gillian. >> gillian: cb cotton in queens, new york. let's bring in molly hemingway fox news contributor and editor and chief at the federalist. it seems we're reaching some kind of critical mass here where the border crisis has infected the east coast, it seems undeniable now in democratic strongholds like new york city that it is happening. >> when you look at the 6 million illegal border immigrants we have in the country since the biden administration took over, we think a lot about how the cartels have engaged in human trafficking, all the human rights violations that go with that. think about the fentanyl that crossed the border leading to 100,000 deaths recently of americans. but we also now you're seeing new york city deal with what a lot of cities and small towns throughout the country have been dealing with because of our lack of control over the border. when you have this flood of immigrants, illegal immigrants and also the drugs and other problems that come with it, it can cause a lot of administration problems. new york city

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gillian. >> gillian: thank you, sandra. house republicans say newly released bank records expose the names of multiple shell companies associated with hunter biden's business ventures and they say russia, kazakhstan used it. and chad, what can you tell us? >> gillian, good afternoon. names like rosemount seneca partners are among the nearly two dozen firms tied to the bidens, but unclear what the firms do. still, millions of dollars moved between these firms. >> is there a good provided for the money received or paid, is there a service. it's an easy way to transfer money. but when you look underneath the consulting agreement there are no services actually provided. it's just a cover to move money from one entity to another and either for tax fraud or other if you were purposes. >> it's hard to tell exactly what the companies did. consulting is sometimes cited as the purpose of the firm but really just shell companies. that's where money is moved from one company and then to another. here is an example. >> money that came i

gillian. >> gillian: violent crime and street drugs have workers in san francisco worried about safetycials are saying at the nancy pelosi building it's safer to stay home and work from there. leo terrell, a fox news contributor. leo, they are calling it now the san francisco doom loop. take a look at this, outtake from a government memo by the san francisco chronicle, this is from the officials there in light of the conditions at the federal building, we recommend employees maximize the use of telework for the foreseeable future, work from home. this recommendation should be extended to all region 9 employees, including those not currently utilizing telework flexibility. i guess it's a solution if you are one of the government employees who works in that specific building. i don't know about the rest of the city. >> no, no, gillian. respectfully, its it's a surrender. the federal government could protect the building and the outlying area. let's be honest. george soros' money is more important than public safety. san francisco city is in total chaos because of crime, because the georg

. >> gillian: good to be with you, john. thanks for having me. gillian turner in for sandra smith. this is "america reports." david weiss firing back now at hunter biden's legal team. they claim federal prosecutors renegged on the deal. >> john: hunter has swapped out his lead attorney with abby lowell. david, appears the two sides are growing further and further apart on this. >> very far apart, john and gillian. it's amazing, not even three weeks ago on july 26th in wilmington, david weiss was sitting feet away from hunter biden and his attorneys, things were cordial, at least at the beginning getting ready to enter the plea deal, now things have fallen apart and growing further apart. the filing that just came in, david weiss says first the government did not reneg on the previously signed plea agreement as he asserts. hunter biden's attorney's says the gun charge, he was accused of lying on a federal form is valid, it was signed by both parties. the defendant, his attorneys say they have a binding and bilateral diversion agreement. weiss's team says it's not valid, even though

i'm gillian turner. lawyers from brian kohberger are seeking a trial delay slated to start in october. he is charged with four counts of first degree murder as well as felony burglary. defense is claiming he was out driving alone when those four students were murdered. prosecutors say they want details including specific places he claims to have been at the time of the murders and witnesses to back up his alibi. >> bill: nancy grace joins us for a deeper dive into the hearing and the evidence and what she expects but first to the story and news and dan springer outside the courthouse in moscow, idaho. >> brian kohberger has been at the other pre-trial motion hearings and expect him to be in court today six weeks before the start of his murder trial. a lot of loose ends in the case to tie up before this thing can go to trial. his defense lawyers are going to ask the judge for a stay to delay the trial while they attempt to challenge the grand jury indictment. they allege the prosecution made a series of e

