you are watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning i'm griff jenkins. >> and griff, how are doing, todd and carley have the day off. six people killed and 30 hurt and the victims taken to the hospital ranging in age from eight to 85 years old. the doctor say four or five of them were just kids. >> griff: 78-year-old nicholas lost his life and reportedly in town and attended a parade with a dozen members. the witness describing what it was like. the witness described the tragedy. >> everybody is pretty shaken. i think you see this stuff elsewhere but it definitely hits a lot harder when your hometown but also right in front of you. definitely some moments today that our family will never forget. >> ashley: madeleine rivera in the park with more details, good morning, madeleine. >> good morning, griff and ashley we got here a few minutes ago and the first thing you notice when you get here the chairs lying around to show you how people desperately and quickly search for cover as the shots ringing out yesterday morning. this was supposed to be a joyful event. people gathered he

griff. griff: back here at home, questions are circulating what will come next for president biden's build back better agenda with senator joe manchin refusing to budge on key parts of the spending plan, such as the president's lofty climate goals alexandra hoff kicks it off at the white house. >> and even a scaled-back version of the spending plan could exacerbate inflation. democrats have been working behind the scenes for month trying to revive the mammoth build back better plan and it in effect died without manchin's support last year. and this smaller version with tax increases and smaller climate program and manchin told majority leader chuck schumer, today is not the time. >> i said, chuck, until we see the july inflation figures, until we see the basically federal reserve rate, interest rate, then let's wait until that comes out so we know that we're going down the path that won't be inflammatory to add more to inflation. inflation is absolutely killing many, many people. >> now, sen

griff jenkins in for todd piro.rica, it is fun to be here. we are showing a live shot of dallas. red, white and blue on top of that building or statue and grant is wearing a cowboys hat. he approved. there it is. >> carley: so much to get to as we honor and celebrate america. fun things including fireworks and hot dogs. >> griff: fireworks are the main event, for many, it is the nathan's hot dog eating contest. >> carley: janice dean is live from coney island. she's a judge this year and she's with james walker ahead of the big event. hi, janice. >> janice: i didn't sleep last night, carley and griff. i've done the kentucky derby, the dog show, phil. i didn't sleep. are you sure you want me to do this? >> absolutely. we gallon through practice counting to make sure you can keep up with the contestants, we feel good about it. >> janice: i will do this. tell me the type of training i will go through at 9 a.m.? >> we'll explain where the eaters go, how you counts, they separate the hot dogs and buns and joey chestnut,

griff. griff: thank you. johnson designation was met with disappointment with some ukrainian towns even proposing to name streets after him. lucas tomlinson has details live from lviv, hey, lucas. lucas: hey, griff, boris johnson is one of the most hawkish nato leaders. he wants to kick out russia out of all ukraine, that includes crimea and donbas and eastern ukraine. he wants to go back to pre2014 borders, not february 23rd borders on the 'of the invasion. boris' actions going well beyond statements anything that you heard from the white house. after resigning boris johnson called ukrainian counterpart and thanks zelenskyy for friendship and calling him hero and said, quote, everybody loves you. now exactly 3 months ago today on april 9th, boris johnson became the first western leader to visit the capital but many other countries in europe haven't done is mass the billions in weaponry boris johnson has sent here in indonesia, secretary tony blinken ignored counterpart and many western allies followed suit,

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griff, good to see you. griff: good to see you, i'm griff jenkins. and white house denying that the president brought up genocide during the call on thursday. and the latest developing story from the white house. hey, david. >> good afternoon to you, aishah and everyone watching right now. the speaker is en route to asia. she has some pre scheduled trips to singapore, japan, south korea, but the big question, the suspense, will she go to taiwan? she wants to go. some republicans who are her political enemies in congress are agreeing with her, they want her to go. some democrats are saying don't go. the white house is being mum on it, but the communist party in china is saying absolutely do not go. >> listen. >> well, i don't remember talk about my travel because as some of you know it's a security issue, it's a security issue for every member of congress travelling, especially abroad, but for the speaker, it is additional security issue and for those travelling with me, not just members, but staff, et cetera. >> it's an interesting issue because pelo

