>> brian: you know this..ha why woulmad they side with hamas who treat women less than human? >> if you disagree with them, they will kill you. i think a lot of them are stupidre s.t they are cheap and follow along. currently for some take them and put them in gaza and live under hamas and they would change n their tune quicklyot. >> brian: you notice something about a first couple in another nation. >> so i made family filmy s andk tough viral films but this one looks like a violent film. i wanted to point this out because i was shocked at this. this is not like patty-cake playtime but a shoving that phase two emmanuel macron to his wife.oc if you haven't seekin it, bit is shocking and they try to cover itt bu but i don't buy it.ur >> brian w: we did have a lip reader and this is true "the new york post" came u p with it and through translation, this is what it says here and bridget said to, "stay away you loser?" emmanuel macron comes back let's try, please. he ended with no, i see. he went to grab her.y. t

brian: yeah. and i -- rachel: you want to read that quote, brian? and. brian: yeah. closest to the tree miss the forest. thank you for saying that because that's very interesting. so this -- i'm not a. >>, i don't know, you know, what all should be investigated at certain ages of life, but it always seemed a rather today me that that was not a bigger piece of what was happening with regard to joe biden when he was president, the assessment of his cognitive state, and the fact that given all the questions about it they did not and would not do more to give concrete assurance to the american people that, in fact, their commander in chief was capable of commanding chiefly when we needed him most. rachel: yeah. brian: they failed on that abysmally. my only problem with this is where was obama's doctor a year ago? charlie: exactly. brian: two years ago. these guys come out now because it's fashionable, because it's safe or something to come out now and jump on the party and critique. look, if you thought this and you were in that position, say it a year or two or three ag

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>> brian: yeah. not like a formal press conference but the two of them are going to sit there and probably take questions for an hour. an hour to an hour and 15 minutes is generally how these things run now and that will be at 11:30. >> brian: are you ready? >> peter: i'm not going to go in but i will be ready to stand here and listen to and take notes on my phone. brian brian peter, we're not talking about it now, we are playing cuts of your questions to kjp and you must be just beside yourself at this hour. >> ainsley: tell the people at home if people have just waken up she has decided to be an independent. >> peter: like i had a dream and opened up the first page of her book about the broken white house and the first sentence says peter doocy told me and i didn't listen to him. >> brian: that is dream. she should dedicate the book to you. >> peter: i know we are going to talk about this next hour but the thing about this book is that she, towards the end, after before before before biden dropped

here. >> brian: i know.hat's still terrible. >> greg: two out of three. a. >> carley: brian you are such a good sport last count been on gutfeld 37 times coming back for more. >> brian: i don't believe i do that. >> carley: that's a big number. >> brian: that crowd is totally out of control. can you believe how fit tyrus is? >> lawrence: yeah. >> brian: this guy is ready for body building comp temperatures he lost over 100 pounds. at the end of the show i lock him up and toss him over my shoulder. [laughter] >> brian: i don't know if that aired. >> lawrence: what book can you read that in? >> ainsley: saw that before except he was tossing you around. >> brian: everyone has different accounts. >> brian: very nice to have us on. he literally doubles kim method, "the tonight show" and stephen colbert. takes over anti-semitism on campus. latest move to protect jewish students. >> lawrence: more "fox & friends" coming up after a quick break. ♪ hemingway once said, "it's not the big fish you catch, but the people

brian: yeah.y matters to them, and it's a wonderful sport. 9 and the idea that you're going to take all of that hard work these girls put into it and drop a male, a biological male into all of it? brian: my daughter plays high school football, she plays in new york. it's a great sport, we love it. it's an interesting case study because if you have a great pitcher, you can ride a great pitcher to victories. and if you look in this tournament, this biological male pitcher was throwing shutout after shutout. it wasn't even competitive in a lot of cases. and one of the teams who was in the tournament, the athletic director wrote a note to all the parents and said, look, i don't want you to come to the games with signs about this issue. this is one of to opponents of the team -- i don't want you to come with signs, i don't want you to say anything, i just want our play to speak for itself. but it's, like, these parents and these kids have invested countless hours. if they want to say something about th

so are we. >> brian: have a great day.lawrence: see you all. >> bill: good morning and we begin with a horrific scene in boulder, colorado. the targets eight people walking peacefully for the release of innocent hostages in gaza when this happened. [shouting] >> we can't do nothing

