♪ >> lawrence: it's 8:00, tuesday, june 4. it is folk. president biden taking action t. >> ainsley: and hunter biden expected to arrive for court this hour. opening argumentn 9:00 a.m., one hour. >> steve: stealing the show, one congressman's son goes viral for making funny faces during his dad's speech. he did not hear a word. >> not what i expected when i told him to smile at his brother back home. >> steve: what does your dad do at work? >> does boring stuff. >> brian: roll the animation. >> lawrence: executive action on the border crisis today. >> brian: ruin lateral move happens after years of inaction. he could shut down those seeking asylum at a certain number. >> ainsley: griff jenkins will tell us what the president is doing 3-1/2 years into his presidency. >> griff: here is what the ap reports are expected, it would shut down the border after 2500 daily encounter and only reopen when that number declined toen fa00. the president is using sekction 212 f. here is key part. when the president finds entry of any alien into the u.s. would be detrimental, he may enforce such period he deem necessary. it is unclear what this eo would do to tackle 1.8 million known gotaways and that keeps up alt at night chief jason owen. >> border security is a huge thing. when you tell you there are areas of the border we don't have awareness of what is happening, there are those that want to come into this country and do it harm. those are the individuals that keep me up at night. >> griff: latest polling shows 64% disapprove of biden's handling of the border. we'll see what comes. why now after three years, why make this move? largely how it would be implemented, it is not like a bar bouncer standing with a clicker in areas cartels are sending thousands across. we don't even have the manpower to do it. numbers are averaging 5500 per day. how will you know when you meet 2500 across nine sectors. >> brian: white house, if you are watching, things you will not hear it. open up questions, griff jenkins, what do you think of my executive order? it is implausible to implement if it says passes the court, that is twbetween the lines. >> griff: it will be challenged legally, aclu, and others will take a stab at it almost immediately. to question of the white house, great if they did an open press event. many questions i'm raising are not griff jenkins's thoughts, this is what bill melugin and others have heard from chiefs about the challenges of the border. and final question whether mexico new president will accept across the border 3000 plus a day, 93,000 a week, million a year. mexico has never been willing to take that kind of number and not even under title 42 is the same title eight section 212 falls under. >> steve: we've been talking about this eo, execute ive order. if now they are going to pull the trigger on doing something, it has everything to do with the story about how they're freaking out going, we're going to lose unless we do something. >> griff: the numbers are down, averaging about 5500. there were 5300 on sunday, 5900 on saturday. it opens one last can upon worms. if you let 2500 in, what are you doing to stop the mass release to go on notice to appear. remember the migrant that shot two two police officers. he was on release and we've seen the damage that does. >> brian: what happened yesterday, monday morning. a venezuelan immigrant shot two cops. thanks. >> lawrence: if not for the vests, those cops would be dead. the president liked that senate bill. a lot of stuff he wouldn't be able to do on his own. he can limp element, if he likes that bill, implement actions himself. he's not doing that, from what we hear, unless he's going to edit news reports that leaked portions of it unless he plans to change that up, he could add those things and change his border policy. >> ainsley: he stopped building of wall on day one, stopped remain in mexico on day one. he said the borders were secure. he said, i can't do anything on border unless congress gets involved and now doing this executive order. is it secure, is it not? >> lawrence: changed his mind. >> ainsley: few months from the election, 22 or 23 days from the debate. he wants to get on the stage and said he did something. >> brian: here is chad wolf, that joined us an hour ago. >> they have been telling the american people there is no crisis and then and there they try to convince american people they can't take executive aksz. we've had 10 to 13 million illegal aliens cross that border and now they are serious about border security? i don't buy it, i don't think the american people buy it. this plan does nothing to stop asylum abuse or parole abuse this administration has done. nothing to stop catch and release. >> steve: what will be interesting, we've only heard leaks about what may or may not be in it. it is not even on the president's schedule today to make this announcement. there is always a possibility, a lot of stuff is just a trial balloon. put that number out there and see what people say about this and that. we won't know until ultimately, the words come out of his mouth and paper given to depend of homeland security until we know what he's trying to do. whatever it is will be hard. >> lawrence: this is more of a symbolic measure. >> steve: it's political. >> lawrence: no real teeth, it is not a fix, just to say i did something. >> brian: two reasons he's doing something. majority of country supports donald trump massive round-up of illegal immigrants and gallup says this is what people care about. those are numbers and must be substantial enough. >> ainsley: to griff jenkins's point, like waiting in line at a bar. you go in and they allow x amount of people in. >> steve: very popular bar. >> ainsley: you said you heard once they reach 2500 per day. they're in. the others get shipped to mexico or their home country. they will want to come back on tuesday