karine: i don't know the timeline. sorry. i know you're trying to get me to an exact time during the day but i just don't have that for you but, of course, he knew before the media reports came out. reporter: do you have any update in the investigation into the cocaine at the white house? the secret service say they're closer. karine: secret service, it's under their purview. they're investigating the situation. i would refer you to the secret service on that particular question. ok. i am going to take one more. go ahead. reporter: thank you. do you have more updates on secretary yellen's trip to china? and what is -- how does the u.s. plan to respond to china's cryptoexport control on metals for semiconductors? karine: look, i don't have more to share than secretary yellen has done interviews on how important it was for her to have this bilateral discussion on the economy, the world economy, more broadly china. she said it was substantive. the president has said this. and i think that as we all know, you know, china is going

karin left the country long before she was born, when karin was 5 years old.y moved from martinique to new york, but the hope for a better life did not come true, the father got a job as a taxi driver. mother caregiver for elders children. she spent most of her time looking after the younger ones instead of going to school from here and the knowledge gaps. as you all know, the anniversary of the end of world war ii in europe and the victory of the united states and allied forces over fascism and aggression on the continent are different. as a result, she didn’t even get points for medical school, then she gathered her strength and ended up in a columbian university, after which she remained there to teach . a few years later, kalin gets into the obama team, heads the white house political affairs department. and with biden, she will be invited there already for the role of deputy press secretary. everyone saw the president about an hour ago. obama announced that oh, that is, the president, biden, he confuses a lot, but in general he does his job as he asks, es

. >> thank you, karine. >> thanks, karine. the president has nothing on his schedule today other than his daily presidential briefings. can you share what he's up to. >> participated in an interview with jay shetty to tackle the mental health crisis that affects millions of americans as you know, the president just yesterday announced a new rule to make sure that mental health is dealt with in -- is indeed health, you heard him say that directly yesterday. jay shetty's podcast on purpose is the number one health and wellness podcast, average of 21 million downloads each month. so just so you all have this, interview will post on monday and he of course has internal meetings. he's had that throughout the day and later today he's going to be delivering a toast at a gathering to just say good-bye and thank you to louisa terrell, leaving her position as the director of ola, so we will all be toasting her later today. >> can you give us an update east palestine, the president has said he would go, he has not yet, and also governor

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>> julie: what's disturbing is karine jean-pierre lodge to the american people yesterday.in hell that she did not know the actual whereabouts of a cocaine baggie in the white house. when she described it as being in the west wing, where it highly traffic by visitors, and the only answer she would answer is that the biden family was not home that weekend, not in the white house, second weekend in a row. it happened twin friday and sunday, many visitors in and out of the white house. she was dodging. that's called defensive answering. i know a liar when i see one. my kids lied to me every day. [laughter] when you ask them a question and they defer, they are lying to you! she lied to us. i felt like she was lying, now i know she's lying. she's lying about this, what else are they lying about? they are lying. the truth is going to come out. >> kayleigh: let's take a look. there is some karine jean-pierre dodges, a montage. >> what is preventing a visitor from bringing in anthrax, or something that is not magnetic into the white house? >> secret>> secretary jean-pierm not going

karine jean-pierre asked questions and she derives the reporter. i would have said to trump, this is a family member, he would have said absolutely not. i would have gone to the media and said it is not one of the family members. >> emily: it was uneducated and delusional answer. put that to the side. she raises great points, so for karine jean-pierre to initially misreport the first family was not home to mixed signals about the location of the cocaine and where it was found and to shut down journalists who asked and otherwise would have been correctly labeled journalistic malpractice to not have questions about it. within 24 hours, to say likely they won't find who did it. why weren't the optics handled differently? >> marie: substance and -- i should not use substance, but substantively, probably a guest, i doubt it was somebody who works there. this staff has been criticized for having a tough policy. i think a few things are true, when you go to the podium, you have to have as much information as possible and be precise as possible. karine jea

karine jean-pierre is going to take to the podium any moment now. questions swirling now about the cocaine that was found inside the west wing. what's she going to say? marc thiessen is here, he's going to weigh in, react, minute by minute with us. >> bill: also, the 2024 presidential hopefuls barnstorming across the country. yesterday participating in the parades and trying to woo the early state voters. the leading candidate took the holiday off. so, what is the strategy there? we'll check in on that next. hi, i'm william devane. did you know it took our founders 116 days to debate and draft the u.s. constitution? turns out they didn't trust the printing of paper money, but they did trust gold and silver. article 1, section 10. gold and silver. good for the founders, good for me, good for you. rosland capital - is a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold &

