did isis ties all reportedly arriving illegally in the u.s. simply release into the country. what, if anything is washington doing about the growing threats? >> how many more terrorists are in our country because joe biden opened up the southern border? works we are headed for another 911 but we should know is coming into our country. we don't. quest anger building over disarrayed the bar to putting america endanger the department of homeland security warning we continue to be at a heightened risk for a terror attack. plus present biden wraps up a key g-7 meeting in europe he signed a new security agreement with ukraine and added new sanctions on russia ratcheting up tensions with moscow will get reaction from the top democrat on the house intelligence committee jim himes. cooked this tremendous unity in the republican party. shannon: over president trump mix his first visit to capitol hill since leaving office has the campaign trail the battleground state of michigan. >> usa. shannon: speculation who he will pick as is running mate hits a fevered pitch will talk to amanda many people put the top of that list north dakota governor doug burgum. >> the supreme court is crippling our ability to combat the epidemic gun violence. >> is a huge win. shannon: divided supreme court rules against a trump air ban on it gonna bump stocks but sands united ants rolling back access to an abortion pill for it now our sunday panel debates those decisions looks ahead to the big opinions yet to come including and make or break case on presidential immunity. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪. shannon: hello from foxnews in washington happy father's day. and headlines today former president trump and the key battleground state of michigan a rallying support is at the conservative turning point action conference and detroit but hoping to flip that critical state from blue to red. while in california and the president first lady took part in a star-studded fundraising event in hollywood that raised more than $28 million for biden's reelection campaign. the president fresh off the g7 summit in italy he emphasized united support for ukraine. including billions of dollars in new aid from europe and the u.s. in a moment we'll get reaction from the ranking member of the house intelligence committee congressman jim himes or sweetser to lucas tomlinson at the white house with more on the foreign policy focus. exit present by and declined to attend the ukraine peace summit in switzerland instead opting to fly from italy to los angeles to attend the big hollywood fundraiser still back in europe. questions persisted about the president. >> prime minister how to describe present by its mental acuity in your meetings? next present biden spent time with zelenskyy and italy but the two held a joint press conference. doctor tang taken three major ss at the g7. that collectively show putin he cannot wait us out. the three steps are eight new 10 year bilateral security agreement providing security with $50 billion in seized russian assets and sanctioning a third country such as china for helping russia's war efforts. as a strong rebuke from russian president vladimir putin. >> despite all the scheming theft will remain theft and will not go unpunished. >> one day before g7 leaders arrived in italy a russian armada arrived in havana. just 90 miles from key west including eight frigate and a nuclear powered submarine. cuban official said there were no nuclear weapons on board. and his remarks right putin demand ukraine surrender four regions occupied by russian forces. >> ttoday we are making another concrete real peace proposal pic represented by an administration in switzerland vice president harris responded to putin's offer. >> he is not calling for negotiations. he is calling for surrender. >> harris pop additional $1.5 billion to ukraine at the summit. many ukrainians believe putin only once peace talks in order to give russia time to prepare another offensive. ukraine's president compared putin's offer to the munich agreement with adolf hitler. european leaders allowed hitler to keep the german-speaking regions of czechoslovakia in exchange for peace. broken by the nazis lead to the start of world war ii. >> peace messages are the same as those of hitler who said less than 100 years ago give me a part of czechoslovakia that will put an end to everything. no, these are historical lies. after that he went after poland. >> officials say president biden plan to hunker down over the next week to prepare for his first debate former president donald trump in less than two weeks. shannon: lucas tomlinson at the white house, thank you lucas return to threats at home before i let you go, i want to make sure i ask you about this too. last week there were eight nationals with suspected ties to isis they were arrested in three cities across the u.s. it's raising a whole new conversation and worry about terrorist threats here in the u.s. do we have any new warnings issued from homeland security? what is the plan? what's his note new warnings from dhs the last time the issued a bulletin was over a year ago that it more to do with domestic extremists in the 2024 election. no mention of isis it is notable the suspects in the moscow massacre that killed 145 people they were also and also tied to isis. shannon: art lucas, thank you very much for joining men out ranking member of house intelligence committee congressman jim himes. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me, shannon. was told to start the fbi director christopher wray has issued numerous warnings in recent months and years about the porous border we have and that it is a national security interest but an issue. peace and foreign affairs and cites the numerous testimony he has given over the last few months i say under this headline that terrorism warning lights are blinken red again. they say it echoes the run-up to 911. it is not difficult to imagine a person or group with the intent to do harm slipping across the border and carrying out a large massacre. he said he is hard-pressed to think of a time his career at their bit more national security issues at a higher level than they are right now you serve on and tell how worried are you about potentially millions of people in this country we really do not know the full story? >> it is not just that. the perpetrators of 911 pulled off the most spectacular terrorist attack against the united states from inside the united states on student visas. the fact there are lots of people who are here and it undocumented basis is a threat and the fbi director is right about the fbi director of the chiefs of all the intelligence community are very, very focus. underlying this of course is a conflict in gaza which is activated radical islamic terrorists. more than ever before it would like to undertake an attack and a spectacular way. the other thing going on is that over time we have gradually shifted our attention to china and of course to russia. and to some extent a little bit of a zero-sum game if your focus on trident which is appropriate if you're really focus on supporting the ukrainians which is appropriate and inevitably there's fewer resources devoted to counterterrorism mission. shannon: i want to get to all the sins because of your unique position on that particular committee. before we leave the borderless talk about this a federal source tells fox these eight men were quote fully vetted at the border the acting director of isis that it is common for people to be there we do not have full information on that. i think the question after dhs inspector general report out a few days ago said the vetting process is not what it needs to be at the border. instead of absolutely just saying were not going to let these folks into the country we may have questions we don't know anything about them why were they not deported, the taint we can talk about the overflowing detention facilities. why is the answer to release them into the united states? remember when you put your finger on it here the issue was not they came across the border. although that is an issue. the issue is not fundamentally with the vetting process per se. the issue was when their identities were determined we did not have derogatory information on that. you never have perfect information. over time americans should be proud of the caliber of that work there a law enforcement and intelligence over time it became evident these individuals actually had connections were communicating in ways that were concerning. of course all of the sudden eyes on to those individuals. and so again, note vetting system is perfectly promise that with t vetting as the facture database is never complete no matter how good you are. american should take comfort in the fact the moment these guys started communicating and doing suspect things we were all over them pit that does not mean we need to double down on the stuff. the fact is and i should mention there is always a tension between arrest the guys immediately which is the safest thing to do. let's surveilled them and see who else they are talking to. do they have connections can they point us to other people we should be looking after? i think being family with the case i think they made the right decision to watch, to learn, to listen to figure out who else they were talking tapered when the moment was right to make those arrests. shannon: a lot of people have questions about what hopefully vetted means of these folks ending up here and who knows how many else. you mentioned that worries that october 7, that attack would inspire other people to do things within this country. right now are watching to see if the cease-fire comes together there. at the same time or learning from reporting at the wall street journal they have seen text the leader of hamas saying things about the necessary deaths of civilians from hamas from texting earlier this year they said in a message urges comrades and hamas little potable leadership not to make concessions. high civilian casualties would create worldwide pressure on israel he said. other communication saying he sees these deaths as necessary sacrifices to benefit hamas. how can we expect israel to negotiate with hamas knowing those things? >> no sur surprised. we have long known they are discussing human beings. think about the hundreds of miles of tunnels are very, very hard to access. not a single civilian not a single person has access to those tunnels. we have known for very long time hamas uses civilians as human shields. frankly i am not surprised about his point of view i think he understands when peace comes over time maybe not immediately but hamas will never again be allowed by anyone israel the rest of the world to run gaza is a huge impediment to is doing a deal. but no surprise he would deliberately seek to create humanitarian catastrophe. now it looked come at the end they was sought eight israeli soldiers die yesterday. this is a war