buenas are a reiss and tune in on friday night. press a button and watch the game on your phone. >> brian: don't blow up the phone for tickets to messi's debut he only has so many. don't call me i don't have any insight. thank you so much. >> good to see you, brian. >> brian: hopefully more frequent visits for you commissioner because you are right across the way. third hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> two whistleblowers testifying about two men, hunter biden and joe biden. >> do not ask about the big guy or dad when conducting the interview. >> day one issue, the wokeness is gone. >> exclusive interview with governor of florida and first lady of florida, ron and casey desantis. >> it is a disgrace.

robert f. kennedy jr. gears up to testify. >> biden administration on censorship and big tech's conclusion. >> that is not what we do in america. country music tv cancelled the country music song. his song just hit number one on itunes. >> try that in a small town. all it does is love america, love the flag, everything we all should be proud of. >> hollywood starts from creativity and ignore the "sound of freedom." >> why are you doing it? >> god's children are not for children. >> outselling indiana jones, the left hates it, sight unsoon. >> steve: we start this hour on capitol hill. democratic presidential hopeful, robert f. kennedy jr. gears up to testify in front of congress. >> ainsley: democrats

republicans cut him from the hearing on government censorship, the majority have refused. >> brian: rich joins us live from the white house. hi, rich. we have to fight about the hearing before the hearing begins. that kicks off in an hour. robert f. kennedy jr., presidential candidate, will testify. the hearing will examine the federal government's goal in censu censuring and silence speech. a federal judge stop a tech company from monitoring information. appellate court -- the platform reinstated his account when he announced his run for president. i was the first one the administration started

censuring, not for misinformation, it was just politically inconvenient and that is not what we do in america. jerry connelly says r.f.k.'s appearance is having crackpots for witnesses. they write, mr. kennedy spread violent dangerous anti-semitic and anti-asian information and must not be legitimized with his appearance before the u.s. congress. he spreads his views. in quinnipiac poll, robert f. kennedy leads the democratic nomination. >> steve: republicans, when

querying mr. kennedy, will talk about how big tech censured him by his critics and democrats will say, this guy is a crackpot? >> that is how it will play out. you have seen from the administration and the coordination, level of coordination that tech companies had with the administration, it made its way to the court. that issue is not finished and this will be the latest in the ongoing conversation we're having about this. it is ongoing. thank you, sir. >> brian: no problem with r.f.k., he does his homework, extremely bright and you better bring your a game. can you believe we are at a day when the democrats are calling a kennedy disparaging names. >> steve: there are kennedy family members who disagree with him, as well. we love him, but he is wrong about that. >> ainsley: -- i said what do

you think about kennedy running? he said, he is a republican. >> brian: he is not a republican. my goodness. >> ainsley: i know, that is how they see him. >> steve: republicans had a couple whistleblowers in the hot seat yesterday. "new york post" cover, two whistleblowers, joe ziegler, whistleblower x, and gary sha shapley, they made it very clear, they heard what they heard and they said it under oath. one thing they heard from assistant u.s. attorney issue the big guy, whatever you do, investigators, don't ask about the dad, that is the president-elect and essentially hands off. >> ainsley: the guy on the right, we didn't know his name yesterday morning, this is the first time he was revealed. shapley on the left. on the right, joseph ziegler, he

said he is existing his career, but compelled to tell the truth. he said, no one is above the law. he said, i was told i must be credible because i'm married to a man and i'm a democrat, my credibility comes from my experience at the irs. he's assigned to an elite team of 12, international crime, tax evasion and fraud. he said, what was happening with the biden family, i couldn't get behind and this investigation was blocked. >> brian: as much as you should keep your eye on david weiss, they won't appear together. keep your eyes and ears open for leslie wolf. she said, i tipped off the biden family and i told you don't ask to go into the laptop, it will

take too many approvals. she told shapley, informed the laptop would not be provided and not to do anything about the family, only focus on hunter and when it came to hunter's international business dealing, it was stopped. the foundation, james galar, rob walker, devin archer and hunter biden. we watched that. then we got the irs pushing pressure, saying why does this guy not file taxes? what about crazy write-offs? why are international business deals happening? how do i know how much to tax them if i don't know how much money there is? they are trying to get information and it gets stopped. so pressure from above, pressure on top from the irs finding out where the money is, it gets stopped and a sweetheart deal is out.

