leaders he doesn t support a spending plan that includes billions of dollars for the climate, at least not right now. while the president is preparing to use his pen to deliver some green energy dreams to the far left, he is putting something on hold. reportedly to try to make manchin happy. for now, biden will not declare a national emergency at the climate. biden has been quiet on manchin in general. other dems didn t get that message. it is not fair to string people along for a year and not come to a conclusion. we re here to serve our constituents. if we can do something productive. i would prefer that he really supports the president s agenda to a bigger degree. harris: while the white house has been victory lapping after a new week of lower gas prices, facts matter in all this. gas at the pump is still $2 higher than when president biden took office 18 months ago. in focus republican senator john barrasso, ranking member of the energy committee. we ll begin with
full display. he is hoping his rally will help him keep his job. polls open in an hour. tomi lahren is here with predictions. carley: and student loan bailout just ser erred a huge legal blow. what they say is coming next. todd: one big name comedian says he s out, leaving california because he thinks the governor is a joke. his parting shot at gavin newsom. i m todd piro. carley: i m carley shimkus. we have a fox weather alert and serious situation in midwest. the dam in southern minnesota is on the brink of collapse. downstream residents have been warned that the dam are in iminnocent nent condition. todd: two people have died across two states in flooding, more than three million people have been impacted. senior meteorologist janice dean has the fox weather forecast. janice: getting more rain in the region. top rain totals from thursday to saturday. rain in south dakota and iowa and storms over the same region and piled up and moisture couldn t handle it and we
you, sheriff. thank you. they can go to our web page at oakland sheriff.com a link on the page and he will get 100 percent of that god bless you for helping his family. carley: absolutely. fox & friends starts right now. steve: thank you very much todd sand carley. this is tuesday, june 25th, 2024. welcome to fox & friends and lawrence, welcome back. we are going to start this our weekend. alvin bragg s office outraged after bragg dropped the majority of charges against anti-israeli protesters up at columbia university. brag, brag, make sure criminals do their time. we are going to talk to one of the demonstrators there this hour. hunkers down with key advisers camp david. a pair of federal judges dealt a major blow to a student loan bailout program. we break down how it might impact him in november. lawrence: and home at last. american tourist ryan watson now reunited with his family after being held in the turks and caicos since february. all for havin
they don t have a recall action here like california. according to the sun, arrests are at a record low. 12% of crimes saw arrests last year. that s the lowest since 2001. now that could be connected to the fact that anti-police rhetoric is crushing officer morale. chicago police reports three officer suicides in june alone. so you have more crime but fewer arrests. what is happening? you know a recent study from the national library of medicine said that police officers were 54% more likely to kill themselves than other professions. we ve had 93 suicide this years. you know what the number one stressor was for police? staffing crisis. retirements are up 45% nationwide. resignations are up 20%. recruitment is in the tank. things are only getting worse
officer deaths by suicide and 62 by gun fire, quite a striking fact that way when it s more than double. i mentioned the counting because this isn t just our way of looking at it. there are these organizations and fbi that looks at the threats and challenges of police and no official organization tracks these numbers aside from one nonprofit, blue health that looks at it like this, this issue came to the fore front this year when four police officers died by suicide specifically after the january 6th riot, those deaths, not counted as i mentioned as line of duty deaths. now mental health experts have a different view, in washington post writes that officers have a greater exposure to trauma, and in the culture of policing often not inclined to ever seek the help they need initially, after officer suicides spiked to around 200 in 2019, a police research forum put out a report that ptsd is five times more