griff: thank you.bout americans dealing with travel woes and headaches, we want to talk more about that right now, travel experts and founder of travel polls, mark murphy joins us now with some tips. we got great advice for folks. welcome to the program, great to see you. it is good to be here. such a tough time for travelers and we are just starting off the travel season, flight delays, gas prices skyhigh, let's look at the numbers on screen so we can take a look. the national average, 4.82, that is the national average. if you live on the west coast, you're paying a lot more than that. we had claudia showing numbers, almost $7 in los angeles. also, let's look at the number of light delays and cancellations. look at this, total u.s. delays, 7000 u.s. cancellations, 586 in one day. what do you make of this? which is worse? is it better to drive or fly? what is the lesser of two evils here? >> the odds, he will have 20 to 30% chance on average of being delayed or canceled. it's mostly delays as you can

i am griff in washington.e president biden as he attempted once again shifted blame for skyhigh gas prices. >> carley: ashley strohmier joins us. >> reporter: president biden. it happened after the president took aim at oil and gas companies in a tweet saying "my message to the companies running gas stations is simple. this is a time of war and global peril. bring down the price you are charging at the pump to reflect the cost you are paying for the product and do it now. ." this was the response from the oil and gas association. working on it. please make sure the white house intern who posted this tweet registers for the fall semester. republic of north told cnn it is time biden opened up american energy. listen to this. >> i think the thought of energy policies should be addressed. a lot of them opening up americans energy supply again. i wish he would not have canceled the keystone pipeline. i wish he would not have stopped drilling on federal lands. i wish he would not hit so many of our industry partners

griff: those tips are important. we do know there is some human behavior particularly on the shore and shallow waters, we can protect ourselves from potential bite or attack. >> you heard in the report, avoid sunrise and sunset, the period when predators are active. you want to avoid waters where sharks might make a mistake, lots of baitfish or potential food in the water, there are areas with lots of white sharks around you want to stay out of the water and listen to local advice. if you follow those few things, might be attracting sharks in feeding mode, you will be pretty safe. it doesn't minimize that accidents can happen but so rare it is not something you should worry about and not enjoy the ocean. griff: if you find your self in the water in the coming days or weeks that you see a dorsal fin, what should you do? >> if you see a shark keep your eyes on it. predators won't attacks things that are watching you. if it is a big one especially i would get out of the water slowly keeping your eye on it. clear waters

>> griff: the president ran to combat climate change. stop short of declaring a national emergency. >> i would not plan an announcement this week on national climate emergency. everything is on the table, it will not be this week on that decision. >> griff: note /* negotiations tanked for members of his own party. >> joe manchin is lucy, he is lose manchin, i don't think peanuts characters had last names. charlie brown, his democratic team comes to kick the ball, he picks it up and laughs. >> griff: the push on capitol hill continues, transportation secretary buttigieg defending abrupt transition to electric vehicles to a house committee. >> the more pain we experience from high price of gas, the more benefit for those who can access electric vehicles. >> griff: that was met with fierce opposition by republicans questioning the cost to american households. >> if average household plugged in electric cars do you know how many more electricity they would use in comparison to air conditioners? four times as much electricity to charge averag

griff jenkins has more in washington, good morning. >> griff: good morning, americans are bracing for nows we are in recession with dropping gdp numbers. the president says he doesn't see that happening? >> president biden: we're not going to be in a recession in my view, the employment rate is still one of the lowest in history, the 3.6 area. my hope is we go from rapid growth to steady growths. we'll see some coming down, god willing, i don't think we'll see recession. >> griff: white house message focusing on how well the economy is doing because of how many jobs have been created. >> if you look at the economic indicators, the labor market, the average amount of jobs that have been created, about 400 per month, indicators do not show that we are in a recession or even a pre-recession. >> griff: she's not the only white house official challenging technical definition of a recession. >> i covered the economy for many years, i was told by everybody i spoke to that two negative quarters, two contracting quarters means the economy is in recession. >> that is not definition of recession