your reaction was totally brian kilmeade. >> brian: carley called me up.ould see her doing it because she is a nice person. >> lawrence: ha! >> brian: nice to the nice to the nice. lawrence, hey, how are you doing? like really? we have 76 pages of notes to go over. who knows what talking points we are going to do. what is going to change? you just want to b.s. in the morning? [laughter] what's wrong with you. never again. i'm not picking up my phone. don't call, ever. >> lawrence: i was really surprised you picked up though. >> brian: i should not have. >> lawrence: you are normally like briefing in the morning. do your radio stuff? >> brian: i do radio. i do four hits before i come down here. >> carley: were you worried? >> brian: i thought he had something to say. not coming in today or, you know, lawrence will hold out for more money. wait for a time in which he can't get another host. >> lawrence: just walk off the set. >> brian: walk off the set before the show and ends up getting more money. >> rachel: it's a funny tiktok trend and been very "fox & f

brian: fighters love him.hey go over to the president and they're sort of -- i don't know, it's kind of a kinship, almost. that's not staged. that's authentic. charlie: for trump, the octagon has been politics. rachel: that's right. charlie: he's had to fight and he's fought unlike any politician we've ever seen and he's drawn all of these new people into politics in a very healthy way for a democracy because he does fight, people admire it and they see it and they know it. meanwhile, you have democrats spending tens of millions of dollars desperately trying to figure out how to, as politico calls it, the great unwokenning, trying to rid their party of this sort of scent of weakness and of course what they're trying to do is they're trying to do -- you know, change the cosmetics but the real problem for them is that it's the issues more than anything else and the fact that nobody really trusts them. brian: the cosmetics are -- ppete hegspete ab taking his pr- rachel: he took the pronouns out, grew a beard and

brian: right. can't crack down on it, because they won't even make it to the general election. brian: well, and doesn't it tell you, i mean, if democrats end up in national office again at some point, this is what -- you're not, it's not going to be like, well, trump has proven this right, so they're going to go along with -- they're going all the way back. charlie: right. brian: brian they're telling you right here they're going to go back to that open borders policy in a heartbeat because it's the heartbeat of their party. lisa: it's like when all the democrats in the primary in 2020 were asked about giving health care to illegal aliens, remember in and every hand was like, me. brian: right. lisa: and yet they don't care about the american citizens. but i'm really into this next topic because i think we are all very passionate during covid. [laughter] and so the fbi director, kash patel, he hints there's a potential breakthrough in the covid origins probe after finding dr. fauci's phone. let's ta

>> brian: a surprise.as the interview children i hope are watching with you and usha vance, the second lady. >> ainsley: she talked about summer reading challenge and we printed it out. i will give to my daughter. you fill out the information and the parent signs it. you fill out this chart and your children will read 12 books this summer. >> brian: is there page length? >> ainsley: you comment every time. okay. there is not a page length. the name and title and author of your book, date you finish and pick your favorite book and draw a picture and write a synopsis what you love about the book. you send it to the white house, download this and submit it back to the white house on their website, wh.gov, forward slash read. 40% of our entire country's children aren't reading at the basic level. >> lawrence: here is usha vance earlier on our show. >> with this summer reading challenge we're conscious of the fact if you are not outside playing, you may be inside staring at one of the many screens we have in ou

brian: we certainly did.y son graduated, so i took the saturday off, is and it was a wonderful event. you know those little moments that kind of remind you why you do all that you do, it's kind of nice. brian: walking across the stage and all of the pomp and circumstance, it's beautiful. a lot of tears, i imagine. rachel: yes. everyone was really happy. his aunt and uncle flew in, and we were all there. it was beautiful. get the whole family together, and you go, ah, this is why we do what we do. brian: it is. and everybody's so happy and hugs and kisses, and your son's 'em embarrassed. come on, you guys, quit fawning over me -- rachel: i put one of those videos together, and he's so sh- brian: you've got to embarrass them a little bit, that's part of the whole deal. charlie: does he appreciate that it's a big deal? rachel: yeah, he's very reserveed. i think he secretly loved it -- brian: can't admit it. rachel: all right. we're going to go right into a fox news alert because there's a lot of chaos in los ang