. >> thanks, karine. follow up on hunter, is the president concerned his son's legal challenges will continue to take attention away from the white house now that this plea deal has fallen apart. >> i'm not going to speak to the politics of this, i'm not going to speak to characterize any of this for the president. what i can say is that, i've said it before, this is a personal matter. this is hunter biden as you know is a private citizen and this was done in an independent way, this investigation is being led by a trump appointed prosecutor and so the department of justice is independent. we give them the space to be independent. and we respect the rule of law. i'm just not going to get into details of characterizing. >> have you spoken to hunter. >> i'm not going to speak to a conversation with the family. >> in 2021, president biden told david muir accountability is necessary for the january 6th insurrection of the capital no matter where it goes. does the president stand by those comments even in the

any moment now john kirby and karine jean-pierre set to face questions after an absolutely stunning turn of events in court where hunter biden's controversial plea deal apparently has fallen apart. hello, john roberts in washington. sandra, we did not expect it was going to go this way. >> sandra: a lot of twists and turns, i'm sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." we may also be hearing from the attorneys for hunter biden shortly. we are watching outside that courthouse on what exactly happened in the courtroom, and what is expected to be a formality to cap off a five-year investigation. it has turned into a jaw dropping moment for the president's son. the deal appearing to collapse after the judge questioned the terms of the agreement with federal prosecutors say they would not rule out filing further charges against hunter biden. hunter's attorneys reportedly responded by saying the deal was now null and void. >> john: fox team coverage, andy mccarthy standing by where all of this goes from here and additionally how we got to this point. but first, griff jenkins is live

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karine jean-pierre was asked about this. not details what the next steps would be likely from the justice department. the white house says they were disappointed in this ruling. trace. >> trace: we're going to go back inside very quickly. karine jean-pierre is talking about the injunction right now. we'll be back to craig jarrett. >> we're not going to get ahead of that i'll leave it from here. >> will any white house staffers be undergoing drug testing as part of the investigation? >> again, this is under the pursue of the secret service. the white house is subject to rigorous guidelines that include drug testing. we'll take any action that is appropriate and warranted pending outcome of the secret service. we won't get into high theticals. when it comes to drug testing, we take that very seriously. so there's indies rigorous guidelines here at the white house. >> a story in "the new york times" about hunter biden's daughter in arkansas. does the president acknowledge this little girl as his granddaughter? >> i don't have a

according to the media research center karine jean-pierre was asked 252 questions about his handlingf classified documents and hunter biden's foreign business dealings where he is held criminally liable. of those, she answered just six. when it comes to the latest scandal cocaine found sunday inside the white house in the west wing critics say more information should really be publicly available now than the drips and drabs coming out mostly through weeks. kayleigh mcenany says this. >> i would not have walked to that podium without saying secret service, give me something here. she brought no answers, the president of the united states walked through this entrance, if the motorcade is on west exec, i've seen president trump walk through there. the thought that president biden could have been within feet of a powdery substance that was unknown is incomprehensible and inexcusable. >> gillian: joe concha, fox news contributor, joins me now. what are your thoughts today, joe? >> the biden administration vowed to be the most transparent white house in history when dealing with the press.

the judge specifically name checked white house spokeswoman karine jean-pierre, hhs secretary and surgeon general lÉvesque murphy. on your screen, is a list of prohibited activities for the feds which include meeting, e-mailing, flagging, calling, collaborating, urging, following up or issuing be on the lookout for censored content with social media. it is an absolutely stunning rebuke of the censorship deep state in the biden administration. it is a win for us free speech. as of this are the biden administration has appealed this judge's injunction. now judges don't usually talk like this. they don't issue such scathing opinions or broad injunctions. why here? well, judge doty wrote if the allegations made by the plaintiffs are true the present case arguably involves the most massive attack against free speech in the united states history. a massive win today for free speech that did not go over so well with our enlightened elite who have taken up the cause of censorship. walter isaacs is a professor and author who has written biographies on einstein, kissinger and steve jobs among other