taking a huge toll on both sides. it is always a good idea to maintain negotiations to try to stop that kind of violence. so how you negotiate is very complicated think there's a reason not seen a deal agreed to yet. bill burns of the cia and others are working very hard to try to get to a situation where hamas is out of the picture and where there are a lot fewer israelis and palestinians dying. shannon: i want to talk about foreign policy more broadly. the present has been the world stage brings together bilateral deal guarantee for ukraine i talked to one senator who thanks it looks an awful like a treaty something they should be having the privilege from the two thirds vote here on capitol hill. also talk about over all how the president is doing but of conflicts around the world. americans apart elected president biden on the reassurance he would restore us to norms, to calm but here's what democratic pollster strategist doug schoen writes. ultimately when americans go to the ballot box in november 1 question they will ask themselves is whether or not the world is safer than it was four years ago? right on the polls make it clear that no americans do not build the world is safer. nor did they build the current administration to make it safe. political quotes ian bremmer if this election is at all about foreign policy biden is going to lose it. this is something is going to come up in the debate less than two weeks from now. how should president biden answer what you can imagine are going to be claimed by president trump this new war stored under has a mystery she's not managing the world stage well. as a political matter into the figures united states history foreign policy is never been all that much of an influencer of americans vote for better or worse. if you want to and overlay a very complicated situation in the world it's a partisan talking points you can sate gosh say goshthere are more wars gloy then there were four years ago. i don't know president biden's fault putin decided to attack ukraine. i don't think it's president biden's fault that hamas decided to perpetrate an appalling terrorist attack on israel. shannon: some critics will say's telegraph some level of weakness and appease it with a rod and other things that have led other bad actors are on the world to think they can take advantage of the situation. quickset is just nonsense. nato is stronger than ever before their two new members of nato european countries are trying to step spend the 2% there required to do so the invasion of ukraine was turned back and will not succeed. hamas will be taken out of the picture in the middle east at some point. europe and the allies are more together than ever before. you could ask lots of republicans i would urge you to actually ask europeans to ask the taiwanese whether they feel safer with president biden or president trump. i think you get a very constructive set of answers there. shannon: we asked the answers right now the polling is not good with the president on that point but there are many others that will factor into november decision. congressman we always appreciate your time thank you. >> thank you. shannon: president trump returns the campaign trail and the key battlegrounds states. who he will choose as his running mate heats up. we'll talk to the man some say is that top of the lesson governor doug burgum is up next. balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. 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>> i don't think so. >> why? i just think it is important you are judged by the company you keep. quick she would do business with him? them? >> so i wouldn't. shannon: you been a supportive him since 2016 again in 2020 you did decide to run against him when he said that have you involved and how you feel with the president? shannon, first will have an opportunity to talk about this i endorsed him early during my primary key and i were business guys running for the first time i had never met president trump when i endorsed him i was excited about a business person being in the white house. and when he won that november the same night wheat one running for public office the excitement that night at our event in north dakota he beat hilary clinton was electric. her serving on him what is a governor was fantastic. and had to serve under joe biden and that's like having a gale force wind in your face but during the time biden has been in office and i had a great relationship with first lady and light with the white house and with the president during the time as a governor and the president would cabinet this is to north dakota record number 19 on the vice president was there so great relationship. gain a thanh of respect for him as a leader during that time. shannon: that was prior to sandy would not do business with him. quickset did not know him personally but since january we endorsed him wheat dropped out the first of the candidates endorsed him and had a chance to spend a ton of time with them since january i wish every american could see him in the late catherine i've got to know him in the last six months. this guy is a tireless. he is committed, he smart, he's funny is nothing like he is portrayed in the press so if you ask that same question today is it absolutely don't do business with a big think about how successful he has been whatever it is. whether it's tv, real estate, politics, all the things he has done the guy knows how to get it done. every american -- we should be grateful