don was a sergeant and grady was a platoon leader.ink you can write a book about grady. whose life he would not otherwise have at the age of 29, he already had a career, but the september 11 terrorist attack happened, and he literally immediately enlisted in the marines, just as he did from ukraine, while in ukraine, they stayed in touch, gredi promised that in six months will be drinking beer on the beach in vietnam yes it was his plan to go work for 6 months do everything well and come home you know it all started with the fact that we helped him collect money for a walkie-talkie because they had no means of communication but he didn't go there for the sake of a fight, he was chasing one for the sake of it. oh, with all you can, let's go through him. after the ceremony in new york, in the city of dekorpation, he and his wife survived the terrorist attack on september 11. the coffin of the american hero was sent home to north carolina on reunited with his family , he will later be buried at arrington cemetery as an honored veteran of

i got to go a story about henry grady. so there's henry woodfin grady who everyone has about, you know, the editor of the atlanta constitution. but luckily, me as a scholar, there was another henry henry grady, who a railway carpenter and the southern historical collection usc bought a sight unseen. this massive collection of white railroad workers letters to his sister because they thought he was that henry grady and so that was fantastic for me. the bound side of this is that he wrote on brown paper with a purple crayon because that's what he used for measuring wood with. and so and his spelling was atrocious. it was really awful. but henry a grady, is horrified by the south. he moves through the south, he builds the south, he builds these railroad bridges with. others, he's a railway carpenter and eventually becomes a construction foreman. and and and when he goes to louisiana, he says, it's so strange, it's so picayune here. it's so swampy and so ugly i can't you know, this i don't want to be in the south. and meanwhil

maria: grady why we speak about communist china every day multiple times grady, thank you so much grady first of all china cyberattacks our grid critical infrastructure the other thing, on the first day biden takes oath of office what does he do even before going to inaugural ball. >> also, he canceled a president trump executive order that banned importation into the united states of electrical grid commitment from china trump was worried about sabotage biden said i don't year threat them sabotage our grid. >> look, you have all of these decisions that joe biden made when he first walked into the white house that are questionable, why do this when electrical grid why kale china initiative? why cancel you know, the sanctions that were on putin's pipeline into europe? all these things, was he paid for decision? >> yes. 10 million dollars, worth to his family, so we know you are going to jump in no, that is what is going on, that is what is so amazing, that we're not actually connecting the dots, because it is so clear. maria: james comer headed of oversight committee toll be he is lookin

maria: i love it, grady that is wonderful, thanks so much for bringing us inside the store grady trimbler with mexico, was in nogales arizona, this great shop i saw exactly how they do it the way grady was just showing us that is terrific to see this kind of workmanship in america. >> i want to support american workers american crafts i got to be honest the minute my foot went into that beautiful boot the swagger that i would just -- just convey the rest of the day -- the attitude i would have to fellow americans will be fantastic, probably worth 3500 bucks to feel that way every day. you can see pride in the manager owners, work there, as making those boots, it is very personal, rebecca. >> maria, makes me want to have a hot dog apple pie watch a baseball game total americana i love it, to call a spade a spade public happy comfortable with small businesses you know people can talk to people. corporations everything from china we don't know chemical what is happening, just here it is there you go have a nice life. so let's get back to small businesses we've have small businesses a driver

our grady trimble is there this morning.ady, how is this impacting businesses in the area? reporter: ash, people tell us scripting is a huge -- shoplift asking a huge problem for businesses and crime has gotten worse has homeless has groan and 7.5% in the last several years and on any given day, a 5400 people are on the street and jamie spent the past year documenting the growing problem. >> they say that we are a few years behind san francisco usually in austin, and we're starting to see that, you know, san francisco you see where they're locking products up because shoplifting is flourishing and starting to happen here as well for sure. s. reporter: part of the problem is that the city isn't clearing out homeless encampments like this one he took video that somehow caught fire and people come from all over the state and even the country for services the city provides and on top of that the police department is short more than 300 officers, the union tells us. so they don't have the manpower to deal with the problem. one re

