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>> expect kamala harris, laura, to use that moment in the national stage to check chastisf her liberal base and pass yourself off as a libra law and order canadaate.. this will be her sister momental and this is all well orchestrated. you and you can't help but see the hand behind the theatrics here. >> laura: my favorite of the day was kamala in the car wrestling with a binder. com and then coming out reading from thnoe binder and then taking no questions. she has learned fromshs le the t though, from biden.u, raymond, great to see he was s it for ust i tonight pure to make sure to follow me on social media. we have some updates in the laura ingraham household so watch out. hou >> todd: a fox news alert. "wall street journal" report er

evan gershkovich, paul whelan and are back on american soil, they just touched down for evaluation at brook army immediate center after an emotional reunion with their families. [cheering] >> todd: a lot of tears, hugs and american flags, as the three return back to the u.s. after a prisoner exchange with russia. you are watching fox news alert, i'm todd piro. brooke singman is here with more

on the emotional homecoming and next steps for them today. >> brooke: this is the largest prisoner swap, including four amer americans, three of them arriving san antonio an hour ago. emotional scene for reporter evan gershkovich who was reunited with family after spend ing 500 days in russian prison system. >> what about the show of support? >> it's -- overwhelming. >> brooke: former u.s. marine paul whelan was met by family after touching down for first time in nearly six years. you see the emotional embrace from his sister. and a russian american jou journalist running into her

mot family's arms. watch. >> i miss you so much. >> we are in the oval office. >> i love you. >> paul, it is incredible. absolutely incredible moment and i want you to know the whole family is standing by. no one is strong enough for this. i believed i was going to die in prison. i still feel i'm sleeping. >> brooke: president biden has a message for american journalists and putin. >> should american reporters be afraid it's00 >> president biden: it matters, it matters to be aware of what you are going into and not to take undue chances. >> president biden: what is your message to putin.

>> stop. >> brooke: touting the biden administration's role in getting the americans home. >> i'm thankful for our president and what he has done over his entire career, in particular as it relates to these individuals. what he's done to bring the allies together on many issues, including this one. >> todd: you can hear tears of joy in the background while kamala harris was speaking. >> todd: let's bring in evan gershkovich's boss. try to put into words what you felt when you saw evan gershkovich walk down that tarmac. >> just a roller coaster of emotion. it is early here, i'm in london, waking up to images of evan

arriving home and his mom is an in incredible person, been a fierce advocate for her son. seeing the images is hard to put into words. it is the best feeling. >> yesterday we were exhilarated and thrilled for evan. >> todd: what have the last 24 hours been like for your "wall street journal" team? >> yesterday was tense, we were watching closely. it was the moment we knew evan was off the plane, i walked into the middle of our newsroom and screamed he was off the plane, we knew he was free. this is has been a long scene years. i've been very involved in the advocacy we have done as a n

newsroom, he is a treasured colleague of ours based in london. it is something we took ser seriously over this time and while this is ended in a politically negotiated hostage swap, for us, we believe all that advocacy helps and helps his family. i'm thrilled and couldn't be prouder to be part of this news 2k4r9 room. >> todd: it helped, you kept evan's name top of mind. when you do that, it makes it really difficult for powers that be to ignore the force that you have become and led to this amazing moment. did you have any indication in the days leading up to what were happening and what we're seeing, this is about to happen. any rumblings in the newsroom, any sense from talking with

senior leadership this was about to happen. >> people were talking about it. when evan's sham trial in russia was accelerated and wrapped up so quickly last month, many of us felt we hope this is precursor tos this ending, speed with which things unfolded w was -- took people by surprise. we've been hopeful even though this has been a difficult ordeal, we had to remain opti optimistic. still waiting and on tender hook to see if it would happen. >> todd: ever it is journalist, evan asked putin for a sit-down interview on a form he had to fill out asking for clemency. what does that say about your