we've got someone with that kind of talent from the private sectors willing to put himself back in the presidential race again. quick seems like there's a lot between the two of you is the shared background as businessmen. he's talked a lot about things and you echo the student deet regulation of the things when it comes the overall plan there is some questions critics say things like massive deportations went up the cost of labor new tariffs on imported goods will raise prices domestic suppliers and try to match the prices raising prices overall. punch will segment president trump was here at meeting with lawmakers he loves tariffs and floated replacing the income tax with the revenue from tariffs. michael strain at the american enterprise institute not eight liberal leaning group says i think would save a lot of confidence president trump's trade policies and immigration policy would result in price spikes you know it's the last thing americans want right now. what you say to that as a businessman yourself? >> if anyup in what looks at his actual record of negotiate with other countries but he is always looking for is in balance to trade not free-trade but balance attribute of the largest economy in the world. all because of countries around the world's not just china but france and others they put tariffs on american products going their way it's pretty simple for president trump and you're going to tear apart stuff are going to tear up yours. i think he is negotiate on behalf of american workers and american companies when he does that. it is also he understands how to use power. diplomatic, informational economic power is sometimes more powerful than military power he knows how to wield that it is going to be able to drive solutions that benefit american benefit american workers. what you talk about energy the president says he thanks you're one of the most knowledgeable people he talks about issues of energy. you have critics back home in north dakota with things you've shifted on this for more friendly penalties to something much more support of the gas and oil industry in the "new york times" quotes scott who is executive director of the dakota resource council he and others have witnessed you taken a sharp attack to the rate on energy issues echoing the oil industry's attacks on the biden administration after entering your second term in office and getting ready for presidential run i don't think it's so much he changed his views as he is an opportunist your answer? [laughter] if there's a left leaning group in the "new york times" with think i am to pro- american energy that's a great endorsement and i will take it. none of those phrases are accurate. north dakota work pro- energy all along not pro- regulation. that drives some people on the left crazy they want to regulate the u.s. energy business out of business and that's a fundamental to both our economy and to national security. when you drive american energy supply down you drive prices up that has every american support piece of inflation it's embedded in everything the worst part of the biden energy policy is i don't know if is written by china or russia, venezuela they are the countries all benefiting our adversaries we are into proxy wars within a war with iran and russia they are literally fin funding those wars with biden's energy policy. shannon: you know what they'll say at the white house they'll point out there's more reduction than there has been under this administration of domestic energy. >> a point that out it is such a false headline. it should be much higher they act like it is at the perfect level for iran to have their reduction way up in place i could north dakota to production down and they aren't bragging about that look at the production is up it should be at much higher. it's at the levels it is that in spite of the biden administration not because of the biden administration. when the biden administration does stuff like put a pause on lng exports the only party that night was in the kremlin. they had to have been celebrating it worked we continue trade the energy policy for russia. trump canceled he was tough on russia. he understood we cannot have all of western europe the allies dependent on russian energy this whole war for russia b is being funded by's oil prices we turned russia into discount gas station. it hurts the disaster it hurts national security. an end north dakota we can produce low carbon fuels in north dakota. if you want to have a low carbon intensity fuels let's do it with innovation the subsidies around cars is team china we are already doing it in north dakota. shannon: that we can actually touch on the border because you mention national security i know you think a lot of these things are tied together. most republicans a few democrats have been very critical of this recent executive order may people mount on the left and the right we understand there's more coming. many of the executive actions president trump took during his time were discarded by the by demonstration when he showed up it's easier to do that than is overcome something passed legislatively the white house as it's gotta be sold by congress. president trump was in the white house and had the house and the senate and just did not get solved. holy trump administration may be a trump burgum due to self concrete issues at the border question works we know president trump is how to shut down the border. we know our own border patrol knows how to shut down the border