alliance stronger. christopher wray testifies before the house judiciary committee. suspected to defend the bureau s words of potential political bias. directed the fbi to interfere in our investigation of hunter biden. impeding his ability. student progress stalled during the last school year. the average student would need an additional 4.1 months of instruction. kids were allowed to get bye bye doing less. that s back sliding. scary watching it happen because i didn t know how much higher it was going to go. catastrophic flooding rushing through vermont some areas seeing nine inches higher than ukraine irene. i don t know anymore. i don t know what to do. it is impacting parents willingness to want to take their kids. a welcome trend for visitors at disney park. crowds are thinning the july 4th weekend was one of the slowest in nearly a decade. with respect to our parents rights [inaudible] > brian: we begin this hour with a fox news alert. presi
wray. the bidens defendant s exhibit leave the white house and the cocaine appeared two days later. moms for liberty drawing theire of the main-stream media and the left. there is something wrong in our schools, we should ban together and do something. the national slirpie day, july 11, 96th birthday. breakfast of champ knowios. i did that pretty well. ainsley: right now president biden and other nato leaders are holding high-stakes talks in lithuania. steve: it is 3:00 in the afternoon. he also has a meeting today with turkey s president. brian: what will happen there? mark meridith joins us. mark: cameras captured president biden meeting with nato leaders just moments ago. you see all the leaders lined up and smiling. sweden s prime minister was there, as well. turkey will work to allow sweden toin jo the alliance. president biden praising the move and speaking to the nato secretary general. president biden: adding finland and sweden is consequential. i still
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