colleague? >> it speaks to the story of evan and now he can tell his own story. he is a true journalist. that was an astonishing detail at end of a deeply reported "wall street journal" story leading our website right now. you have to assign this clemency proposal to president putin as part of the formality before he lfrt the country. people just assign their name. evan filled the whole sheet of paper and put his own proposal to president putin, would you do an interview. it speaks to evan's character, which has been a through line that kept us going. he's a bril know iant journalist, gifted individual and speaks volumes about who he is. >> todd: he is a tough-minded

indi individual. colleagues and friends said this is going to take a mental toll. evan is uniquely suited to handle it more so than maybe you or i would. with that as the backdrop, when do you think he will want to return to work? >> it is really up to him. it is up to him. evan has been locked up for long 16 months and not been able to make any of his own decisions. to see him walking as a freeman and he walks over and speaks to a friend from the guardian and immediately starts talking about prisoners still in russia. evan is welcome back in this newsroom whenever he wants and it is entirely up to him. he can make his own decisions now. >> todd: what does this mean for

the journal's news-gathering operation in russia and places where hostage diplomacy could become the norm, if it is not already? >> it's been challenging to report on russia. we don't have any boots on the ground in russia and covering russia from outside the country. we've already been doing this in other cases, we have many members of the china team based outside of china and we have shown we can cover robust, really important international stories even without being there. is it more challenging? certainly. we are deeply committed to standing up to authority and illuminating and bearing wooiz on important stories. >> todd: that becomes focus in coming days, weeks and months, for now, revel in this moment, you and his colleagues and his

family got evan home, as did the biden administration with regard to other individuals they brought home. grainna mccarthy, congratulations. >> thank you so much, we could not be happier for evan and his family, >> todd: president biden making a announcement on the future of guantanamo bay after a terrorist got a plea deal. we have brand new details next. i have active psoriatic arthritis.

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bahamas and could hit florida this weekend. adam klotz joins us. >> adam: as the days roll on, getting a better picture of what we're looking at and disturbance is over the caribbean islands. we expect it to run over cuba, get back toward gulf of mexico and this red area is not a forecast trek, this is an area you will see development. it could become a storm -- ultimately a tropical storm, would do so out over gulf of mexico, likely what we're looking at. several forecast models over cuba, turning and running up west coast of florida. our line here ultimately takes it north of tampa. this storm has moved, there is

wiggle room here. it is a large storm as far as diameter goes. it is not where eye wall or center of rotation is, it is the rain moving over the state. the orange color is three to five inches, don't be surprised if these areas get five to eight inches, so flooding is a concern. it picks up in south florida on saturday, i think sunday is when you will see this rain. this will be a big rain maker, whether it turns into a tropical storm, a lot of rain. >> todd: if people are getting wet and flooded, it matters to them. president biden planning to shut down guantanamo bay before he leaves office. >> as far as a timeline, i don't have anything, this is something he wanted to be done under his

administration. >> todd: news follows three men accused of plotting 9/11 attack that reach a plea deal. the three suspects must plead guilty to murder of 3000 people listed in the charge sheet, one is alleged mastermind behind the attack. white house denying any involvement in the negotiation. 30 inmates are behind bars at gitmo. and the three who tried to breach quantico are -- both charged with misdemeanor trespassing and they are out and only required to attend immigration proceedings and stay away from u.s. military bases. both men are due in virginia courtroom next month. if i read those two stories

following 9/11, i think you would be shocked at information that came out, but here we are. former president trump and j.d. vance will head to georgia tomorrow. vice president harris was in the exact same location bragging about her record on illegal immigration. >> i was the attorney general of a border state. in that job, i walked underground tunnels between the united states and mexico with law enforcement officers. i went after trans national games, drug cartels and human traffickering that came into our country illegally. i prosecuted them in case after case. >> todd: she also walked uphill to school both ways. bruce joins us. swing state undecided voters.

are voters in georgia and other battleground states buying this rev revisionist history that she wasn't border czar and two, she did a great job at the border and is cracking down on illegal immigration. it will be a tough run, she was officially appointed as the border czar. she is trying to magnificently pivot away and say she had no responsibility or anything related to that and reinbe vent herself. she can't run from that. everything is under biden-harris administration, millions of illegal immigrants have flooded the border. i am a texan, i have friends in brownsville, i'm connected as to what has been happening.