grady what are we finding out? >> the gop presidential hopefuls as griff mentioned are hitting the trail in the early voting states and our new fox business polling shows us that voters really want to hear their plans on the economy. our polling focused on iowa and south carolina. so gop kaw contribution goering in the hawkeye state say economic issues top their list of important issues way ahead of immigration, social issues and foreign policy. in south carolina, even more republican primary voters, more than half, say the economy is their number 1 issue. griff touched on the fact that former president trump has a sizable lead in both states. but even the candidates that are lower in the polls say there is reason to be optimistic. >> i'm consistently polling at third nationally. that is ahead of even the first debate when many people in this country haven't yet gotten to know who i am. >> the other guys are spending lot of money. we haven't spent any. the accountant in me is saving it. people are on vacation. thei

>> trace: thanks, grady.ng in robert wolf, former economic adviser to president obama, founder and ceo of 32 advisers and a fox news contributor and steve moore, former economic adviser to president trump and co-founder of the committee to unleash prosperity. thanks for coming on. we appreciate it. you heard grady trimble's spiel there in his report, robert. the american people, they're just not -- they don't feel it. he's pitching bidenomics. i know you say again and again, robert, that you believe the economy is robust. why is america not feeling it? >> i mean, there's a few runs. one, we're coming out of this most covid world. inflation was incredibly high. it was double digits. you know, it's come down by half. prices are still up, whether it's add the gas pump, still higher than where we were or at the kitchen table. that being said, we have a buoyant labor market. we average 250,000 job gains over the last three months. much greater than when president obama and president trump were in office. and we ha

we're seeing in plenty of big cities grady, thank you grady trimble this morning in austin, austin isseveral blue cities that are safe, drug use homelessness, crime. >> it is important to keep in mind this is first and foremost a humanitarian crisis yes, it that we always see it in, run cities you mentioned california portland as bad seattle as bad in fact portland officials actually have city sanctions tent cities encouraging homeless people take their stuff, some property is private property owned by private residents property taken over not compassionate to live this way not kind to live in squalor that is what democratic officials are doing. >> you see all over the country, tell us about your experience. >> yeah, look. obviously, happening in blue states more than happens in red states they have, immediate yancey luggage to take tents in public spaces not solution enabling drug concludes financing drug use abuse is not the solution. i think needs to happen you need bring third party appearances like the phoenix, helping people restore lives bring dignity back to lives, so critical

grady, thank you very much. grady trimble on that. i want to go to franchesca page. got to wonder here, if they get this faa thing through, it doesn't address long waits and delays that have nothing to do with the shortage of air traffic controllers or sometimes a shortage of pilots. everything to do with the weather, airlines overbooking flights and the mess of travel these days. >> yes, absolutely. thousands have been stranded at airports across the country the last few weeks and the entire summer. for many passengers, the severe delays and cancellations didn't necessarily -- >> martha: so let me ask you a little bit, when we look at this, what is the biggest factor here that maybe -- i guess we lost her. what i hope to have gotten in and hope to get later in the show is if you're stuck like these folks for 30 hours in new york getting ready to head to hawaii and the best you can get is a $12 meal voucher, that has to be something better that that. that's not in the offering. we're keeping track of this and who is happening at wall and broad. these numbers are not

neil: thank you, grady. grady trimble as reagan national airport. emily rowland joins us now.n the economy? for the time being, we don't see it, but with these growing strikes and worker outages, you to do have to wonder whether we're going to feel that. >> yeah, frankly, neil, you know, these strikes are not coming at a great time for the u.s. worker given where we are in the economic cycle. we just saw a once in a lifetime increase in wage growth as a result of pandemic era stimulus and inflation. inflation is awesome for corporate america, especially for companies that were able to pass on higher prices that resulted in extraordinary revenue growth which enabled companies really to increase wages to an extent that we haven't seen in decades. the challenge now though is that we're looking at disinflation in the pipeline. that's hurting corporate revenues. it's slowing top-line growth. and if you're a business owner who wants to maintain the same level of profitability as top-line growth is slow, you've without to cut costs. what's the biggest cost that most companies have? l