gillian. >> gillian: garrett tenney in the chicago newsroom, thank you.ohn. >> john: a live look at the white house where president biden is about to mark the first anniversary of his signature inflation reduction act. but it was just last week when the president admitted that the inflation reduction act had less to do with inflation than he originally boasted about at the time. even the mainstream media suggesting that the bill is more about climate than lowering everyday prices. let's bring in our economic panel, seth harris, former acting labor secretary under president biden and judy shelton is a former trump economic adviser and we should say welcome to both of you. you have not been on the program before. good to have you. seth, let me start with you if i could. president at every turn touts the benefits of bidenomics. but if it's so good, why are so many hurting and why are the president's approval ratings so low? >> well, we have to see how people react to the newest numbers. inflation is down, jobs are being created at a steady, moderate pace. we

. >> gillian: nice to be here on a beautiful blue sky day. >> john: what a picture. >> gillian: i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith. kitty and mike burke say they were turned down because of adherence to catholic teachings, a letter says they would not be affirming to a child who identified as lgbtqia plus. >> comes as they struggle to accommodate 1500 children in the foster care system. chief religion correspondent lauren green has been looking into all of this and joins us from new york. >> the issue is, can a secular government prevent someone from participating fully in a community because of their religious beliefs. now, the supreme court has actually ruled in favor of religion in a similar case about two years ago. but the burkes say this has been devastating for them, saying massachusetts would rather children sleep in the hallways of hospitals than let them welcome children in their home. in a complaint, they said they went through 30 hours of training and lengthy interviews and assessments of their home. according to burke's lawyer, one interviewer actually praised how they real

gillian, great to be with you. >> gillian: great to be with you, mike. sandra and john are both off today. this is "america reports". the former president is going to appear in court in about two hours. trump's legal team is blasting the charges he faces attack on free speech, and claiming his actions are protected by the first amendment or should be. >> mike: jonathan turley noting last hour it's not a slam dunk case for jack smith. >> the government's going to face very strong constitutional head winds going into this case. there are legitimate free speech concerns raised by these charges. >> mike: florida republican congressman byron donalds is here to react. >> gillian: first griff jenkins at the federal district court here in washington. what can you tell us? >> well, hey, good afternoon, gillian. as we wait for the former president to get here, we wanted to give you a little lay of the land of where we are. we are just out front of the courthouse along constitution where it meets pennsylvania, overshadowing this case, special counsel jack smith tri

gillian? >> gillian: thanks, c.b. let's go to adam klotz who joins us from the fox weather center with more on where the storm is now heading this hour. high, adam. we're having some connection issues with adam. we'll bring them back shortly. the white house today faced tough questions about the federal government's response to the wild fires recently in hawaii as compared to what we have seen so far in the wake of hurricane idalia. take a listen. >> seems like a hurricane response so far is robust. did you understand that the wild fire response was not that good or is it easier for people to get help from the white house when the president is not on vacation? >> the disaster hit home for will cain. he's standing by with reaction to that after the break. veteran homeowners to combat today's rising prices. lower your monthly payments with the three c's: pay down your credit cards, pay off your car loan, consolidate your debt with a va home loan from from newday. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your

gillian, great to have you back. >> gillian: this is "america reports." garland says weiss told him he wanted to be given special counsel status to continue his probe into hunter biden. this after insisting for months that step was not necessary. >> sandra: the timing of this announcement is certainly being highlighted at this hour, and raising big questions about how the probe will intersect with a separate congressional investigation. and a draft plea deal between hunter's attorneys and weiss that's currently being reworked. >> gillian: lindsey graham as well as house ways and means committee chair jason smith are both here to react. >> sandra: mark meredith, live at the justice department at this hour for us. why did the attorney yes decide to do this and decide to do this now, mark? >> sandra, good afternoon to you. the u.s. attorney general merrick garland says it's because the u.s. attorney asked for one, david weiss, the u.s. attorney in delaware, appointed by former president trump to handle this job. he says he needed special counsel status going