she's done nothing. she will try to make the sell. this election will be determined from black votes especially. she knows she has to go in and make that sale. the sale for her, these illegal immigrants have came over and gotten preferential treatment necessary chicago and oakland. they are still investigating a lot more illegal immigrants in atlanta, where they have door knocked randomly and asked them, have you registered to vote and some are saying yes, and you are sitting here, this has been floating around lately. senator colton moore had a meeting with sterling questioning him about combating the illil immigrants trying to register to vote. that will be a story in itself.

that will be a tough climb, especially in black culture, that they sigh see for themselves how they were ush approximated out and letting illegal imknow grant /* immigrants get in the front of the line. >> todd: those living in sf sanctuary cities are having to share these resources with people who are not supposed to be here and that is unamerican. if i were working two to three jobs to put food on the table, i would be upset at the administration that allowed illegal immigrants to take resources when i needed them. bruce, i know you will stay on the story, we'll check back in going forward. appreciate your time. breaking you 92s and top story,

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w "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich, former marine paul paul whelan and alsu kurmasheva back on american soil after prisoner swap in russia. they just touched down in texas for evaluation after emoegszal reunion with their families hours earlier. lucas tomlinson is live in washington with more. >> lucas: joyous reunion outside the american capitol. involving 24 people in all.

"wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich reunited with his mother after 16 months, former marine whelan, imprisoned for five years and alsu kurmasheva. colleagues celebrated. >> waking up to images of evan arriving home and lifting his mom. she's been a fierce advocate for her son. it is hard to put into words. it is the best feeling. >> on the ramp, president biden and vice president kamala harris. >> president biden: my job is to make sure we get them back. i don't buy this idea, you let these people rot in jail because other people are captured. send notifications to other

countries not to go to, what to do and not to do and they got to pay attention. >> 5000 miles away in moscow, putin welcomed home spies and convicts, including an assassin freed from a german jail. a colonel serving life sentence in germany convicted for murder of a fighter in berlin. he committed the murder on behalf of russia. putin hailed returning prisoners as heroes. your homeland has not forgotten for you, you will be nominated for state awards. evan had to write putin and ask for clemency and ended the note with a proposal would putin sit

down with him for an interview. >> todd: bring in former intel officer and officer of "putin's play book," rebekah rebekah kof koffler. listen to one of the americans, paul whelan upon release. >> they grabbed me and said i'm a spy and general in the army, secret agent for dia. this is nonsense narrative they gave up with. this is how putin runs his government and country and i'm glad i'm home. i'm never going back there again. >> todd: the individuals we had to give up to get paul whelan, evan and alsu kurmasheva back. why did putin want them back so

badly? what can you tell us about them? >> rebekah: putin wants to demonstrate those who perform his orders, this guy has executed in broad daylight, a former commander. putin wants to show would-be recruits, he will get personally involved to get them out. this is tremendous recruiting technique for russia. second thing, that guy has t tremendous information, he is highly trained efficiency is shes b curre colonel. they will debrief him and make sure that they improve operation al trade craft based on lessons learned and they will learn

everything they were interrogated about and train future would-be assassin, making more lgbtqsal and making u.s. citizens more vulnerable and 234 danger. >> todd: why did this happen now >> rebekah: putin wanted to hand victory to the biden-harris team. why is that? because putin feels trump. most robust policy against russia since reagan. he is handing victory to harris so trump is in a much weaker position. remember trump recently said the minute he becomes president, he can release evan gershkovich just like that and putin did not want to give that victory to trump. this is blatant election

interference by putin. it works every time. >> todd: white house did make this political with number of statements including from jake sullivan and only joe biden could have executed this kind of release because of his relationships around the world. could another president executed release? >> russia is already laughing at us, we got three people, they got 10. trump would have gotten those people at lower cost or no cost because putin fears him. >> todd: there is political reality and this made hostage dimroemacy a bigger deal. july jobs report will be released in a couple hours and expecting fewest jobs added since april. cheryl casone here with more.

