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book or sit under a tree and read a book. courtney, what are you doing to, you know, cut down on screen time and bring some balance back to your kids' lives. >> yeah, good morning. so happy to be here. one of the things i explain to my kids, especially going into summertime is you don't become a successful highly functioning adult without starting the practices now as a child. my children are 12 and 10. they have even made the commented that they feel a little lonely that they don't have a smart phone. i said guess what? that's a great way to navigate that feeling of loneliness together now. even as adults we feel lonely. one of the things we implemented this summer is devotional time in the morning. 30 minutes to an hour of moving your body, working out. as an adult, we have to do those practices and disciplines every day to be successful. and so i have really tried to encourage my kids not only to have quiet time. not only to have time away from the screens, but also how can we replace them with positive things. >> rachel: right. >> going to build our life and build them as good human beings.
have the lawmakers and the democrats call the white house back. >> lawrence: of course. >> steve: essentially do some spinning you know what? yes i said that keep in mind he is sharp as a tack. the "wall street journal" thing have you got read is he not sharp as a tack. it's terrifying how much he has lost in the last couple years. >> rachel: this is exactly why president trump has said i want a drug test before the debate. because people are wondering how is he going to make it through that debate. >> brian: they say he has good days and bad days. i also think it's interesting, too. you go to core inflation is up 20% since you have been here. he talked about -- i'm the best president ever, basically. he said look at all -- i got $368 million to spend on the environment. i got trillions here. trillions there. well, inflation is up 20%. corporate greed. corporate greed and gouging is the reason. so this was the most substantive. you can't brag about spending trillions of dollars at the same time blame corporations for jacking up the price on people's lives.
that. >> brian: we all got older. >> steve: news flash. >> brian: breaking news. this as a "national journal" report aides and lawmakers are discussing his cognitive decline behind closed doors. >> rachel: breaking news, brian, is that you have a subscription to "time." >> brian: i fill out the little card. ains. >> rachel: now we also have a fox weather alert. the first major heat wave of the season is sweeping across the west with temperatures reaching 108 in vegas. 109 in phoenix and expected to be even hotter tomorrow. janice is tracking it all with the maps. >> lawrence: make sure you stay hydrated. "fox & friends" starts right now. remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ >> steve: all right. let's start here. a fox news alert. joe biden's border executive action is now in effect, has been for six hours and one minute as cbp sources confirm agents are seeing an average of 5,000 illegal border crossings a day. and this is over the cap.
what is the staff doing? all these people that work in the white house that know that they are essentially running the show when the biden days are over and they will be over soon if people are crazy enough to reelect him okay we will do four years of this. there is going to be a book saying how he was in the white house. are they allowed to be analysts because they have lied for the american people for four years saying is he totally fine. he is running the show. asked tough questions. we know that's not true. >> steve: we know the staff is running the show and whoever puts the stuff in the teleprompter. >> rachel: obama and israeli jarrett are running the show. we all know that. >> steve: very telling that "time" magazine did this piece on him revealed more like what he is like. at 9:00 last night, the "wall street journal" came out with a blockbuster that talked about and the headline is behind
least. as you saw in the interview that we did with donald trump this past weekend. i asked them if you become the president, do you promise to find these children? and he said. >> brian: it's going to be impossible. >> rachel: it's an effort. we have taken people off of sex trafficking cases in the fbi to make sure we get j-6ers. maybe find out who these kids are. >> lawrence: moms at school board meetings. >> steve: listen, the more you look at it, the more there isn't really anything there you know what? there is a headline. if you look at the major newspapers today, it's all about how joe biden is shutting down the border. is he not shutting down the border. he has got some really bad poll numbers. right now seven in 10 say that joe biden has no control over the border. and it's five months before the election. and so now what they are trying to do is make it look like he is doing something. as much as republicans and conservatives and border hawks would like to see more at the southern border. there are a lot of democrats who are absolutely apoplectic about what he has done. they say joe caved to republican