grady trimble joining me now. grady, how much more are we paying this summer?average american will pay about 22% more on their electric bills this summer versus last, that's according to the energy information administration. at the same time, prices at the pump are going up as well. we're paying about 15 cents more for a gallon of regular gas today compared to a week ago. about 20 cents more than a month ago. the the biden administration says it's planning to save americans money on gas over time, not by encouraging more domestic oil and gas production, but by accelerating the transition to green energy. the department of transportation is proposing new fuel efficiency standards that could require cars to get 58 miles per gallon by 2032. in other words, the administration is pulling another lever to try to get the automakers to make more electric vehicles and get more americans to drive them. >> right now when you say about ev powered car, they've really powered by coal and natural gas. and and, unfortunately, wind energy and solar energy have been a miserable

jon: we had the grady trimble support suspending funding to the wuhan institute of virology.e got to keep an eye on china. you've got to give them some money so we know what is going on in that lab. which side do you think is correct, jordan? >> women funding the biological weapons research. we know this because right after the outbreak china sent its for top biological expert a general to try to clean up the lab. jon, 2018 the state department looked at the wuhan institute of virology. saw all the problems with the safety protocols wrote a report we have known about this for five years that institution was not adhering to establish safety rules. i do not know why it has taken half a decade. jon: of millions of people around the world lost their lives as a result of that virus. gordon chang, gordon thanks. jon: of millions of people around the world lost their lives as a result of that virus. gordon chang, gordon thanks. i make up off the coast of miami some scientists are noticing alarming signs that heats is taking a toll on the undersea ecosystem. plus, il fc cage match wi

thanks, grady. from temperatures going up to inflation going down, we've seen this for 12 straight months where the pressures have eased. we're a long way away from where we should be and a long way from where we used to be. madison alworth in new york city with what she's discovering. madison? >> hey, neil. at the grocery store, we're seeing inflation at 4.7% increase year over year. the good news is, there's some food items, some staples that are now down from last year. so let's jump in to it. eggs off the bat, that is down over 8% compared to last year. then you take a look at milk. that's down 10%. bacon a favorite of yours. that is down 4% in cost. but on the other hand, take a look at other staples, some un avoi avoidable. flour up 12% year over year. bread up over 11%. the challenge there is these are increases on top of an already high price. when you look at last year, we saw some of the highest inflation that we've seen in 40 years. so i want to look beyond just one year to really underst

grady trimble is live at the white house with more. grady. >> reporter: hi, liz. president spoke for about 20 the minutes at that manufacturing facility in south carolina touting new green energy jobs. here's how he described the manufacturing boom he says we are in the midst of. >> we have attracted a half a trillion dollars, $497 billion, in private investment in american manufacturing. both here and around the world. it's historic. it's bidenomics in action. instead of exporting jobs to cheaper labor costs, what we did for decades, we're creating jobs here. >> reporter: so that's bidenomics, he says. but the economic picture is a little more complicated. the markets drop todayed today -- dropped today after the adp jobs report showed the private sector added nearly half a million jobs in june. that's more than double what economists expected and a sign the fed might have to keep raising interest rates to cool the hot job are market and keep reducing inflation. the report also reveals the manufacturing sector lost 4 2,000 jobs last month -- 42,000. so while the