and wednesday if they didn't get in. >> steve: they won't be able to. nobody gets in until the number goes down to 1500. >> brian: mexico will be forced to not have a backlog at our southern border. that is ripple effect. threaten them with tariffs and -- >> ainsley: donald trump did. >> lawrence: will joe biden adopt that plan? >> brian: i don't think so. pro thing is fascinating, there are seven countries, if you leave your country and go on an anticipate, you land in different small airports around the country, florida, jacksonville, at 2 in the morning and they end up there. do they count? no, you circ ump vented the system. >> ainsley: to another alert. awaiting hunter biden's arrival at the federal courthouse in delaware. >> brian: opening statements will begin for his gun trial. >> steve: rich edson is live in wilmington, delaware. the first lady sat on jury selection. will family members be in a attendance on the first day of examination? >> we're watching for that. the family held him close. he spent the weekend with his family. he will pull up in the black s.u.v.s. surprised us yesterday to see first lady jill biden. opening statements, prosecution first and then hunter's attorneys. each side will get 45 minutes to address the jury. one worked for secret service, one of their fathers was killed boo i a gun. half own firearms, some have had friends or family affect by drugs. first lady was in court yesterday and arrived -- left the courthouse and spent whole day here. president biden released a statement saying he and jill are proud of their son. prosecutors may call his ex-wife and beau's wife. erica jenson will be called to the witness stand. gun charge carries maximum sentence of 25 years. hunter would be nonviolent first offender. the judge signalled this could take two weeks and possibly a third week. >> steve: i know kevin morris, his friend from los angeles, was in attendance yesterday. who is paying for this? hunter does not have any money and abbe lowell is couple hundred bucks an hour. >> brian: got to pay for lunch. >> ainsley: travel. >> a lot of expenses, witness expenses. kevin morris is a filmmaker and he's paid millions for the legal defense and indicate, according to reporting in politico, he can't afford this anymore. it is a real question who is footing the bill for this, this ain't cheap. >> brian: one good friend. >> steve: could be an ioshg ou. >> agreement attorneys have, high-profile attorneys, he is on tv an awful lot, who knows what kind of financial settlement they may reach. >> brian: his first wives he owes a lot in child support alimony. that will come up soon. >> ainsley: she'll be a witness and mother of the child navy. london roberts. >> lawrence: i know there is probably thousands if not millions struggling with addiction that have been prosecuted and wish they had a defense when his father threw them in jail. interesting to see how it plays out. >> steve: starts 45 minutes from now. >> ainsley: carley shimkus. >> carley: thanks, guys. >> ainsley: standing by matching the wall behind her. >> carley: the wall and i didn't even talk about that. >> brian: sometimes i'm talking to a wall. >> carley: all ears when you speak. lapd monitoring situation outside los angeles city hall after dozens of pro-palestinian protesters set up an encampment overnight. officers are ready to make arrest over nonpermanent demonstration and multiple police officers getting hurt in clashes on university of pittsburgh campus. the school says they were able to clear the area a few hours ago. wild traffic footage shows semitruck driver swerving off the highway and crashing into a creek. the driver was material i traves i-24 and seemingly lost control and suffered minor injuries. police are looking into what caused that wreck, unexplained so far. a pregnant woman speaking out after she says teenagers attacked her and her husband on friday. the victim, nina says the teens kicked, punched and pepper sprayed them. nina says she lost her baby she was carrying. listen to this. >> dragged me through my hair and another person started stomping me and my husband ran to save me. 10 people held him. we believe in faith and it >> carley: so sad. the two teens were arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery. everybody is saying they killed the baby, should be murder. i agree. boston police union describing latest attempt to defund the police irresponsible for city of boston. lawmakers are thinking of slashing the budget for third year in a row. president of boston police saying we should be increasing the budget and hiring more officers, not decreasing it. voters are heading to polls to cast ballots in 2024 presidential primary. montana, new jersey and new mexico holding full primary and south dakota, washington, d.c., holding democratic presidential primary and at last, not least, iowa holding primaries in state level races. tennessee congressman john rose serious speech upstaged by his six-year-old son making silly faces at the camera. they joined us earlier. >> not what i expected when i told him to smile at sam, i was happening his three-year-old brother back home would enjoy seeing guy on tv. >> one of the stuff, i was trying to get sam's attention. if you look closely, you couldn't know i was making a symbol. s -- >> steve: okay. >> a-m. making a symbol for my brother, to my brother to make him laugh. >> steve: did you realize you are a big star today because of that? >> not that much. >> steve: what does a congressman do? what does your dad do all day? >> does boring stuff. >> ainsley: i mean, that kid is must-see tv, steve. you did a good job interviewing him. how great is he? >> steve: i asked him, do you have -- you ever been on tv before? i was on tv yesterday. do you have any idea why you are on tv today? he goes, no idea. no idea. >> carley: he wanted to talk to his brother at