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go ahead, andrew. >> thank you, karine. two questions. is the president satisfied with the pace at which -- >> sandra: a couple bit of big news items that were addressed there in the briefing room. most notably, one of the last questions about congresswomen pramila jayapal's comments regionally. and there was a comment about that, karine jean-pierre talked about the one-of-a-kind anti-semitism plan just days after jayapal called israel a racist state, asking if it even came up with the israeli president who is behind closed doors with the president at the white house right now. >> john: and creating john pierre saying, "we are glad she apologize." that there is no place for anti-semitism, that the relationship is unwavering, unshakable. so it's a clear signal from the white house that it does not appreciate what the left wing of the democratic party is saying vis-a-vis israel. i don't know if it's going to tamp it down or not. jayapal did walk her comment back a little bit, saying she doesn't believe that israel is a racist state, but the

podium is yours. >> thank you, karine. good afternoon, everybody. thanks for bearing with me today. i'm going to start by laying out the plan for the trip that's upcoming this weekend and then because there have been numerous reports on the provision of cluster munitions a few words on that at the top and then happy to take your questions. president biden said on day one of his administration that the united states would revitalize our alliances and reengage with the world to meet the great challenges of our time. and on sunday the president will depart for his next major trip overseas at a time when we have indeed -- >> mike: briefing reporters on upcoming presidential travel. we will get back to the briefing when he gets to the meat of some of the issues we are tracking but right now just talking about upcoming presidential travel and back to the briefing for more pressing topics when they come up. jacqui. >> jacqui: u.s. attorney in charge of the hunter biden investigation has failed to hand over materials to congress relating to the alleged retaliation against irs whistleblowers

nbc meteorologist bill karins is with me, priscilla thompson is live from galveston, texas.ures in texas, record energy demand, how are they preparing for what could be a very long haul? >> reporter: yeah, chris, a long haul indeed. we are talking about weeks and weeks and weeks of these record breaking temperatures. we know that there are cooling centers that have opened in various parts of the state to try to help people who may not have ac. as for that energy man, that's something the power grid operator is watching closely. they've been issuing weather watches when they feel like demand is going to be extremely high. urging people to conserve energy and be mindful of those demands. there have not been major issues with the grid. folks are encouraged to stay inside in the ac during these blistering hot temperatures. i'm here at the beach, and there aren't a ton of folks out enjoying the beach on a friday afternoon many july, likely because of just how hot it is here. it is in the 90s. it feels more like 108, in the 100s here right now, and people are certainly like paying

[laughter] or just say no, karine jean-pierre, no, it doesn't belong to the bidens.rprints, someone's handling that if it's in a baggy, and if it was in a cubby, presumably no one else was touching it. will: or the multitude of cameras in the white house. from your office to the studio, pete, i counted the other day you're in the vicinity of a dozen cameras down hallways, in different rooms to get here -- pete: that's sharely. will: and this is -- scary. that's a -- that's the white house. pete: we're going to go to the schematics, because there were multiple reports of where this was found, and it kept changing. it's a big place but t not a big place. there's a lot of -- wherever the substance is found is a definitive point -- will: yeah, it's moved, where the cocaine was found. the first floor which is above the ground floor, the first floor is home to the oval office, the press clear are briefing room, and the original reports, pete, were that-found in the library. -- that it was found in the library, the northeast corner of the first floor of the white house. pet

karine jean-pierre added the following. >> hunter biden is a private citizen and this was a personalatter for him. as we have said, the president, the first lady, they love their son and support him as he continues to rebuild his life. >> lucas: the plea deal is not over, hunter could enter a guilty plea 30 days from today, two days after fox hosts the first gop presidential debate in milwaukee. the terms hunter musts look for a job, not possess weapons, not use alcohol, not use narcotics and permit to testing of substances. the chairman of the ways anden moos committee says his committee has questions they would like to ask and get answers, as well. >> there are three members that need to come before us, we've asked for 13. we will have to find a way to get them in and get answers to questions we have. >> another sticking point of the judge yesterday, will hunter biden be charged as unregistered foreign agent, he was on ukraine's large energy company burisma. >> steve: from the podium at the white house yesterday, karine jean-pierre said hunter biden is a private citizen. doesn't he

and so i understand karine jean-pierre talking about the dates, because it does matter. kailee says hunter wasn't there. they do security sweeps so often it would have shown up before that if it was hunter who brought it in, or even in that specific location. obviously need to get a game. it makes you think, it should have the most cameras of basically anywhere in the world, right? or one of the top locations. >> very tight visitor logs, for all of us that have been there, worked over there, you got to get cleared, nobody just walks in. tyrus, you have some thoughts? >> yeah. cocaine is a helluva drug. this thing is everywhere and nowhere at the same time. it's magical. listen, they told the story. okay? let me break it down for you. somebody who can go around the white house, likes to have a little candy, and knew a room that was under construction, takes somebody in that room to hang out, have some fun, do some stuff, because it's construction, nobody will know. my dad runs the place. we can hang out here all we want to. okay? that sounds like shake your head, wait til

