yeah. >> steve: yeah.my: that's correct. [ laughter ] but that could be it. this is cool to just be hanging out by the pool. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you go -- >> steve: what's up? oh, you're reading "last murder at the end of the world"? >> jimmy: yeah. i'm sorry, i am also listening to a podcast. [ laughter ] what? >> steve: you're listening to audible? >> jimmy: i was listening to audible while reading it, yeah. >> steve: oh, okay. >> jimmy: it's easier on the eyes, man. >> steve: yeah, that way you don't have read. >> jimmy: i don't have to think. it reads it for me, dude. i get the audible and the book. >> steve: and i don't need to use a bookmark. >> jimmy: "murder at the end of the world," yeah. this last one here, it's a a horror book. >> steve: wait, horror? horror. okay. >> jimmy: "i was a teenage slasher," by stephen graham jones. [ audience ohs ] and it's an autobiography set from the point of view of one of those slashers in a teen horror movie. so it's like -- >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: yeah,

how did steve treat you?uman being with feelings. >> she repeated yet again how kevin had walked out on her and the kids one week earlier. >> he was leaving. he wanted a fresh start. >> and did you respond to him? >> i said, are you kidding me? he told me he was not kidding, to tell the children that he was leaving. >> in the truck, i saw a bunch of close in the back of the truck. who do they belong to? >> steve. he said he was taking his clothes that he had to my house. >> is been staying there? >> a few nights, yes. >> to rethink that kevin would come home and steve would be there and there would be an issue? >> no, i haven't thought about that. >> i said if i get in a fight with my wife, nobody is moving into my house. >> as a husband, as just a sensible person, to me, that -- >> it was poor judgment. >> poor judgment, and a bad marriage was all kevin's wife would admit to. the family knew that morgan had a history of deception. a strange one that went back many years. >> for something that is innocent, lo

>> steve: hmm?jimmy: apparently they forgot what paris or the olympics are. [ laughter ] it's just a dozen doughnuts. i guess the french part is that people judge you while you eat them. >> steve: ah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, switching gears, at&t said that nearly all of its customers' call and text records were exposed in a a massive data breach. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: here's what some at&t users had to say about it. this man said, "it's unfortunate for at&t, but not a a big deal for me. thankfully there's nothing inappropriate in my texts." [ laughter ] this woman said, "this isn't ideal, but my texts are all a-okay. i'm not embarrassed by any of them." and finally, this man said, "oh dear, god, i'm screwed." [ laughter and applause ] did you guys see this? after a 40-year absence, lawmakers in massachusetts have approved an amendment to bring back happy hour. >> steve: ooh. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: i don't care what anymore says, but if this law gets passed, people are going to start

>> basketball. >> steve: basketball.etball is big, this year they are doing something different, they are doing break dancing. can you believe that? what is your name? >> keith. >> steve: break dancing is an olympic sport. does that make sense? >> no. i thought that was a fad, i thought it was gone. >> steve: so '80s. if you were in the olympics, what would your event be? >> firefighting, retired firefighter after 32 years. >> steve: thank you for your service. up and down the pole? >> up and down with 70 pounds of equipment on. >> steve: a lot of work. we were talking to keith, these two stopped. where you from? >> north of pittsburgh. >> steve: is break dancing an olympic sport? >> no. >> i don't think so. >> no. >> steve: have you done break dancing? >> not really. >> i have never broke danced but i do dance. >> steve: i will give you $100, if you break dance there. are you the mother? >> i don't know how. >> steve: that's fine. hi, what is your name? >> tarra. >> sammy. >> steve: thank you for coming. if you were goo

>> steve: hamburgers and hot dogs, where do they come from? >> american. >> steve: no, germany. blouse or shirt? very nice. put that on, we'll come back. talk to these guys. >> john. >> steve: who is first president born in a hospital? >> jefferson. >> steve: what was jefferson's middle name? >> jay. >> steve: he did not have one. jimmy carter. proud american. change your hat. put it on. what is your name? >> tommy. >> steve: more like it. here is your question. what president is said to have slept 11 hours per day and took a one or two-hour nap? sounds familiar. >> clinton. >> steve: close, coolidge. we will put you in a visor. 0 good. put on the shirts. welcome to our land. are you having a nice visit? >> very good. >> steve: until now. carley, the people of new york and americans in general are fuzzy on some important trivia questions. >> carley: we know thomas jefferson did not have a middle game, we will all remember that. you did your public service for all of us. so much fun. this 4th of july keeping it american made and that includes cars right here on fox square. look a