griff jenkins has more. good morning. >> griff: the president had a few more gaffes than ever. -- the big one announcing result of fossil fuel emissions he has cancer, which he doesn't. >> president biden: you had to put on your windshield wipers to get oil slick off, that is why i and other people have cancer. >> griff: white house press shop scrambling, attempting a clean up telling fox news biden misspoke saying he was referring to past skin cancer that was removed as documented in his 2021 study. >> president biden: climate change is existential threat, this is an emergency and i will look at it that way, i said last week and i'll say it again loud and clear, as president, i will use my executive power to combat the climate crisis. >> griff: the president's approval rating plummets to 31%, the lowest of his presidency and quinnipiac found americans do not want him to run again with 54% of democrats saying, don't run joe. his critics think he is not focusing on the real problems. >> talk about a climate e

griff, good to see you. griff: good to see you, i'm griff jenkins.

. >> carley: griff jenkins joins us. >> griff: when prices go up, it has nothing to do with president biden, when it comes down, he deserves credit. white house economic advisor doesn't like you to put it that way. >> i very much disagree with that framing. what is happening here is a president who is working tirelessly to address the largest, toughest constraint facing american households, the budgetary impact of elevated prices and we're showing you here today real results partially derive from concrete efforts he's taken. >> griff: this after kate bedingfield expressed frustration over not getting credit for deshrining gas prices saying the drop is one of the fastest in gas prices in over a decade, just this sunday we witnessed largest single day decline in national gas prices 2008. voters are not happy. new cnn poll 38% approve of his performance and 7-10 americans say biden hasn't paid enough attention to the nation's most pressing problems. governor sears had this criticism. >> every time we buy bread and it is expensist because of inflation, that's a poll. we fill our gas and i

griff, thank you.diabuzz," some media conservatives pushing back on what journalists are hailing as compelling house testimony by cassidy hutchinson. but there is a split. we have guy benson on that. ♪ ♪ howard: the media are hailing the star witness at that last minute house hearing who actually dropped several bombshells, but there's been conservative pushback. cassidy-up -- hutchinson, who was chief of staff mark meadows' closest aide, testifies that president trump was angry that january 6th protesters with weapons weren't coming in to boost the size of his crowd, and trump said finish. >> something to the effect of -- they're not here to hurt me. let them many, let my people in. they can march to the capitol after rally's over. howard: hutchinson said she was told by a deputy chief of staff about a physical if altercation in the car when trump demanded to be taken to the capitol and was turned down by the lead secret service agent. >> the president reached up to grab at the steering wheel. mr. eng

griff? >> griff: good morning, steve ainsley and brian.ommittee two witnesses white house officials laid out all the ways they say the president had all the opportunities to call off the violence but chose not to act breaking down those 187 minutes examining text messages, hearing depositions from senior white house officials. and they even showedout takes from a video the president recorded the next day showing him struggling to strongly condemn the violence or accept the election results. watch. >> to those who broke the law, you will pay. you do not represent our movement. you do not represent our country. and if you broke the law. -- can't say that. i'm not -- i already said you will pay. the demonstrators who infiltrated the capitol have defied the seat of destiny -- defiled, right? see, i can't see it very well. >> griff: the hearing was chaired by republican liz cheney after chairman bennie thompson had to participate remotely because he tested positive for covid but in the end thompson announcing they will be back in the fall. >> a

also the big question, i was is going to pass and griff said it probably will. there were a lot of senators yesterday who said they need to read the bill first before they make a determination. kyrsten sinema's one of them. >> todd: let's not discount kyrsten sinema. you raise an interesting point there is talk of a pipeline to go through west virginia that will modify the impacts on his constituency by taxing coal which having to hunt diners down there when donald trump eliminated a lot of the restrictions, hey, look at this train track behind me. there was nothing on it but this year coal is run through and our economy is great and the state is doing well. that went away during biden. >> carley: truly amazing with a victory lap yesterday on the day that we officially enter a recession in terms of the second quarter numbers coming out. the main reason we are in this economic position is because of spending and giving out stimulus checks even when people don't need them. and now this bill passes adding billions of dollars to an already inflationary economy and i