back to you. >> brian: right.o, peter, we have not been able to confirm there is a phone call today though, right? that's just politico who he had a scheduled interview with it yesterday, correct? >> yeah, i texted a couple white house officials this morning just to ask if the call is happening and also if president trump is going to be on it or if this is something kind of like we see with them trying to settle the conflict in ukraine, start with lower level aides first. a meeting about a meeting we just don't have the answer yet. politico reporting that. >> they did seem to de-escalate. that's pretty cool. see where we go from here. no one know what is to make of it but no one can take their eyes off of it. >> ainsley: yeah, that's what everybody was talking about yesterday. >> elon's badge doesn't work here. >> brian: understood. >> ainsley: might not ever again. thank you so much. what was your reaction to this. >> lawrence: two grown men fighting, two alpha males duking it out. you hate for it to be public, b

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brian?attened you a just move on. it would be over. >> brian: at one point he said okay if you don't want to finance my starships we are not going to fly any starships. you and i wouldn't have space ships. wouldn't say i was on the epstein list. that's a little different in our situation. i do think it will never be the same. but they can have mutual respect and i do think they are going to someone very close in the white house, the escalation has already begun. expect it to really quiet down over the weekend. i think people have to understand the worst thing to do when you are angry is social media. [laughter] >> brian: the worse thing. >> charlie: depends if you are an observer or part of it. as an observer it's been fairly entertaining. >> rachel: what i see happening here, charlie, is forgiving. brian has a little more irish in him. they hold grudges so there we go. more analysis. >> brian: for the record italians like to hold grudges. we are good at that. irish forget about it. i got a

>> brian: i think so. i remember doing some of that. >> ainsley: they all got into college, one in law school. >> lawrence: they turned out great. >> brian: my son never stops reading, he's into the mob, i think he aspires. he's made himself an expert on the mob. >> ainsley: grew up on long island. >> brian: never know whoureioneighbors are. we had mobsters in our neighborhood. one time, gambino's decided, they were having a meeting and paid for the vacation for the entire block to go on a cruise. they all went. >> ainsley: you can't say no. you're out of here. >> lawrence: free vacation. >> brian: for more on this, here is carley shimkus. >> ainsley: funded by the mob. >> carley: where do i go with that one? that image of you and your daughter in bed, that is a sweet thing, i'm sure it resonated. >> ainsley: you read to brock? >> carley: yeah, i'm -- >> ainsley: enjoy this stage, carley, you are not pushing him to learn to read, it is just -- enjoyable. >> carley: dr. seuss can be lengthy. fox weather ale

brian: yeah.ly not chaotic, it's completely consistent with the judge's ruling and the law. jonathan fahey, we've got to leave it there. really appreciate your perspective today, thanks. >> thank you. brian: all right. well, still ahead, hold your horses. the belmont stakes is today on fox, and abby hornacek is live in saratoga springs with the sweet sponsor of two top jockeys, after the break. ♪ -- dare to do this, 'cuz i'm coming at you like a dark horse. ♪ are you ready -- ver been this easy. gummy vitamins from nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. [gentle waves] ♪ don't worry ♪ [breathing in] [breathing out] [flames crackling] [zipper zipping] [water crashing] [scrubbing] [salt falling] [fire crackling] [cheering] ♪ about a thing ♪ [liquid flowing] [water rushing] ♪ [wind ruffling] [waves crashing] ♪ every little thing ♪ [seagull screeching] [waves crashing] [water splashing] [frog chirping] [birds chirping] ♪ gonna be all right ♪ ♪ they put their shoulders

they would do it to trump, you know that. >> brian: as sitting -- >> lawrence: i'm kind of with brian, rachel, bad precedence, everybody understands he is not well. no one has told the president he is unwell. no one in am book says the first lady, the family. >> rachel: isn't that good to know, if he doesn't know, the pardons aren't pardons; correct? fauci got a pardon, i don't like that at all. >> lawrence: carley has news for us. >> carley: portuguese and police are starting a new search for mccabe, this search coming at request of german authorities investigating a new suspect in this kas. suspect has not been charged and serving time for separate case. he spent time around the area mccann disappeared in 2007. and manhunt continues for louisiana inmates. one inmate is out free. fox has noter tickalated the video himself. someone is asking for help. >> from the world, i couldn't even get a lawyer, i couldn't afford a lawyer to prove my inno innocence. i didn't break out, i was let out. >> carley: sheriff saying if the individual depicted in the video is massey, we urge him to come f