. >> steve: all right.ous about kamala harris' prospects in key battleground states particularly among working class voters. in 2020 without a degree backed trump over biden michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. recent polls show the same trend continuing this cycle. data also shows that monthly grocery bills in these states are up about $1,000 a month per family compared to 2021. wonder did that's why. here with reaction is lifelong democrat. independent voter and former obama fundraiser allison wynn joins us now from california. allison, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> you are the perfect person to being ask about this because as a lifelong democrat i know you went to kamala harris' first fundraiser like 20 years ago. you charted her career and now here she is running for president. how different is the kamala harris of 20 years ago from the one we are seeing right now? >> well, 20 years ago she didn't really have a track record. she was really brought onto the scene by pelosi and willie b

say hi to steve doocy. >> hi, steve. >> janice: so cute >> steve: those kids have a chaperon, right?s are shy to be on tv. i'll take them home with me. >> steve: all right. thank you, jd. top democrats avoiding specifics on president biden fitsness for office. >> did you suggest to the president to leave the race on july 13th? >> first, look at president biden's record. >> for history, though, what was your local and intention with the meeting on july 13th? >> i will not get into the specifics. >> i was telling the president the truth, there were real concerns. >> we have a new nominee. >> was she aware of how he was doing? >> we're all aware of how our president coing. he is 10 years older than he was 10 years ago. >> steve: bill hemmer joins us now. good to have you. reason chuck schumer would not answer the question, behind the scenes he stabbed him in the back. >> bill: i think it is biggest political story in america. one day it will be uncovered. someone was in touch with s significant lawmakers, they were ready and loaded to go after joe biden after that. this david mccormick

>> steve: it was joe. >> brian: bounce as high as you want. >> steve: six democrats joined republicans in condemning vice president harris over her lack of action to address our southern border crisis. >> brian: some house democrats are giving talking points regarding harris's role at the border and white house look to shield vice president from criticism. >> lawrence: griff jenkins is who is always at the border is here to react. >> griff: it isser cloo, democrats want to change the narrative. first and foremost, it says v.p. was never appointed border czar, it does not exist, it was invented by republicans and she was not asked to lead on immigration or border enforcement. the white house seems to have gotten those, as well. >> debunk the false char characterization of the vice president. she was not a border czar. independent fact checkers said that did not exist and that is not true. >> griff: denied points of talking points and somebody asked harris campaign about it, this after harris was tasked with stemming surge of migrants to our southern border. >> president biden: i've aske

now, steve, here's what is interesting.s brand new poll out this morning from "the washington post, this one will absolutely land on the president's desk as soon as he wakes up. it shows the race exactly tied. 46-46. very competitive; however you slice it. that's the national poll from "the washington post. if joe biden is seeing a poll like that or one or two others that show that it's tight or competitive. how are you going to convince him that he has got to get out and could the democrats start to spook themselves into saying oh this guy can't win? well, maybe can he? are we bleeding him? are we being stupid? this is a god send poll for him this morning, i think. >> steve: do you know what? i'm looking at it. here's the headline. most democrats want biden to drop out but overall race is static. you are absolutely right. they are tied in the overall race. year all two and three adults say the president should step aside, including seven in ten independents. you know you can't win without the is. of course, that's baked in

so. >> steve: good news is he beat medicare. >> brian: finally we got rid of that program. >> steve: that's right. so a lot of other news 7:17. >> brian: beat it to death. >> steve: 7:17 here in new york city. and moving on to some very serious news that we have been waiting for. lab results have confirmed finally that that 12-year-old jocelyn nungaray was sexually assaulted before she was murdered by two illegal migrants. which now opens up the suspects to the death penalty in the state of texas. >> katie: new report says she was sexually assaulted for two hours before the suspects reportedly strangled her to death and dumped her body in a houston bayou over two weeks ago. >> brian: they almost got away with it. jose martinez franklin ramos arrested and charged with capital murder. >> lawrence: due to texas law they were originally not able to get the death penalty because of jocelyn's age, but because of evidence of a sexual assault was found, it could make the case eligible for the death penalty. actually, the d.a. has already upgraded the charges. they will be getting the death p