>> griff: whether you call it recession or not, fox news digital finds that americans are feeling thee you checked gas prices lately or interest rates? absolutely we're in a recession. >> the economy isn't growing, don't seem to be, we can't keep up with anything. >> griff: 51% of americans have little to no emergency funds and many are uncomfortable with the amount they have saved, meanwhile, latest consumer confidence index falling for the third straight month to lowest point sentence biden took office and gas prices have fallen, the administration announced it selling oil from the strategic reserve adding to the 125 billion sold so far and something we're watching today, todd and carley, fed chairman jerome powell will see how high the next interest rate hike will be, fear it could be another three quarters of a point. >> carley: three major economic announcements coming out later today. thank you so much. turning to this, an article in the "washington post" argues slogan "make america great again" carries flaw of bringing america back to the 1950s. in reality, the 1950s were great

>> griff: i don't know. i wasn't near the dugout.drew a walk-off lead off walk and then they replaced her with a pinch runner. and then she is going by the dugout and there you go. it's -- we're showing it. but it's kind of a sad commentary on what is really the only bipartisan evening of the entire year now. >> steve: great point. >> griff: in this town where they truly try to support local charities. but obviously sanchez didn't get that memo. >> brian: griff, do you get paid as a sports guy and news guy today? do you know? >> griff: i'm the worst sports guy. >> brian: you look great. nail-biter. >> steve: griff, thank you very much. i will say this, another d.c. guy chad -- we were watching. >> griff: bye. >> steve: have a nice weekend. >> ainsley: swimming with the sharks to baseball. >> steve: fully rounded. i was watching on fox sports 2 the guy in the dugout was chad pergram fox sports 2. he did a good job. meanwhile, watching the game, dan crenshaw he posted this on instagram g.o.p. 10-zip. preview for the midterms. also this

at least not publicly, griff jenkins joins us live from outside the white house with more, griff?> nothing much at all. the president has been monitoring that trip while isolating in the residence here. the doctor releasing a new letter saying he isn't feeling well and maintaining a strict isolation measures. although he added this" the president continues to be very conscientious to protect any of the executive residence. white house secret service and other staff whose duties require social distance proximity to him for the white house also telling us today, the present has six close contacts and none have tested positive for this after questions have been arising over how strictly he adhered to the cdc guidelines after insane unmasked several public appearances recently. this comes as tensions are rising with china with all eyes on a possible pelosi stop in taiwan. take a look at this mapper you can see taiwan located right between the announced stops by that speaker of singapore and malaysia and south korea and japan. but no taiwan visit official exists on her schedule. former

griff jenkins from washington. >> griff: good morning, todd and carley, maybe joe manchin should pitchrveball yesterday ahead of today's gdp report, expected to show falling numbers for a second quarter. the white house still maintaining that doesn't mean it is recession. >> said in 2008, of course economists have a technical definition, which is of recession, two two kon /* /* -- two negative quarters of gdp growth is not the technical definition of recession. >> it is not. >> why did he say that? >> it is not. >> todd: senator manchin reached a deal with chuck schumer on a scaled down spending bill issuing joint statement the senators say inflation reduction act of 2022 will make a down payment on deficit to fight inflation and reduce carbon emissions by roughly 20% by 2030. 370 billion in energy security and climate change program, 64 billion in healthcare subsidy and 15% corporate minimum tax, president biden hailed the agreement saying this addresses the problems of today. high healthcare cost and inflation and investments in energy security for the future. economics professor pet

