trump legal battle this hour. in florida, former president is in court as we speak and his legal team is arguing special counsel jack smith classified documents case should be thrown out entirely. meanwhile, over in georgia, we re awaiting a judge s ruling on whether or not to disqualify fulton county day fani willis from the state s election interfere case. this is outnumbered, i m kayleigh mcenany, here with my co-host harris faulkner and emily compagno, joining us former n.f.l. sideline reporter, michele tafoya and attorney and retired nypd inspector paul mauro. we also have this, emily, i ll get to you on audio in a moment. before that, this wall street journal columnist claims lawfare to take down donald trump. latest op-ed reads if democrats limited their initiative to jack smith, conservatives would have absorbed it, however degraded that benchmark, american left never knows when to stop, it is raging get-trump legal assault on every imaginable front. he noted it h
slaughter houses and restaurants to pay debtses to smugglers and traffickers. today they will call a hotline to say they are being abused, neglected and trafficked. it is argued the u.s. has become a middle man in a child trafficking operation by bad actors seeking to profit off the lives of children. brooke singman has more on what we will see today. brooke: when child migrants are found, they are transported to health and human services. the volume of unaccompanied children at the southern border has surged over the past two years with 70,000 this fiscal year. today s whistleblower testimony is expected to reveal how the surge is leading to explosive growth in child labor and the biden administration is ignoring the warning signs. one witness, an hhs whistleblower will testify i thought i was placing children in loving homes and instead found children are being trafficked through network that begins with being smuggled to the u.s. border and the child is delivered to a sp
be moving out. that is my sports symbolism. steve: then the sun would be coming out in new york city because he is coming here. it is. look at that. brian: for trades, we look up, we ask the clouds and the lord, will you pull off a trade today to keep them under the salary cap? thursday s draft, it has to happen this week. aaron rod gers says, i m playing for the jets, doesn t that take your leverage? steve: kind of. welcome to hour three of fox and friends. there is a poll, i hope they kept this away from the president. 70% of americans said no, he should not run. 60% said donald trump should not run for president. regarding joe biden, the major factor with mrur approximatality is his age. 48% say his age is a major factor and the others with a minor factor. only a third say age does not bother me in the least. ainsley: the majority, 51 of them were democrats and 46% % want trump over desantis and 31% said desantis. brian: right. one-on-one, first and second choi
the media, they think everybody is going after joe biden for being old. you can t have both. jets quarterback, aaron rod gers suffered an injury. the jets ended up winning. we are starting our summer road trip, will be taking electric vehicles. biden s secretary getting the cops called on him. ainsley: final hour of fox and friends with fox news alert. kevin mccarthy expected to tell house republicans today beginning impeachment inquiry into joe biden is the logical next step. prisoner swap with iran. brian: griff jenkins doesn t have 6 billion, but can report on it. griff: good morning. this is fast-moving and breaking. fox is confirming kevin mccarthy wants the house to pursue an impeachment inquiry. what happens next? meeting set for thursday morning, it is house gop conference and they want jim jordan and james comer talayout their findings. kevin mccarthy green light comes 24 hours after the biden administration announces a prisoner swap with iran. this
Years and not to see him in those colors, in green bay, i was going to say he might get warmer weather, but he will not. if you have a winter like this year, might be different. todd: aaron rod gers in 2005 with alex smith and other players went ahead of him and he was looking so sad and had the best career and we ll see if it know its along. ashley: it is not that i i m brilliant when it comes to football, it s my thing. can he make that big of a difference with jets? todd: yes. their quarterback last year couldn t throw the ball. it will make a difference. first look at urgent vauksz of u.s. citizens in sudan. ashley: the clock is ticking for americans to escape the war zone during a brief ceasefire.