. >> jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. video shows mcgregor leaving the bathroom and walking up to a woman he then leads into the bathroom. mcgregor is denying the allegations. >> john: alicia is live in denver, and the accuser is now responding to the release of this video. what else can you tell us about this? >> john, the unidentified woman's attorney told tmz her client had no fewer than six drinks and did not recall who led her to the restroom until she saw the video. in the reported demand letters to mcgregor, the nba and the heat, security tracked her with the fighter. the video appears to show her guiding her through the crowd before a few men stand in front of the door. the woman's attorney saying "my client was under the belief they were leaving and going to the four seasons hotel as connor had previously asked him to join him in his hotel room. my client believed they were leaving, but instead connor took her into the restroom." mcgregor's attorney saying after the video was released by tmz, the claimant's lawye

jacqui. i remember the pursuit for him, the mail bombings and ultimately he was sending letters to the washington post, new york times saying this manifesto, 35,000 word manifesto published and he would stop and put two together and they apprehended and arrested in cabin in montana. terrifying episode. jacqui: very dramatic as that played out. interesting to remember all of the intrigue about manifestos that we hear today. griff: in the final point memorable that his brother played a key part in apprehension because he was living in remote cabin with no electricity might not have been caught but for that brother. for more on what we know about the historic federal indictment of former president trump nate foy in b bedminster, new jersey. reporter: this comes as he faces 37 felonies for his handling of classified documents and some cases he's accused of showing people those documents. take a look at these boxes found at mar-a-lago. prosecutors say that back in 2021 here in bedminster the forme

jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich.e was extradited to stand trial on american soul, accused of trying to sell holloway's mother fake information about the location of her daughter's remains. charles watson is tracking this case and joining us live. >> right now, joran vandersloot is in the custody of u.s. marshals until he's put on trial for an alleged financial scheme to the family of natalee holloway. beth holloway saw vandersloot for the first time in person. he with as arraigned and pled not guilty to one count each of wire fraud and exportion, this coming after a 2010 indictment that charges vandersloot with the scheme where he allegedly offered to provide information about holloway's whereabouts years after his disappearance in aruba for $250,000 from her mother. after receiving $25,000 upfront vandersloot allegedly lied and took off with the money. and the family is filled with emotion as the wheels of justice finally start turning. >> a conviction would bring closure, justice as close as we can obtain closure i

that's treatt-e-d.com. >> jacqui: a u.s.nder arrest in germany for the death of a tourist and assault of her friend. the suspect shoved the two women down a steep slope. so bill, what are you hearing? >> bill: jacqui, german police say it was a violent attack against two american women, both of whom were essentially lured on to a path, then assaulted and both thrown off of a steep cliff. allegedly at the hands of an american man now in custody. you can see the american man being arrested by german police. attack took place near a tourist area near a castle in southern germany. the two american women, ages 21 and 22, were visiting the area and met the suspect, a 30-year-old american man by total coincidence as he was also taking a look at the area. german police say after meeting the man on a hiking path, he lured the two women on to a trail that leads up to a viewpoint and that is when he decided to violently attack the younger woman and her friend tried to jump in to help. take a listen. >> the older one tried to rush to he

>> shannon: jacqui heinrich at the white house. thank you, jacqui. the senate is up against the clock tonight. senators are trying to pass the house version of the debt ceiling deal ahead of a projected default monday. so let's find out where things stand right now. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is always on it on capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> shannon, good evening. there was a deal for the debt ceiling package itself; however, they must secure another deal for the senate to pass the bill. >> the senate is a unique institution. any individual senator can stop the train. any individual senator can ask for an amendment. and the debate is unlimited unless there is an agreement. >> senators are vying for votes on their amendments to the bill. g.o.p. member rand paul wants deeper spending cuts. >> we haven't used the sufficient leverage of the minority on our side. if it would have been combined senate republicans with mccarthy, maybe there would have been more leverage. there was nothing from the senate republican, at least from