if they are supported effectively with the biden administration has done with their lack of support for law enforcement at the border is the same thing the blue cities have done they defunded the police. i had an opportunity to be down on the border more than biden, more than harris made north dakota troops on their national guard troops supporting efforts to keep our country secure almost entirely at the biden thn administration when you are down there see the ground truth the challenge we have here just might last a trip down there huge increase in people coming from china 140 countries we have seedseen this week isis membersn the united states the possibility of a 911 type terror attack happening in our country has gone up dramatically. i think the american people are ready to get behind the president who says we're going to make sure we can't have national secured and lesser border security. we can make that happen on day one part of that is supporting the people can do it executive orders whatever it takes me know president trump close aboard it. >> legislatively will look for that to. the president said if he wins he want you to be part of his administration will see if that means during the ticket governor thank you for coming in. shannon: epics more present trump returns to capitol for the first time since leaving office looking to unite the gop make peace with some of his critics inside the party our sunday panel is next. r behr behrrrrr ♪ whether you're doing it yourself or hiring a pro, ♪ behr behr behr behrrrrr ♪ today let's paint. ♪ behr behr behr behrrrr ♪ no, no. exclusively at the home depot. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and 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some really intense retense relationships it is fair to say. but the "washington post" headline is that he seems to have achieved the goal of remarkable republican unanimity. that's what he's going into the pulpit. >> yes he does the entire conservative movement needs at the country needs it hats opted president trump for his leadership on that. let me also say i'm often at college and heritage is often at odds hats off to him too. but as in the urgency of the moment not just politically but very important, the american people want that incite the conservative movement to be behind them and hopefully maybe in the entire country can be resolved by none other than donald trump. shannon: i don't know that the tall order for half the country but we will see. while he was making his return to washington, present by his doings overseas trip he's back from the g7. it was one of the calling cards are in a campaign. it may not beat now they say divisive war in ukraine and ukraine are over shedding his rhetoric about global leadership at home for those who care about foreign policy will plenty of american voters are focusing on domestic issues like inflation and immigration. how do you thin think is somewht global statement kuester comes kuester because there's no question the election overshadow this time abroad. it also gave him an opportunity to talk about some things he would have been talking about he was doing campaign events. while who's in france he spoke about democracy a couple times. he had a chance to visit with the veterans who help win the war of world war ii 80 years ago. that gave him a chance to say these are the stakes, this is who i am. there is no question there is concern in europe about what is going to happen in the u.s. election. and joe biden cannot necessarily assure them the assurances and the promises he made now as commander-in-chief and the principles or the policies he is putting in place if he is not elected in november. >> the 10 year bilateral treatment with ukraine which as i mentioned earlier at least one senator sh me that feels like a treaty it feels like something we should be approving here. it does not have the same teeth. if president trump is reelected and doesn't like it that may go away but want to put the set from ronald ronald reagan instie summer survey on ukraine and how people think we are doing for that number shows more and more people think russia is winning that war essentially put those e numbers have changed. i'll put that up only get that in the meantime susan it highlights you say russia is winning up eight-point since november and 12 points ukraine is winning down 15 points in last six months and opens the president up to these arguments he does too little too late so often in what is happening in ukraine. >> looking at reagan's pole what struck me as democrats in this poll had more allegiance to reagan's principles on foreign policy. you talk about greater engagement in the world including in ukraine about two thirds of democrats supported the idea just under half of republicans did. it is a politically a changed world. i do not think president biden would have chosen to be staking part of his presidency on a war between russia and ukraine. for those of the carts he has been dealt this year. shannon: 's also got an issue with china which the same incision from ronald reagan in such at the same survey said this about china paid more than half of americans, 56% do not believe the u.s. has a clear strategy for managing its relationship with china while only about a quarter, 27 birth sent think it does is number seven not shifted since 2022. this comes up with a time president xi has told european officials and others he thanks the u.s. is trying to goad him into attacking taiwan. >> it