karine jean-pierre saying while the republicans are focused on him and his family, president biden is focused on the american people, their families. that's the kind of language you hear from the white house from the biden campaign as they see an opportunity to move beyond this. obviously the degree to which there's still some uncertainty about what could still come down the road for hunter bye, that would get in the way of that. we always knew that republicans in congress were going to continue to pursue investigations on their own. there's a fundamental disagreement on the part of republicans and the biden campaign about what this campaign would be lit fwated over. he's planning to go to maine on friday to talk about bidenomics, to talk about the economy. they think these kitchen table issues what the president was talking about yesterday, a bipartisan issue, trying to help with mental health parity in this country is what the ordinary voters who aren't necessarily obsessed with these inside the beltway issues focus on. republicans think that is the best way to potentially undermine

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the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre had this. >> secretary jean-pierre: very stressful. you can imagine what it's like for family pets, pets more broadly. the first family is working through ways to make this situation better for everyone. >> harris: did she say the people's house is a stressful work environment and that's why the dog is attacking? we will get to that in a minute. dog attacks overall can be serious. 4.5 million americans are bitten each year. one and five need medical attention more than 50% -- arm dog owners property. more than half involve children. i put that out there to let everybody know that if you have seven secret service agents who have been bitten, there is a danger to this. one of those secret service agents ended up in the hospital. the bacteria dogs carry can be a real problem in terms of antibiotics and risks of tetanus, other related issues. if you talk to dog trainers, you can't believe this. the first dog major was biting people. they blamed it on the shelter or the fact that german shepherds ar

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was questioned on the charge but she refused to answer the question. >> moments ago you said nothing has changed when you were asked about president's previous remarks on his son's business dealings. but the language has in fact change. i want to clear this up once and for all. the president has previously said that he's never discussed overseas dealings with his son. but the white house now says that the president has never been in business with his sons. so why the updated language? which statement is true or is the semantics of them both true? >> as i stated on monday when i was asked this question will double times nothing has changed, nothing has changed on this. nothing has changed on this. and so you could ask me a million different ways on this question, nothing has changed. >> texas senator ted cruz. senator, thanks for being with us. now i am not a harvard law school graduate like you are. but i think there is a great distinction between mama i never spoke to my son about his foreign business dealings and now that we have all th

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre saying the drug was found in a heavily traveled area. but the secret service telling fox that it was found in a cubby used by guests and west wing staffers. reporters absolutely bombarding her with cocaine questions, as they should. she gave essentially no information but the repeatedly state that the president and first family were out of town when this happened. >> where exactly inside the west wing was the substance discovered >> who would have access to the west wing. >> have you done interviews with law enforcement. >> are you doing testing? >> would there be consequences for that individual or if they were a guest of a white house staffer. can you give any more details where the secret service found the cocaine in the west wing and how it got there? >> i would have to refer you to the secret service on all of this. one thing i can share that i will share a little bit more information as you know, the president and the first lady and their family were not here this weekend. >> julie: the president yesterday during a meeting with swe

and investigators are questioning karin. she reads the arrest affidavit. these are the allegations. within days of meeting he starts researching potassium cyanide and is buying these deadly poisons. >> it wasn't until the media started reporting on it that i realized the timeline was so tight. it was like two days after we had left that meeting. >> reporter: when you read that affidavit that he was googling things like how many grams of pure arsenic will kill a human? is arsenic detectible in autopsy? what was that like? >> i don't think i have an answer for that because, like, i don't have any sort of head space of my reality where that fits. i didn't willingly have a relationship with somebody who was in a marriage. >> reporter: karin said they never consummated the relationship and what she hoped was a promising new romance has ended with her pulled into a tragic investigation and, of course, the ultimate victim here, a vibrant woman, a daughter, a sister and a mother of six. >> i can't even imagine the loss of a family m

here is press secretary for the white house, karine jean-pierre yesterday and last year, watch. >> iestion a million times. the answer won't change. it remains the same. the president was never in business with his son. i just don't have anything else to add. >> why is there a voicemail of the president talking to his son about his overseas business dealings if the president has said he has never spoken to his son about his overseas business dealings? >> first i will say that what the president said stands. so if that's what the president said, that is what stands. >> harris: i tweeted this out immediately. did you catch it? critics called it out claiming the white house is moving the goalpost. she didn't answer the question that was asked. she didn't even try yesterday. it is certainly a sharp departure from this. >> i never discussed a single thing with my son about anything having to do with ukraine. i've never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. >> are there tapes you accepted bribes, president biden? is that true? >> president biden: where is the money? i'm jo