. >> steve: what? >> ainsley: he vows to say in, unless. >> consider your decision to stay in the race? >> no, unless they came back and said there's no way you can win. [whispering: no poll says that. >> ainsley: whispering: no poll says that. >> steve: i can't hear you. >> ainsley: whispering, sometimes yelling. 60% of voters think biden should step aside. >> steve: plus, apparently, behind the scenes, barack obama and nancy pelosi reportedly spoke privately at an emergency meeting on the phone about the president's political future. so will democrats keep joe or tell joe it's time to go? >> lawrence: it's incredible. "fox & friends" starts right now on this lovely friday. >> brian: donnie oz monday friday. >> steve: and remember, mornings are better with friends san antonio steve we have the scary music. president biden heads to the battle ground of michigan today after a number of gaffes that everybody saw last night at the debate. he got very mixed up in his very first question at last night's sol

to kick him, he is 27. >> steve: they are used to it. that is a signal. >> brian: i will eat on the left, how do i get his head up? he's stronger than me. >> lawrence: i can't believe you did not show up in boots. >> steve: it would be softer. >> katie: wouldn't feel anything. >> brian: took a while to lineup that three shot, i had to slide in there. >> steve: your horsedidn't move. i would say this, why would i ride a horse when i can get a bike. >> steve: you were thinking about having a bike next to two horses? >> brian: very archaic. >> lawrence: very new yorker. >> brian: the horse sees we have a car. you came in a car. why you riding on me? he goes, you choosing to ride me, i'm 27, i've been through enough. the burgums are excellent ho horsemen. they have a rodeo team and practice on their ranch and work with them. katie pavlich we'll get you more practice. >> lawrence: i don't like self-promotion, i have to take this for all american celebration. we try to fit brian kilmeade into the head shot. >> brian: not on it. >> lawrence: we

>> yeah, i think he should. >> steve: why?e debate, i watched a podcast on him. i guess his team is not playing with him anymore. >> steve: what are you listening to right now? >> just music, end of the beginning. >> steve: love that song. what is your name? >> eric. >> steve: joe biden, should he stay or go? >> he's got to go. >> steve: that is quick. >> i don't care how we get rid of him, get rid of him? >> steve: ask one more person. how are you? can i ask a quick question. joe biden, stay or go? >> no opinion. no comment. >> steve: no opinion, no -- you know, a lot of people in washington approached this week will say no opinion. on the streets, split decision. coming up in 10 minutes, americas newroom with bill and dana who are in the building not on the street. >> bill: nice to see you, biden watch continues and democratic senator john fetterman will join us live, who knows what he will say. >> dana: crunch time for president trump's vp pick. bergman is live in the studio. >> bill: and turning on president biden. great g

i agree and _ right, steve. sarah, what do you reckon? i agree and steve - right, steve.ing and saying that politics is allabout timing and talking and saying that politics is all about timing and maybe with joe biden. _ all about timing and maybe with joe biden, there is so little time before — biden, there is so little time before the democrats have to settle on the _ before the democrats have to settle on the nominee, but because there is probably— on the nominee, but because there is probablyjust enough time to redefine their campaign before november and that may be what saves it. , ,, ., ., :, it. yes. steve, a finalthought, if he stands _ it. yes. steve, a finalthought, if he stands down, _ it. yes. steve, a finalthought, if he stands down, number-one, l it. yes. steve, a finalthought, if| he stands down, number-one, do it. yes. steve, a finalthought, if- he stands down, number-one, do you he stands down, number—one, do you think you will stand down? number two, if he does stand down, do you think someone else, possibly or probably, harris, has got a better chance?

steve, ainsley and lawrence? >> steve: as soon as they do then the leaking will start.ight, madeleine, thank you very much. >> ainsley: thank you. turning to more headlines for you. with a fox weather alert. bedroom still causing a lot of chaos in texas it moves into the midwest as a tropical depression now. the storm leaving at least seven people dead and more than 2 million without power. beryl made landfall as a cat 1 south of houston blasting the coast with 90 mile-per-hour winds and life-threatening storm surges. multiple tornadoes reported in texas and louisiana houses like you are seeing here and uprooting trees. high risk of even more twisters today. shocking video shows dozens of people confronting a person of interest in a new york city homicide cases on monday. one man even appears to throw a punch as police were trying to take the suspect into custody. the victim's mother was part of that angry mob, officers say her 31-year-old daughter's body was found stuffed inside a sleeping bag and left next to a pile of trash on friday. the victim had been shot in the