is important given the reagan server they will understand the american people stand with taiwan. they do not want china running over taiwan. so the sentiment here is very clear. in the u.s. not only in terms of president biden by congressional delegations have started explicitly taiwan is important to the united states. i think what you've seen for the biden administration is the creation of an alliance with the japanese, the south koreans, even to australia and state we will potentially stay stand militarily against china for that's why the chinese for what were not upset. they were not talk into our military. i thought that we are weaker it's especially with their economic problems right now is a little bit of tumult. >> you heard the last interview we had was with doug burgum governor could be joining the ticket as vp. of the deep six president trump will say is not a huge deal is not going to change votes some people would disagree mike pence made a different last time. his pick this year could be the most important choice of our time with major implications for the future of the republican party and american democracy as a whole. is that under overstating? this person will be it on the track to be on later in 2028 knowing trump only has one term if reelected. >> is right on the bull's-eye permits eight presidents have died in office for another nixon who left office and i congratulate president trump for zeroing in on the most important qualification which is that whomever he picks he's got a great list is able to step into the rule, god forbid something would happen to him. it is a philosophical point whoever trumps running mate it will be eminently better qualified than vice president harris which is utter embarrassment to the office. >> the polling is not good. what is interesting watching this is i was thinking ideally nikki haley would be the one. why would i think that given the abortion issue but also 20% of the republicans have not been voting for trump even after haley left the race. but, what i see this only one woman remaining that is elyse stephan ackley congresswoman. i think what a trump team one is a man opposite harris and the vice presidential debate. trump is focused on ratings and tv. i think that is what he sees. i do not know that's going to work for him but i think that is the thinking. >> an interesting piece of the "washington post." when replace harris with clinton meaning hilary clinton. it's hard to retire when you fill your job is not done. biden is to step down even those who did not vote for clinton had confidence in her ability to keep the country on track is just a thought worse ideas have met with regrettable success. >> guess what is not going to happen. [laughter] that will beat harris being a place in the democratic ticket. that is not going to happen. the fact is we have no history of having elections depend on who the running mate is. but americans vote on who the top of the ticket is. that is why the general theory is to do no harm when you pick a vice president but that is one reason i would be betting on burgum he is a candidate who is a low risk choice. you saw he did wellin the interview. he doesn't get flustered. he is reliably conservative and the key electoral states. shannon: which may be a vote against them lining up on the ticket and there are three electoral votes. every goat in the selection make out a special guess electoral college but failed to not clutter up next are weighing the biggest decisions of the supreme court term for democrats on capitol hill are making another run at trying to regulate the justices. i'm having trouble getting around but i want to live in my home. i can do it with the help of a barber, personal shopper, an exercise buddy. life's good. when you have a plan. ♪ higher shipping rates may be “the cost of doing business...” but at what cost? 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what's here is how i'm going to answer that. the two parties -- mike looking at the t two-party system in the united states. it's not the democrats. the democrats may talk a lot about what's going on in the supreme court it is in my view very, very unlikely that will affect the election as far as regulations are concerned i don't think that's going to happen. shannon: would have a situation like we did back in 2016 the election with justice scalia passed away that's a whole different motivator for people i don't think we'll have any of that this time. we'll talk about pressure for retirement on the injustices in just a second but first i want to get to the recordings this week of the chief justice and cd justice alito and his wife. an opinion piece says there was something quite inhuman and what that left-wing activists did she acted out of admiration to perform a reputational harm she presented herself falsely to inflict damage. the content she produced was disseminated by honest grown-up journalists to their discredit. >> is such a washington thing to do and i would hopefully criticize somewhat on my side of the political aisle the same way it really is inhuman the other thing i would connect this to is and this actually is a political motivation for many center-right voters is we still do not have any real understanding of who leaked the draft decision last year. we have really had no justice for the people who have gone out to the homes, the private residence of members of the court. this is the kind of thing that has got to come to the end in america whether you