grady trimble from fox business is live for us in washington. what are we learning, grady?e biden administration says the wuhan lab didn't follow safety protocols and wouldn't hand over documents about the safety protocols when the federal government asked for them. the health and human services department in announcing the suspension of funding to the lab says the national institutes of health's conclusion that wuhan institute of virology research likely violated protocols of the nih regarding bio safety is undisputed. as such, there is risk that the lab not only previously violated but is currently violating and will continue to violate protocols of the nih on bio safety. so hhs says the wuhan lab won't get another dollar from the u.s. government. the lab did receive, though, $1.4 million in u.s. grants between 2014 and 2019. but since the start of the pandemic, the lab has come under increased scrutiny because of the controversial gain-of-function research done at that lab and the suspicion that covid leaked from it. the suspension of funding comes as we learn several to

grady trimble has the story live in austin, texas. grady. >> reporter: hey, liz.arning that china has a keen interest in buying up energy infrastructure like power plants not just here in texas, but all over the country. in a fox news op-ed, governor abbott says texas or hears china knocking at our door. he adds china targets strategic sectors such as energy development, petroleum refining and power generation. state-owned power china, he says, is active in 50 ongoing projects across more than a dozen latin american nations, and experts tell us china is already here in the united states. >> we have seen china invest many a number of power plants across the u.s. the extent to which it's doing so really pales in comparison to what we're seeing in latin america and other parts of the global south. so these are things that the u.s. will have to keep an eye on and judge and review very carefully looking ahead. >> reporter: so that is certainly a long-term concern. a more immediate concern here in texas is whether the state's power grid will be able to withstand high de

grady trimble live at the white house with more. grady. >> reporter: hi, liz.elcome back, by the way. this order temporarily blocks the bide biden administration from communicating with social media companies and working with them to flag and remove posts that contain protected speech under the first amendment. among those included in this injunction are white house press sec karine jean-pierre, the health and human services secretary, the surgeon general, the department of justice and the fbi. here is how the white house is responding. >> we certainly disagree with this decision. and as i said, the doj's reviewing this, so i'm not going to get ahead of what options they're going to potentially take moving forward. we are going to continue to promote responsible actions to protect public health, safety and security when confronted by challenges like a deadly pandemic and foreign attacks on our elections. >> reporter: in a 155-page ruling, the trump-awe pointed judge in this case says if the allegations made by plaintiffs are true, the present case arguably invo

grady trimble live in waco, texas, with the story.uestion. in fact, if you look at the six fastest i growing southern states, they're now contributing more to the national gdp than the northeast. that's never happened before, but there's no signs that things are going to go back to the way they were before. the fact of the matter is the southern states are seen as more business-friendly than other parts of the country. in the case of texas, for example, there's no corporate income tax, so companies are choosing the south to build factories and offices. all of the companies you see on your screen from hp and oracle to apple and amazon, they've either moved their headquarters to texas or recently expanded here. it's not just businesses moving south. more than 700,000 people have collectively packed up and left california, new york and illinois in the past year, often heading for red states in the south. here in waco we talked to a small business owner as well as a california native who moved to waco from the if san francisco bay area ab

here to sort it all out for us is grady trimble at the white house. grady. >> reporter: hey, david.enomics is a popular term around here. it seems like a tougher e sell outside of the white house, but that's exactly what the president is looking to do today. touting new green energy manufacturing jobs at a facility in south carolina. here's a preview of what president biden will say to make the case for bidenomics. >> you look at the data, you look at the number, you look at the 13 if million jobs that's been created, again, the 800 to ,000 manufacturing jobs, you look at what the inflation reduction act has been able tattooed, the bipartisan infrastructure legislation has been able to do, all are important, key parts of the president's plan and what he's going to speak to tomorrow. >> reporter: our colleague edward lawrence likes to point out that most of the jobs the white house takes credit for creating are actually jobs that went away during the pandemic that have since been added back. and specifically looking at manufacturing, the latest jobs report actually shows sector lost

