[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] will: good morning, and welcome to fox & friends. middle of the summer, not right before back to school, but still the middle of the summer here in new york city. we had to clarify for the record that it s still july. rachel: we did a back to school segment yesterday [laughter] and it had me and will triggered. will: yeah. there s still vacation to go, there s still camps to be add had. i understand very well that everybody s ready to go with back to school rachel: who? will: well, his kids are ready to go back to school in early august. pete: parents are ready rachel: ray i feel the whole stress of getting them out the door. i don t like it. i prefer summer pete: i agree with that, but get ready. give it who two weeks, it ll really be back to school segments. rachel: yeah. let s hold off for now. pete: put it away for now. will: this whole thing is like a guy who wakes up on saturday morning and go
pete: it is the 7 a.m. hour of fox & friends weekend starting with this, secret service director kim cheatle set to be grilled on capitol hill tomorrow amid if mounting scrutiny over the trump assassination attempt. rachel: this as the former president makes an emotional return to the campaign trail, rallying battleground michigan alongside j.d. vance in the first public event since the attempt on the president s life. let me begin this evening with a very special thanks to americans nationwide for your extraordinary the outpouring of love. will: meanwhile, president biden still recovering from covid in delaware, but there may be no recovery for his campaign as even more if democrats urge him to drop out. and you ll never guess who at least one columnist is float being as a replacement. the second hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. rachel: good morning, everybody. it s 7:00 here in new york city, and you re looking at a beautiful picture of myrtle b
rachel: it is the 9:00 a.m. hour on fox & friends weekend starting with this. ready and resilient, a defiant donald trump taking the stage in battleground michigan exactly one week after a gunman tried to assassinate him. i stand before you only by the grace of almighty god. they keep saying he s a threat to democracy. i m saying what the hell did i do to democracy? last week i took a bullet for democracy. [chee. this as secret service director kim cheatle is set to be grilled on the house tomorrow. the questions that need to be asked and answered. candidacy in question, democrats push biden to call the campaign quits but the next in line may not be any better. key donors reported leaving a call with vp harris frustrated and annoyed. that s not good. the final hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. i was getting my boat on, she was telling me so long. rachel: people don t realize, pete actually has a really good voice. he took chorus in high school. i
welcome to one nation, thanks for getting here early. my great roster of guests, piers morgan, just for you and for me, jim jordan on the investigation into the assassination veranda defined. why joe is not ready to go. we begin with stories this week at the same time, one would usually carry us through the summer, it s happening at once. the latest on the assassination of donald trump won week ago and tale of two campaigns, one diving and one driving it more and more questions over the future of joe biden s reelection campaign is the relationship with democratic leaders like obama and pelosi to the extreme, stabbing him in the back while former president trump took the stage in grand rapids, michigan tonight for his first rally since the attempted assassination and pa. that happened one week ago. it nearly killed him, 1 inch from blowing his head off. the trump fans electric the first time in rally, crowds are passionate and the campaign writing high for one of the most su
what s it going to take? i m michael smerconish in philadelphia. i can think of only one more shoe to drop for president biden s precarious candidacy. the delegates directly or through their silence, we ve already heard from every other foundation of the democratic party, the leadership senate majority leader chuck schumer, house minority leader hakeem jeffries, former house speaker, nancy pelosi the intelligencia, the new york times editorial page of the washington post editorial page, david ignatius, as recline nate silver the members for democratic senators now and more than 30 democratic house members have called for him to step aside. it s hard to keep up with all the announcements yesterday, congressman seth moulton of massachusetts published a heartfelt essay in the boston globe. moulton said that he treasured the president as a mentor and friend someone who is vice president would invite them to breakfast at the official residents and teach them about congress but o