mockery has been made of this, and the greatest mockery is karine jean-pierre's response. point, if she came out unequivocally and said "there's zero tolerance in this white house for illicit substances and we absolutely support our in-house law enforcement, the law enforcement that you, people of america, pay for with your tax dollars, we are going to find out who it is and get back to you. "but, for her to gaslight the fourth estate by daring to ask about it, calling them irresponsible, shaming them for asking about it when 50% of americans already feel that hunter has gotten preferential treatment from the department of justice, and then we see him at a state dinner sitting next to the attorney general. so, there are logical questions that we have that, by her defensiveness, all i'm left to conclude is she's falling into that same protective, defective position that the president of the united states continues to occupy two -- the democratic party, his advisors, and his legal team to stop doing. at the end of the day, we better learn who this was, and better learn that

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre even called it irresponsible to even can th.lier you had a former justice department attorney asking the question that many americans are asking today. >> she's the one that's irresponsible in not giving a direct answer. it's very simple to come out and say no member of the biden family had anything to do with this cocaine, and the white house intends to insure that whatever staff member or guest put this cocaine in the white house is fully prosecuted under the law. we've not heard that from the white house press office, and you have to wonder, why not? >> reporter: there's the question. now, jean-pierre said the biden family had already left the white house when this cocaine was found. of course, there are millions of examples of someone leaving something behind when leaving a house. here is a map showing the crime scene. the cocaine was found on the ground floor of the west wing, x marks the spot there, near where visitors are taking tours and are supposed to leave their mobile phones, not cocaine, of course. in the last hour,

earlier today press secretary karine jean-pierre was pressed on the issue and as per usual she had noanswers. take a look. >> the investigation into the cocaine at the white house. >> i don't have any updates as you know. secret service is under their purview and investigating the situation. i just don't have anything updated. i would defer you to the secret service on that particular question. >> day nine in the search for the bite and white house cocaine culprit. we need answers now. it is now getting suspicious that we don't have them. the secret service is set to brief congress on the scandal supposedly this week. what is taking so long? not many people have free access around the white house. i have been there. i know. some law enforcement officials are now suggesting the person responsible may never be found. that is a stretch beyond any comprehension i would have. how would that be possible? how could a highly illegal drug that could have been tainted with fentanyl make its way all the way into the biden white house with zero suspects? having been to the white house multiple ti

. >> karine jean-pierre also denying clarity on shifting language among officials about biden's claimse has never spoken to his son about his overseas business dealings. >> you said the president was never in business with his son but can you say specifically if the president did not have discussions of any kind with hunter about his business dealings. >> i was asked this question multiple times on monday. nothing has changed. >> but the language has changed from no knowledge to no involvement. congressional republicans are considering an impeachment inquiry to get answers derided by democrats. >> this is b.s. these were trump appointees. these were republicans going after hunter biden. and the notion that they held back is absurd. that's why there is no evidence. >> this is just a complete distraction. and speaker mccarthy knows it. >> the prosecutor revealed today that there is more to the ongoing probe than hunter's tax evasion and unlawful gun possession and that the government may bring a charge under the foreign agents registration acted. it's unclear if any allegations against t

the administration of the president of the united states, joe biden. the speaker of the white house, karin jean-pierre, at the same time, emphasized that she would not go into the details of the diplomatic negotiations , at the same time she recalled the statement of president biden that ukraine will have to carry out reforms in order to meet the same standards as any other nato country before joining well, karin jeanpierre also said that the ukrainian government is capable of doing this, we know that the ukrainian people are capable of doing everything, but i would really like it to be within the power of the ukrainian government as well government time duet or do you know how there is such a formula in the united states of america uh duet give it like this do it or die well, that's about right, right now , that's the choice for ukrainians, but i think that we don't want to die, so we'll have to do it, and we'll do it well and if, for example, there are statements about pleasant surprises at the summit in vilnius, then there are also a few other statements that offer us not to fly to thes

joining me now is meteorologist bill karins.e and everywhere, walk me through it. >> the highlights this weekend. going into the weekend, we knew this was going to be the hottest part of the long duration heat wave. a chance we could get to 130 in death valley. a chance of hitting 117 in vegas. not quite, one degree away from the all time high, we hit 116. and today we tide the record in phoenix, which was mentioned. our friend in el paso, today, 32 of being 100 degrees, each and every day. not typically this hot this long. when will this end? it's not like we went up the mountain and hit the peak. just like a rolling hill. vegas was 116. typically 105. continuing well above average. phoenix, you know, your reward for tying your record today, 117. three days in a row, and all the way towards the upcoming weekend, and the crazy thing about phoenix and i spent summers as a kid in phoenix. wouldn't do anything outside in the middle of the day. at night, the playground, people would play tennis or exercise or play sports outside. th