heinrich, thank you, jacqui.hn. >> john: the controversy surrounding the los angeles dodgers continues as one of the largest catholic advocacy organizations is calling for a boycott after the decision to reinstate and honor the drag group that goes by the name sisters of perpetual indulgence at the team's pride night. your organization is encouraging a boycott of the l.a. dodgers. putting your money where your mouth is, a million dollars in an ad campaign to encourage it. why are you looking for a boycott here? >> well, we are looking for the dodgers to reconsider their decision to honor this vile anti-catholic hate group. these sisters, they are not sisters at all, they dress in drag, mock jesus on the cross, turned the cross into a sex prop, they have had condemn masses and dress up in mock religious sisters. catholic religious women who devote their lives to the church and the dodgers have awarded the organization a community honorary award. beyond us why they can't find another organization to honor for their

jacqui, good evening. >> good evening, trace.hite house officials say hunter biden, who just accepted a plea agreement with federal prosecutors, was invited to last night's state dinner with the attorney general you because he is the president's son and white house members attend events. officials were very rye sis tant giving answers how the case was handled and the president's role in it. >> let me say -- let me save you some breath. if you are going to ask about this, i am not addressing. >> kirby wouldn't answer james' question though. are you going to answer the question? it's not unreasonable question to ask. >> after a lot of pushback the white house now says this comment still holds true. >> i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. >> despite a text message whistleblower calling it into question. >> what i will say is nothing has changed. nothing has changed. and i will leave it there. >> the 2017 text appears to show hunter biden shaking down a chinese business associate for a payment invoking

hi, jacqui. >> hi, martha. as reticent as the white house has been about his legal troubles, the white house is keeping him in close company, flying him on air force one and inviting him to the state dinner days after accepting a plea deal and even going to camp david as whistle-blowers challenge how much the president knew about his son's overseas business deal. not great optics the former press secretary admits. >> was that optically easier for the white house? absolutely not. but i suspect more that was in the family circumstance of him wanting to come and the president wanting to show that he loves his son and he's standing by him. >> so is the love for his son greater than for the love of his country? it smells bad, sandra. >> the white house critics have refused to say if there's guardrails in place to make sure that hunter doesn't conduct business in the presence of his dad. this is how they want the american people to understand the president's decision. >> what message is the president trying to send t

jacqui? >> that's right. since announcing his re-election campaign, the president has not held any in-person events, he's not met with any voters in battleground states. the campaign told fox the plan was to let americans see the president, being the president, which is why today he was in colorado springs for the air force academy graduation when he took a nasty spill on stage. take a look at this video. the president went down after shaking hands before the 3 1/2 hour long ceremony concluded. the official stood a few minutes later. the press pool did not see him leave. the white house communications director said he was fine. there was a sandbag on stage while he was shaking hands. this kind of incident that brings focus to the president's age. that is not where the campaign wants to shine a spotlight. politco says it's one reason the campaign is prepping broadsides about a slew of gop contenders believing biden's re-election will be harder if trump is not on the ballot. trump is only three years you younge

of jacqui heinrich in the white house where pressure is mounting on the president to begin debate. >> field of republican candidates is growing fast today, former vice president mike pence made it official he's good to be challenging his old running mate former president trump for the revoke a nomination, he will officially unveil the campaign on wednesday he files paperwork today and will be delivering remarks in iowa, the former vp is expected to campaign heavily on his faith, his record and policies he fought for during the trump administration. >> i'm very confident that whatever things look like right now, that republican primary voters are going to look at the field and think very deeply about who can best carry our message and carry majorities to victory. >> he's not the only one joining the field this week, former new jersey governor chris christie will announce tomorrow night in new hampshire and the governor of north dakota will be announcing hours later. south carolina senator tim scott generating considerable buzz after he appeared on the view. this interview was notable a

jacqui heinrich has that part of the story tonight good evening jacqui. >> laura: good evening shannon. president biden expressed doubt in his own authority to forgive student loans with a flick of the pen in the past and former speaker of the house nancy pelosi also pushed back on calls from progressives to do it saying that student loan forgiveness has to come with an act of congress. that what is the supreme court ruled today. but biden denied giving false hope to millions of borrowers. >> i didn't give any false hope. the question was whether or not i would do even more than was requested. what i did i thought was appropriate and was able to be done and would get done. i didn't give borrowers false hope but the republicans snatched away the hope that they were given and it's real. real hope. >> laura: officials here say the supreme court got it wrong and they're trying this again with a different lever. the higher education act, saying it allows the education secretary to compromise, wave or release loans under certain circumstances. the details here are fuzzy and it's unclear how

