newton john has died. olivia has been a symbol of triumph and hope for over 30 years sharing her journey with breast cancer. do i expect you to help? yes i do. president biden applauding passage of the senate bill. some g.o.p. members remain skeptical. people in country can t afford everything in their daily lives. this bill does nothing to address that. ainsley: we start with a fox news alert. republican lawmakers are demanding an investigation into the fbi s raid on mar-a-lago. steve: meanwhile former president donald j. trump released a campaign style video on his website, truth social, calling the united states a nation in decline. lawrence: kevin corke joins us live from washington. kevin, what can you tell us? good morning, guys. certainly a day to remember in the nation s capitol. if you ask republicans not for a good reason. president trump s home mar-a-lago comes under siege by the biden administration s department of justice, with the approval of a
Me, like a very much an intentional shot across the bough to try to, you know, sort of make donald trump look like he is under investigation for something more serious than this actually is. because, steve was mentioning earlier, ainsley. that the presidential records act is not as clear cut as maybe some people on the left would like to suggest. you know, the records that they were looking at or things like, you know, a fox news alert kim jong un i read or, you know, other types of artifacts from his presidency, and this do have easily been negotiated or otherwise requested by a subpoena. lawrence: matt, this goes to the question of why. and the political aspects of the fbi. we know, you had early on michael sussmann going over to the fbi just to help them out. we know the inner workings of mccabe and lisa strzok and
Virtual and even putting students in community college classes. joining us now two administrators who are facing this crisis firsthand. we have maggas duluth school superintendent and in texas. good morning to both of you. good morning. good morning. ainsley: chris, i will start with you. how is it affecting you this year? what are you all doing to make sure that you make up for staff shortages or whatever your issues are in your district? . so what we did this past spring we passed a four-day school week so we ll be working monday through thursday and off fridays and what we have seen from that is we were able to fill all our teacher vacancies by june, which is something we haven t done before as well as we are seeing our student enrollment is up around 60 students. ainsley: i bet. you can recruit more teachers saying you only work four days a week versus five. absolutely. i think it s really about having
Good morning. ainsley: good morning. i know her cancer came back. she was diagnosed in her early 40 s. cancer came back, metastasized in her back and bones say it was very painful for her. she continued to have that bubbly personality when she came on fox & friends and when we all met her. what in the end did she go through and how can we prevent what do we need to do as women in america? well, first of all, you hit the most important point already it was her personal courage over 30 years from the time of diagnosis and then a late recurrence. women out there should know it can come back it usually doesn t come back that many years later but it can come back later. it s an issue of vigilance and keeping on it. she also by the way started her own cancer research and wellness foundation in mel gowrn, melbou, australia, worldwide. important that she looked at it that way. i m not only going to fight my own cancer but fight it for others. the key is early detection.
And this from florida senator marco rubio whose parents as you know are natives of cuba he is sounding the alarm. he said in a video the biden administration was, quote: playing with fire. adding this is dangerous because someone else will be in power one day and now you created the precedent for them to do this back to you. and therefore we would lose our country as we know it, guys. steve: all right. lawrence: kevin corke, thank you. ainsley: let s bring in jonathan curly constitutional law expert and fox news contributor. good morning to you. garage. ainsley: good morning. why a search warrant instead of a subpoena? that s a mystery to me. i m not too sure why unless they were alleging that they feared that the president would destroy the evidence if he was given notice. but the president wasn t at the residence. this would seem to be easy issue to subpoena voluntarily disclosure and access to the