gillian. jump in and clarify. we don't know yet how many prisoners the united states is going to release in exchange, it's unconfirmed. as soon as word breaks we will bring it to you. it may be less than five. talk to us about the dangers, enumerated the dangers inherit in as you call it funding the iranian regime, freeing up $6 billion that has been frozen up until now. what are they liable to do with that? >> well, none of this has been confirmed yet. we'll have to see. i have my suspicious it's leaked in august so congress is out of session so the white house has less scrutiny over it. according to the letter of the law, this deal, they are only going to be able to use it for food and medicine and those sorts of things. that's pretty easy to get around. in the obama administration when they did the jcpoa, there were $90 billion of sanctions released given them and spoiler alert for the audience, the money was not used as iran said it would be, for infrastructure, new schools or hospitals or

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we welcome our friend from washington, d.c., gillian turner. >> gillian: i'm good. you have to get up early to do this show. i learned that this morning. good to be with you. >> bill: not too brutal. borderline. >> gillian: 4:00 a.m. thanks for having me. i'm gillian turner and this is "america's newsroom." the threat a repeating third grade now is being designed to motivate students to work harder in school as some schools are struggling to overcome major setbacks lingering from the pandemic. >> bill: third grade is a critical benchmark. those who can't read are four times more likely to drop out of school. >> gillian: memphis, tennessee, 76% of third graders there right now not proficient in reading. only 1% of those students were held back a year. >> bill: at problem chronic absenteeism. more than a quarter of students are missing at least 10% of the school year. it puts them of greater risk of dropping out. the governor from arkansas sarah huckabee sanders with us yesterday. >> we have to get back to the basics of teaching math, reading, writing and american his

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gillian. >> gillian: thank you, sandra. the white house is far not commenting after of the justice department has named special counsel in the investigation into hunter biden. so far referring all questions to the doj today. peter doocy has an inside look at the white house team from the north lawn. hi, peter. >> officials that i've spoken to said we are going to need to get any information about this from either the justice department or from hunter biden's representatives. but i do want to flag something that's a couple years old. i asked president biden, he was then the president-elect about this generally right around the time his transition team announced with the statement that the irs and the u.s. attorney were looking into allegations of tax issues, tax affairs with hunter biden. and i asked president biden, from december 16th of 2020 in wilmington, are you confident your son hunter did nothing wrong. and he said i am confident. worth revisiting because now a special counsel not so sure. we played part of it a littl

thank you. >> gillian: thank you, jeff. if you want to help victims of the hawaii wildfires, redcross.org. >> john: back to the white house, karine jean-pierre is fielding questions, this about hunter biden. >> political interference from the white house and we want to make sure we continue that since the white house has not been involved, just to be clear again, certainly i would refer you to any questions about this specifically to department of justice and certainly to hunter biden's personal representatives. i will say this, and you've heard this from the president, is that he loves his son, and he is proud of him overcoming his addiction and how he's continuing to build his life but i don't have anything else to add to that. >> i wanted to follow up on his statement on the negotiations with the -- involving the uaw he issued earlier today. can you discuss more why the president felt compelled to issue that statement now, we have a month out. is he concerned about the pace of the negotiations and the prospect of a strik

gillian? >> gillian: thank you so much dana? >> dana: a new paul is revealing a majority of americans think that the biden administration is unethical. >> plus attorneys are offering an alibi for the alleged idaho killer brian and where they say he was exactly when the murders took place. >> and pentagon in lambeau, still on hold as congress leaves washington into summer vacation with more top brass which i looming, pentagon spokesperson with reaction. still climbing. even car and truck loans can be 15%. but newday's rates are a fraction of that. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you use the equity in your home to pay off high rate credit cards and car loans. and you can save $500 a month. that's $6,000 a year. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent

>> gillian: and gillian. how it by so quickly. >> dana: thank you for being here. >> gillian: it is a total joy. >> take a look at this the closed-door interview with lawmakers. which was released on the same date that form a president trump face to state indictment, at that time enough putting creams of double standards into pretty stark relief. case in point, the former police commissioner to commit a crime similar to hunter biden, but rather than a plea deal, ended up getting sentence and surveying ten months and praise and listen. >> i went through that some of my life, and this is the way the criminal justice system the serfs to be and i wanted to take accountability for what i did. this is the where the justice system this must be designed. and it should be -- everyone should be held accountable across the board, i'm sure that millions and millions of americans across the world they want fairness in the justice system. >> lucas jones is from capitol hill with more details. hello lucas. >> it is not just

gillian just ran a sound bite from the weather channel. weather channel asked a very political question which i'm used to dew points and humidity and stuff like that. didn't you break a campaign promise to gen zers when you said you would limit the amount of drilling on federal policy properties. he said look my hands were tied. the courts made me do it. everything joe biden does between now and election day is about getting him four more years with the keys to air force one. >> ainsley: clean energy thing. >> brian: that's not going to help the moderates and undecideds. >> ainsley: feels that's a false narrative we have listened to you and cut emissions. >> brian: so smart to do the weather channel obviously if you look back at what devon archer has been saying when the president and excuse me dan goldman has been saying, the congressman from new york, when the president did call in to those meetings all did he was talk about the weather. when he called in to the devon archer meetings. is he good with weather. he wants to be with the weat

so that was how i found gillian. and then to find the other characters, i was really doing a combination of sitting in on appointments, so i would shadow midwives throughout their day as. they met with clients and did prenatal and that sort thing, and so i would encounter patients way or clients that way. and then also i asked angelou's to sort of pull together a list of maybe a dozen or so people who they thought might be interested in participating in the book. and i contacted of them and did interviews with all of them, and was how i met tanika and think. i knew from our first conversation that i love for her to be a character. she made me laugh so much and i loved the way that her mind had engaged with the pregnancy is an incredibly creative person and she loves sci fi and fantasy books and so she would just make these, i don't know, metaphors, analogies or something or these little jokes that i just thought were so unique. i really appreciated kind of unique voice and perspective, and i was also drawn to her sto

i was at gillian's birth.as in the birth cottage at her birth and i think it was maybe after the baby had been born already. we were just kind of hanging around andrg i get a text messa, telling me she just kind of was emerging from her transfer to the hospital and what had happened there. i texter a couple days before to check in and did not hear back. i wonder if it is because she is in labor. it was so surreal to be basically in the room where gillian had just given birth and then to find out another gave birth on the same day. i think that is what really surprised me the most. i had known about the unpredictability of birth and something i engage with a lot. to be sort of in it like that was pretty cool, actually. >> the midwives are of course the start of this book in some waysou. i want to talk about their, i guess their working conditions. in terms of wages, in terms of being able to take breaks, in a period where front-line workers are so burned out. how does that compare to the life of the midwife? >>

earlier, i spoke to former england captain, gillian coultard, and footballer natasha dowie and got theirionesses�* win against australia it has been a long time coming. obviously i went to the 1995 world cup and got knocked out in the quarterfinals but everything has improved 1,000%. i can't believe how much investment has been put in there, when you look at the national lottery, you know, 50 million over ten years, that is a lot of money, and we are reaping the rewards for it. that is what it is going to take, the more money we put into the game, the more rewards we get. natasha, quite a moment, what did you feel today when you saw that england were going to be in the final on sunday? we are getting used to this now, which is great, having played for my country i know how special that is and this england team, they have a different mentality, a big part of that is sarina wiegman, i think she gets her plaudits but not enough. that is four finals in a row now as a manager, and you know, and this england team, she is undefeated with this team except for the friendly against australia. so w