hope you watched yesterday and your standards would demand answers. dan goldman clearly does not listen to what goes on in the press room. congressman from new york, democrat. joe biden said i know nothing about my son's overseas business dealings, yet he asked this question. >> you describe a lunch, we talked about earlier, where joe biden came to say hello at the four seasons hotel to a lunch he was having with cefc executives, correct? >> correct. hunter told his dad, i may be trying to start a company or try to do something with these guys. let me ask you, that doesn't sound like joe biden was involved in whatever upon hunter biden was doing with the cefc if hunter biden is telling him he is trying to do business with

him. no, it shows he told his father he was trying to do business. well, that is true. hunter biden does try to do business. >> steve: ah-ha. >> ainsley: how many times was president biden asked, including your son was first to ask him if he knew about his son's overseas business dealings. >> steve: mr. shapley suggested it is not too late for special counsel to look into this deal. it will be next, i believe next wednesday, a judge will decide whether or not to accept the hunter biden sweetheart deal up in delaware. if the judge was watching yesterday, she might have had questions whether or not this was a sweetheart deal, did he wind up with preferential treatment. >> brian: of course he did. >> ainsley: he made more tha

$200,000, he got to keep $106,000, you would have to pay 50%. >> brian: 17 million now. james comer coming out with more, there are other shell companies it will be astronomical. joe biden can never tell the american public to pay their taxes again, his family, specifically his son and soon to be the family, it seems, didn't pay a fraction of what they owed. >> steve: of the 17 million, just hunter biden stuff from 2015 and mr. joe ziegler working on the case since 2015. 17 million went to the biden family, the question is and this is what james comer has to do. were any laws broken? did they -- why did they earn the money? did they break any laws? one other thing, they also have

to establish how does it involve joe biden. because that is the basket that the republicans are putting and the answer was -- >> brian: answer was we were not allowed to pursue it, but james comer is and they are getting closer and closer. joe biden looking out from the press room, what about the money, yeah, where is the money, almost as if saying i shouldn't have said that. i dare you to go find it. it on hunter biden's bank account, he is plead approximating poverty to not pay for a kid he -- >> ainsley: we have first debate in a month airing on fox august 24ths, hope you will watch that. next summer will be the big race. >> steve: the convention. >> ainsley: democratic and republican convention, i'm sure we'll end up going. when asked, would you consider a

third-party candidate in the next election, about half said yes and half said no. >> steve: terrible news for both donald trump and joe biden, right now at this point in the election cycle, it looks like it is rematch of 2020. when you think about okay, so plurality of americans say i'm open to a third party thing. keep in mind, it is the independents who pick the president. according to the q poll, 64% of americans would consider it, which is jaw-dropping given the fact half the country is independent. >> brian: most countries extreme right and extreme left and both parties have extreme right and extreme left, 25% declared democrat and 23% declared republicans, they vote in the primary. in the general, the one that gets usually, bill clinton wound

up with 43%. the one closer to 50% ends up president of the united states. >> steve: last election cycle, who was winner in the early contest? it was bernie sanders. bernie sanders. bernie sanders. the party leaders said, come general election, a socialist cannot win the general. >> ainsley: when we were with ron desantis, we asked what was the difference with you and trump when it comes to policy? >> ainsley: what sets you apart from trump? so many policies seem similar. >> i give him credits, he's done a lot of good things. one, i'm more likely to beat biden, i think my record in florida shows that. two, i'm more likely to get all this stuff done. i'm former military officer. i'm disciplined. i'm focused. i don't worry about the side issues, a lot of stuff that