brian brenberg advice, teach your kids to finish strong. >> brian: that is good, too. i asked my daughters teacher and she said it is fun, they clean out their desk, they graduate and change schools to go to junior high school and said it is fun stuff. why rob your kid of fun stuff? >> lawrence: i think i'm not a parent yet, i think the parents have gotten soft. my mom and dad would have never okayed this. >> brian: finish it out. >> lawrence: i'm lucky, if not for sports, i would probably be in summer school, as well. how they let them get away with this, to each their own. >> ainsley: you can't skip the last week in high school, you have exams. there are fairs and projects. >> brian: in june, now they have to -- >> ainsley: they don't do that because parents will complain if they wanted a different teacher. now you find out day before, we do. >> brian: that is smarter. tell us what you think, should you let your kid miss final days of school? what do you want them to do, work the land? >> ainsley: friends at fox n news.com. are you kidding my kids are going to school

hey, brian. >> brian: good morning. >> ainsley: does this mean people are selling their houses where get prices down you have to have more house inventory on the market. now finding out 37% morsellers and this buyers in the market right now. if they want to sell their homes and can't find the buyers they have to start lowering prices a little bit. everybody has been talking about the fact you can't afford a home. step one has to be you need morsellers on the market. and as time has gone by and people have changed jobs or just need to move or down sizing, it's gotten to the point where even people with low mortgage rates are deciding to put their houses on the market. >> ainsley: i was kind of shocked when you look at the top five cities with morsellers than buyers. because a lot of these cities are in florida and texas where there's no tax. but i did talk to real estate agent down in palm beach and she said there is more inventory now. top five cities, miami, west palm beach, fort lauderdale, austin, texas and jacksonville, florida. >> brian: you moved down there 3, 4 years ago you g

brian? >> brian: amazing what is going on there right now.hey will get that going again so knuckle in the eye us of a terror attack. secretary of state marco rubio responding to the attack on sunday with a warning saying quote all terrorists, their family members and terrorist sympathizers here on a visa should know under the trump administration we will find you, revoke your visa and deport you. former acting dhs secretary american policy institute director joins us now. chad, as you look at this subject, would it have been possible on anything in his background to think that there would be a red flag here and keep an eye on him? because for 20 years he is in kuwait. is he originally from egypt. here he comes on a tourist visa. oversays it, but he is not really committing any other crimes that we could tell. >> yeah. look, brian, i think there is a number of breakdowns in the system here, one, probably should have been a lot better vetting before the united states let him in on that tourist visa. then he oversays his voice, is a he applies f

>> brian: fox news alert.t this yesterday and still resonating today. 8 people injured after a man yelling "free palestine" attacked a rally for israeli hostages with a makeshift flamethrower. the suspect is egyptian national in this country illegally after overstaying his visa has been charged with at least 8 felony charges including first degree murder although police have not yet confirmed that anyone was killed. house judiciary chair jim jordan joins us now. i know about the condemnation. this is the second horrific attack in three weeks. don't forget governor shapiro, they blue up his house and almost killed his family because he is jewish. what can could you besides condemn it? >> i think we may needed foreign affairs committee to investigate, you know, who is financing this. where is the money coming if there is any type of link to that. some of these organizations on campus. so much of this is what is toll tolerated and taught on campus from the left and crazy mindset that's out there. almost like ther

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brian: bad at surveys.eople not showering and brushing their teeth should identify themselves but they probably already do. people are always -- always offering mints. would you like a piece of gum? i'm not a morning person. i'm a night owl. you should see charlie when he walks in here. he brushes but every thing else. lisa: you always seemed cheerful. charlie: so glad to see you. you make mornings good. brian: that is what he is saying. you know who is great at mornings? abby hornicek which continues to look good. >> reporter: i did shower and brush my teeth for the one hundred 50 seventh belmont stakes. it took me waking up extra early. if you know anything about horse racing you would know this isn't elmont. that course has been under construction until next september so that is why we are at the saratoga race course but this track is iconic, the oldest race track in the united states but not only that, it's the oldest organized sports venue in the country as well as i have been learning so much, my firs

