ ♪ fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service. we're talking about cashbackin. not a game. not a game! we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're not talking about practice? we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. not a game! we've been talking about practice for too long. -word. -no practice. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. i mean, w

. >> comes as we hunter biden at a holiday party gillian turner has the latest for us. >> three of the g.o.p. in the senate demanding that attorney general merrick garland appoint a special counsel to investigate the biden family's finances. they want limb to take a look particular bribed and some hunter. the senators write given concerning alleys that come to light we urge to you appoint a special counsel to investigate any wrongdoing by president biden and his family and their business dealings. now, the white house was asked again about this issue in a briefing this week they insist there is no merit to any of these claims. listen. >> is the white house aware of any recording in which the president might be on tape speaking to a burisma executive? >> so, the president spoke to this. i think he was shouted a question about this at the thursday press conference. and i'm just going to quote him and say it's malarkey. >> a new fox news report finds hunter biden and his business associates visited the white house for a holiday party back in december 2015, just a few days after then v.p.

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first let's go to gillian turner live at the white house.i, gillian. >> well, if secretary of state blinken gets to china this time after his last trip was canceled he will be the highest ranking official from this administration to travel to that country. this trip comes at a moment of extraordinary tension between washington and beijing. >> look at what the chinese communist party did in the last couple of years. unleashed this virus on the world, including us and our economy. crushed the people of hong kong which used to be a state of liberty. economic warfare against our allies like south korea and australia. >> he had a phone call yesterday with his chinese counterpart. it claims it was openly hostile and told blinken to stop interfering in china's affairs. asked at the podium karine jean-pierre says they are not getting into it. >> you've heard the president say it's important to have that diplomacy with world leaders. it is important to have that discussion. so we believe intense competition requires intense diplomacy and that's what

now to gillian turner at the state department. it's almost what is interesting and what they're not saying than what they are. >> that's right, neil. so the state department briefed reporters here just a short while ago. they revealed that they don't know where prigozhin is. for do they know where the roughly 25,000 troops under his command are now headed. they also declined to call what happened over the weekend a coup. president biden over at the white house said it's too soon just yet to do much of anything. take a listen. >> we're going to keep assessing that fallouts of the events. it's still too early to reach a definitive conclusion about where this is going. the ultimate outcome of this remains to be seen. >> so the u.s. national security team did not believe putin would agree to a deal with the wagner group but they did know from intelligence for some time that putin's relations with prigozhin were on the fritz. >> didn't need a classified briefing to know that there were tensions with prigozhin and the russian ministry o

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correspondent gillian turner tells us why. >> when i wanted to disable tiktok three years ago, i wasmocrats, and everyone else. >> since former president trump called for a nationwide ban on the chinese owned app. tiktok, president biden and congress have failed in their effort to see it through. >> the president thinks it's an important issue to deal with i don't have anything tolled a beyond that. >> a national ban is nearly impossible since the number of u.s. tiktok users exploded by 50% in the past three years. china critics reveal one of the primary researchers is the powerful pro-china lobby on capitol hill. >> it may be the quietest lobby up here but probably the loudest and very influential as well. i think they have infiltrated different levels of the government. >> montana's attorney general talking about his state's tiktok ban says the source of the problem is clear. >> i think we have to look at china's influence in washington, d.c. that is a town that's addicted to chinese cash. >> tiktok's parent company bytedance has spent over 13.5 million since 2019 and is reportedly

gillian turner following that. what do you got?e president xi is a dictator. this according to new revelations he made last night at a political fund raiser in addition to new disclosures about that now infamous chinese spy balloon. take a look at what the president said he told donors. when i shot that balloon down, xi jinping didn't know what is there. that is a great embarrassment for dictators. china's foreign ministry is saying the dictator comment is a political provocation and absurd. the state department doubled down. listen. >> we won't hesitate to call out areas where we disagree or to be blunt about some of these differences. one of those areas that the president and the secretary have been clear about is the differences between democracies and autocracies and what they have. >> yesterday secretary blinken confirmed a leak that china and cuba are now planning a new joint military training facility less than 100 miles from florida on cuba's northern coast. it could be used to gather intelligence and even launch troops. >>

gillian, thank you. with that, we bring in k.t.ormer national security adviser under president trump. k.t., great to have you with us. thank you for being here this afternoon. gillian just mentioned the comment from the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson who has been in that job quite a while. here's what he had to say as sort of a warning to our secretary state prior to his trip. watch. china's solemn stance or core concerns of china including taiwan issue stressing that the united states should respect them, stop interfering in china's endetermine affairs and harm their sovereignty, security and development interests in the name of competition. >> martha: so given that, given the spy balloon and this installation in cuba, is it a good idea for the secretary state to go have this meeting? >> not now. he might as well go with a t-shirt saying "kick me." normally you have these phone calls and they're called a read-out. it's usually things like oh, we look forward to a full and frank discussion of our issues. we look forward to a

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only a few german states give financial support, but it needs more help is like my teen monica and gillian. to still they want to stay on as long as possible and stop it. it's a good way to start the day. it's not too much work, not exhausting. and i just lovely seeing the gratitude and the children's on is that it's the best way to start your day stop and can come them. because all i say to my husband and i made 51 children, happy again today. and that makes us both happy to win, you know, to feed. and when the children have happily made their way to class, the 3 women go home to their own breakfast. and at least to the day, but a wholesome one. around 2000 senior citizens doing those good deed and lots of schools across the country. that's it for this week. we'll be back next week until then. good bye. take care. the is germany becoming irrelevant. doing business in the country has become more and more unattractive. due to cumbersome, xerox, receive and high taxes, inflated energy costs and labor shortages are only making things worse. germany and beacon nomic powerhouse no more made in

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