you go from the afghan griff, to the ukraine grip. there was in a very short amount of time. they're very adroit to doing that. let me go to michael now. michael. well, how does nato walk away from all of this? ok, i mean, i know, i think, you know, the new york times, you know, ukraine's winning and all this, you know, how do they walk away from this? how do they, how do they explain to people? not only we lose the ukrainians lose that we crash the economy after crashing the economy with cove it go ahead, michael looks like to me. they're not walking away from it. they're trying to enlarge it by introducing for the 1st time china into their final statement. they're, they're, they're looking for a whole new lease on life. and by bringing in china that, that, to me is very, very worrisome. and i, and i think it underscore the competition that they now feel against the west. michael, michael, you think the chinese fear nato. do you think they fear nato? oh no, no. not at all. it's just that we have skelton birth. try and who, who's the head of head of nato, trying to justify na

griff jenkins is live at the white house with the very latest. griff? >> good afternoon, arthel. the president's monitoring that trip while ice liting here in the -- isolating here in the residence with the president's doctor releasing a new letter to us saying the president is feeling well and maintaining strict isolation measures, and adding this, quote, the president continues to be very specifically conscientious to protect any of the executive residents, white house, secret service, and other staff whose duties require any of being socially distanced proximity to him. it comes amid new questions over how strictly the president adhered to cdc guidelines last week. arthel, the white house also telling us this afternoon that the president had six close contacts and none have tested positive so far. this comes as you mentioned tensions rising with china with all eyes on a possible pelosi stop in taiwan. take a look here at this map. you can see taiwan located right between those announced stops, singapore, malaysia, and south korea, and japan, but as you mentioned, no taiwan vis

you go from the afghan, griff, to the ukraine grip that it was in a very short amount of time. they're very adroit to doing that. let me go to michael now. michael. well, how does nato walk away from all of this? ok, i mean, i know, i think, you know, the new york times, you know, ukraine's winning and all this, you know, how do they walk away from this? how do they, how do they explain to people? not only did we lose the ukrainians, where was we crashed the economy? after crashing the economy with coven? go ahead. michael looks like to me. they're not walking away from it. they're trying to enlarge it by introducing for the 1st time china into their final statement. they're, they're, they're, they're looking for a whole new lease on life. and by bringing in china that, that, to me is very, very worrisome. and i think, and i think it underscores the competition that they now feel against the, the west. michael, michael, do you think that chinese fear nato, do you think they fear nato? oh, no, no, not at all. it's just that. we have stella. bert trying, who's the head of head of

>> griff: not at all.wo show we will do a deeper dive into what these creatures are all about. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> steve: look forward to it. >> brian: one thing we have to say just to build on what mayor adams said. mayor adams came out and erroneously saying sending people toe new york city they are not, they are sending them to washington, d.c. it was florida governor ron desantis send them delaware. they stopped going to jacksonville. other thing gives me hope, there is common sense caucus in new york city that wrote a letter to the president saying stop sending your illegal immigrants into our state. they end up in our city. you are overburdening our social services systems, including our shelters. in that common sense caucus are at least two democrats. so i have hope that maybe we are hitting the breaking point. >> ainsley: it's a constant story and nothing gets done. # hundred thousand since the beginning of 2021 got aways. that's larger than the number of people who live in san franci

we will see where it goes. >> carley: thank you griff jenkins so much. administration's green energy had agenda with a six-figure ad by comparing president with a crisis of jimmy carter. >> the crisis, it will if we don't act quickly. >> i would transition, yes. >> it will be some popular and some will make sacrifices. >> we are going through an incredible transition. >> the digital ad put together by the power of the future will run interim g atomic energy producing state like alaska, colorado, new mexico, while, pennsylvania and texas. the ranking member james comer of the oversight committee, good morning to you. the white house is being accused of trying to redefine the word recession ahead of the gdp report that is out on thursday. they now say that while two consecutive quarters falling real gdp constitutes a recession that is neither the official definition or the state of the business cycle. they said the labor market needs to be factored in. are you buying their argument or is that a political spin? >> it is another political spin by the biden a

