clerk saying she wanted to delete stuff off her phone because she was in trouble with the cops. bob: the judge said it certainly sounded suspicious, but expressed doubt over whether that ever happened and whether there was enough probable cause to support the new evidence tampering charge. it looks suspicious. i get that. maybe if i were in vegas, i d go the other way. bob: moore s phone is still in police custody. prosecutors said police checked the phone since the store clerk they can t get in to it to remove evidence. the phone was removed from evidence and now has a pass code on it that prevents police from being able to execute the search warrant. bob: the clerk tells police he did not give moore any information about remotely locking the phone. so while investigators try to figure out if moore succeeded on for some other reason, the judge set her bond at $75,000. even if she can make a bond, new at 5:00, we ll tell you what prosecutors are doing to try to keep m
or lack thereof, do you think the people who were responsible for these decisions that led to this crisis have been held accountable? wow. i know that is a question on the public s mind. i will say something that may not resonate with a lot of public. if you except my explanation of the crisis, the excesses have been building for years, that a giant credit bubble burst, that a definition of a bubble is something that the market never fully understands until it burst, and my explanation that every financial crisis in history has its roots in flawed government policies and manifest itself in the financial system, no matter how it is structured, then, you may except my answer, which is that the banks made a lot of mistakes and there is if we should focus on those mistakes, we should correct them, but the men who are running these banks and the people who are running these banks were dealing with a 100 year storm. something they had never seen before. you have to go back to t
s&p futures up by just over 3.5. the nasdaq up by 6.5 points. also in europe this morning, philadelphia fed president charles plosser pointing at the weather for a blurry economic forecast. as you pointed out, it has been very noisy. we ve had storm after storm after storm, particularly on the east coast. it s been very difficult to get a decent reading on the economy. i think it s important that we sort of take a step back, be patient here, and not overreact to what s going on because we just don t really know for sure yet. the fed beige book yesterday citing the weather s impact on the nation s economic conditions. we ll see if weather is a factor in today s collection of economic reports. at k8:30 a.m., we get weekly jobless claims. the economy is expecting a reading of 338,000 to 348,000 we saw the week before. and at 10:00 eastern time, the january factory orders report will be released. that s a decline of 0.3% is what economists are looking for there. treasury secr
if you got now, ukraine, russia, hungary, dozens and dozens of nations are looking at the united states as an evil mention because tunnel men like this person gentleman like this person, have lots of money and have more money than average americans, are going into these nations and promoting the homosexual lifestyle. in russia, they had a riot and had to shut down our professed homosexual demonstration in shut down a pro-homosexual demonstration because, was funded b was funded by american groups. and the law forbidding the adoption of russian children, a huge part of it was the homosexual lobby. russia was a communist nation, atheist, and these people take god serious now in these countries. host: richard, thanks for the call and thanks for adding your voice and perspective to the conversation. kevin cathcart. guest: i hardly know where to start, but first of all, there are gay people in every country in the world, and the movement for lgbt civil rights around the wo
rode the department the senate overwhelmingly confirming robert wilkie with 86-9 vote. president trump welcomed to the white house a shining array of u.s. manufacturers business owners and ag producers. we are here today to celebrate the greatest products in the world. when i was growing up i would see made in america all over the place. steve: kind of a gray start to this july 24th. it s a tuesday. live up here on the mezzanine level. welcome to fox & friends. sunny here in studio f. ainsley: that s right. good morning to you at home. thanks for joining us. todd here filling in for brian. todd: thanks for having me. it was fun yesterday. hopefully it will be fun today. steve: threatening to yank security clearances from six obama intel officials. ainsley: there is now concern that they used it for their political and financial benefit. todd: griff jenkins in washington where reaction is pouring in from both sides of the aisle. whether you see this as an abuse of