grady trimble has more on all this from washington. hi, grady. >> reporter: hey, david.the gop presidential hopefuls hit the trail in the early voting states, our new fox business polling shows us voters want to hear their plans on the economy. our polling focused specifically on iowa and south carolina. gop caucus-goers in the hawkeye state say economic issues top their list of important issues, way ahead of immigration, socialish 13450us -- social issues and foreign policy. and in south carolina even more republican primary voters, over half, say the economy is their number one issue. former president trump, as you noted at the top of the show, has a sizable lead in both states according to our poll, but even candidates who are lower in the polls say there is reason to be optimistic. >> i'm consistently polling at third nationally, and that's ahead of even the first debate when many people in this country haven't yet gotten to know who i am. >> the other guys are spending lots of money. we haven't spent any. the accountant in me is saving it, that's why you're not seei

neil: thank you, grady. let's get the read on this from patrick den hand, gasbuddy.com., it's unmistakeable gas prices are rocketing along, up 15 cents a gallon. well below where they were a year ago, but what's trend, do you think? >> well, neil, i think saudi arabia i putting more upward pressure on oil prices here in the months ahead. we've seen some heat-related refinery issues especially in texas and louisiana at some of the nation's largest facilities which are boosting the price of gasoline temporarily. we're also on the cusp of reaching hurricane season, that starts really in mid to late august, so there is some risk that we could see that $4 a gallon national average emerge at a time when gas prices are at their highest prices since november. california on the cusp of rehitting the $5 a gallon mark, so it could get a little ugh uglier before we see relief this fall when we make the transition back to cheaper winter gasoline. moo. neil: we've also seen a doubling in electric vehicle sales over the last -- or through this year, i should say. still very low, about

for more, we have grady trimble live on capitol hill.o see you, brian. the house judiciary committee called off that vote, the contempt vote, and just hours before it was supposed to happen. and instead, the chair of that committee, jim jordan, are released this long thread on x, formerly twitter. of he's calling them the facebook files, and they detail never before released internal documents if from facebook. in one of his tweets or posts on x, jordan includes a screen shot of one of the documents and says in april 2021 a facebook employee circulated an e-mail for facebook ceo mark zucker bear, coo sheryl sandberg writing, we are pace thing continued pressure from external stakeholders including the white house to remove posts. jordan goes on to to say these documents and others that were just produced to the committee prove that the biden administration abused its powers to coerce facebook into censoring americans, preventing free and open discourse on issues of critical public importance. jordan says the documents show facebook caved

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what does this mean for the future of m&a, grady?pecially for the big tech companies. that is who the proposed rules are going after but they could impact a whole host of industries. the justice department and federal trade commission said they should increase competition and not lessen competition and not create monopolies. here is president biden explaining why he says his administration is making the changes. president biden: we cannot accept bad mergers that lead to mass layoffs, higher prices and few you are options for workers and consumers. capitalism without competition isn't capitalism. it is exploitation. >> reporter: but critics of the proposal like the u.s. chamber of commerce for one, they say the biden administration is only changing the rules because its lost several high-profile court challenges under the existing rules. most notably the one you mentioned just a second ago, liz, the ftc failing to block the merger between microsoft and videogame maker activision blizzard. the chamber argues that the rules will deny sm

grady trumbull in austin, texas, tell me the story. >> reporter: governor greg abbott is warning chinaterest in buying up energy infrastructure like power plants in the united states. he says president biden isn't doing enough to prevent it from happening. in in a new fox news our bed governor abbott says texas here's china knocking at our door adding china targets strategic sectors like energy development, petroleum refining and power generation, state owned power china is active in 50 ongoing projects across a dozen latin american nations the experts tell us china is already in the united states. >> we have seen china investing a number of power plants across the us the extent to which it is doing so pales in comparison to what we are seeing in other parts of the south. these are things the us has to keep an eye on and judge and review carefully looking ahead. >> that a long-term concern. more immediate concern is whether the texas power grid will be able to withstand high demand this weekend throughout the summer. electricity use at an all-time high this week because of the heat on