are liberal, conservative or somewhere in the middle this is not how this country should be. shannon: the woman who got the recordings lord windsor had a ticket she was rightfully there. d.c. is a one party consent city where essentially you can record someone else or something criminal or illegal here she thanks the outrage over this is misplaced. here's what she said. >> i wish they were more shocked about the ethics and breaches at the supreme court in some lies i told them in order to elicit truths that serve the greater public good. >> she said she was doing an important job as a journalist we should be more upset about what was said than how she got the comments. >> she is not acting as a journalist would act journals do not lie about who they are and misrepresent themselves the way she did she was acting as an activist and she has a right to do that. i am not dismayed or brought up about her views. it seems to me she is a person entitled to have her views and express them. i do think this feeds into the general deterioration of trust in the supreme court. the sense the supreme court is somehow above politics we are through with that we now see i think many americans most americans see the court is just another political player in washington that could have some real devastating consequences as controversial decisions come forward probably in the next few weeks. shannon: i think there are members of the court who will express privately it may be some publicly they feel these attempts will undermine the court that could be a problem at this country at some point needs to rely on the court to hold things together in a real crisis. senator dick durbin a democrat or jersey judiciary committee it said the ethics crisis at the supreme court, the highest court in the land is unacceptable it is unsustainable and unworthy of the highest court in the land. juan, you know is pushing legislation again do something about that. but even he said he was uncomfortable with this tape came about. >> yes i think everyone on this panel and said it's a little discomforting to know people come and try to perpetrate a fraud to get your opinion. the fact is from the democrats point of view you could not get the supreme court chief justice john roberts to come to capitol hill and talk about this credibility crisis with the court which is very real this week we saw more disclosures about money going to justice thomas. >> again and had to be added to his financial disclosure statement. looking forward you look at the cases that remain right now specifically and most importantly the immunity cases. what will alito and thomas say? they map and the american people say we trust with these two men are saying as impartial and inherent to the law and not to their political associations? it is the same thing with the gun'sguns issue coming up the gn case this is about people have been convicted of domestic violence are allowed to have guns. look at what happened on the abortion case and are going to have guns potentially let me finish with one other thought on the bump stocks case visiting them basically have eight machine got used in mass murder what's going on with this court? shannon: on the clarify a few things that sit under the statutory language the bump stocks did not qualify as a machine gun. if congress was a clarify that they can protect a congress were not from them to legislate on the events. they left that case alone they left the access there does not t not give you confidence these men and women can be impartial when it comes atop issues? greg it was nine -- u.s. pleases the unanimous decision. but the case was about the standing it had nothing to do it did not help us have a better understanding how does government have a role in a woman's right to have a choice about contraception or abortion? these people do not have standing to bring this. >> of the not fair and honest brokers can a couple justices have said in a dissent or somewhere else to say we should have taken this case. they did have standing. >> they left it open infected now you can have this whole issue come back to the court under a possible trump presidency if trump does not take action himself. >> we will see we have a lot of cases left off into the over te presidential immunity one is a big one who thanks they have a production on how it's going to go question. >> another unanimous decision. my friend one that will be real justice. >> i don't think you get a unanimous decision >> defense of the presidency know the right way is in defense of the american people democracy and no one is above the law. shannon: people will say it is below the law. i think the i'll split the baby somewhere they're not going to either side complete and total immunity for anything you can ever do in the presidency no coverage whatsoever. >> impacted by the delay delay the prosecution most important case against president trump until now it seems really unlikely. shannon: by supreme court standards is pretty fast track they go slowly over there maybe would get this week panel thank you very much up next former australian prime minister scott morrison joins us to talk about his new book and opens up how his faith and guided him through some very dark times. