steve: thank you very much, todd and carley. it s 6:00 here on the couch in new york city. and welcome to the tuesday july 23rd, 2024 edition of fox & friends. man, that was fast n one day kamala harris has secured enough delegates to be be the presumptive nominee for president without ever having to run. how convenient. this as president biden breaks his silence dialing into her first campaign headquarters visit. watch this. i m witching you, kid. i m watching you kid. i love you. i love you, joe. steve: oh. brian: plus chilling video from the shooting site in butler, pennsylvania, showing how vulnerable donald trump was. secret service or anybody sniper teams up there. this guy wouldn t have made it five feet up the street. he would have been taken out. brian: that is congressman eli crane this at secret service director faces a grilling. a grilling from both parties up on capitol hill. ainsley: and trump tells all. the former president shares why he wante
brian: it s 8:00 on the east coast, thursday, july 11, this is fox and friends. make or break moment happening today for president biden at nato press conference with first democratic senator calling for him to drop out. ainsley: lawmakers are not only ones with serious concerns about a second term. we need to be a country first, we need a president who is able to be president. if there is a crisis, is able to come talk to us. i will pick the guy that can do the job. i have to vote for trump after the debate, i bought me and my friend a 2024 shirt. steve: all democrats. chuck todd has been sitting on this nugget for a couple years. i had a cabinet secretary out of the blue ask me, do you really think, he can t run again like this? lawrence: he did not think he should tell us about it? steve: now he is. lawrence: third hour of fox and friends starts now and remember, mornings are better with friends. president biden will be taking the podium for a solo
range was expected, now we re waiting to hear the reaction from various parties including from the floyd family themselves because derek chauvin did speak today. we ll give you the details of that. first to matt finn in minneapolis that has been chronicling the case from the beginning and how things are going now. matt? hi, neil. right now peaceful in the streets. there s a semi large crowd outside the courthouse. people were chanting black lives matter no protests or any riots in minneapolis that we ve seen. moments before, judge cahill handed derek chauvin a 22 1/2 year sentence. the judge said that he did not make his ruling on emotions or on public demand. he said instead he based it on the rule of law. he s releasing a 22-page memo that will explain how he arrived at his sentencing. the big question is whether derek chauvin was doing to speak. in fact, he did for the firstime since george floyd s death. he never gave an interview and did not speak during the time and h
pirates. president joe biden bashing the blue, the intel buried his police week proclamation that fuels the anti-police sediment across this country. aishah: thank you, the ticket to this the cdc director is in the hot seat over the agency new guideline for vaccinated adult americans, on thursday the cdc abruptly changed its rules saying those who are fully vaccinated don t have to wear a mask indoors or outdoors, the timing seemingly suspicious to a lot of people, the cdc director said the guidelines shift was all about science, not political pressure. taking all the data together we ve been working really actively this whole last week to try to move the science and move the data to the american people. can you state flatly that pressure has nothing to do with the abrupt shift in the cdc guidelines. yes i can i tell you it certainly would ve been easier if the science would ve evolved a week earlier but i m delivering the science as a science is delivered to the medi
bill: total number of children in u.s. custody now more than 20,000 and climbing. good morning, everybody. it s friday. i m bill hemmer live from new york. dana: i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. that number was 19,000 at the beginning of this week. now we re at nearly 21,000 by monday you could maybe see that go up by 1,000 a day is what they are estimating. bill: no signs of it ending. dana: not if they don t make a policy change. bill: the price tag is staggering. dana: $60 million a week just for the children. that record high in migrant children is coming after a month of heartbreaking images. the toddlers dropped over the border wall left to fend for themselves. abandoned little boy crying in the desert. a border patrol officer comforting a frightened child. the washington post reports the administration is spending $60 million a week to take care of these things and texas governor abbott laying the blame on the president. it wasn t happenin