the education secretary, gillian keegan , says secretary, gillian keegan, says the grading system will levels in to order keep up with international standards. but will not impact on university places. >> the total number of students accepted onto uk degree courses has fallen 2.6% on the same point last year , with 414,940 point last year, with 414,940 taking up places so far. that's according to initial ucas figures . figures. >> well, joining us now is the founder of education and skills, tom richmond. >> hello to you , tom. so we've >> hello to you, tom. so we've seen a substantial drop in the top grades combined a and the a styles down from 36% to 26. but there's still above pre—pandemic levels . so the big question is, levels. so the big question is, are a—levels past their sell by date ? date? >> i hope not. they are very well respected qualifications. >> they've been around since 1951. so i think there is still good reason to look at them and say they've got a lot of credibility . credibility. >> but you're right, we've had a very turbulent few years. >> you mentioned the number

gillian piece and with the podcast as well . gillian lacey solymar well. for this week, but emily carver is here and about to take over and what do you have for us? >> i love that confidence. why not reach for stars? it's not reach for the stars? it's marvel all should in marvel should we all should in everything do? everything we do? >> it was a lovely interview. i was really very inspired that. >> really lovely. well, >> yes, really lovely. well, we're reflecting on >> yes, really lovely. well, we'itragedy reflecting on >> yes, really lovely. well, we'itragedy and reflecting on >> yes, really lovely. well, we'itragedy and the flecting on >> yes, really lovely. well, we'itragedy and the channel)n the tragedy and the channel yesterday. six migrants died. what for what does this say for government policy ? of course, government policy? of course, there more and more pressure there is more and more pressure on government to do on the government to do something this. is something about this. who is responsive for what happened yesterday? firstly but then what

but as gillian pointed out, after those people had already come into the united states. this was not prevented ahead of time. >> sandra: it's a serious question and something that should continue to be asked. we have seen that constant flow over the border. we don't know who's coming in, john. >> john: one thing you can be sure of, if isis is behind it, it's not a good thing. >> sandra: no. any moment now president biden will take the podium on his plan to lower drug costs, for the economy for the middle class but that's not the truth for the reality for many american families. take it from his own vice president. >> most americans are a $400 unexpected expense away from bankruptcy. >> sandra: andy, former cke restaurant ceo and andy, that was a dead give away they are clearly seeing something in the economy most people are feeling, a lot of folks, andy, cannot meet an immediate emergency because they are dealing with the stifling inflation. you are writing about it. you say kamala harris's slip-up reveals bidenomics hurting american families and families are in deep tro

but for me, the biggie in this what gillian in all of this is what gillian keegan say.d to put a spin came out and tried to put a spin on on things like the net migration numbers by saying, isn't it great? isn't it great that we have absolutely smashed our targets for foreign students in higher education? we are years early than we were actually expecting to hit this amount of foreign students when it to university it comes to university education. the problem is education. but the problem is now that british students who have borne the brunt of britain's policies with coronavirus , britain's issue coronavirus, britain's issue with teaching in schools, the general british education system as a whole, and then also ended up in a situation now where their grades are lower. they then miss out on university places a heck of a lot of very, very bright people will now be struggling and scrambling around for clearing as a result of universities opening up some of their courses to foreign students weeks before the brits weeks, durham university, for example. i think i'm right i

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good morning, gillian. >> good morning to you, bret. despite the new political reality, the white house is insisting the president's age does not matter. take a listen to karine jean-pierre yesterday. >> if you watch him and seen what he has done the last two years this president has had a historic administration in just two years. if you look at the 13.5 million jobs that he has been able to create. if you look at how he has been able to turn the economy around so it works for middle class americans. >> the biden re-election team is arguing voters may say in polling that age matters but it is not their focus. >> well, why they talk about age, we'll talk about the things that americans are talking about, kitchen table issues. >> polling also reveals the two frontrunners are garnering strong associations with voters across the board. they associate biden with age and being elderly and former president trump with criminality and corruption. a whole lot of the gop slate of candidates, bret, now are trying to cash in on this. governor nikki