happens on day-to-day basis is a distraction. i don't try to stir that up, i get the job done every single day. i am somebody able to serve two terms. >> steve: good point, donald trump served four years as president, if he gets elected, first day he sits behind the desk in the oval office, he's a lame duck, he can't run for re-election. >> brian: fascinated by that answer, he does not hate trump and trump does not hate ron desantis, even though you would think. how do i let the trump base know that i'll be good to them. while not disrespecting him and saying what is the difference? discipline. disci discipline -- >> ainsley: he proved himself and won by 1.5 million, he feels like i prove myself, i have

every right to run, i don't have to ask permission or be loyal to him, i was and i was grateful to him and i proved myself. i think donald trump, as we saw with ted cruz, they went after each other and then became friends and i think donald trump, and when donald trump was asked, why are you going after ron desantis? not nikki haley or -- because he is number two, my biggest competition. >> steve: exactly. you touched on the reason donald trump does not like ron desantis, question of loyalty. he feels like -- >> ainsley: i think he respects him and likes him, he doesn't like he is running against him. >> brian: is nikki haley being disloyal. >> ainsley: ron desantis is just the next guy. >> steve: in second place. >> ainsley: if it were nikki haley, he would go after nikki haley and not ron desantis. >> brian: 15 after the hour, let's go -- more on this

interview -- >> ainsley: quickly cutting us off. >> brian: more of your interview later. steeshg that was the teaser clip. >> carley: all politicians should hug and love each other on both sides of the aisle. >> ainsley: everyone eat cotton candy. >> brian: it would hurt our ratings. >> carley: crazy detail, something major in germany, police in germany capitol of berlin are searching for an exotic animal near a residential area. officials deploying massive forces and using helicopters and drones to locate what they believe to be a lion. animal control don't know where it came from, there are no zoos or animal sanctuaries that have reported a missing lion. residents are urged to stay indoors. vab vanna white settling on

$100,000 per episode, she initially requested half of what pat sajack was making, sony would not disclose his salary. contract talks are on hold because of the hollywood writer strike. the partieses are nowhere close to agreement. one lucky powerball player in los angeles is 1 billion richer after winning yesterday's jackpots, the third largest jackpot ever with cash value of $558 million, 7, 13, 10, 24, 11 and the powerball number was also 24. seven matched five out of six numbers and will walk away with $450,000 each. those are headlines. >> ainsley: why is it all california? >> carley: i know, isn't that crazy. >> ainsley: six winners in california. >> carley: it's rigged. i'm

just kidding. >> steve: i know. good news for vanna white. $100,000 per episodes, a lot of cash. >> brian: it's good. body chemistry. quick announcement. taken 2-1/2 years, teddy and booker t. my book is available, teddy and booker t. it is about racial equality, the two worked together and met and their unlikely friendship and what it meant for the country temperature is available preorder. >> ainsley: you have videos coming up, you went to teddy roosevelt's house. >> brian: we are two-thirds done with it. >> steve: congratulations, 8:18, coming up women's world cup week on "fox and friends," celebrating with a street chalk artist working on something special outside.

plus, soccer players, that is what we do everyday this week. >> ainsley: the movie that know its to surprise at the box office. >> you have been at this for 12 years. why are you doing it? >> because god's children are not for sale. >> ainsley: star and producer of "sound of freedom" are here next. >> brian: yep. ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪

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conversation. meanwhile, over two million children per year are sucked into hell. if we do nothing, their pain will spread and spread. >> brian: the movie everybody talks about, "sound of freedom" tells the story of former government agent tim ballard, who has been on the show, as he sets out to save kids from being trafficked. eduardo verastegui and jim are here. great. jim, caviezel, how do you explain it? >> you expect success. you want to make something that is phenomenal piece of work. the timing has to be right, as

well. when this was finished back in 18, we had it ready to go in 18 and covid hit and other things occurred. the timing has to be there and right now american people are pretty much fed up with quite a bit of stuff and one is the border wall. >> brian: 84,000 unaccompanied minor, no idea where they are, while this movie is out. >> brian: eduardo verastegui, this has been a mission, fox had it and sold to disney and they don't want it, how did you get it done? >> it has been eight years of work, this movie is bigger than ourselves. it is a movement designed to inch out trafficking. i made a deal with fox, it was beautiful, amazing. disney bought fox, my friends