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brian. well, the latest is that senator uribe is still fighting for his life at a hospital here in bogota, the hospital of the fundacion santa fe, just about a couple of kilometers from where i'm standing. the president of colombia was on live television addressing the nation just minutes ago, saying that no effort is being spared and that the priority for today is to stabilize the situation and for rib to survive the night. we understand that the senator and presidential candidate is being is being treated by a neurosurgeon because he was he received a shot at his head. this is clearly a dramatic moment in the history. in the recent history of colombia, the images that we received on saturday afternoon are indeed quite graphic, as the attempted killer was able to reach very, very, very close, frankly, to the senator and was able to shot him to shot at least eight bullets. and we understand from authorities that he hit the target at least twice. the police have said that they have apprehende

brian: yeah. so, presidents have to sign a lot of documents, so they have these machines, auto pens, where it makes their signature but it is sort of like a robot pen, or think of it as a remote control signature. but again, as long as it's the president directing that, there's plenty of precedent that says that's perfectly valid. there is no requirement that a pardon be signed. it's not like legislation where the constitution says the president has to sign it. pardons just have to be issued and they technically don't even need a signature at all if there is some other way to make it official. so, the use of this auto pen is not the issue here. host: brian kalt, michigan state university law professor, is with us for the next 35 minutes or so for our discussion on presidential pardons. and presidential pardon power and how those powers are used. if you have a question or comment for him, you can start calling in now. the lights, republicans, -- lines, republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202)

brian: yeah.o, presidents have to sign a lot of documents, so they have these machines, auto pens, where it makes their signature but it is sort of like a robot pen, or think of it as a remote control signature. but again, as long as it's the president directing that, there's plenty of precedent that says that's perfectly valid. there is no requirement that a pardon be signed. it's not like legislation where the constitution says the president has to sign it. pardons just have to be issued and they technically don't even need a signature at all if there is some other way to make it official. so, the use of this auto pen is not the issue here. host: brian kalt, michigan state university law professor, is with us for the next 35 minutes or so for our discussion on presidential pardons. and presidential pardon power and how those powers are used. if you have a question or comment for him, you can start calling in now. the lights, republicans, -- lines, republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 74

>> lawrence: brian, this is in your head. >> brian: be ready.rian: erica, should i button this or unbutton it? >> leave it buttoned. >> brian: more "fox and friends" in just a moment. what you want to do is save hundreds when liberty mutual customizes your car insurance. that's great but can you ask your friend to stop digging into the green. i can ask, but he's not going to. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> carley: the doj is now investigating if president biden was competent enough to issue pardons and clemency himself or if someone inside the white house exploited the auto pen. >> todd: ashley moody joins us now. the house launched a probe the doj launching investigation. your senator johnson launching investigation into biden's health. what the senate judiciary committee doing to shine a spotlight on this and potentially hold biden administration staffers accountable? >> yeah. so the judiciary committee at the senate is doing the same thing. we will be holding a hearing to examine the cover-up and whethe

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see brian, that's the opposite of booing. happy wednesday everyone. big news, karine jean-pierre says she is leaving the democratic party. i don't blame her, how can she trust the people dumb enough to hire her? greta thunberg posted pictures of herself having fun as her sailboat nears gaza. sailing experts and nonexperts alike criticize the photo saying she should be wearing a helmet. filmmaker michael moore is proposing a new pledge of allegiance. wants a new pledge of allegiance for those who oppose president trump. it includes a few new phrases and ends with liberty and justice for arby's. he looks like he ate michael moore. the white house is celebrating as plummeting murder rates dip below precovid numbers. [cheering and applause] thank you. i guess that means you know who is taking some time off. amazing story, scientists injected 40000-year-old neanderthal dna into mice, resulting in very unexpected changes. they died. [laughter] a record 37.5 million metric tons of seaweed was detected in the atlantic. i believe we have a picture. [cheering a