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good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. tomorrow will mark six weeks since the president announced his re-election bid and is he yet to hold a single campaign event. fox is told not to reach too much into that but they are coming but the president today would not say when. >> thank you. >> no answer from the president hosting the danish prime minister for a bilateral meeting today. meantime, one democrat challenging biden for the nomination is upping his travel schedule heading to the southern border tonight. >> for the next three days, i will be meeting with people from the border patrol and elsewhere to try to formulate policies that will seal the border permanently. >> and republican 2024 hopefuls are capitalizing on age concerns. >> a vote for president biden is actually a vote for president harris. we are running against kamala harris. >> last time the president addressed his age was in april. >> you say i'm ancient. i say i'm wise. >> but some in biden world are growing we'rey of the narrative. one former biden admini

. >> begin with jacqui heinrich live from the north lawn. jacqui. >> hey there, mike. the supreme court said today the white house did not have authority to provide billions in student loan forgiveness absent any authorization from congress. it does not appear that there's any path for that there, and right now it is unclear what back-up plan the white house has. we just got a short statement from the president, we are going to hear more from him later, for now he says the fight is not over i will have more to announce this afternoon. i believe it's wrong, i will stop at nothing to find other ways to deliver relief to hard working middle class families. my administration will work to bring the promise of higher education to everyday americans and later today all my administration has done to help students and the next steps the administration will take. yesterday when the high court struck down affirmative action the president had a response prepared, the schools should measure diversity to promote diversity in competitive admissions. and they never outlined a back-up

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, rich. down any speculation of coordination with the justice department on the indictment of biden's predecessor and possible 2024 opponent. and the president is keeping far away from his attorney general merrick garland on this. >> i have not spoken. i'm not going to speak on it. no comment on what happened. >> president biden asked twice about the news on an official visit to battleground state north carolina making clear he's got nothing to say and will not interfere with justice department's investigation. >> sir, are you concerned about the allegation in light the trump indictment? >> i have no comment at all. >> biden said thursday people should trust the doj's decisions because he has never made a suggestion to the department on whether it should bring a charge. but critics point to this comment from may. >> first of all, my son has done nothing wrong. i trust him. i have faith in him. >> the "wall street journal" editorial board wrote that's a highly inappropriate message from a pres

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. officially the white house is not commenting. that's also the case with the trump indictment, but there is new reporting tonight that the president has privately told aides he is disgusted by trump's behavior but is adhering to his promise to keep the doj independent. >> senator chuck grassley's claim the fbi redacted portions of an unclassified 0:23 form detailing evidence of burisma executive bribed then vice president joe biden and his son hunter, not getting any reaction from the white house. >> is the white house aware of any recording in which the president might be on tape speaking to a burisma executive? >> so the president spoke to this. i think he was shouted a question about this at the thursday press conference. and i'm just going to quote him and say it's malarkey. >> the president today not playing ball with shouted questions. >> have you read the trump indictment, sir? >> but the first lady reportedly had something to say tel

the north lawn, jacqui, thank you.dra, the other thing to point out, he talked about deficit reduction and $1.7 trillion from the national deficit, but doesn't point out, obviously, that majority is from the end of emergency spending from covid. so, there were things in there you had to fact check along the way. >> sandra: and we will continue 20 do just that. doug holtz-eakin, former director of the congressional budget office and robert wolf, former economic adviser to president biden and fox news contributor. bidenomics, building the economy from the middle out and the bottom up, robert wolf, by making "smart investments in america, educating and empowering american workers to grow the middle class," said he did not come up with the name, if i could play off this sound, gillian turner put the question to the president earlier today. listen. >> sir, you said you didn't know what the hell bidenomics is. can you tell us what it is? >> sure, first time i heard it used was by you guys in the press. let's get it straight.

jacqui, i kept thinking i was missing something here.orts about it and went back and read it. there is some document, somewhere in the fbi were some person said the president, vice president joe biden six or seven years ago was taking bribes, is that correct? >> that's exactly right, chris. there are a lot of different rebel holes to go down when it comes to trying to piece through all of house gop republicans different allegations of whistleblowers because lawmakers like james comer have been, to the success of their investigations, in order to paint the biden administration and his family as corrupt and the threat federal government as a political tool. on these allegations, whether or not they are credible. but this allegation in particular, in the showdown with christopher wray only lens comer more credibility. she has substantiated, or verified this over the f t 10:24. this is in an informant who has made unsubstantiated allegations to the fbi that comer and trump grassley have been demanding that christopher wray turnover even thou