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nbc meteorologist bill karins is here.that doesn't sound that hat, this is the average, including antarctica. >> i'm surprised we haven't broken it sooner. the old record went back to august 2016, so let me try to explain kind of what this means, and you know, wow, we broke the record two days in a row. the biggest thing you need to know we're now in an el nino. meaning warmer water in the pacific. the pacific ocean is huge, and if it's warmer than normal, that's going to increase our temperature, add on top what us humans doing to the planet and warming it up, that combination is going to give us a lot of days in the next two months that will be the warmest ever recorded. this goes back, remember, 83 years of data. that's when we have reliable records. 83 years of data. monday was 62.38. we got the preliminary info in that yesterday was warmer than monday also, and the previous record of august of 2016, which happened to be a pretty strong el nino. that's what's going to happen to our planet. we have kind of been fooled l

karine jean-pierre in that clip which was edited, it was a 90-second answer. play you all of the nonsense. in short, didn't say no. carley: she didn't say no either. will: can you just settle this once and for all, is it the bidens' coke? didn't say no. pete: very clearly did not say no. also the bidens were not there friday, so fox digital did some additional reporting on this, and here's the reality on that. according to the friday, june 30th pool report, biden gave remarks in the roosevelt room that afternoon and didn't decan part the white house for camp david until 6:34 p.m., that's on friday. the moment first lady jill biden, hunter biden and hunter's son beau biden. i guess friday night they weren't there, but i wonder if there was a moment where it was hunter's where he's on the helicopter and it's like, oh, man -- [laughter] laptop 2.0. will: i do did it again. my gun, my laptops, my crack pipes, now my coke. [laughter] carley: things became very interesting a couple days ago when one of the investigators told politico and you start to realize, wow, t

i thought having been in the briefing two days ago now that actually the answer karine gave him whenident won't ever pardon his season is the most definitive answer she's given in weeks on this topic what do you think? >> i think it is. it jumps to a place that they're not quite prepared to answer questions on. that will change if something happens differently going forward. you're talking about an individual that is pronouncing this a personal matter of hunter biden. a personal matter where he is escorted to the courthouse in a secret service motorcade, a personal matter in which doj has apparently agreed to two different plea agreements with them. one that is verbal and behind the scenes and one that is on paper. it took all but five minutes of a judge asking some solid, you know, normal in the courtroom questions for it to all fall apart. i'm not optimistic. we'll get straight answers going forward. it depends on what doj does. >> gillian: jonathan turley described it to me last night such that it was basically as if the judge sneezed and then the entire plea deal fell apart. is t

it is a battle. >> meteorologist bill karins, help us figure it out.king. do we need to keep the weekend fans out? >> it is a healthy glow. it is good for you to get the pores cleansed. a lot of people are doing it all summer long. miami feels like 108. miami doesn't get heat excess of 110 very rarely. i think the record is like 112. typically they get the sea breeze. right now the wind is blowing across the peninsula and they're not seeing much of a sea breeze at all. in other areas in the west are dealing with a completely different type of heat. it is hot but it is not humid like it is there in south florida. so the areas of greatest concern where we still have the warning up is from tucson into the phoenix area. that's where we are going to peak out today like the last couple of days, somewhere between 110 and 112. the problem is that it is just day after day. there's no end in sight. if anything, it is going to get worse next week, probably peaking maybe wednesday or thursday, and then we may even continue into next weekend. so phoenix, saturday,

then back ten days ago and karine jean-pierre said they were never in business. to chad about whether or not the story is slipping. do you see it that way as a story that's slipping? >> well, it's breathtaking that representative goldman would come out of the meeting from what we have learned from chad and say it was just a dad being a dad. it's really unbelievable, you know. you have now an account of these meetings talking about getting rid of victor, the prosecutor, and calls being made to the vice president at that time, joe biden. you have an account of over 20 such calls. and you have someone who says yes, the president was part of moving the brand. well, what was the brand? this was an influence peddling brand and the object of that was joe biden. he was an essential part of that. and he played that role. so, if this is true, and i have no doubt with the reporting of chad, then the president has lied. he lied during the presidential debate, he has lied for years, and he's had staff at the white house lie. that's always a serious matter. the next question i