i am brian. a busy friday got positive developments in the us china trade war that have stocks in your money higher. right now even tesla is back up. and mark fields, by the way, is here to talk about it. plus will i save hollywood or destroy it? author and filmmaker justine bateman is all over it. she joins us to discuss and the jobs report, maybe helping bring buyers in as well today, a little bit better than some estimates. and now the s&p 500 back above 6000 for the first time since february. kelly, we've come full circle from the tariff and trade fueled falloff and the market scare of early april. and now we are back in the green. >> and i remember who was talking about not to panic back then folks. don't you know worry about the retirement account. just stay the course. >> that that ill gotten tweet i deleted because i was getting murdered for saying that you don't lose money until stocks sell off. yeah. and they were leading national news programs with retirees being wiped out. folks, if l

we'll see if this gets done. >> brian. >> outstanding work. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> brian sullivanp of the world. pretty cool. very cool. >> hope his ears don't get too cold. >> he's got a hat. >> yeah, he's got big ears too, you know. no he does i mean he he'll laugh about it. cheniere is interesting. i know he's listening right now. >> baby. new year. >> i haven't yet. okay, remember. >> that one? remember that baby. >> just did? basically. anyway. >> cheniere listen. made an all time high in january. sold off hard. it's getting back to the levels. it's not expensive in terms of valuation. and i've read chatter that, you know, if more energy is going to get into the s&p 500. cheniere is a name that could potentially make it in. so i like lng here as well. >> all right. by the way we are just days. yes days away from the next fast money live event here at the nasdaq market site. thursday is the big show or die hard fast money fans are coming from all over the country and even from way down under australia. it's going to be a jam packed show. you won't want to miss. the director of

, thanks, brian jacobson with annex wealth. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> all right. we got to give you a check on circle. circle is a company with a new ipo today. circle has to do with stablecoins really kind of a crypto based company circle stock. do we have a trade on that? >> that's what you're seeing. >> it's hard. yeah it's up. yeah it's up. is it at. >> so we're off the session. >> it's up. there we go i don't know what that it's up 100. that's a shot of the new york stock exchange sign. but it's up 167%. >> kelly priced at 31 last night opened at i think 60 something. shot up to almost 183. it's almost a $20 billion market cap. a little less than that right now. incredible story. one of the biggest, most successful ipos we've had recently. >> yeah because see how that see how the line this is a good kind of a good window. kill the music guys. it's kind of a good window into the new york stock exchange where see how it's the down arrows 8368. that's the tick down tick up. >> of trade by trade. >> so i like if i'm t

i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan today, but we'll still see him later on this hour because brianlive in prudhoe bay, alaska, with an up close look at what could be one of america's biggest energy infrastructure projects in decades. he's going to be sitting down with the secretaries of both energy and the interior to discuss the $40 billion nat gas pipeline that the trump administration wants to build up there in alaska. that's coming up. >> mind boggling. $40 billion project in the works for decades. like he said, we'll see if they can push it through. before we get to all of that. our strategist is calling this the do over market, where he's seeing opportunities as stocks come off their best month since november of 2023. and they're trying to extend that today, though, after u.s. trade, us-china trade tensions i should say flare up. that's getting a little bit more difficult. the dow is down 174, about 4/10 of a percent. the s&p briefly went positive. it's down a point or two. now the nasdaq is still up about a quarter a third of 1% ten year yield creeping a little bit higher up

>> hi, brian. look, we are here outside the federal building in downtown los angeles, where protesters are saying, you know, they don't want i.c.e. in los angeles. they are chanting out with i.c.e. release the people that have been arrested. there are about 118 people that were arrested, according to the department of homeland security, in the several actions that took place in los angeles this week. some of them here in downtown los angeles, three of them on friday, and then again today in about an hour south of downtown los angeles, in a town of paramount. that is where we saw some quite stunning video of protesters, community members stepping in and kind of stepping in the way of federal immigration officers as they were staging for a potential raid there. brian, we are also hearing the calls for the release of you can hear it and david huerta, y. prominent activist and union leader here in los angeles that was arrested as part of these raids. the national guard, we are expecting the national gu

brian williams from canada, while fi bryan wanted to talk to you. thank you very much indeed for talking to out a 0. thank you. it's got to be here. it's not heavy rain as close to the flooding a ne in india kidding. at least 30 people in the past week, the monsoon rains have disrupted lives and of course major damage to getting ripples in money pool devastation, walter, locke, st. some chaos of the result of weeks of torrential down poles. a hospital in the areas among the places and needing to be evacuated with staff students. patients on the equipment or having to move medic say, everything must go. all them is vision, best hands on the subsidy peasants, including resemble your budget for, for predict the in new movies and surgical intensive care units. all the presidents, literally all have been shipped to the hospital, maybe in dreams and the in the private hospitals in the employee area. we have to keep it all depends. and i mean with the medical students and, and nursing stop all the stuff that i've been shipped to, i mean 2 different places