>> again, steve, and i won't call you peter, i'll call you steve. >> steve: okay. >> i really don't wantmment on that. i guess, outage, we can all make a judgment from what we saw on the videos. all i'm doing, primarily is defending my team and from being thrown under the bus if you will. in this situation. and i do hope that the investigation is done rigorously, and that the truth comes out. and that's what i want. period. >> ainsley: secret service was responsible for the inner perimeter, then we sought assistance from our local counterparts for the outer perimeter. there was local police in that building there was local police in that area. they were responsible for the outer perimeter of the building. here's my question for you or my thoughts. no matter who is responsible. the inside of the perimeter was guarded by secret service. and, according to senator mullen, an hour before, they saw this man with a backpack and a range finder. then they lost him. 19 minutes before the shots were fired. i don't care whose responsible. if you saw this guy and secret service said that they did, th

that debate did not help. >> steve: it didn't. the white house is going, he's on the world stage, politico talked to 20 people from nato from various countries. they have tv service around the world and they saw joe biden, that debate guy and they are thinking, okay, should we be worried about him? is he going to make it four years? donald trump was asked by sean hannity last night, is joe biden going to make it to the nomination and here is what he said. >> being loos like he may well stay in, he's got an ego, and he does not want to quit. looks like that is what he wants. i think jill would like to see him stay, she's having a good time. we prepare for him, we had a great four years, border strongest ever, our economy was incredible, the best ever, took out the worst terrorist in the world. i was told it would take years and it took a couple months. we are heading into world war iii, with him running things. he is not running things. >> sean: if biden steps aside, it would be vice president harris. >> i think it will be her, the

steve oops. >> ainsley: plus, fit to serve?mz catching abc's george stephanopoulos admitting what he really thinks about joe biden. >> you think biden should step down? >> you talk to him more than anybody else have lately. and you can be honest. >> lawrence: something i have been telling you, about the rising threat of pickleball. [laughter] >> ainsley: have you been warning. >> lawrence: number two tennis player in the world blaming the phenomenon for putting his sport in danger. >> steve: is he right. >> brian: why didn't we lead with this. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now remember your morning is better with friends. >> steve: and pickleball. >> ainsley: we start with a fox news alert. look at your screen. seven house democrats are calling on president biden to end his re-election bid and now michael bennet has become the first democrat from the senate to publicly echo the same sentiment. >> trump is on track, i think, to win this election. and maybe win it by a land slide and take with him the senate and the

steve. >> steve: we are interested in what people are going to say about why joe biden is going to explaineve: where you from? >> salt lake city, utah. >> steve: how will he explain tonight? >> i hope hes he made this decision and was not forced into this and have him explain how this will sief democracy. >> steve: good point. your answer? >> i want to know how he thinks he can run for the country when he can't run for reelection. that is what i want to know. >> steve: you are not alone. what is your name? >> matt clark from north carolina. >> steve: how will joe biden explain, i'm not running for reelection, i should have the keys to air force one. >> i think he will say i need more time with my family, every failed person says. i want him to redefine what he thinks the american dream is. >> steve: i worn if he will explain how many democrats stabbed him in the back. >> steve: where are you from? >> savannah, georgia. >> steve: what do you think joe biden should say to explain why he's not running for reelection? >> that we need more transparency and it starts at the top. >> steve: let me

>> steve: pickleball.are going to do dooce on the loos in the next hour we are going to ask why is pickleball not an olympic sport. 20 years ago old set studio a you remember we had -- back of this couch about 4 inches wide what the balance beam is. we had marilou let ton balance across the little the -- the back of our set. >> brian: she said it was more important to her to do that than the olympics in '84 los angeles. >> steve: that's how you remember that. >> ainsley: we need to find that video. >> steve: it was hilarious. it was great. >> ainsley: what was she like when you met her? >> brian: really nice. >> steve: had some trouble recently very nice back then and a lot of wheaties. >> we had 20 medals, pretty spectacular. >> steve: do they still put people on the wheaty's box? >> ainsley: i don't know i don't eat wheaties. >> steve: used to have whoever was on the wheaty's box show up and be right there. >> brian: i remember bruce jenner was on the wheaties box. >> ainsley: next guest says key voting

>> steve: what?f i want to vote on this one. what is that? let me say it again. >> steve: "sorry to tell you" -- what was it again? >> jimmy: what? "sorry to be the one to tell you this, but goatees are donuts and your mouth is the donut hole." >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: i don't know. i didn't even know -- yeah, i'm sorry. >> steve: you're the one to tell me. you're sorry. >> jimmy: you can't -- someone just walked out. >> steve: yeah, are you -- >> jimmy: someone just -- [ laughter ] come back, come back. you can't leave -- can't leave "the tonight show." come back. >> steve: i can't wait to see the poll on that. >> jimmy: let's see the results on this one. ♪ [ sad tuba ] yeah, that's fair. >> steve: whoa. >> jimmy: all right, let's try a new one. here we go. this next one says, "at the start of a vacation, my suitcase is full of perfectly folded clothes. at the end of my vacation, my suitcase looks like i looted a a marshalls." ♪ that's not bad, right? that's good. "just toss it in there. we'll figur