tester. in a race that could determine the balance of power in the upper chamber. and in new jersey, kurdish bash shaw defeating trumped back christine glassner for the republican senate nomination. ba shaw will take on the democrat nominee andy kim as well as disgraced incumbent senator bob menendez who is now running as an independent while on trial for alleged corruption. and a troubling sign for hind as a large number of democrats are voting uncommitted. 9% voted uncommitted in new jersey and 10% in new mexico. and those are your headlines. >> steve: hard to believe the primary is still going on. >> rachel: i know, right. >> steve: going to do some voting in guam on saturday and then that's it. >> brian: i'm going to be covering that live. >> rachel: that's a nail-biter. >> brian: i'm going to be leaving after the show. there is a huge diner there. i'm going to be at a diner in guam. [laughter] >> rachel: i'm actually
>> rachel: and china. >> brian: good luck with that go to the root causes. grab a globe. >> rachel: with the cbp app. can you come in. >> steve: make a reservation. >> brian: it's open table. everything is open table. >> rachel: 4500 they cap. think about of your own home. after 2500 intruders, then you are going to lock the door? >> brian: exactly. >> rachel: it doesn't make any sense. i want to hit on what mayorkas said about the children. one of the exceptions is we allow un unaccompanied minors i. that's the most troubling part of this entire thing. >> steve: absolutely. >> rachel: they should not be let in because this thing is out of control. what they should do is when an unaccompanied minor comes, if they have a number attached or somebody comes to claim them, i have spoken to people at the border and they say they will hand them off to illegal immigrants. well, we don't know who those illegal immigrants are. >> lawrence: they could be traffickers. >> rachel: that's why we have lost track of 80,000 of them, at
rubio's coastal grill shutting down a total of 48 restaurants across the golden state. a chain spokesperson says quote the closings were brought about by the rising cost of doing business in california. the costs go up and the restaurant closures go up as well. >> brian: do you have a soundbite from gavin newsom edges plaining this? >> carley: we don't. we searched the internet and couldn't find one. >> rachel: i have eaten at rubios it's delicious. >> carley: todd said the same thing. >> steve: many times. >> rachel: any policy that shuts down a taco shop. >> brian: in california. you can't sell a taco in california, do you know there is an expensive taco. >> rachel: maybe rubios will go a more friendly state. >> lawrence: how about texas. it's right there. we would love to invite them. >> rachel: do you know who needs a good taco shop wisconsin. >> carley: i think i was still on air. i was about to walk off. >> steve: my sister's brother lives in san diego and they have
a lot more connection. rach lach that's right. >> time for us to talk. second to that is i gave my children permission. i said, listen, mommy run as business on my phone. i do my banking on my phone. if i'm on my phone too much. and you see me. you have full permission you are more important than the phone. you have permission to tell mommy hey, can you set your phone down. >> rachel: i love that. >> it's held me accountable when they walk in the room it prompts me to set it down and remind myself that's not priority my children are priority always. >> rachel: really important you are not depriving them. actually opening up a whole nother world for them. we fundamentally change childhood. they deserve to have a real childhood. the same kind we did where they go outside and climb trees and find things to do and they aren't addicted to this technology. so, thank you both for joining us. what a great conversation. >> thank you so much for having me. >> rachel: all right. it's officially camping season and skip bedell has the one of a kind tent that will take any camp site to the next level ♪ jump right in
figures. now, speaking of the former president, he has got a plan. it's a lot different from the 2020 plan. >> lawrence: it's interesting. this is something thattage of us have been calling for for a while. you talk about the irregularities. if they have changed the rules. then the republicans have to get with the times. so this is what the former president is saying now. republicans must win and we will use every appropriate tool to beat the democrats because they are destroying our country. but here's the problem. whether you vote absentee, by mail, early in person, or on election day, we're going to protect the right to vote. so the president is saying use all tools necessary now. at one point, rachel, he has said listen, because did he not like the mail-in votes, don't do it. he has reversed course. is he saying it if it's going to be legal, then i want our people to vote early if they can. >> rachel: republicans have always liked the idea of voting on election day. i don't even like early voting. unless you are in the military or sick in the hospital somewhere. most republicans go in person