why yes i'll bet, dear michael and ok karin hear, oh well.st practice. so i didn't agree then. why, because that's all? this behavior is possible, if you need it, you can change do you want to get something that you don't have? do something you haven't done before? change yourself. yes, but change if you need these external signs. it seems to me that another problem is that karine is actually not very interesting people. you see, she wants friendship, but friendship is, after all, uh, dialogue and selling. and i don't think you're really interested. people would be very to themselves. i'm on the whole hmm enough. eh, i'm fine with loneliness. i'm in it stay. i'm not alone, nothing wrong. yes, you do not arrive in it. well, as there is no complete loneliness, you have communication, that is, in common with other people. just you this level of community with other people. devalue say that if you don't have what you want, then this level is zero. and this is not so. you know what perfectionism is, of course, it is the pursuit of an ideal, perfec

we want to move to press secretary karine jean-pierre, who was asked about the discovery and subsequent investigation. >> how determined is the president to get to the bottom of who brought illegal drugs to the white house? >> secret service is getting to the bottom of this, that matters and it is under their purview. >> doug: the bidens were at camp david when the coin cawas found. reuters is checking visitor logs. it has been suggested it will be difficult to track down even with use of surveillance cameras >> this provided new foter on the campaign trail. >> a lot of us believe the biden administration has been blowing it on a lot of fronts, i guess it is more than i thought. >> we should know who the leaker is in realtime, who brought and left cocaine on a table in the residence in the white house, but i'm not holding my breath. >> doug: additional testing confirmed the white powder was cocaine. what if it wasn't cocaine, what is to stop somebody from bringing anthax in. >> carley: interesting they are saying it will be difficult to discover whose cocaine it was. there should be gre

back to you. >> let's bring in nbc news meteorologist bill karins.ill, noaa, which is the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, they say this heat wave is probably going to last into the month of august. what will that mean for hurricane season? >> well, we know that the temperatures is the fuel for the storms, the warm ocean water, so what we're going to look at is the predictions for this season are actually increased by colorado state experts, our noaa experts are saying 12 to 17, we already had four named storms, so roughly we will get about a dozen more storms between now and when we get towards the end of the season. now, the peak of the season, and the main development region is the key, that's when we go through the peak three months, august, september, october, and this shows you the water temperatures, and everything what is in a warm color is warmer than it should be, and anything in blue is cooler. you can see what's dominating the map. so the fuel is there. now, with the upper level winds, will they cooperate? el nino hopefull

he doesn't answe, r doesn karine jean-pierre asked about the family and she derides the reporter. haveer.d have gone to trump and said, they're saying this is your family member. he would have said, absolutely not. i would have gone to the podiumb and said, i have zero reason to believe this. is anyone inso i wonyone inso i hav president's family why she didn't do that? >> i do not know. no dw, even more suspicious, karine jean-pierre lied about the bidens whereabouts on the friday before the weekend of the cocaine wasnialend of the cocaine discovered. despite her denials, both joe and hunter, they wers both o the white house until 630 on friday afternoon. she said they weren'ayt there on friday. and of course, tonight, this and of course, tonight, this of cocaine. it is about security aoft the house and a very real perception that your federal m government, based on a mountain of evidence that a democrat, d d.c., can pretty much do anything they want, including hard drugswantincludin inside te house or in some cases hire like skip out on paying taxes, commit felony gun crimes, no

. >> harris: just yesterday press secretary karine jean-pierre seemingly offered a nuanced, different answer. she didn't answer the question asked. watch. i've been asked this question a million times, the answer remains the same, the president was never in business with his son, i have nothing else to add. >> harris: she said president biden was never in business with his son, she didn't mention knowledge, which the president said he had none of. she skipped that part. kevin mccarthy is weighing in and he thinks the probe could result in an impeachment inquiry. >> speaker mccarthy: this president has used something we have not seen since richard nixon, use weaponization of government to benefit his family and deny congress the ability to have oversight. i believe we will follow this to the end and rise to an impeachment inquiry the way the constitution tells us to do this and we have to get answers to the questions. >> harris: lee zeldin, is he on target? >> lee: the business is joe biden. the family business is corrupt, joe biden can't say -- >> harris: why was joe biden hired in th