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. asked whether the president has been greefd on security concerns ahead of trump's court appearance tomorrow, the white house would only say the president gets briefed on security matters every day and they will be prepared. but no further discussion, despite outrage about weaponization of the justice department reaching a fevered pitch. >> admiral, the podium is yours. >> biden administration trying hard not to comment on former president trump's indictment even over possible national security risks his handling of classified material may have posed. >> i'm just not going to be able to talk with any detail about -- about those documents or this case. i mean, it's really something for the justice department to speak to. and in terms of any national security assessment, that would be up to the director of national intelligence. separate and distinct from all of that. >> they also won't say whether the u.s. has communicated with any allies about possible impacts to national security. >>

jacqui heinrich in the next half hour with more.acqui. >> reporter: we'll hear the president speak in half an hour from now but when the white house was asked about this case last year, this was their message. >> to make sure they take their voices to the ballot box. that is the way that we are going to be able to fight back in a way that is effective in a way going to make a difference. we have republicans who are doing extremes. president calls them ultramaga. they are part of the ultramaga way who are trying to take away the rights of the american people. >> reporter: former president obama said today of the ruling like any policy affirmative action was not perfect but it allowed generations of students like michelle and me to prove we belonged. now it is is up all of us to give opportunities to students that they deserve and help them to benefit from new perspectives. to find race-neutral ways to support student diversity efforts. the justices were considering two legal separate challenges how harvard a private university, unive

jacqui heinrich is addressing the secretary. let's go back to the conference. >> had the authority on the hero's act. the hero's act made it clear, the authority to modify or waive. the supreme court saw it differently. we're moving forward 92 another path and going to put the best legal argument forward to provide relief for borrowers. that's our focus. >> you think this court will see eye to eye with you? it's the same court. >> we're going to keep fighting and put the best argument forward. did you want to talk about a bigger plan? >> sure. i just want to add one thing on that question. it's -- we're just beginning the rule-making process now. there's time to craft the exact proposal under this new legal authority. one thing of course that we'll keep in mind is how this plan is going to be received by the courts. what the president believes is that if his lawyers who are all highly qualified attorneys tell him that a path is legally available, he's going to trust them and we're going put our best foot forward to defend it. wh

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, norah.storms still breaking out from the carolinas all the way up into parts of vermont. damaging winds and large hail can be expected as these storms track from the west towards the east. it's all part of the same storm system that produced tornadoes in indiana over the weekend. these will continue into the nighttime hours tonight. a break in the action in the morning on your tuesday, and then storms will fire up again, especially east of interstate 95. the air behind that cold front will be cool with this upper low, but the heat persists with this heat dome into the southern plain states. that heat dome will expand over the next couple of days with more millions of americans getting in on triple digits. norah. >> jacqui jeras, thank you. >>> we learned today that prosecutors will seek the death penalty against bryan kohberger, the suspect in the murders last year of four university of idaho students. prosecutors say the killings were especially heinous, and kohberger exhibited, quote, utte

president -- >> sandra: very interesting moment, jacqui heinrich getting that question in, have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings and she got a firm no from the president. which would contradict the text message we have seen by now over whatsapp where hunter biden references his father sitting right next to him during a business dealing. >> i know jonathan turley is your guest, it's interesting to me because in his last op-ed he was saying the bottom line in all of this is that somebody is lying, right. somebody is not telling the truth about the involvement the president had with hunter biden and it's going to be fascinating in the hours and days to come as this trickle of information comes to see what else james comer comes up with and to see about where this investigation might lead. >> sandra: because both cases cannot be true that, is for sure, trace. all right. so, jonathan turley coming up in a short time from now on that, meanwhile, await those two briefings and the atlanta d.a. at odds with the state's attorney general, refusing to prosecute a mob