>> steve: yeah.o there as well. >> steve: yeah, or walmart. walmart's got produce too. >> jimmy: they do? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: oh, fantastic. >> steve: how about whole foods? >> jimmy: you get your produce from walmart? >> steve: yeah. i mail order -- i get it -- mailed it to myself. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's smart. >> and i get fresh produce mailed for me, but cheap, cheap. you know what i mean? it's like i do the ten day -- >> jimmy: you're very smart. you're a very smart person. >> steve: yeah, i'm frugal. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> steve: that would take a a long time to get produce. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you think so? >> steve: yeah. if they mailed it you, you know what i mean. >> jimmy: well, if they mail you the seeds and you gotta grow it yourself or something? >> steve: you could do that. >> jimmy: that's fresh. >> steve: that'd be fresh, 'cause you'd go walk outside, snip, snop, fresh produce. >> jimmy: how about i make up a a joke about a different aisle at the s

>> steve: tim walt.overnor of the great state of minnesota got everybody together and said just want to take the temperature of the room and see where everybody is. yesterday andy beshear a great democratic governor in the very, very red state talk to him on a phone call. we want to make sure is he okay. this is his supporters. we just want to make sure he's okay. do you know what else? major democratic donors, do you know what they are doing? they are worried about dominican republic getting a second term. they know joe biden. that joe biden from thursday night cannot win. so what are they doing? they are putting all their money -- they are shift guilty their money now away from the presidential into the senate and the house as a fire wall against a second trump term. >> lawrence: to brian's point, if i could use a football analogy, donald trump is in the pocket right now as a quarterback. he is not typically he will be going on social media, going crazy on people. the bombast would be there. but he rea

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>> steve: no, too high. >> ainsley: exactly. thank you, steve.ng that he will run for another term as president and he will beat trump he says even after all of these gaffes. >> who has as much courage as he has determination. ladies and gentlemen, president putin. i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president -- >> ainsley: former white house chief of staff reince priebus joins us now. hey, reince. >> hey, ainsley, good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. what did you think of his performance yesterday? >> well, you know, i think you said it about 15 minutes ago. i was going to say the same thing, you know, is he acting the same way today that he has always acted. the only difference is that in that debate, you have to stand there for 90 minutes and basically wing it off the top of your head. and he can't do it. so, that's -- the biggest problem he has got is that 75% of democrats over a year ago said that he was too old. today, after that debate, 62 of democrats say he needs to step out of this race. and it's not ending. i mea

>> steve: no, no.hat i was going to say we have seen politicians change their positions over time. i have evolved in my thinking. never seen a politician change so many positions essentially on one piece of paper. >> brian: to somebody else. >> ainsley: the difference in election. we have their records. not only their records. we have their experience from when they were in office. she has been part of the biden team for the last three and a half years. we know what their record is then we saw trump four years ago when he was president. we know what his record is he was trying to build the wall. they immediately stopped building the wall on day one. she was appointed to have a big position, call it the border czar or whatever you want to call it. she went down to the border once. she has ignored this issue. fentanyl has gone. in and apprehensions or encounters on our border are up 6 million under their administration. so, all you have to do is look at their record. >> steve: meanwhile, let's talk a lit

>> yes. >> steve: what's my name? >> peter doocy. steve doocy. >> steve: should have stopped at mr.> what are you having more of beer or cheese. >> cheese. >> steve: i have never had a cheese kurd. >> white baby cheddar cheese. >> it honestly is one of the best things i have ever had. i think i might have to have a couple more. what is a walking s'more? >> take golden grams, mini marshmallows ice cream chocolate and walk away with it. >> steve: do you know what i'm going to say when that cup is empty? >> i need another -- i need more. >> i need s'more. >> oh my god. i wanted to meet you so badly. >> what's my name? >> peter. ha ha you have a son. >> steve: they have a lot of food but also a lot of merchandise. as a new grandfather, brian and jay flags of valor what have you got for kids? >> american flag building kit. a way to pass freedom on in the next generation. >> steve: winds up looking like this. this is a special project because the proceeds go to the families of the victims of the assassination attempt. >> that is really nice. >> absolutely. >> steve: what's your name? >> b

back to you. >> steve: that would bug me.. >> brian: i feel bad for george clooney. i feel bad for rob reiner and michael moore, i don't think he's leaving. >> lawrence: not leaving. >> ainsley: you really feel bad for them? >> brian: nope, i was playing a role. >> lawrence: getting closer to the dollar, steve. i find it interesting, clyburn and nancy pelosi are normally in lock step together. he was minority whip and whipped votes for her when she was speaker to see them a little distanced from each other is interesting. >> brian: congressional black caucus, 60 strong stand behind them. >> steve:y these are politicians and what they say on camera is different than what they say to each other. >> ainsley: we know that, they told us he was fine. yesterday was first day i thought maybe he will drop out, the rhetoric was getting stronger. after last night, if you go on social media and watch networks, they are singing his praises. >> lawrence: so interesting, you talked about rhetoric, the rhetoric coming out is having reverse e