left. disney told me it is not for us. they said this does not resonate with us. give me the movie. yeah, weville to negotiate, you have debt with fox, which is now debt. finally i rescued rights of the movie and knocking on doors, netflix and amazon rejected the film. i have two options, either give up or don't give up and i choose second one until after three years of knocking on doors and being rejected, angel studios, in provo, utah, i think i am your only option, make a deal now. i was praying to god for an angel to come rescue this film and what are the odds, the one

that picked this is angel studios. >> brian: jim, talk about what this means, 85 million at the box office already. what does it mean playing tim ballard? >> i had to be chosen by this guy. but he did, he saw "the passion of the christ" and i took it and two lines in the film. the opening line when he talks to me says god's children are not for sale. the second line, when god tells you to do something, you don't hesitate and $100 million later, here we are, we passed that number last night. we are living the dream, the mexican dream and the american dream together. the director and me mix with two heroes and work on a projects, result is "sound of freedom." what happen to bad guys of

mexico and bad guys of america come together, what is result? child trafficking. >> brian: we could be doing more, right, jim? >> we could be doing a lot more. start with donald trump, we gallon after traffickers. >> brian: do you think he understands that? >> he saw the movie last night. >> he was with us last night. >> this is the new moses, i'm still jesus, pharaoh issue let my children go free. >> brian: i did not know that, impressive employs eduardo verastegui and jim caviezel, i know how intense you are. >> god bless you. >> thanks, americans. >> brian: watch "sound of freedom" in theater and buy music tickets at angel.com, for those who can't afford them.

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pharmaceutical plant. max is there live. >> good morning, we are just west of mayfield, kentucky. back in 2021, this town was hit with a devastating ef-4 and now another disaster, flash flooding. this road is washed away by flood waterses. see how quickly the water has gone down. yesterday morning rescue crews out saving people from cars and homes. at this point, no death or serious injuries reported. in north carolina, ef-3 tornado ripping apart a pfizer plant. the most powerful tornado to hit north carolina in july so far in recorded history. luckily in that case, no deaths or injuries reported. back in western kentucky, the

threat is not over. expecting more rain tweefl half an inch and two inches, that could cause flash flooding. >> steve: it could. check in with janice dean, the weather machine. he said it, they don't need more rain issue but it is coming. >> janice: we have been stuck in this pattern with stationary front and areas of low pressure bring potential for heavy rainfall, we saw over a foot of rain in some areas across kentucky in a 24-hour period. take a look and we had tornado report, an ef-3, first ef-3 or stronger for the month of july in north carolina. take a look at mayfield, close to 12 inches, we have heaviest rainfall, record for that region. potential for heavy rain, you can see moving into illinois and kentucky and tennessee, flood alerts. if you live in the area, know what to do if there is flash flooding, it comes up quickly, go to the highest portion of

your home, do not travel across water you can't see the bottom of. this is a huge story, breaking records toward southern plains, texas issue this is the sixth week of heat related problems that could arise from this high temperatures and that will continue really for the next week and a half. phoenix, we surpassed two weeks of 110 plus degree temperatures and it is going to be ongoing and relentless. south florida, will feel like 110 for parts of this area. we were a lot to of coer, foxweather.com, we'll update the stories and heavy rain for the northeast on friday. we'll keep you up to date. hi to the wonderful people. i'm doing serious weather, we love you. >> steve: we do. thank you, we are coming out shortly. in the meantime, yesterday

ainsley flew to florida for an interview with ron desantis and first lady casey. >> ainsley: we talked about their story, their struggles and values and what they hope to accomplish on the campaign trail. take a look. >> governor, first lady, thank you for sitting down with "fox and friends," we're excited to talk to y'all. >> welcome back to tallahassee, glad to have you. >> ainsley: tell us about you and how you met? >> how you met, his version or my version of how we met? i grew up in ohio actually, in troy, blue-scholar, manufacturing town. i graduated from high school and realized, you could go south. i went to college at college of charleston and started working in television, i had to do a report here and there and produced and i became an anchor,

which was neat. one day in jacksonville, i was at a golf driving range, i needed to work on my swing. i had noticed someone left a half full bucket of balls and other side was this guy. >> i was lieutenant junior grade stationed in mayport, just happened to this range one day. i'm hitting, she's there, i see her looking over her shoulder, i thought she was looking at me. i saw the balls there, i used the balls to start the conversation. >> we got to talking and basically the rest is history, we met over a bucket of balls and beer at a driving range. our son and daughter are getting into golf, which is cool because that is how mom and dad met. >> ainsley: what is day in the life of desantis family look like? >> no two days are the same.