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret.iden allies allegations the president committed any wrongdoing with regard to his son's overseas business deals with reviewed and dropped by trump's justice department and the ongoing probe involves oonly hunter. the white house is not saying anything on the record, including about trump's case. >> three republican senators now calling for a special counsel to investigate claims burisma executive bribed then vice president joe biden and his son hunter following claims the ukrainian businessman kept recorded conversations as an insurance policy described in an fbi 1023 form. senator marcia blackburn saying the doj so far hasn't acted and the fbi withheld information from lawmakers. >> they are making that choice to redact this. they came before us and had different versions of this story they are shielding the bidens, we need this special counsel. >> so far no response from the biden white house as the president stays mum on his predecessor's indictment. >> i turned all my notes in. [la

and everything else is a bonus. >> jacqui thanks, thanks a lot.t is coming up for you later on. in the program. much to discuss on the health front. today shortly speaking to the health minister to come in a moment. also, attorney general is here. just after eight. some research comparing our mortgage payments to homeowners elsewhere in europe. and, asking the defense committee chair of what the government makes of russia's rebellion. and what could be next for vladimir putin. vladimir putin >> as promised, health minister with us now good morning, thank you for joining us on the program. this morning. let's start first of all with the world plan. if you wouldn't mind. i know that there is a lot to talk about. we are short of 12,000 possible doctors. 50,000 nurses and midwives. so said jeremy hunt when he was chairman of the health select committee. 13 years of conservative government. >> two things are happening. first i'll talk about what we've been doing the last couple years at the moment. and then come to the long term workforce plan we will

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. >> i would not speculate on hypotheticals, jacqui. they were talking about the situation as we were seeing it unfold, they were communicating with each other, allies and partners about their perspectives, what they were seeing, we were seeing, sharing as much context and make sure we had the same site pictures, reacting in realtime in roughly the same way, it was important for that to be the case. and so that's where the focus was. on the nuclear thing, we continue to watch this very, very closely. we have seen a lot of wreckless rhetoric out of the russian side, no indication mr. putin has any intention of using nuclear weapons inside of ukraine or any where else for that -- >> on prigozhin's sta sus. does the u.s. have anything where whether his safety was talked about, or could his life be in jeopardy. >> i would point you to the other details. >> do you have an assessment how much to what extent the wagner forces have been diluted in ukraine and what that might mean for the troops? >> diluded with a d or t? it's unclear right now,

fox' jacqui heinrich pressed the white house on the optics of hunter biden's attendance at last week'ste dinner. watch this. >> reporter: what message is the president trying to send to the american people when he invites his son to the state dinner and camp david just this past weekend amid everything he's going through? >> every president of the united states has invited their family to state dinner. this president also has a family. he is no different. and beyond that, i'm just not going to engage on this. ashley: okay. we're also now learning that the white house omitted all of hunter biden's visits and extended stays from their visitor logs. martha maccallum is here now with me. great to see you, martha. hey, so much for the most transparent administration in history. and i find this a little odd. with we see hunter biden everywhere, and now they're not going to recognize him on visitor logs. >> he was on it for the state dinner, i guess, for the easter egg roll but not on it for other things. so, you know, plus there's just this big question, is he living there? so maybe if they'

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military assets, bret. >> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. thank you. in tonight's democracy 2023 report another republican enters the fray. miami mayor francis suarez is in the race as fellow opponent from florida governor ron desantis issues a challenge to his political rival. here is correspondent mark meredith. >> it's time to take things into our own hands. >> he is 45 years old and the son of cuban immigrants and mayor of miami. now francis suarez says is he ready for a new job. >> i'm running for president because i think i have a different message that what other candidates have. i'm generational. >> suarez serving second term as mayor is the third candidate from florida to seek the republican nomination. the dnc welcoming him to the race writing suarez, quote: is yet another contender in the race for the maga base who has supported key pieces of donald trump's agenda but swawrdz did not support trump either in 2016 or 2020. clashed with foreign governor ron desantis style. >> seems to struggle with relationships generally. i look penal in the e

jacqui heinrich is at the white house the morning, good morning to you.en campaign doing these days? it's certainly not campaigning. >> reporter: you know, it's a really good question, ashley. wish i could give you a solid answer on that. this week the white house laughed off questions about whether we would see president campaigning ever and cited the hatch act to avoid any further probing. but we did have a chance to put the question9 to the president himself. >> reporter: mr. president, how's the reelection campaign going? we haven't seen you on the campaign trail yet. >> you haven't? >> reporter: not an official campaign rally. >> reporter: there hasn't been one. the strategy seems to the intentionally, at least right now, ignore polling that shows biden has lost significant ground compared to to before the 2020 the election are. overall, only 33% of americans believe the president is a strong leader, and that is a new low, down 16 from a high of 49%. the month before he was elected. and republicans are seizing on this, barnstorming iowa right now. >>

