nation s schools could have everything they needed to get back to the classroom and why, who knows. kids in philadelphia, baltimore, cleveland, what they have all been told. go early or stay home. we don t have and we are blaming climate change. it is forcing schools like san diego and denver to close. there was a heat wave that caused several problems and they are releasing students early due to extreme temperatures, logistics say they are trying to prepare for this months ago. and due to supply chain issues and there are also growing questions about where all of the money went to help schools improve this during the pandemic saying that it s clear that prioritizing ventilation. even now with all of what is going on, so many schools are still doing this and sending these kids home. house republicans launch an investigation and funding after so much money went out the door and today we had a chance to speak with them. betsy, thank you for joining us. martha: welcome b
and the thing that is remarkable, is how many times the fbi and the national archives went back to the trump organization and said, hey, we know you have documents, turn them over. and then we learned from the article last night not only with president trump personally involved in reviewing what was sent back to the government but there were still documents left afterwards. i think that is why we saw this search warrant. it sounds like they tries every measure possible to get the documents back under their control and the cia and nsa and fbi, this wasn t some mistaken taking of boxes from the white house. this was cherry picked information across all agencies. highly classified and compartmentalized and it really speaks to why. why keep these when you know that the fbi and national archives have been to your place different times, why go to such length and that makes the last tranche of documents particularly interesting after the other reviews and submissions back to the gov
7:00 a.m. hour of fox & friends weekend starting with this. houston residents hold ago vigil to honor a 12-year-old girl allegedly murdered by illegal immigrants. associated press, they won t mention those de- tiles. charlie: plus, former secretary of state condoleezza rice is talking about school choice. we have a school choice system in education. if you are of means, you ll move to the district where the schools are good and houses are expensive. rachel: i m sorry, condoleezza rice is not aging. and americans ditching democrat-run states and people saying leave politics at the door. second hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. rachel: good morning. it s 7:00 in new york city and maybe a little earlier. you re watching us this morning and we re joining us and charlie filling in for pete hegseth and good morning, will. will: nobody s going to commit the crimes and deep in that and playing some of rachel s favorite 80s music. this is about to commit a serious
president biden will be at the g7 today in family photo and series of working sessions throughout the day. one of the biggest items is security agreement signing and press conference with ukrainian president zelenskyy. you are watching fox and friends first on busy thursday morning, i m carley shimkus. todd: i m todd piro. fox team coverage with rebecca graham. doug collins is standing by and lucas tomlinson is previewing major events we are expecting today. lucas. lucas: this is first time the two leaders have faced the press together since allowing ukraine to strike targets in russia. according to recent poll, half ukrainians view this as stalemate and wall street journal criticized president biden over his timidity and micromahmoud abbas of the war and accused biden of managing escalation instead of plan for defeating russia s innovation. when president biden meets with the seven largest economies in the world, not likely there will be a call to defeat russia. th
press press conference yesterday explaining what happened next. speak of the suspect did take responsibility for thegs shootings he said early on once we began the interviews, he claims as the chief said, this is still early but he does claim it was not racially motivated. he apparently has an issue, what he considers to be a maga addiction and sees these locations as something that allows him to go to these places, that he wanted to eliminate. tucker: the police took a long and detailed a statement robert long and to restate what you just heard here s what they found. he immediately confessed to the crimes but while he admitted to committing multiple murders which is a death penalty offense in the state of georgia, long denied having any racial r motivation. instead he told police he had eight sex addiction and an issue with porn, he shot up massage parlors in an effort to eliminate his temptation to visit them. they arrested him as he was heading to florida as he planne