♪ >> brian: okay. >> steve: there they go.mazing. i love the nypd and fdny clear the way for them to get through new york city. >> ainsley: fly the flag over the street. >> brian: go luck, guys. thank you for watching everyone. >> ainsley: thank you for your service. >> bill: no rest for the weary. th

is he a network anchor, steve.ant to correct you. >> ainsley: not lost on us that he -- >> brian: president front and center today hosting world leaders in washington for day two of the nato summit. >> lawrence: comes as carefully reading from the teleprompter to give his opening speech yesterday. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinson is in washington to tell us all about it. >> president biden didn't have to travel far to kick off the nato summit in washington to try to reassure world leaders and voters here in the united states he has what it takes to be both commander-in-chief and run for re-election. >> in the year 2020, you're out -- year i was elected president. knot only 9 nato allies were spending 2% on defense. this year it 23 will spend 2%. >> former president trump and not biden responsible for about 80% of this new defense spending by nato allies. ukraine's president also spoke here in washington. >> europe made the list end dough pacific. the all world is looking to november. and putin awaits november 2. it's ti

>> steve: border crossings up 232%. ya >> ainsley: eight million encounters and under trump 2.4. >> brian: she is in charge. she was in charge of the border and has a president that does not do much. great opportunity to research herself, been an epic fail and her plan b is to pretend she had nothing to do with the last administration and that piece of legislation that may or may not have been good to pass, she said donald trump was against that, she says he's weak on the border. he was president and someone should whisper to her that she is actually vice president. if she wanted to assert herself on the border, she would have done it. she did one visit and a zoom call. >> ainsley: they need to pass out flip flops, now there is an article where her campaign is saying she's flip flopped on four big issues. now all of a sudden, she is for fracking, did you hear that, pennsylvania? she wants to increase funding on the border after she said she wants to reimagine ice, she does not want a know mandatory buyback, even though

>> steve: let's try. shed in pewaukee wisconsin ahead of the convention. lawrence, those folks behind you, would they like to be on tv? >> lawrence: well, since you guys insist on putting them on tv. let's go talk to the people. okay? come with me. how are you all doing? you have been doing a few diners. >> i have been to a few diners. >> lawrence: this is a big convention. obviously what happened to the former president everyone is excited to see him. making an appearance today. what do you want to see at the rnc. >> i'm looking forward to spending time down there. we don't know when the next time come back to wisconsin. definitely along forward to hearing the former president talk. hoping he stays on the issue the economy and the border top of mind for voters and of course the tragedy that happened over the weekend. americans are looking to the former president as a sign of strength and a sign of strength that we need him to be right now given the current state of the country and administration running

>> steve: oh my goodness. and because, ultimately, lucas, right now, joe biden is still the president. so he can do stuff like that to help her running up to november. right? >> that's right. and likely be doing things like that and not out on the campaign trail. it's notable that some of kamala harris' remarks in atlanta yesterday, there was a lot of mention of former president donald trump. there is no mention of joe biden. guys? >> brian: good point, lucas. watched the whole thing and read the transcript. good job. i think it's also important to point out that -- bye, lucas. see you soon. >> ainsley: thank you. >> brian: okay. we can talk about him thought. >> steve: what do you want to say? >> brian: nothing. [laughter] it's just i felt like he was looking right at me. right? i mean for a while. [laughter] i totally forgot what i was going to say. >> steve: while brian collects his thoughts. the "new york times" had just dropped a brand new item that says the headline is harris has created. >> brian: oh, i