. >> john: jacqui heinrich is live on the white house lawn. >> all we know about it comes from house ways and means republicans who saw this presented to them by the whistleblower. we have not heard from anyone else about the authenticity of the text. the president, though, has long maintained as you said, that he's never spoken with his son about his overseas business dealings and if that whatsapp message ends up to be authentic, it's of course possible hunter could have been lying about his father sitting at his side as he pressured a chinese businessman for a paint. but house republicans who heard from the whistleblower want the president to answer to this. >> the president of the united states needs to respond to these -- these assertions, these allegations, because to me and to you and to your viewers, most of us believe that the president was very well aware of his son's business dealings but he has continued to deny, deny, deny over the course of numerous years. >> lawyers surrounding the president have been much more eager to respond to allegations of mishandling and preferen

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details. good evening. >> good evening, trace. president biden's news conference hosting the u.k. prime minister was focused on ukraine support and building the alliance, especially around artificial intelligence safeguards but allegations of burisma executive paid the bidens to gain u.s. oil rights detailed that fbi form really took center stage. >> where's the money? i'm joking. >> mr. president. >> that is a bunch of malarkey. >> president biden down playing corruption claims from house oversight republicans allowed today to view the fbi 1023 source form allege ago pay-to-play scheme when he was vice president. >> they do not want us talking about the contents of it. so i want to be very careful about it. but it's all related to ukraine and burisma. >> nancy mace says the document allege payments went to biden using shell companies. >> multiple payments in 5 million each to each biden. if the information contained in this document is true, then there will be absolutely bank records to back it up. >> a source familiar with the f

jacqui heinrich, that represents a 180 out of the white house. what can you tell us?rtainly the initial response from the administration that that reporting was not accurate left people with the impression that a chinese spy base in cuba did not exist or plans to make one did not exist. what they released over the weekend chased that. the pushback was swift. senator marco rubio said they lied out about. they say the sensitive nature of the information is such that they shouldn't go into more detail. when the first story came out because of how sensitive it was and they worked hard over the weekend to get it down graded to provide context. now the administration admitses that china has been operating a spy base in cuba for years. the claim under former president trump was called absurd. >> john radcliff said the allegation that there was a chinese spy base in cuba under the trump administration is not true. what do you say to that? >> it's true. our assessment is that the previous administration would have had the same access to that intelligence as we did. >> when you

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musk's purchase of twitter and also jp morgan's purchase of first republic bank, trace. >> trace: jacquinrich from the white house. thank you. new controversy tonight over the fbi document that reportedly alleges the involvement of then vice president biden in a bribery scheme. the latest issue, whether the investigation into this matter was ever finished. the senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is live on capitol hill tonight. chad, good evening. >> trace, good evening. the fbi is offering the entire oversight committee the chance to review the 1023 document on the biden family. it reportedly alleges that president biden, as vice president, might have accepted a bribe. the top democrat on the committee, jamie raskin, is feuding with former attorney general bill barr. raskin stands by his claim that the investigation into the allegations have the document concluded. >> what i know is that fbi department of justice team under william barr and scott brady in the western district of pennsylvania terminated the investigation they said there were no grounds for further investigati

here is white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. >> the white house is pointing to the director ofline to release declassified information on covid origins required by the bipartisan bill biden signed into law in march. officials tell fox the dni's office is currently undergoing a careful classification process of this report with the goal of being transparent and open with the public about information related to the origin of covid-19. house committee chairman mike turner says of dni director avril haines. >> she will have some explaining to do. >> lee dactions only protect sources and methods and reveal what is known about covid origins and potential links to the wuhan institute of technology. >> i have seen most of the classified portions. i think people are going to be surprised because that report is very, very different than what the administration released publicly. >> members of congress are eager to probe this material as part of their broader effort to assess whether the u.s. government implea melted health mandates properly. cdc director rochelle walensky's famed comment

