steve: it is 6:00 here in new york city. ainsley: he is playing the drums on his leg. steve: 6:00 a.m. in new york city on this friday, june 17th rather, june 7th, 2024. this is fox & friends. ainsley: friday, whatever. brian: we get the date wrong it doesn t bode well. steve: i can get the date right if wearing a necktie but i m not because it s casual friday. hunter biden heads back to court day five of gun trial today as his father, the president weighs in from france. will you accept the jury s outcome, their verdict, no matter what it is? yes. and have you ruled out a pardon for your son? yes. brian: he talks loyalty. he talks loyalty as a big driver for why he and donald trump get along. he showed up for the first fight and stayed until the last fight. okay. we will have longer sound bites later. carley: a lot of fun for this friday. brandon lake is going to perform for the all-american summer concert series. janice is live ahead of the b
supermarket a few miles from here that hunter had purchased 11 days prior. she placed the weapon in a leather pouch that allegedly contained drug residue and stashed it into a trash can. here is a photo of that revolver that was shown to the jury in the courtroom here yesterday. there it is. in her testimony, hallie said she was scared when she found the weapon in hunter s car. she didn t want him to hurt herself or for her children to find it. asked by the prosecutor if it appeared that hunter was using drugs around the time he purchased the gun was, of course, at the center of this case, guys. she said he could have been. but then later, on cross-examination, hunter s attorney abbe lowell asked hallie if she actually ever saw hunter using drugs, smoking crack, during the month of october of 2018 when the gun was purchased. she said she did not. the purchase of the weapon, of course, at the center of this trial about whether or not hunter was abusing drugs at the time and he purchased
russia. think about this, even the laptop, ainsley. the laptop was during the president s presidency. the director of national intelligence says it s real. they ignored him. and they went with 51 intelligence people that were done with their job. steve: they were partisans, ultimately. ainsley: i think america looks at that and say trump has survived all of this. and now he is stronger than ever. steve: do you know what, brian? ainsley: they are fighting for him. steve: this has been a great 4-minute segment perfect segue to your show tomorrow night one nation dana white. brian: two parts tomorrow night. steve: meanwhile, moving on. ainsley: hunter biden s gun trial riewmsz this morning in delaware and prosecutors are expected to wrap up their case today. brian: the president is making it very clear on where he stands on a pardon for his son if he is convicted. we sit here in normandy, your son hunter is on trial, and i know that you cannot speak about an ongoing fe
wouldn t do business with donald trump. why are you doing business with him now? i got to know him. marco rubio it s called a campaign. ted cruz, we are over it. we work well with each other now. that s the spirit you get in sports. you fight as hard as you can and hug it out at the end. that s the sign of sportsmanship. and he not only did he not get it for two years candidate who he beat. joe rogan. i wouldn t be surprised with him sitting down with joe rogan soon. you see him describe the president s introduction. he says this is unbelievable to see. he said thank you. i think a sitdown for joe rogan for three hours could really help him. ainsley: i just love that crowd. that s our audience. that s real america. that s how i grew up in south carolina with people just like that. that love a good fight. and i think that s why they support donald trump. because they have seen what our government has tried to do to him. trial after trial, the russia, all that russia mess. brian: she
wall street journal. but it says that the look in to joe biden was mentioned eight times when in fact the first time you hear rudy guliani s name on it is from the president of the ukraine. i can only find six instances of anybody s name and it was guliani. the numbers are off. by and large, these ukraine allegations, which are serious, the transcript release shows the washington post and wall street journal reporting was on target and it s easier to understand this narrative than the tangled russia mess. the problem here is that we live in an era now where every trump controversy is cranked up to 11. could be a week on sharpie gait or why is that? it s a relentless assault on this president by many in the press and also because it