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. >> steve: it is 7:00 a.m. here in milwaukee, where former president donald trump arrived yesterday at the republican national convention which officially kicks off today. >> brian: the country is still reeling from the assassination attempt in pennsylvania which nearly killed the former president. >> ainsley: trump telling new york posts the doctor said he never saw anything like this, he called it a miracle, i'm not supposed to be here, i'm supposed to be dead. many people are saying it is by god i'm still here. >> steve: in the oval office, president biden making a rare address, six minutes long, the message? unity. >> president biden: disagreement is inevitable, part of human nature. politics must never be battlefield, a killing field. i believe politics ought to be arena for peaceful debate, pursue justice, make decisions guided by the constitution. we stand for decency and grace. we face time of testing as the election approaching, higher the stakes the more fervent it will come. >> ainsley: team coverage

i'm steve lai. the headlines... the white house says joe biden has covid, but the symptoms are only mild. donald trump prepares for his nomination acceptance speech at the republican national convention on thursday night. before that — it's the big night for his vice—presidential pick, jd vance. this is the scene live in milwaukee. we'll have the latest as the republican party sets the stage for those headline moments. in the uk — pomp and circumstance, as charles delivers the first king's speech of the new labour government. and a new drug increases lab animals life spans by nearly 25%. scientists hope it can slow human ageing, too. hello there. it's 7am in singapore, and 7pm in washington — where the white house says presidentjoe biden has tested positive for covid—19. we've just received these pictures showing him cutting short his trip to las vegas and getting on board a plane, which will take him to delaware, where he will recuperate. his press secretary said mr biden is vaccinated and boosted.

steve let's talk weather.n 156 million people across the united states are under heat alerts this morning in new york city. could be at your house too. records broken all across the country. on the west coast, four people near portland, oregon have died from suspected heat-related illnesses. and in california a motorcycle list died from heat exposure in death valley. temperatures topped out 129 degrees this weekend. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. janice, very active hurricane season and now a very active hot season. >> yeah. absolutely. and some of the areas that are without power across texas are going to be into the 100-degree zone when it comes to humidity and heat combined. look at the west. this has been a story for weeks now. and temperatures at least 10 to 20 degrees above average. i know it gets hot in the summertime. but this is excessive heat. and it's long duration. so you have got millions of people under excessive heat warnings, heat watches and heat advisories all the way u

steve, it's going to be a busy season.y the first big one of what could be very active. >> steve: so early as well. >> adam: for sure. >> steve: adam, thank you very much. 6:2 # in new york city. president biden will return to the white house late today. this as the first family reportedly is telling him to keep fighting. keep running. as they huddle at camp david. even privately criticizing top advisers as democrats rally to the president's defense. >> one debate that's not defined a person's record or the kind of person or the situation. >> the only democrat who has ever beaten donald trump is joe biden. he is our candidate for november. and he has the best shot to beat him. >> joe biden's addition to go forward is a decision that we will all embrace. >> what we see in all the data that has emerged since thursday, the fundamental head-to-head hasn't shifted. >> steve: okay. apparently i saw a different debate. now, the first lady jill biden's former press secretary is call out some of his former white house colleagues fo

. >> steve: all democrats.huck todd has been sitting on this nugget for a couple years. >> i had a cabinet secretary out of the blue ask me, do you really think, he can't run again like this? >> lawrence: he did not think he should tell us about it? >> steve: now he is. >> lawrence: third hour of "fox and friends" starts now and remember, mornings are better with friends. president biden will be taking the podium for a solo press conference as part of day three of the ongoing nato summit. >> steve: this is ahead of a sit-down interview planned with nbc monday night austin, texas, as joe fights to save his campaign. jake >> ainsley: and jacqui heinrich is live at the white house with the latest. >> nancy pelosi rejecting his final answer he's remaining in the race and chuck schumer signalling he is open to dumping biden at the top of the ticket and that george clooney oped calling for biden to drop out saying the same joe biden in the debate stage was same guy he was dealing with earlier faltering in old age. po

>> steve: we can hear you now.ahead, michael. >> i just don't know what he was working on specifically. the thing that has galled me about this case in particular. evan really likes russia, he loves russia. he went to russia with purpose and not unlike a lot of reporters who cover something like russia or a place like that, as a foreign -- >> brian: this is -- >> he liked the culture and lived for that country. his arrest -- yep, thank you. >> brian: appreciate it, you are breaking up. he talked -- that had the impetus for it. >> steve: evan gershkovich found guilty of espionage, sentenced to 16 years in prison and now transaction begins. it will lead to some sort of a prisoner swap. bill hemmer joins me in milwaukee at the curvy couch. >> if you follow the paper and app, they have had a column everyday right near the front page. here is what i would do if i were president of the united states. i would be in touch with putin and work out some arrangement here. if you can negotiate for brittney griner, you can bring