. >> but in speaking exclusively to fox's griff jenkins at the border last week governor abbott blamedhuman tragedy on the white house and its failure to send a clear miami to migrants not to come. >> biden has made clear to the world that the border is open, has led to record number of people coming here and just a cheer number of what we are dealing with is extraordinary. none of this is going to be solved until we have the president with the commitment to secure the border like trump did. in the wake of last week's tragedy, a truck that had reportedly been waived through an inland checkpoint abbott is taking matters into his own hands. he's ordering state troopers to conduct more aggressive searches of commercial vehicle that is could potentially be used for human smuggling. gillian. gillian: claudia cowan, thank you so much. for more on this and from all the fallout to end of the supreme court's term let's bring in political panel, matthew, health and human services and david, former new york state senator, gentlemen, happy fourth to you both. thanks for joining me. matt, i will co

griff jenkins has more. good morning. >> griff: the president had a few more gaffes than

we throw down. >> you just like saying griff. >> we throw down.e says he never meant to trash the neighborhood, adding, quote, through this experience i have learned that food deserts are a huge issue in some urban areas across the country. new york specifically. i had no idea this is what i was walking into. i was essentially a golden retriever that stuck his nose in a bees nest and got stung. that's a beautiful analogy. he also filmed himself buying food from bodegas and distributing it to the homeless, which is fine, i guess. when i do my charity work i never recorded. that is tacky. also they won't let me bring my camera into the chip and in dale's dressing room. jeff, hero oh? >> i have to pick him one of two? >> you can say was he right to be fired? it was his second day on the job. >> i am shocked that he found he worked in tech. i think we learned a lesson. he's a bro. that's why people are mad. i live in los angeles. i'm a bro. i'm a straight white guy. he's got to know that you've got to live. you have to lie every day if you want to kee

. >> griff jenkins is live in washington >> good morning, dagen. top news for hunter biden on multiple fronts. the "new york post" headline you referenced appearing to finally put to rest speculation around the identity of the big guy. the subject of much speculation as part of the ongoing grand jury probe into hunter biden's business dealings. but even more telling, dagen, fox news digital review, which looked at messages and visitor logs showing at least 14 of hunter biden's business associates did meet with vice president biden ranging from mexican billionaires, former columbian presidents and prime ministers to ukrainian energy executives and russian oligarchs. president biden consistently denies any knowledge of it. >> mr. vice president, how many times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> president biden: i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. i have never discussed with my son, brother or anyone else anything having to do with their businesses period. >> meanwhile the ranking

mike: griff darting us out thanks. let's bring in today's political power with me in studio for an rcc communications director targeted victory vice president matt gorman performer manchin communication director capitol council llc partner jonathan welcomed gentlemen. great check in studio. if speaker pelosi does not go to taiwan, is it a show of weakness on the world stage? >> clearly and it looks weak. look, the whole point of this is china was to isolate taiwan. and they want to give any government official any country positively hope to visit there or legitimize taiwan anyway. they succeeded intimidated duly elected government official. doesn't matter what party, state media spokesperson writing to shoot down the plane possibly in biden administration kind of shrugs. >> jonathan, we saw a press release and the speaker's office today announced a bunch of stuff. did not mention taiwan, should she go? >> she absolute should go private china will realize she is not afraid of the chinese. i don't think there's anybody n

pete: griff jenkins live in washington. griff. this, three migrants were from honduras were okay. the driver, a u.s. citizen was arrested. this is the el paso sector, just that sector alone, guys, over the last seven days, the past week, busted 25 different human smuggling operations arresting more than 10 migrants. in the del rio sector we were in last week for seven days we had 11,000 encounters. texas governor greg abbott told me things are literally out of control. >> literally has never been worse, it has never been worse because the numbers are higher than they ever been. the problems, and challenges are mounting on the other side of the border. worst of all wee not seeing the president to lift a finger to do anything about it. like we're and some abandoned outpost here. president abandoned many of the states, all of the border states of nights united states of america is reap pre hensable. reporter: after the worst deaths in history. 45 migrants dead in swelter trailer. abbott blaming the president biden he'sen failure to s