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grady, thank you. >> molly: the u.s.ttorney in charge of the hunter biden investigation is breaking his silence on claims that his probe was influenced by politics. in a letter sent to republican lawmakers friday, david weiss writes as the u.s. attorney for the district of delaware, my charging authority is geographically limited to my home district. i may request special attorney status from the attorney general. where does all of this actually go from here? jonna spilbor, criminal defense attorney. thanks so much for joining us on this holiday. appreciate it. a lot to unpack here. two irs whistleblowers testifying before house republicans claim the senior justice department officials blocked prosecutors from bringing charges against hunter biden in washington, in california and refused to grant u.s. david weiss special counsel status. weiss has pushed back against the perception reiterating in a letter that he was granted ultimate authority over the matter, including responsibility for deciding where, when, whether to

. >> julie: grady trimble is at the white house with more. >> the white house says the department of justice is reviewing this temporary court order and will evaluate its options in this case adding that the administration has promoted responsible actions to protect public health, safety and security when confronted by challenges like a deadly pandemic and foreign attacks on our elections. this order blocks the biden administration, including the cdc, the department of justice, the department of homeland security and others from working with social media companies to flag and remove posts that contain protected speech under the first amendment. in a 155-page ruling the trump-appointed judge says if the allegations made by plaintiffs are true, the present case arguably involves the most massive attack against free speech in united states history. attorneys general in louisiana and missouri claim the government worked too closely with big tech companies like facebook, twitter and google to silence conservative speech. they have cited some examples like the hunter biden laptop story, th

grady, thank as lot. futurist space expert joining us now.is hiding evidence of alien spacecraft? >> well, you can't rule that out. you know, previous hearings that we've seen over the years, we have on one hand the military scientists and this stone wall and on the other hand we had farmers, house wives, people like you and me saying i saw something. i saw something out there. these hearings are different. now we have seasoned military people testifying that they've seen the bodies. they've actually seen these in tact craft we've been able to capture from the aliens so these hearings are different. but the question is the bottom line. where's the beef? that's the key question. we can talk about bodies or alien reckage but show me the -- wreckage but show me the beef. we're not at that point. we have eyewitnesses claiming they've seen the bodies, the wreckage, the flying saucers, but we don't have direct testimony from these individuals. stuart: michio, i'm sorry, we're about to be cut off. sorry it's so short. there'll be more varney after t

. >> they kept moving, grady trimble at the white house, we will not see the president today but is he letting the courts have the final say on this? >> no, he is gearing up for plan b, the president's new plan to tackle student loan forgiveness is twofold, number one is going to create an on-ramp for those who are going to have to start paying their student loans again in the second part of the plan will be working behind the scenes and canceling student loan debt. the interest will start accruing on student loans again in a couple of months september 1, borrowers will have to start payments once again in october. if they miss a payment or multiple payments in the next year president biden says their credit won't take a hit right away. at the same time the white house is working on a new plan to cancel student debt using another law, the higher education act of 1965. >> we will ground the new approach in a different law than my original plan, the new path is legally sound and will take longer but in my view to provide many burros as possible with debt relief. >> some progressives like

grady trimble joins me from the white house.cans just aren't buying the bidenomics thing? >> i think you are. according to the latest fox news polling, 40% of americans feel they are falling behind on their personal finances even more, about 60% of americans disapprove of the president's handling of the economy. nonetheless the president will tout new green energy manufacturing jobs today on a trip to south carolina, this, the white house says, is an example of bidenomics at work. >> this is america's factory building boom, due in no small part of the chips act and inflation reduction act. bidenomics is unleashing huge private sector investments in manufacturing with business it investing $490 billion in manufacturing and clean energy since the president took office. >> reporter: the latest jobs report shows the manufacturing sector lost 2000 jobs in may and economists don't expect to see any new manufacturing jobs in the latest jobs report out tomorrow. another key manufacturing gauge from the institute for supply management sh