>> trace: jacqui heinrich at the white house. thank you. up next, one congressman says the u.s. missing submersible appears to be a catastrophic failure in leadership. he will explain why. but, first, beyond our borders tonight, a moscow court rejects an appeal from "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich he must remain in jail until at least late august. he was arrested in march while on reporting trip. gertz vitgershkovich and employe the allegations. bowlfour 8 years brazil's democc labor part claims bolsonaro abused his power by using channels to promote his campaign and cast unfounded doubts on the country's electronic voting system. thousands gather in southern hong kong to watch the iconic dragon boat races, a highlight of the annual chinese dragon boat festival. races back in full force after years of cancellations, postponements and social distancings restrictions during the pandemic. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. and we will be right back. ♪ innovates daily and our doctors teach at harvard medical school and the physicians doing the

david: all right, jacqui heinrich thank you very much appreciate it. more on all of this let's bring in house judiciary chairman congressman jim jordan. jim, great to see you thank you for being here. >> thank you, david. david: let me get right into the matter of these tapes that supposedly exist somewhere, apparently some burisma executive was worried that some of what either some of what they were paying wouldn't pay off or god knows for what reason but he claims there's 17 tapes. do you know where those tapes are or even if they exist? >> i don't. i don't know if they exist but i do know chairman grassley and senator grassley was, he's the guy whose worked with more whistleblowers in this town than anyone else. he's the guy who wrote the revised statute on the whistleblower. he thinks it's credible enough to bring the whistleblower brought it to him and it's credible enough to say on the senate floor. what i do know is when i saw that document, there was so many redactions in it and it's not a classified document, so remember , the fbi's history he

let me talk about the indictment, jacqui.ause it says that they told the fbi agent several times, he had no knowledge of how the boxes got from point a to point b. then, prosecutors presented a phone records. also text exchanges including one between ottawa and the trump family member, asking him specifically about boxes that were being moved to trump's private suite. the woman added that there was no room on the plane tibet minister. that was a course in new jersey. there was no room for them on the plane. is there any idea which family member he she was texting? >> we've not figure that out yet. alex it obviously there are a number of women who it could be. ivanka trump tiffany trump. former first lady melania trump. we have not received confirmation of who that person is. but that is somebody who was in and out of trump's bedroom and residents. during this time periods. over the course of several days and in between trump's legal team received the may 11th subpoena and evan corcoran layer to his own search on behalf of tru

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. >> sandra: first jacqui heinrich is live on the north lawn for us, as we await the press briefing. some questions could come up on this. >> i think they probably will. the president is set to deliver his first oval office address tonight after the debt deal cleared the senate and a statement earlier signalled that he will be talking about the jobs report. he said the numbers show "in short the biden economic plan is working and due to the historic action taken by congress this week, my economic plan will continue to deliver good jobs for the american people and communities throughout the country. i look forward to signing the bipartisan budget agreement into law." but the bill may not reach the president's desk until tomorrow, and fitch keeping the credit rating on negative watch, regardless of the bill passed, it means the economy might not yet be in the clear, despite the markets rising as investors welcome jobs numbers and the passing of the debt deal. overall, a strong jobs report, 339,000 jobs added in may, showing momentum in the economy, despite rising interest rates which m

jacqui, these are obviously very serious allegations. what more do we know at this hour? >> not much from the white house, sandra, the president is in north carolina, he's talking education and jobs, not a campaign event, but it is one of the states that his campaign says they are targeting. but the bribery allegations detailed in the fbi form are certainly taking the spotlight. the president was even asked about it yesterday at a bilateral meeting with the u.k. prime minister. >> where's the money? i'm joking. >> mr. president -- >> it's a bunch of malarky. >> confidential source alleged to the fbi a burisma executive paid the bidens to gain u.s. oil rights, to hunter biden and indirectly to the big guy many understand to be the president using shell companies. a source familiar with this document tells fox to be clear the document does not say joe biden received any payments. house oversight republicans want to see if there's any money trail. >> one of the reasons that i'm encouraging oversight committee is to subpoena more bank records so we can see if this is true or

, jacqui eoye ni. nonn— and last but not least, jacqui says hi.y and a bit of women's but sadly, a women's cricket. but sadly, a lot other sports are getting lot of other sports are getting practically at practically no coverage at all. and i went to the high and if i went on to the high street and said, please name me, you know, britain's best female swimmer, you'd probably really struggle, got struggle, even though we've got two medallists. so two olympic gold medallists. so it's going now are it's hard going and now we are we've situation where we've got this situation where there's 18 peer reviewed studies in world. not a single one in the world. not a single one of them says that we can remove male advantage male puberty advantage and that's men and that's why we have men and women's races. we have those races separate they're races separate because they're very different . anywhere between very different. anywhere between 10 and 30% at the olympic games, which massive. you know, this which is massive. you know, this is this the is a huge thi