summer vacation, my son did fsu baseball camp, tennis camp with the girls. it is a team effort. we bring them with us on the campaign trail as we can. >> ainsley: how did you decide as a couple, it was time to run for president of the united states? >> i would say starting in november of 2020, number one thing i would get on the street is 2024. our view, are you the one to beat biden and deliver on this stuff over an eight-year period and serve two terms and we came to the conclusion we were the ones to do it and get it done. no looking back. we both have this calling and you probably know my story issue right? about a year and a half ago, i didn't know whether i would see my kids graduate from kindergarten. >> ainsley: 2021 you are diagnosed with skin cancer.

today you are cancer free. walk me through those words and what happened after that? >> when you start hearing those words, it is not definitive, it is we see something that is problematic. the hard part, i had four, three and one year old in the house and it is like very, very difficult when you look at your children and they don't know tomp this day, they still don't know, they have no idea what mama went through. i went through six rounds of chemotherapy and i had surgery. i told them, i hurt my arm, i didn't want to tell them. through god's grace, we're here and this guy helped me more than he will ever realize. >> we got a lot of outpouring of support when we made it public.

people were praying for her. >> ainsley: i remember the ad, you said who was ron desantis? >> the dad who took care of my children when i couldn't, he was there to fight for me when i didn't have strength to fight for myself. >> tell it from the heart, i felt the need to do that, i was so tired of the hits he was taking, these false accusations about his character. >> ainsley: you have taken hits, too. she is brighter side to florida's angry governor and for others, the karen. >> ainsley: the wallmart melania and criticized for your eyebrows. >> i do shop at walmart temperature is interesting and you can sympathize with this. they come after you and they are calling you names, thatten moos they don't want to litigate merit of their case, they don't want to have the conversation, they call you names and get you to back down. number one thing, we will not back down when it comes to our

family. >> ainsley: how would you describe your husband? >> as the love of my life, the father of my six, five and three year old and the fighter we need to turn this around. i make abassumption people know who he is, he was a jag officer and deployed to iraq with seal team one for troop surge on the ground that got the star for mertoruous service. he saw 9/11 and wanted to give back to the country that had given him so much. he served in the united states military. it says a lot about who he is and how he views the country. >> ainsley: governor, they say she is your secret sauce, is she your best asset? >> she's just a very genuine person, really believes in this country and cares about the country's future, because our kids, at six, five, and three,

she rallies mothers and grandmothers. >> big contingency in the villages. >> a lot of issues parents are facing, we're facing, we're in the same boat. we're sympathetic to that. she is very strong on the rights of parents and the well being of children. >> we feel if we can do something to be able to change the trajectory and reserve american republic and take one for the team we're going to do it, fight for your family, our family and fight for america going forward. >> steve: great interview. secret sauce, she is their secret weapon, nobody speaks better on his behalf thaen than her. >> ainsley: talks about his record in the navy and he was there for her when she was dealing with cancer and fighting for her life. >> brian: that is serious stuff,

for them to open up personally with you was great. >> ainsley: i think our audience wanted to be more about her. we didn't know their story. >> steve: you did ask about policy things. >> ainsley: we did, they said, you have five minutes, okay. governor, get to the issue, lightning round and spewed topics, the topics were campaign cash that he was spending 8 million quickly, laying people off, we asked about that and does he want trump to participate in the debate. listen to this. >> i was a candidate for five and a half weeks and second fundraising raised 20.1. biden raised 19, donald trump 17.7 and he spent more than we did and he we were not doing well? there is interest in creating narratives to try to spin