grady trimble joins us from the white house. he knows. >> the president thinks he does and says he does. his new plan to tackle student debt forgiveness is two fold. number one they'll create an on-ramp to loan repayment and while they are doing that, number two, they will take another crack, the white house is, at forgiving and canceling student loan debt. the white house says interest will start accruing on student loans september 1st. borrowers will have to start payments in october. but if they miss a payment in the first year, president biden says their credit won't take a hit. at the same time, the white house is working on a new plan to cancel student debt using another law, the higher education act of 1965. >> president biden: we will ground this new approach in a different law. this new path is legally sound. it will take longer, but it's the best path that remains to providing for as many borrowers as possible with debt relief. >> some progressive like alexandria ocasio-cortez say the biden administration should go fur

includes secretary austin and secretary mcdonough and secretary of the army and the vice chairman grady in general mcgonigal, where is representative fire, thank you for pushing this, appreciate it. thank you for joining us today. as many know, paris will be the first to tell you that he hates the word i, that it was his team who served and his team sacrificed. today i am honored to welcome one of those teammates, ron d eece. where is he? [applause] >> he was the airborne spotter for that team. only a few days ago, right? [laughter] >> i also want to thank other recipients who join is to recognize their brother in arms, leroy petry, william swenson, nolan morris, matthew williams, stand up, guys. [applause] >> you are looking at courage in the flesh. finally, stephanie paris, you already know this but your dead as a hero but he did not have to win this metal for you to know that. you knew it all along when you were a kid and growing up. like you, wish your brother christopher was still with us to see your dad finally recognized. it's a story that didn't begin in a vietnamese village 58

grady trimble has the details.eport we hoped to get insight what the fed would do on the next meeting whether they would keep rates where they are or raise again. unfortunately these minutes don't give those details. i can tell you what they were seeings last time around. they see a mild recession starting later this year. amid tight bank conditions amid already tight financial conditions would lead to the mild recession. the fed says avoiding a downturn in recession is almost likely as the mild recession baseline. participants agreed that the u.s. banking system is sound and resilient. that is something we heard time and time again after those bank failures earlier this year. the fed also says maintaining restrictive stance foremonetary policy would be appropriate to achieve the committee's objectives. so that is the closest indication about what they might do in the future is that they want to maintain a restrictive stance. they still think that 2% should be the target. they expect a period of below trend growth

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grady trimble has more on the decision and what comes next.ill. national average for a gallon of gas is up $0.15 from just last week. the biden administration is putting forward a new policy proposal, it says will collectively save americans billions of dollars on gas over time. the department of transportation is introducing new fuel efficiency standards that could require cars to get 58 miles per gallon by 2032. in other words, the administration is pulling another lever to try to get the automakers to make more electric vehicles and get more americans to drive them. this proposal aligns the dot with the epa wants two-thirds of all new vehicles sold to be electric. the alliance for automotive innovation, a group that represents the automakers says it is reviewing the fuel efficiency standards but said the epa proposal could drive up the cost of vehicles, reduce options for people buying cars and make us more dependent on china. republicans share those concerns. >> right now when you say about e.v.-powered cars, they are powered by coal and n

grady, thanks so much.oming up next, bret baier investigates whether massive sanctions in place now against the russian and iranian regimes are actually working. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 45 out of baltimore. police there secure arrest warrants in the beating death of a maryland dad killed while protecting his son from bullies. 43-year-old christopher wright suffered brain damage after three teens and two adults confronted his 14-year-old child in mid may. and this fox 10 out of phoenix. a sky harbor airport reaches an overnight low of 97 degrees. that's the highest low temperature ever recorded in that city. the old record of 96 degrees was set back in 2003. 20 years ago. this is a live look at grand rapids, michigan. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 17, democratic governor gretchen whitmer signs a bipartisan bill allowing liquor licenses to be issued to supporting venues at public universities. she signed another bill making liq