. >> dana: gillian turner is filling in for harris. >> gillian: i will take it.t about his plans to fund his department with money from the inflation reduction act. republicans here in washington, though, are ratcheting up the pressure on the administration to curtail illegal crossings along the southern border. i'm gillian turner in for harris. you are in "the faulkner focus." border patrol is touting falling

gillian? >> the president himself just last month also acknowledged age, his age is an issue that voters cite in national polls time and time again as a reason he should not seek re-election in 2024. but now at least over the weekend, his re-election team seems to be backing away from acknowledging, tackling that reality head on. take a listen. >> talk about age? we will talk about the things that americans are talking about and that's kitchen table issues. >> 69% of democratic voters now say the president biden is, quote: too old to be effective for four more years. this according to the latest a.p. newark poll. multiple g.o.p. candidates taking hits at biden's age following nikki haley's call for a physical and mental test for all washington office holders. >> don't you yo-yos know that the more time you spend yelling at each other the more likely you are to elect joe biden. >> we cannot have kamala harris as president. we can't chance this. we have to make sure we win this. because the thou

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back to you guys. >> steve: all right, gillian, thank you very much.le joe biden is out in arizona and new mexico as well, is he going to be doing some fundraising. what he is also going to be doing is he is going to be talking about how the bipartisan inflation reduction act and the infrastructure were the two biggest things in american history to work on climate change and undoubtedly say look it's so hot out here because of climate change. >> brian: i don't think the inflation reduction act was bipartisan. i think it was manchin who flipped his vote. >> steve: he is going to be talking about the infrastructure bill as well. what is curious is he going to be in arizona and new mexico. is he talking about the environment, why wouldn't he go to california? maybe he doesn't want to stand next to gavin newsom, that much younger guy who a lot of people would like to see in the democratic side to run for president doesn't want side by side. >> ainsley: or hear from the parents of the 1 service members in california they were speaking yesterday with congres

correspondent gillian turner is at the white house with that tonight. >> my name is joe biden.er field. [laughter] [applause] >> at least i used to. >> president biden hosted the houston astros today and then got out of town leaving the white house facing increasing scrutiny over alleged involvement in his son's foreign business deals a new fox digital investigation finds hunter's former business associate eric swern visited the white house and presidential visit during the obama administration many more times than previously known. at least 36 visits. >> eric schwerin was the money guy. he moved money around and based on the hunter biden laptop sherwin had access to not only hunter biden's accounts but also joe biden's accounts. >> the president insisted many times he never spoke to his son about his foreign business indicates as recently as 2020 at one point he never heard of burisma the ukrainian energy company that appointed hunter to its board. >> nothing was unethical. here's the deal, with regard to ukraine, we had this whole question about whether or not, because he was

gillian as ait student is where she would have a glass of wine or maybe 1 watt i think was no wind atll if she had to get to birth she had to make sure all your faculties where they are poets organ's own wants to go on a hike that's also not something you can do if you're on call. it's a really intense thing also the way were going t about the rest of the day to day life you do appointments during business hours to have midwives i believe is a three month on, one month off kind of schedule for a full month to disengage and take that rest time. also easy to schedule program they had a new client has been available to them has been a care provider not going to be on duty during the break and figure how to give people the rest they need burnout like you said for any front-line worker for ob/gyn as well it's been a really big challenge. it was a full month off schedule respond well to. >> i wonder what it was like to be around midwives? [laughter] interstate eight of the best way to phrase that. >> midwives are super fun to hang out with. there at the birth center there is this level, and

a cabin ribbon would enjoy watching the replay, gillian, guns, dancing seats of help sets up the gate. but he couldn't produce the finish with doors and wanted that prove to be the last to kick if the game both of them get the 1st point of the season. well, dark man's title hoops taken thoroughly dent, and we will end it. their dog soon is up next with an insight into the hide, the people in canada and how they're fighting to preserve their traditions and language. that's after the break, the, the, the is, it is someplace power and key, more people than ever on the move world wide and such are based on life for the guy successive in cardboard and find out about bailey story info, migraines.