everything negatively. >> ainsley: the debate, do you want trump to participate or is this time for you to shine? >> i think we'll do well either way, i think he owes it to people to participate. nobody is entitled to be nominated, you got to earn it, earn everything in this world. i think you show up, i think you participate, make your case and answer questions. we'll be doing that regardless who else shows up. he ought to participate. >> steve: absolutely. >> brian: he got big donors early, will he get smaller donors now to bring him through? >> ainsley: we'll see. after being with him, i don't know if he'll be governor in 2024, i mean, president, i definitely foresee him being president at some point. they are a good match, a good team. >> steve: got a great story. great job. >> brian: unlike most politicians, he is not comfortable talking about his accolades.

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>> guest: former mumford and sons member winston marshall faced backlash. he joins us from l.a. good morning. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> steve: you bet. is this like deja vu all over again? do you know how jason aldean feels? >> i know a little of what he's going through. i should note on your destruction, jason aldean's video was filmed at this courthouse and to say the controversy is the loc location of the video is bait and switch. throughout the video there are clips showing atlanta and georgia, aldean's home state in a state of emergency. earlier this year, your astutely viewers will remember, there were 150 antifa thugs attacking

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had >> ainsley: to celebrate we have crayola, u.s. soccer launching art of soccer campaign. >> steve: the art of soccer literally. street chalk artist, dad eric greenwald and girls soccer influencer, kendall. tell us what you are doing here and where you do it across the country. >> we are working to put together a chalk drawing of alex morgan, i'm working with my daughters. i got started in chalk art when jaycee was this high. >> ainsley: my chalk art is a

heart and a star. look at this, looks just like her. how did you learn to do this? >> started jaycee wanted princesses. now i've been to united kingdom and australia. >> ainsley: can your girls do it? >> steve: it is cheaper than painting on canvas, you hose it off and start over. >> that is right, mother nature takes care of my mistakes and gives me job security, fresh canvas. >> ainsley: what if you really love it? >> lasts in photographs. >> steve: people are eating up the soccer stuff right now. >> we are excited to watch the start of the matches and root on the u.s. team. >> ainsley: we have kendall cox, girls soccer influencer. how did you get into this?

>> they reached out to me and i became an ambassador, my shirt -- >> ainsley: student of the game. they have a couple shirts on my website. >> steve: you are holding the team ball. >> they sell it on amazon, if interested. tell us what -- the kids behind you, while you were talking, were doing this to be on tv now, too. what are they up to? >> painting balls. i did my own. they are doing their own overthere. >> steve: come here and take a look at what you are doing. there you go. >> ainsley: hi, what is your name? >> tea. >> ainsley: tell me about your soccer ball, what does it say? soccer for life? >> yeah, and i play and i love msa. >> ainsley: i love it, how long

you been playing soccer? >> seven years, winger. >> ainsley: you all on the same team? you are, just y'all? where do you live? >> new jersey. >> ainsley: what is your name? >> maddie. how long you been play something >> like nine years. >> do you want to play in college? who is going to get a scholarship? >> me. that will make your mom happy. where do you play and where are you from? >> i'm ella, from long island, i play at east meadow, four years. >> ainsley: you are so cute whachl is your name? >> tessa. i play defense. >> ainsley: do you love it? >> yeah. >> ainsley: how many sports do you play? >> two, lacrosse and soccer. >> steve: what is your design? >> i don't know, i had to restart. >> ainsley: that is the beauty of art, you never mess up whachl is your name? >> mia. >> ainsley: i like your ball, it

says usa, turn it around for the camera. how long have you been play something >> like seven years. >> ainsley: seven years, good. aren't they cute. >> steve: you are all invited, tomorrow all american summer concert series continues with gary gchl to fox and friends.comto register for free stuff. >> ainsley: and free barbecue. >> bill: rfq junior is on the hill testifying on government censorship. jim jordan tends to be on time as we say good morning. the team is back together. good morning to you. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." republicans want to prove the government and big tech worked together to censor some americans. it is plain on its face.