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) . . shannon: princess katherine making a welcome told temporary return to public life this weekend in the first royal appearance since her fight against cancer. she appeared with her children to support king charles and trooping of the color. this ceremony celebrates the monarch's each summer no matter when the birthday falls on the calendar. i keep forgetting he is king. scott morrison is out with a new book detailing toughest issues in office. testimony of god's faithfulness, morrison gets real about seeking help for mental health and how his faith steadied himthon and now. this is our sunday special. you talk openly and personally about your faith. some people seem almost offended. they don't get it. you talk about praying talking to god, especially someone who is a world leader they can make sense how that is your life. >> when you're a former politician should write a book they expect it to be about politics. i didn't want to do that politics was not my life. my faith is and my family. i wanted to share some lessons from that and hopefully some encouragement for those who have a faith of their own but perhaps have questions about it. and hopefully that will be the result. shannon: you talk about how stepping into things you're unsure of or seem impossible to you, like becoming the prime minister. because of your faith you felt led to go where god was calling you. not that everything made sense or would be easy. >> i describe it, doesn't matter whether you're prime minister, journalist, run a small business, you're a teacher, whatever. whatever walk of life we're in, we have a faith, then i believe, we are sustained, we are encouraged. and in all of these things and challenges that come our way, your faith is personal it is intended to be personal that i think is the real, the real advantage, the real benefit and blessing of talking about it in this way. shannon: you do have to go back. the deep dive of going back through reliving, really difficult things, difficult times. >> yeah. shannon: covid, dealing with china, all of those things. >> i think a leader in any walk of life, certainly the country, what was the most challenging period australia faced since the second world war. in the wake of the great depression, when we had two prime ministers who died in office, it was that serious. this was a pretty challenging time. when you're in the middle of it you're very focused, you're solving problems, making decisions and there is an adrenaline and momentum which takes you from one to the other but once the music stops and you sit down and you start reflecting on this, i mean i think the emotional impact, a lot of other things that was occurring at the time do wash over you and that's an important part of your reflection. shannon: you also disclosed you were under such stress and anxiety at one point that you worked with a doctor, with medication on that. >> yeah. shannon: i thought it was important to read what you said about this, that you ran hard at the challenges. what impacted you was the combination of pure physical exhaustion with the unrelenting and calloused brutality of politics and media attacks. as a politician i know this goes with the territory. i'm not a complainer, even an accusation, it is just reality. >> when we're going through all of that, getting to that final point, that wasn't the challenge. it was the pile-on that would occur in the normal round of politics and politics now has become very personal. it is not about who got the better ideas to run the country often, it gets down to a personality shrugging match and pretty much now anything goes own that front. once upon a time there used to be some guardrails for some civility in that, in the social media age, i mean i'm sure, you know you struggle with that as a journalist, as many journalists i know. you have to balance the clicks with the content and the integrity challenges you have amongst that. i mean it is difficult for you guys as well. shannon: the way you talked about this, it did feel so raw and so brutal. i wonder if you think now that this kind of thing will keep good people or people of faith or where they're coming from considering, serving their country in some way? >> i hope it doesn't but you have to be open about it. you have to be committed to that life of service. it does cost a lot but, you know, i wouldn't regret it for a second. i had the opportunity to serve my country and do some incredible things on behalf of my country and i'm pleased about that opportunity but it comes with working in a pretty brutal environment. my encouragement say christians, not just christians, men, blokes as we call them in australia, there is nothing wrong with managing your health. managing your physical health is as important as managing your mental health. shannon: plans for your good, scripture is woven through your faith. it is clear that is your guiding north star. >> yeah. shannon: it ends up being a very encouraging book, informative looking back on those years. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, shannon. i particularly enjoyed it. shannon: quick note, my podcast, living the bream, where you get your podcast. i sat down with fox news harris faulkner crossing vietnam to her late father's duty tour. some surprises and some tears. called vietnam, footsteps of my father. living the bream available wherever you get your podcast. "fox news sunday" will be live from the supreme courts. we'll discuss all the top cases the justices are set to release including that one on presidential immunity. thanks for joining us. i'm shannon bream, happy father's day. have a great week. see you next on "fox news sunday." ♪. ♪. maria: good and you morning,