home. >> ainsley: reminds me of prince l louie. >> brian: rudy giuliani was making those faces. >> steve: few people saw that happen on c-span, until c-span ran something that said child in the house alert and people started looking at it. >> ainsley: funny things, you said, i want to be respectful, mr. congressman i have no idea what you were talking about. >> brian: whats he talking about? >> steve: about the verdict in the trump trial. i did tell the congressman, if he was smart, take that kid everywhere with you. >> lawrence: kids are tough crowds and it is hard to impress them. if you think you are important, they will make sure you know that you are not, sometimes you're boring, even if you are a think canman. >> steve: he saw what his dad does. for a kid watching your dad talk all day. >> ainsley: save that for his rehearsal dinner. cute. >> steve: this is coming up, count on it. >> lawrence: thing about cameras now, they get everything now, all your moments. >> ainsley: kids say and do the -- >> steve: difference in caught on camera and being on c-span. >> ainsley: summer isser hoo, you might have to shell out serious cash to keep your house cool this summer. >> brian: enough said. >> ainsley: wa, wa. 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>> steve: it varies and price of natural gas doubled and down in florida a lot of electricity comes from natural gas. high cost of energy, i know people who back off on the air conditioner, even though it is hot outside and no doubt, these are hotter years than we've seen in a long time, if ever. the cost of energy is killing us. >> lawrence: cost of energy impacts every industry, whether providing food or places that you go, whether movie theater, everything is impacted, not just homes. >> brian: it is preventable, we are producing, not as much as we could. we are the saudi arabia of natural gas, we could be doing more. it burns clean, people look at that as fossil fuel. this is preventable. people tell me, i don't go out to lunch and dinner, you keep talking about gas in your car, no one is talking about utilities. that was during winter with heat and will be worse this summer. >> ainsley: i try not to do lunch and dinner, too much. dinner is bedtime and i'm reading to my daughter and giving her a bad. so liar. >> steve: hayden starts talking about mom, utilities are killing us. >> ainsley: last summer innen fooics, record-breaking numbers above 110, 31 days in a row. >> steve: my sisters were there at thatim too. it is hot. we're all paying more for ele electricity and we feel for you, we know you are suffering. >> lawrence: not just your pets, as well, bring them inside if you leave them outside. should have a lot of water, as well. fox news alert. >> brian: go ahead. >> lawrence: fox news alert, wilmington delaware, opening statements will begin in hunter biden's gun trial. >> brian: leo terrell is asking, will he testify? 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is there another message to that? >> i think the message is to influence the jury pool. high-profile situation involving son of the president and everyone in delaware knows joe biden, he has this case in his own backyard. everyone knows it. t tremendous influence being put on by the bidens to the jury. >> brian: interesting, during selection process, jurors said they know someone experiencing s substance abuse or addiction, they said they had heard about the case in the news and still made the cut. >> the judge will ask every juror, can you put aside any bias and follow my stinstructio. if they tell the judge they can do it, they are on the jury now. >> brian: i want everyone to see the timeline. buys a gun, don't know why. halley biden, hunter's brother's widow, they start dating. sees he is sleeping and sees the gun ands tos it in a trash can. he wakes up and says where is my gun. they try to find it and can't find it. he talks about that and talks about smoking crack every 15 minutes at the time. that will be trouble. you lied. pleaded guilty to avoid prosecution and that plea agreement denied. they can't find the gun and go back and say a homeless guy gets the.38-caliber and gives it back. they asked hunter, do you want to charge hallie biden and he said no. >> no one in the biden family thought this would go to trial. this is unbelievable as far as what happened. thank the judge who negated the plea deal. factually this is a slam dunk case. why? hunter's own words from laptop and text messages. first person is fbi agent and family members will testify gaep against him. besh beshg -- beau's wife will testify about it. will hunter go on the witness stand? that would be suicide and open up pandora's box and republican committee will be waiting for him to go on the witness stand. it would be foolish. they should cut a deal. >> brian: can they still cut a deal? moments ago, hunter entered and ashley biden, his half-sister just entered the court case. you believe they could cut a deal? >> i think they can cut a deal if both sides agree, judge could dismiss the jury and take the deal. why go through this charade, should have done it before panelled. factually this case is slam dunk for prosecution, no way hunter biden cannot be found guilty. >> brian: he does have a hometown jury, everyone knows him. thank you always. up early on west coast. coming up on indiana, join history, liberty and you have las tour on stage in indianapolis, june 29th, 7:00. meet and greet opportunity before, love to meet everybody. end of july, strasburg, pennsylvania, july 24th will be great 6789 hope to see everybody in person. this, girls envy her and men fear her. >> i'm pretty with intelligence and successful, you have a terrifying woman on your hands. men don't like that. >> brian: jimmy failla loves women and also wants to comment on this. he has a saunter and a swagger. , super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. >> do you ever have a run-down feeling, lack of energy or just not up to par? 