brian, how about you?o find winners this week, to be honest, but i'm going with tiktok. it's an app that, by law, was supposed to be sold or shut down six months ago. lots of reporting this week that donald trump is going to give it yet another extension. it's going to live another day making tiktok the rare import from china that is thriving under this administration. and it's a nice place to spend the time to forget your troubles and to forget about the elon musk donald trump spat. >> it does make you wonder some of those very big u.s. hedge fund managers that that could be big owners of tiktok. how much of donald trump's crypto meme coins they also own? who's yours? >> it's another leader whose last name starts with m. german chancellor mertz, who had a white house meeting and came away completely unscathed. he's the first foreign leader in a while to not be humiliated by trump, probably because after all the conversation they had, including which the chancellor mentioned d-day, and trump turned to him

all right, brian bonds definitely give this to himself. sorry to brian many, thanks for your time. thanks for the 0. no problem. thanks so much. no artificial intelligence is on full display of an exposition in washington dc. one of the main highlights is how to incorporate a i into weapon systems and change the way was a forward organize of say that technology will lead to a better future. but critics, a painting, a different picture of warning, of the dangers that come with a high tech advances shall baton see. shoulders around, as the main focus of the a plus expert in washington dc is integrating all the official intelligence into weapon systems for use by the west smither trans organizes of this drone and competition and recreate it, the landscape of luna windows and the old time for example, the messages of the us train industry is falling behind its adversaries, particularly china, and integrating. our goal is to help illustrate how far behind the american manufacturing line is and where we need to go. uniformed personnel can be seen throughout the exhibition whole. a massiv

>> brian: that sounds terrifying, don't go into terror mode yet.change way we work. especially in the white ol car space. you have toy did ploy ai and check ai and you have to figure out, am i getting quality results or am i not? that has to be the work of a person who can think critically. if you're a student, training for white collar work and nobody has taught you to think critically, how to evaluate something and reason through if it makes sense, you'll be in trouble. if you're a learner and you can think critically, this is the kind of work that leverages what you can do and makes you more productive. >> sandra: one problem, there is so many people in denial of em emergence of ai this is happening and they don't realize it or don't want to acknowledge it. axios says lawmakers don't get it. ceos afraid to talk about it. there is risk of job apocalypse until after it hits. >> carley: right now area artificial intelligence is being used to help people, it will make sense for companies to replace people with ai in the future. ceo of an ai company

brian vendig is here, he's the chief investment officer at mjp wealth advisers. let's start here, as the increased us steel and aluminum tariffs kick in. the markets in asia were flat trading today and wall street, as we said, up just a little bit, are the tariffs now having less effect on markets overall? i think over the last couple of weeks what we saw was some decent economic numbers showing that earnings came in higher than expectations uh for the quarter and inflation still is tamed with. with a stable job market and the uh report that we got this morning from from adp private sector showed that you know hirings are halting or slowing uh but at the same point in time the overall economy is still uh chugging along so i think there's some positioning this morning for sure ahead of the big jobs report on friday but i think the the concern with uh tariffs and some of the actions is that we've seen prices go up for capital goods which could cause a slowing in consumers spending on the services side of the economy, which is about 70% domestically here in the us,

brian kilmeade, c.j. pierson, kennedy. >> tires our studio audience. >> greg gutfeld, i >> laura: a good evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. a massive maga party at the white house. president trump is speaking we will keep an eye on it and give you news as it comes in. political appointees for a summer

brian, you are a trooper. thank you so much. and we look forward to that next hour. >> brian. interior secretary bert. hold on, interior secretary burgum. we're going to speak with here in just a minute. and thanks for having us here. really appreciate it, sir. thank you. so a lot going on up here up top, but literally the top of the world. >> fantastic. thank you brian. we'll see you in a few minutes. appreciate it very much. thank you. and coming up health care is coming off its worst month since december. but some big since december. but some big headlines in that spa i can't wait to see their faces when we come out. ha, ha, ha! [people laughing] what seems to be the problem, soldier? ♪♪ the belly, sir. it's full of greeks. sneaky cowards. innovation changes everything. send it back! with one investment, you can access the nasdaq-100 innovators who are rethinking the world. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses, and more in prospectus at invesco.com. i just picked my top choices and talk to great people the very n