. >> ainsley: griff jenkins is live in washington with the latest for us, griff?y be approaching baghdad bob territory at this point. is he now enraging border patrol agents who tell fox news is he flat out lying making pronouncements like this. >> the border is secure the border -- we are working to make the border more secure. that has been an historic challenge. >> griff: but the numbers and images coming from our southern border not only contradict the secretary's claim but also suggest the border has never been more unsecure following four straight months of more than 200,000 illegal crossings per month. fiscal year-to-date total as you see here 1,746,119. the most ever on record eclipsing last year's unprecedented number. also over 1.7 million. a record number of 56 individuals hitting the terrorist screening data base. that's just the ones we know about as there have been more than 400,000 got-aways, meaning illegal crossings witnessed but not encountered. it comes as major cities like washington, d.c. and as you pointed out, steve, new york city is feeling

griff jenkins, thank you. and state officials alike are scrambling on our southern border tonight to prepare for the fallout from the impending termination of the remaining mexico policy as the administration's efforts to also ditch title 42 are tied up in court. let's talk about what happens now with texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. good to have you back, sir. >> good to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: for the semi from the ap tonight quoting u.s. officials that the migrants who died in that terrible tragedy, all 53 of them, it says they cleared and in land checkpoint, the disclosure brings to attention an old policy question of roughly the 110 inland highway checkpoints along the mexican and canadian borders are sufficiently effective at spotting people's cars and trucks to enter the u.s. illegally. they are generally located up to 100 miles from the border. lieutenant governor, what do you make of that tonight? how could we miss this many people who lost their lives in this worst of scenarios? >> we

fox is griff jenkins has those details.as governor greg abbott, blasting today's decision as a green light for biden's quote, open border policies. others welcome to the ruling. the international rescue committee who provides legal assistance to migrants, says biden can do even more to further end border externalization policies that put asylum seekers at risk. what's unknown is how this will impact the billion dollar human smuggling industry. border officials say it benefits the bad guys. it's going to enrich cartels, it's going to allow them to go to countries throughout the world and advertisers services. meanwhile the driver of the tractor trailer accused of being responsible for the deaths of 53 , migrants, 45 year old omero zamorano, a texas native, making his first court appearance in san antonio, charged with smuggling resulting in death facing potentially life in prison or the death penalty. if convicted, it comes as more human smuggling tragedies occur. yesterday in la hoya, texas. two killed two in critical condi

texas griff jenkins fox news. well some staggering numbers coming out of ukraine, according to the un human rights office. more than 10,000 ukrainian civilians have been injured or killed since russia invaded that country. now the latest official death toll stands at about 4731. but the u. n says that the true death toll will most likely be much higher . there are more losses on wall street today as the market closed out its worst first half of the year since 1970. one measure of inflation, closely watched by the fed was unchanged from april to may. traders are concerned about when inflation will ease and whether the fed's interest rate hikes will cool down the economy too much and spark a recession. overall the markets have wiped out almost all of their gains from last year, the dow was down 253 points. the nasdaq fell 149 points. and the s and p was down 33 points, retailers and tech stocks. some saw some of the biggest losses today. well coming up school, a little less of a yawn. how some students might be slee

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well, the griff is up there. they've been taking it. they're not making it. the world has stopped fearing and continues to hate. and now you have a situation in which basically the fabled international community has been reduced to the us, europe at a handful of its allies around the globe. and the rest of the world is either neutral or pro russian. and this, this was not something that the west wanted to achieve. in fact, the opposite of what they wanted to achieve. i'm not sure if that was russia plan all along. but we're, this is more, this is bigger than ukraine. first of all. secondly, when it comes to ukraine itself though, it has to, it alternately has to choose between if survival as a country been tory, this regime. because this regime is going to see a dead and buried. that's right. daniel. the voice is going exactly where i want to go. i, we keep talking about ukraine, ukraine, ukraine. but what is ukraine now and what will it be? ok, this is a huge question. that's open ended right now, and the more western support we see, the smaller it gets, and