cheryl. >> cheryl: we get july jobs report giving investors plenty to chew on. expectation is 175,000 with unemployment rate clocking in at 4.1%, same as last month. last year the economy added 206,000 jobs. we looked at private sector, hotter than expected, initial jobless claims more than expected by the economist at the labor market, giving investors reason to buy stocks. we will were /* -- >> cheryl: former president trump telling fox business that meta and facebook chief zuckerberg said the company made

a mistake over the assassination attempt against him last month, watch. >> mark zuckerberg called me after the event and said that was amazing and brave and he announced he will not support a democrats because he respected me for what i did that day. i think what i did -- to me, normal response. i was called by mark zuckerberg yesterday, day before or same subject and he apologized and said they made a mistake. nobody called from google. >> cheryl: we got a statement from google, they said fact check was applied to a photo. it has been fixed, we apologize for the mistake. both companies have been under fire all week and both say it was not deliberate.

area is not reliable when it comes to breaking news. rest of that interview will be on today with maria. >> todd: never negative for democrats, always in direction where it is negative for republicans, even in i ia, which will take over our world. thank you. this story is taking over olympics. al algerian boxer with male chromosomes sending an ies ital boxer to an early exit, details on this controversy coming up next. someone needs to customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. let's fly! (inaudible sounds) chief! doug. (inaudible sounds) ooooo ah. (elevator doors opening)

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>> todd: changes to title nine in effect adding federal pr protection for trans gender students. chanley painter has details. >> federal judges have blocked enforcement of the new rules while it plays out. schools and colleges must protection for trans gender students. in april, department of education expanded regulation to

include protection for lgbtq+ students. poen pons say new rules give men access to women's bathrooms, locker rooms, allow men to take scholarship money away from women, prevent hate speech and make it easier for accusation to lead to severe penalty. riley gaines wrote this quote, protecting original title nine legislation is preimminent civil rights issue of our time. as athlete who competed and succeed, i am concerned about the changes posed to equal opportunity and safety. office

for civil rights will begin enfo enforcing the rule and other states will follow the rules published in 2020 by the trump administration. >> todd: thank you. have you heard about this? algerian box erwith male chromosome defeating a female boxer from italy. hitting her so hard, she had to -- medically considered female, barred from female events in past over high levels of testosterone. an ambassador from the riley gaines center join us now. will changes lead to similar scene that played out in paris at gyms and fields throughout

our nation? >> yeah, i mean, it is exactly what we'll see. i wish i could say this was surprising. it is awful and sick that we are g glorifying male violence against women. ioc is filled with weak-kneed, spineless people in ncaa and ymca and organizations that allow men into women's spaces. if you have not seen the video, when you watch it, take a long, good look, this is what the biden harris administration sees as the future. remember a vote for kamala harris is a vote for this exact thing, vote for erasure of women in women sports. >> todd: we want people to live in their own skin free from

discrimination, this is not what this is about. who watches that young lady in that video, that italian boxer who worked her whole life for that moment, sacrificed for that moment, break down in tears and say she had to quit the fight, she was scared she was going to die. who watches that and says, i side with the other person. i don't get that. >> it is disgusting. anyone with a brain can see how unfair and wrong this is. we have seen our administration now take title nine enacted 52 years ago. they have taken this legislation and essentially dropped it in the paper shredder and created their own. this is in effect and the biden harris administration and democratic party swears they are the party for women. if they are, why are they not out there fighting for women at

the olympics? they are the reason many of my friends and thousands of women have been sidelined on podiums, exploited in locker rooms. >> todd: i love to go to a sound bite from feminists to give their thoughts, they side with the overlords more than women. here is what riley gaines had to say, listen. >> this is a line we draw in the sand. i don't know if a woman being fatally injured is a line we draw in the sand. i've seen people saying, how did we guilty here, you should not be surprised, this is to be expected. >> todd: will it take a woman

dying, a child dying for sanity to prevail? 15 seconds to you. >> i pray to god that is not the case and women should not have to back out of sports, that is simply what is happening and it is not right. women deserve opportunities, we deserve safety in sports. >> todd: i was not planning ones putting my girls in boxing, no way i will now. thank you for your time. over to brian kilmeade to look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> brian: good about boxing, wise decision as parent. i do like watching it. u.s. and russia complete the biggest prisoner swap in history, we'll talk about it. evan gershkovich is now free,

