trey: good evening.in thank you for joining us. i m trey gowdy and it is sunday night in america up your been saying it for months,r democrats will replace joe biden if they are convinced he will lose in november. n and thursday night s debate did nothing to change my mind. many democrats are in full blown panic over biden s performance. as the debate began, president biden looked feeble and lost. $500 billion, million-dollar side tyearo say in a 10-year pe. to wipe away the debt and help make sure all of those things we need to do, child care,make eldercare, making sure ween o continue to strengthen ourre health care system and make every single solitary person a eligible for what t i ve been ae to do with with covid, excuse me, with daily with everything we have todeal do with look, if we finally beat medicare.h trey: his campaign said hade had a cold. we ve all had colds before, but we didn t talk about killing medicare or sisters committing sexual assault o
hurricane beryl is closing in on the caribbean. adam klotz will tell us what that means at home. caogs in france after right-wing nati nat nationalist party wins big and first round of elections. the white house watching this closely, seeing this as warning assign for president biden, we ll explain how. speaking of white house, vice president kamala harris makes a post debate pitch to black voters at the bet award. you are right, these extremists, they not like us. carley: david webb will respond to that. you are watch ing fox and friends first s, i m carley shimkus. todd has the day off. we have all that and more coming up in this 5:00 hour. president biden heads back to the white house after spending sunday at camp david. he is returning to tough questions. doug luzader has an inside look at where things stand for democrats. doug: stay in the race is message president biden is getting from his family and close advisors. nearly all elected democrats are at least publi
lawrence: it s hour three. it is 8:00, monday july 1. in two hours, the supreme court could release their decision on trump s immunity claim. shannon bream is standing by. katie: president biden plans to keep running, we ll have our own hollywood star dennis quaid coming up. steve: today on monday, brian is in north dakota having br breakfast with friends. final hour of fox and friends starting now. mornings are better with friends. katie: the supreme court is set to decide if former president trump is immune from criminal prosecution. steve: shannon bream is in front of where are you? shane sgls sgl just across the street from the supreme court. steve: last time there were shouting and bad words. protesters are not up yet. steve: supreme court saved the biggest for last. don t you think the supreme court will find a middle lane, you can be prosecuted if you do this, you can t if you do that. that is sort of how we feel. remember gorsuch said we are writ
mccallum and this is the story. president donald trump calling it a big win for democracy. the supreme court ruling he has immunity from prosecution for official acts as commander in chief but not for unofficial actions leaving it up to the lower court to decide what that means, specifically on a case-by-case basis and in this situation, in the federal election interference case. that means that the trial will very likely not happen before the november election, if it happens at all. the six conservative justices backing this ruling, the three liberals dissenting. chief justice john roberts writing this for the majority, quote, the president is not above the law but congress may not criminalize the president s conduct in carrying out the responsibilities of the executive branch under the constitution. now, justice sonia sotomayor writing, the criminal law that the must of us must abide by will not provide a backstop with fear for democracy, i dissent, she writes. one of t
[crowd murmuring] - a crucial supreme court ruling on affirmative action could come tomorrow, as colleges and universities grapple with the possibility that race might no longer be a factor in admissions. - the central question being decided this time: is should affirmative action continue forever in the name of diversity, and are the gains achieved worth the harms allegedly inflicted on asian american students? this is the most important civil rights case of our era. i don t think it s an overstatement to say they re freaking out right now. one admissions official told me, some colleges are so worried about being sued in the wake of this decision that they re thinking about scrubbing racial and ethnic data from their websites. there has to be some discrimination here. there has to be something against asian americans specifically. this case is going to be something more than just about admissions. the notion that noticing race is per se unconstitutional could be devastating