, where the crime rate is unusually high, just in one of these favelas lives in seventeen-year-old karin vicenta, who dreams of becoming a professional. whom is fully supported by her family in this endeavor, because corinne's mother used to play football herself. i dreamed about this from my earliest years, because right from childhood. i play this dream lives with me. and i think that i will be able to implement it , i will be able to become a football player, football represents itself. all of us never understood what many said, they say, football is not for women. it is for men. we have overcome this prejudice. football is real. everything at the moment. karen doesn't sit back. she attends training sessions four times a week as part of a face-to-face project run by a former footballer. alan chavez originally. this idea was not used only 4 girls came to the training of the project very popular, and now the number of trainees has increased 10 times the number of crimes, especially the files are staggering, so our project is like a good tree. we are another opportunity to do good in soc

karine jean-pierre her. tellwh is she'll tell you.you th i'm going to tell you the exact same thing i've tolde t you a thousand times before. you know the next words out of her mouth are going to be totally different. >> anything she's ever said beforo be toting she'e kno >> so. yeah. well, let me get your reaction to what happenedt pened in in ct today. and i don't know if you share s my suspicionhare. e pr there's no way in my minosd that the prosecutor and the defenseen did not have a firm agreement that there would be no futurat and i think the judge called them out and then they they knew that they couldn't admit it publicly. that's what i think. do you agree at's why with that suspicion? >> and i do. i think they had a dea thaicion this was a sweetheart deal. this was designed to give hunter biden a slaeartpy with on the wrist, let him get away with zero jail time. and it's most important the function was to cover up for the big guy, to cover up from joe biden. to say all these matters are done, it's a

if karine jean-pierre ran a funeral parlor, no one would die.s last time you guys who do this show on a daily basis, ever had something news worthy come out of the daily press briefing? all she does is deflect. whatever a story is about, if it is about the biden scandal, that is per view of the department of justice or secret service. daily press briefings have become useless. demand more answers, continue to press and get answers on things that really do matter. >> ashley: i want to switch gears here and leave enough time for this. >> joe: let's talk about the baby. >> ashley: later. "sound of freedom" beat "indiana jones," so what does that signify you to that americans are tuning into more "sound of freedom." >> carley: it is about human trafficking. >> ashley: just the title itself beating something as popular as "indiana jones." >> joe: "indiana jones" budget was a fraction of "sound of fury." on july 4, it generated more money at the box office because maybe there is an audience for this kind of content and disney passed on "sound of freed

karine jean-pierre justifies biden's student loan push saying borrowers are owed relief.ch this. >> these are borrowers who have been making payments for decades. stuart: that an interesting twist. former education secretary bill bennett will take you there. bill bennett is next. ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire stuart: an hour into the trading session, the dow is up 230 points, nasdaq up 30, s&p at 17. i want to know about tesla. lauren: the biggest car plant in europe near berlin, germany. they want to double capacity to a million cars a year ahead of earnings. stuart: of that thi

cheryl: congressman, back here at home, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre telling reporters yesterday americans need to the hear "bidenomics" is working. >> we understand american people need to hear from us directly, what we have been able to do last two years how historic it has been we understand some people just adopt feel it quite yet. cheryl: so president biden is going to be touting policies in south carolina today going to get out of white house, his cabinet doing a real traveling across the country next few days pete buttigieg. >> vice president harris going to arizona not to border just going to phoenix, then new fox news poll finds american people are not buying, what they are selling 60% of voters disapprove of president biden when it comes to the economy, how much trouble is he in for 2024? >> i think huge amount of trouble main street what is he going to out the high interest rates high inflation? can't hire anybody no supply chain that is what he is going to out the americans understand that small businesses understand that i am main street america guy own bas

extraordinary fox business white house correspondent edward lawrence asked white house press secretary karine jean-pierre about tightening of "bidenomics," this happened yesterday watch this. >> the first year presidency, why now rolled out next year? voters begin to vote for -- >> we have historical pieces of legislation i talked about insulin, 35 bucks, for seniors that is something able to pass last year in inflation reduction act, lower cost for energy healthcare, actions that the president did, this is what we talk about "bidenomics". >> senator she has talking points there on "bidenomics," how do you see it? >> well, almost every policy this administration pushed is further weakened this country open borders flood of detailed destruction sex trafficking democrats want to ignore liberal movie want to ignore great movie sound of freedom being vilified in the press 40ier high inflation, war on fossil fuels driving up gasoline prices embarrassing of afghanistan afghanistan. >> emboldened enemies made world more dangerous. >> lee. lee: seven in 10 right now believe that the lethal and wealth