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not pretty, not smart, not successful. >> jimmy: no, probably like a woman who will not run to tiktok and detail every aspect of their dating life. tiktok is where broken people go to blame the world for their problems. i'm great, it is world is not. >> steve: that was great, i will go out in my car and record myself for a minute. >> ainsley: a mother with a two year old and seven year old is sparking backlash, she says she does not return the shopping cart. >> i'm not returning my shopping cart and you can judge me all t you want. i'm not getting my groceries and children into my car and leaving them in the car to go return the cart. >> steve: as a former taxi driver, you probably have concerns about this. >> jimmy: i'm impressed anyone in l.a. can get a grocery cart. i am not sure why you feel the need to braudz r broadcast to the world. where i'm from on long island, carts are everywhere, it is inco inconsiderate. you should bring back your cart. >> steve: leave your kid in the car? >> jimmy: lock the kid, no one is getting your kid. ste >> steve: lawrence said the same thing. >> jimmy: you wouldn't kid nap them if you could see them. >> ainsley: i get what she's saying. >> jimmy: why announce to the world. >> ainsley: most friends shop when kids are in school. >> jimmy: tiktok needs a button, who asked you. >> steve: this is where influencers come from. >> jimmy: so dumb. >> ainsley: what happened when men would carry your groceries to the car. pais patriarchy. they would back them for you. >> you might tip them. i used to pay attention, i thought that was my future. >> steve: still do it at publix. >> ainsley: you can't tip them. >> steve: you can tip jimmy, fox n news saturday night. tip him by watch ing. >> it is gra tuity included, we appreciate it. >> steve: the catch of a lifetime, a couple pulling a safe stuffed with hundred dollar bills from a new york city lake, we'll talk to them about the soggy cash inside. >> ainsley: check in with bill hemmer for what is comeingly up. >> bill: send jimmy up here, we need a life, we were grading his jokes, we'll let you know how he scored. income hour, merrick garland's turn in crosshairs of congress. what did we learn from dr. anthony fauci? 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mason, is grandma watching? are you enjoying the weather? it will be hot in some parts of the country. look at some of those temperatures. 60s, 70s, see it widespread. the big weather story is the heat across the wet. excessive heat warnings, watches, advisory. temperatures in vegas up to 110, a month early for that. those are your weather headlines. we'll give a big back to you. one, two, three, let's say it. >> back to you. >> steve: thank you very much. >> ainsley: thank you all. finders keepers, look what this couple pulled out of a lake in queens, new york last week. >> definitely a safe. >> i see a box. >> money? >> no way. >> yeah? stacks of bills. hundreds. >> can you keep them? keep all $100,000. damage to the bills could put a damper on their big payday. >> that couple james and barbie join us right now. good morning to both of you. >> ainsley: good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: i remember the rule is if you can present to the treasury department a bill where you've got at least 51% of the bill they will give you new money, right? is that what the process you are at right now? >> it's pretty much that, yeah. it's online about 50% and they won't give you the new money. they will cut you a treasury check to direct deposit. >> steve: you'll take it. >> yeah. >> lawrence: i heard you say that another safe. you all have gotten a safe before? >> in that location we have about six saves so far, yeah. >> ainsley: people throw their saves in the water? >> i don't think it's people throwing it in. i think it's unfortunate could be crime and other things like that so yeah. >> they don't use it anymore they toss it. >> brian: what got you started magnet fishing? >> it was -- we were watching a lot of youtube during covid and i wanted to be a treasure hunter. we don't have where we can go on ships and scuba dive and find wrecks and people can throw magnets in the water, which we thought was electrical. it -- anybody can do it. >> steve: you went on amazon, bought a magnet. a lot of people want to do this. what kind of magnet did you use? >> first i spent maybe 20 to 30 on a magnet on amazon which is not strong enough to get these kind of saves in these large finds. we use another company and they have beautiful magnets there. you need something very strong. some of these weigh a couple hundred pounds, these saves. >> ainsley: i'm reading the treasury department will piece together every dollar and this could take six months or three years. first time in history this has happened. what will you do with the money when they finally cut you the check? >> we've tossed around a couple different ideas. one of them is we've always liked to get a place of our own. a little house somewhere, maybe down south. maybe get some different equipment for our channel. >> lawrence: we would love to have you in texas. >> brian: cash down payment. did they give you an idea where this is from? did you look at the safe? do you have any idea who threw it? >> none at all. the police, you know, doing as much as they can and there is no ideas at all. >> brian: don't put a reward out, just keep it. if the cops said you can keep it, you can keep it. congratulations, thank you for joining us today. >> lawrence: good luck on the search for the house. >> brian: i'm getting a magnet. find me a pond. >> steve: they will' get a house with a safe. >> bill: here we go. good morning. opening statements getting underway in the hunter biden gun trial.