well, there are strong reports that brian and may be adding to manchester united. united with the club interested in the cameroonian striker will back in 20 goals in the just concluded premier league season for united, they've had a very underwelling season, though they got to the final of the europa league, a finish in the bottom half was not what is expected of a team of such profile and they are looking to strengthen their attacking options, a place where brian would become a very valuable option for them ups, for victor osim another summer another stillmate. is um he had with napoli uh the previous season, it's now been faced with another reality check, will you return to napoli or will another club be willing to pay the huge sum demanded by italian had some success away from moment the last time so that's another conversation being looking to see ev over the coming days and emmanuel if you could tell us briefly who are some of the players from the continent to watch out in the next football season? absolutely, i mean omama mush who plays for manchester city jo

what did you hear at that moment, brian? >> yeah. so when i mean, the way it all it all happened was at the time i was, i was eating lunch with my, my wife, my four and two year old, and then my teenage niece and nephew who were visiting from florida. and they again, like the recessional or whatever you want to call it, just had passed us. and then about 5 to 10 minutes later, there was a woman who ran who was running by us, saying that there was a man that was throwing fire at people. and i'm familiar with the event. i'm jewish myself. i've never attended any one of these events that happen all across the country, just simply due to the for the fear of something like this actually happening. but i'm very well familiar with with how they run and all the people around them and, and all that kind of stuff. so my immediate thought was to kind of just jump the fence and go see if there's anything i could do, or see if there's anything i could do to help or anything like that. and so i left my one toddler that was with us at the time with

brian, what do you make of that? and is that why the white house went from saying, we can't bring it back to suddenly bringing him back to the us? >> well, there's no doubt the timing is quite suspicious. you know, they they've admitted they began this investigation, basically in the wake of the supreme court decision. and sadly, it looks like this is a grand operation to save face. >> all right, let me get to the attorney general, pam bondi, who is not saying when this investigation into abrego garcia was opened. but garcia, we know was deported in march. so i'm curious, brian, what you make of the timeline. and given the way the government has handled abrego garcia's case, both in the courts and the way it's played out in the media, is that going to play into his defense, do you think? >> well, i can't say for sure. as i as i mentioned, we do not represent him on the criminal side. and i can't speak to that. i'm not a criminal attorney. but the timing is certainly suspect. and, you know, another issue of timing obv

what did you hear at that moment, brian?. >> i mean, the way it all it all happened was at the time i was, i was eating lunch with my, my wife, my four and two year old, and then my teenage niece and nephew who were visiting from florida. and they again, like the recessional or whatever you want to call it, just had passed us. and then just about 5 to 10 minutes later, there. >> was a woman. >> who ran who was running by us, saying that there was a man that was throwing fire at people. and i'm familiar with the event. i'm jewish myself. i've never attended any one of these events that happen all across the country, just simply due to the for the fear of something like this actually happening. but i'm very well familiar with with how they run and all the people around them and, and all that kind of stuff. so my immediate thought was to kind of just jump the fence and go see if there's anything i could do, or see if there's anything i could do to help or anything like that. and so i left my one toddler that was with us at the

it was the brians at region. another in bustled area which is seen by the way earlier, a tax on real way lines and a train line reported the damage. no casualties reported at this time. the movement of trains on the section of the railway has been paused. dobs, according to russia's ministry of real ways. when we know more on this situation, we will of course, bring it to you and our team, as melissa speak exclusively with the training conductor on the the raid old train in the brianne squeegee, which shows we've been going through, saw 7 at people killed the, the biggest, the deadliest act of the night, the mom himself injured told us what he could recall the numbers when we were heading for moscow. we heard a bang, a very strong one. and then a 2nd one. and somehow the carriage tilted onto the bridge. then people starting screenings, i announced evacuation, asked the passengers to wait. we broke the windows and started taking the passengers out. 3 of them were in serious condition, but all were alive. do this w