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♪ >> todd: americans are celebrating the return of political prisoners from russia but some in the media are taking the opportunity to celebrate biden's so-called accomp accomplishments. >> the president is going to leave in the next six months with a huge win. the economy is growing. he is releasing hostages that the american people have been so concerned about.

and he has now passed the torch. so he has got a very big win in this moment where we are waiting for great news. >> joe concha is a fox news contributor. author of the new book progressively worse. why today's democrats ain't your daddy's donkeys and he joins us now. april ryan is having a week. first off trump should not be allowed to speak to black journalist journalists and nowing to the the biden economy, inflation be damned within the context of a prisoner release. huh? >> yes. that is the dnc spokesperson there posing as a white house correspondent. right? the same april ryan who once challenged sarah huckabee sanders whether she baked a chocolate pecan pie. literally went after her. this is what we have to expect from the media next 95 days until election day. and that's the thing about anybody in media right now should be very, very upset. they should be demanding answers from joe biden and kamala

harris. joe biden stepped away for running for a second term 12 days ago and has yet to take one question as to why really that's happening. and then kamala harris also has yet to take time, one question any journalist as far as any policy positions. we have talked about them. banning fracking ending the fossil few industry, abolishing ice, supporting sanctuary cities go, down the line as far as the things she supports ending private health insurance. giving healthcare to illegals in this country. not one question answered. but all we hear from the media is go biden, go kamala yea. and it's wrong? >> what is crazy about this you could have gone go biden, go camera, yea, within the context of just the prisoner release. that's the one side of the story. the other side is did we give up too much? have we created an incentive tore hostage-taking those are the two paths not biden's economy is doing great.

are we going to examine this random edition of biden's amazing record to stories that have nothing to do with the price. >> keep hearing how he is a successful presidency. and then we always see april ryan pointing to the economy. the cost of living in this country is up 20% since joe biden took office people are tapping into the savings to pay off the minimum payment on credit cards more than ever before. 1 trillion in debt in credit cards. this whole rewriting of history is just a whole ball of wrong. >> i fully expect in the next 24 hours, go on air talk about the hostage release and how great afghanistan went. how great the pullout went and so on and so forth. get your thoughts on this to reuters changing a headline on the obituary for hamas leader ismail haniyeh. it was originally said tough talking haniyeh was seen as the more moderate face of hamas.

nice and sanitized changed to who was ishmael high nah and why was blow to hamas. like the killed many israelis throughout the course of time to make israel look bad. >> totally moderate to send in all those terrorists that killed more than 1200 people on octobe. took more than 250 hostages. many of which are still being held. like calling usama bin laden late leader of isis called him an astore religious scholar. reuters is the same outlet who relies on the gaza health ministry which magically death toll numbers come out minutes after a terror attack. not a terror attack, whenever there is a bombing anywhere it may happen. and gaza health ministry is

hamas, so for reuters to call him a moderate, this is just 31 flavors of delusional. >> todd: what i can't wrap my head around i alluded to this earlier in the program. put yourself on september 12th, 2001. would we have seen like this in those days? crazy to me how far we have gone in the wrong directions in 23 years. >> george w. bush had more than 90% approval rating after 9/11. the country came together. yankee stadium in the bronx is he getting cheered. i don't think that happens today. we are so divided that even in situations like this. this is the reaction and the media drives a lot of this. and it's just reckless at this point, todd. >> todd: joe concha, thank you for your time and insight. amazing hostage release a lot of people happy this morning. rightfully. so we hope you enjoy the day and the rest of the weekend. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪

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