, jacqui eoye ni. nonn— and last but not least, jacqui says hi. are getting practically at practically no coverage at all. and i went to the high and if i went on to the high street and said, please name me, you know, britain's best female swimmer, you'd probably really struggle, got struggle, even though we've got two medallists. so two olympic gold medallists. so it's going now are it's hard going and now we are we've situation where we've got this situation where there's 18 peer reviewed studies in world. not a single one in the world. not a single one of them says that we can remove male advantage male puberty advantage and that's men and that's why we have men and women's races. we have those races separate they're races separate because they're very different . anywhere between very different. anywhere between 10 and 30% at the olympic games, which massive. you know, this which is massive. you know, this is this the is a huge this is half the length of swimming pool. length of the swimming pool. okay. that's how different it is. suppressing

here is what the president told jacqui heinrich moments ago. mr.nt -- >> just continuing to deny any involvement, we have the facts here. >> emily: we do and the montage of the amount of times he denied having knowledge of any dealings with hunter biden and the problem with the volume of evidence that comes out of comer's hearing in addition to hunter's laptop, we know that not to be true. when you protest, that is big foundation this evidence pointed to and look forward to accountability for lies or him admitting here is what i know. i know who the big guy is and know he's been direct recipient of what happened under his watch. >> kayleigh: we have what's app messages and picture of hunter biden behind the wheel of coveret and gps puts him near his dad's house. we have the facts. >> sean: if you look at a crack addict, the only reason he is paid, he has access to vice president of the united states and to think the vice president does not know what his son is doing. of course they know and every american who has a fair-hearted mind, yes, the two m

not one question, according to jacqui heinrich was asked about bidenomics. >> rachel: we just talk the it last segment, americans would safe $21,000, under joe biden regulations, it will cost american families $60,000, of course he doesn't want to talk about it. >> brian: strange thing. >> steve: he should be asked about it. >> brian: 33% of americans think the economy is good, the president's economy. not so much if you listen to hunter question or wanted questions about bidenomics, to make the president talk about it, you were frustrated because it didn't come up. nicole wallace did say goodbye, let's relive that moment. >> president biden: whether they voted for me or not. >> and ones that run on them. thank you. >> thank you. i appreciate it. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> don't go anywhere, exciting day around here. >> steve: just so, it is like where is he going? apparently there was no easter bunny to tell him where to go. live tv, anything can happen. i can't tell you many times we have been doing interviews and say thank you for coming in and they get up and start to walk

jacqui heinrich pressed the president on that last part.[indiscernible] >> alexandria: it sounded like a no. a what's app message showed the younger biden claiming to be sitting right next to his father while negotiating with a chinese business associate. >> have you ever spoken to your son about overseas business dealings. >> i've never spoken to my son about overseas business dealings. >> did hunter biden commit a crime? are you confident he did nothing wrong? >> i'm confident. >> you think the stories about your son hunter -- >> yes, yes, yes. god love you, man, you're a one-horse pony. >> alexandria: whistleblowers claim doj and fbi interfered with the investigation, james comer wants special counsel kept out of the mix. he said you trust merrick garland to have sole authority to pick one person to take over the investigation and never have to be transparent with the media or congress. details seek to speak with six witnesses told by david weiss that he lacked authority to charge the son out of delaware. as far as hunter attending the s

jacqui heinrich is live at the white house. >> president biden and the white house are trying to make clear and shut down any speculation that they coordinated with the justice department in the indictment of biden's bret saysor. they said -- biden's predecessor. the president just said in north carolina a short while ago that he's staying far away from the attorney general on this. >> have you talked to the attorney general merrick garland on this? >> [inaudible] reporter: the president's critics continue to hammer biden. a confidential fbi source alleged a burisma executive paid the bidens to oil rights using shell companies. a source familiar with that document, to be clear the document does that say joe biden received any payments. but republicans want to see if there is any money trail. democrats are not moved by the fact that this is part of an active investigation in delaware because that probe relates only to hunter biden. >> if we subpoena more bank records we can see if this is true. ukrainian executives were bragging about the number of shell companies that it would take a