>> no. >> steve: did you vote for him? >> no. >> steve: where are you from?>> steve: joe biden saying i will not run for reelection, what do you think? >> man, a lot of people saw it coming. >> steve: did you see it coming? kind of? >> kind of. >> steve: he checked out a while back. >> hais true. >> steve: who do you think wins, trump or the democrat? >> i'll say trump. >> steve: okay, did you vote for him last time? >> i didn't. >> steve: were you old enough? >> i was. >> steve: we'll see what happens. hello, ladies, we're on fox. joe biden not going toun are, what do you think? >> it is about time, it is elder abuse and they should be ashamed. >> half the country was willing to fire both of them. i -- no one wants a head of lettuce as president, word salad all the way. >> steve: nobody wants head of lettuce as president, that is true. that is word on the street, joe biden says he will not run for reelection. bill and dana will take over with "america's newsroom." >> bill: the beat does not stop. good morning, one hour, must-see hearing on the hill, kimberly

no. >> steve: she will say -- >> brian: she was nothing. >> steve: right. she is be tied by trump and company to everything during the biden years. just a week ago, republican convention, you know, it was going to be kamala harris versus j.d. vance when it came to vice presidential debate and now everything has changed and you seen main-stream media go after j.d. vance and we asked former president, you're still 100% behind him and he affirmed that and said he's catching on. >> lawrence: the former president, i said, how are you going to handle this? you saw on our show yesterday, they are going to try to racialize every single thing. i was happy with what the former president said. none of that matters because of the terrible job she's done. i will talk about economy and border, that is marching order to the republican party. don't take bait of the left, focus on what matters to every american. we are all struggling together and everyone is seeing grocery prices up and what is happening. no american of any shade likes what is happening with the country, th

steve, over to you. >> steve: all right. thank you very much. >> ainsley.s we have been talking about for the last week or. so president biden's political future now facing a pivotal week starting today as he tries to reassure swing state voters in pennsylvania he's not going anywhere. >> there is more to do to deliver jobs and justice. there is more to do above all we need to protected our rights. the rights of all americans, who make sure democracy works for you. folks i know with every fiber of my being, i know i don't look like i'm 40 years old but i have been around a little bit. [laughter] >> steve: hilarious. pittsburgh based columnist and reporter celina joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning this could wind up being one of the most consequential weeks for joe biden. because he has got crumbling support with democrats in congress and with donors essentially the party needs to see proof of life. you know, is he really alive? because the guy we saw at the debate was not alive. >> right. so, i think yesterday his trek across pennsylvania or

steve doocy over to you. >> steve: j.d.ve: 18 minutes before the top of the hour. fox news alert. president biden will announce proposals to reform the supreme court. changes include no immunity for crimes a former president committed in office. long with term limits for supreme court justices. i think it's 18 years. and a binding code of conduct for the supreme court. fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett joins us now. he has been chewing on this. gregg, whatever to separation of powers, judiciary, legislative, you know, quo equal branches of government. the congress can't tell the supreme court what to do, with they? >> yeah. and, you know, like many of joe biden's ideas, most of it is unconstitutional, steve. and the democrats cannot simply pass a law imposing term limits on justices because life terms are embedded in the constitution. so, it requires amending the founding document, which is such a high bar, that it has zero chance. ironically though, joe biden is calling for an amendment to override the presidential immu

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. >> steve: it is not.ay in wash ush wa, nato -- washington, nato summit is continuing. joe biden's leadership at home is in question. >> president biden: vladamir putin wants nothing les than ukraine's total subjigation to end ukraine's democracy. all allies knew before the war putin thought nato would break. today nato is stronger than in its history. >> steve: biden making that stumble despite the help of a teleprompter, is the world seeing the same thing we are? former ambassador to nato, asa hutchinson asa hu kay bailey hutchinson joins us now. what do you make after what we've seen from joe biden? his team is countings ing on nato to elevate him. will it help? >> at nato, everyone tries to come together as umbrella of security for all of us and outreach president made to jens stoltenberg, giving him medal of freedom was a good touch. it was good for our allies to see that we are strong and that we will stand together and they know what has been happening here. they realize that, of course, we all do.

we're waking up to huge disruptions, steve. disruptions can't check people. in they are issuing manual boarding passes in some cases. the faa saying they are assisting with this at this moment. expect delays if you are traveling today. i would use your phone to access that of course not a pc at this moment. windows computers tied to these organizations that use crowdstrike are causing. this and it is a crippling thing -- supermarkets, banks, telecommunications companies. we go down to website that monitors when companies go down or services go down. this is like a christmas tree. microsoft, td bank. mgm, at&t, exbox. microsoft, spectrum. i can go on and on and on. this is a massive, massive destruction globally from australia to the u.k., europe, right here home in the u.s. all being affected. and, yeah, the good news that it is not a cyber attack. the bad news is that until systems can catch up to that solution from crowdstrike and roll back that disabling update, we're going to continue to see the impact of these. and they wi