grady trimble is live in washington.oing to dread is blackouts, of course. how concerned are officials about that? >> we talked to one expert who tells us blackouts are not out of the question. whether we actually see them or not, there is no doubt this extreme heat is putting power grids across the country to the test. the good news is, being so farther holding up. but with so many people staying inside cranking those a.c.s to stay cool, several grid operators are putting out alerts and in some cases they are asking customers to conserve electricity during peak hours. the largest grid operator in the country, pgm interconnection has issued an emergency energy alert, calling on all power plants to operate at full capacity. some in the industry say heat waves like this one highlight problems with president biden's energy policies. the biden administration as you know is introducing policies that could limit coal and gas-fired power plants in order to speed up the transition to green energy. but it comes at a time when we

this guy grady is in particular, led the ymca and was milwaukee sentinel's man of the year. so what they say is that this was peculiar to bob welch. now know obviously some at least believed it. not everyone did in the society. the rage, though, i do think, gets back at a couple of things. one is the sense that eisenhower had destroyed or maybe even killed joe mccarthy, bob taft, and is true american is voices on the right or far right? who would return america to its more isolationist? anti-new deal ways and and welch to get a sense of the rage that you're talking about he wrote to birchers and he said that bob welch i'd be sorry. bob taft the ohio senator, he died from a peculiar cancer and he may have been killed by radium tube that was implanted in the back of his leather chair in the senate seat. as has been so widely rumored. so, you know, basic, which i think is a wilder conspiracy than eisenhower's a communist, right. this one got onto the senate floor, put a radium tube in there that that would cause cancer over. i don't know how many. anyways, you get my point righ

grady trimble is looking at the impact this is having on our utility grid. it is not good. grady?, the extreme heat with tens of millions of americans under heat advisories and warnings right now is putting power grids across the country to the test. the good news is so farther holding up, but with so many people staying inside, cranking those acs to stay cool, several grid operators are putting out alerts and in some cases asking customers to conserve electricity during peak hours. in fact, the largest grid operator in the u.s., pjm interconnection, they've issued an emergency energy alert, calling on all power plants to operate at full capacity. some in the industry say heat waves like this one highlight problems with president biden's energy policy. the biden administration is introducing policies that could limit coal and gas-fired power plants in order to speed up the transition to green energy, and at the same time, electricity demand is going up, not just because we're using our air conditioners, but also because we're electrifying cars and appliances. the head of the indus

grady is reporting from capitol hill. do we know what's in the documents? >> we know what is in some of the documents, john, and that's because judiciary chair jim jordan posted pictures of some of them on x, formerly twitter, and what we have seen so far appears to show that meta, then facebook, was in pretty regular communication with the white house and that over and over again the biden administration requested facebook remove certain posts, specifically to do with the covid vaccine, that the white house apparently did not like. so here is one of the posts from jim jordan. in april 2021, he says, a facebook employee circulated an email for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and coo cheryl sandberg writing we are facing continued pressure from external stakeholders including the biden white house to remove posts. other documents jordan posted appear to show at least one facebook executive expressed concerns that removing posts would be attack on free expression. in some cases jordan says facebook changed its content moderation policies because of the political

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grady. >> good morning, they don't call it the swamp for nothing, more than half of americans are under power grids to the test. so far, they are holding up. with so many people staying inside and cranking their ac's, to stay cool, several grid operators are putting out alerts and asking customers to conserve electricity during peak hours. largest pjm interkeksz issued emergency energy alert calling on all electrical plants to operate at full capacity. the biden administration is introducing policies that could limit coal and gas-fired plants to speedup transition to green energy when electricity demand is going up. head of electric power supply association tells me that could lead to higher reliability on electricity and that blackouts are not out of the question and fortunately that has not happened yet. but heat indexes are heating up, joey. >> consumers are the ones who will pay the price for bad policy decisions and that will result in blackouts, those are things consumers have to deal with and american customers don't want to deal with that nor should they be expected to. >> fortu