this week, u.s., britain, canada accused moscow of trying to hack vaccine information. stocks today and the dow lost 63 s&p 500 gained nine and the nasdaq up .9. the week, dell finished i had to enter quarter percentage points and s&p 500 up one and a quarter and the nasdaq lost just over one. many small business owners are experiencing big difficulties. the coronavirus still gripped the nation and treasury secretary steven mnuchin told the hospital today that lawmakers should consider for giving all of the coronavirus small business loans and that not all businesses received the help they need. edward lawrence of fox business shows us in maryland by many companies still face significant challenges. >> activity returns downtown bethesda, maryland, to close the major allowing spacing. if she can only watch under their roles while her spa must remain closed. >> full force, fully booked, working every day and almost too much. to absolutely nothing and you know, march 15th i had to close my doors and shut everything down. >> she was denied a payroll protection loan forcing

how's moscow harmed our ability or intercepted our ability to develop an effective vaccine? >> secretary pompeo: i think your institutions are quite capable of moving on this project. i don't want to talk about the particular subject, but i commented weeks ago about chinese activity to do the same, to steal the intellectual property from companies that are investing in enormous resources and trying to find a vaccine to save hundreds of millions of lives. i regret that other countries, instead of working on the project and using their best minds, are trying to steal it from western democracies who are making real progress. >> bill: just to be clear, have these russian intelligence services, have they been successful? >> secretary pompeo: i don't want to comment on the intelligence, bill. >> bill: all right, we will leave that there. you have been asked a lot -- what has been happening the last two weeks? i know you will not tell us who it is, and i won't even ask that. can you give us a suggestion today as to what your theory is as to why this is happening? >> secretary pompe

. >> nancy pelosi, new sanctions in moscow after reports that russia placed bounties on us soldiers. >> when congress in a bipartisan way past sanctions on russia, the administration told us to take out sanctions from the intelligence as well as the defense sectors. those should definitely still be there. jillian: russia denying claims they supplied weapons to the tell my band. bread winthrop was briefed on the intelligence yesterday and joins us with what he learned. todd: the us air force band home free for a second version of god bless the usa just in time. ♪ stand up next to you and defend her till the day ♪ codes there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ god bless the usa ♪ jillian: the amazing remake includes veterans from across the us. lee greenwood will be on "fox and friends" at 8:50 today to perform this live. he is fantastic. you want to make sure you can watch it because it is incredible, chills every time. it is 10 minutes after the air. a new op-ed calling the chance to defend police saying no lives matter to lawless leftists. todd: the author joins us live next.

to a russia-connected company that bill clinton made a half million dollars cash to give a speech in moscow. and hillary got it few i i throi if cifius committee. >> if you remember 2017. telling the fbi in real-time that this company was involved in kickbacks, bribery, extortion and money laundering. the obama folks, hillary clinton and joe biden said they didn't hear about it. they stopped giving the tens of billions of dollars in the nuclear fuel contract they gave to the russians. we unearthed the document. it says the top etch lons of the obama administration. energy department, state department, were all told this company they were about to give uranium one two, they were crooked and involved in criminality on our soil here in america. judge jeanine: they made derogatory comments about president obama. >> the entire russia collusion story is a cover-up for the foreign policy failure of the obama-biden russia reboot. hillary clinton * helped them build their own silicon valley. they were sitting around with the fbi informant laughing, we can't believe how easy it was to get all this st

they persistently for three long years told americans that trump was a russian agent who colluded with moscow in the of the kremlin and of course they ignored all the compelling evidence to the contrary. it will not change, throwing money at a problem is the easy way out and they will never apologize for their wrongful practices. >> jason: i think he was right to sue and evidently, this is not a one-off situation, it happens regularly. i want to talk to you about the cato institute poll because it's fascinating, nearly two and threinthree americans were are intimidated by what they say about the backlash. >> we have seen people fire that simply forcing that trump is the president of the united states. there was a baseball coach the other day who got fired literally for tweeting that president trump is the president of the united states. people have gotten fired for disagreeing about black lives matter, and they are not going to want to be outspoken about their support for president trump or first thing they are conservatives. so what does that mean for november? we thought we saw a lot of ant

former cia agent dan hoffman who was stationed in moscow says he's not ruling out any possibilities. >> given it is russ i would not put it past them that they might be trying to interfere with her ability to make a vaccine to cause economic harm. >> reporter: the letter putin spokesman denying those accusations a russia has nothing to do with those attempts. jillian: louisiana senator john kennedy reflected on the president's handling the pandemic and says the american people must overcome it. >> it is a very unsettled time in america and the captain of the ship always gets blamed. some of my colleagues think we will get through it because of government, they thing government made america break. i don't believe that. america was made great by ordinary people doing extraordinary things and it is ordinary people doing extraordinary things, middle-class americans who get us through this. rob: a california city pulling police and traffic stops. jillian: a reckless move and founder of the wounded. joins us next. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.

. >> the president says this is a hoax, former cia station chief dan often served moscow and two issues at play, his live to explain. >> soccer player defending her decision to stand her in the and while teammates neil. the patriotic reason behind her choice when "fox and friends first" rolls along on thursday. >> another russia hoax? that is the word from donald trump if you go to secretary of state defend the intelligence community over the russian bounty controversy. >> they don't see many things they don't think rose to the occasion, the student rise to the occasion. i think it is a hoax. >> when the intelligence community feels something needs to get the president i'm sure they will consistently present it. >> is democrats pick apart the story top intelligence leaders status unverified and call for a probe with more briefings scheduled for today, russia speaking out to speak on the story themselves. dan hoffman, good to see you, thanks for joining us. you say there are two issues at play, what are they? >> the first is a duty to warn. when we collect intelligence even if it is batt

house speaker nancy pelosi calling for new sanctions on moscow after being briefed on reports russia placed bounties on us soldiers. >> when congress in a bipartisan way passed sanctions on russia, the administration told us to take out the sanctions on the intelligence and defense sector. those should definitely still be. jillian: russia is denying claims they supplied weapons to the taliban and. the congressman will join us to discuss what he learned. today several major league baseball teams are starting spring-training workouts, the boston red sox and detroit tigers are some of the teams returning to the field. players will train inside the ballparks rather than traditional spots in florida and arizona. the shortened 60 day season is expected to start later this month. it is 11 minutes after the hour. bill diblasio calling out protesters occupying city hall. >> a protester who says file nasty things to a police officers degrading their own movement. jillian: many ask what took so long and is that enough? a retired nypd lieutenant joins us to discuss next. calls for the washington

gave steele information after traveling to moscow. we'll have more on this information in the next hour. todd: church volunteer facing charges after admitting to setting a 15th century cathedral on fire in france. he was arrested for allegedly lighting two or of begans and electrical box on fire. the flames destroyed the cathedral's historic stained glass windows. police say the man did not reveal a motive. jillian: forget the batmobile, the joker has a jet ski. a man dressed as the iconic batman villain was seen riding in the waterways in new york city. todd: that's creepy. that's just real creepy. time now, 42 minutes after the hour. the feds turning to social media to put rioters behind bars. kurt the cyber guy warns violent protesters that nothing in the private world is private, i should say in the digital world. he joins us, next. jillian: baseball fans missing ballpark food has something to celebrate. the new service bringing home plate to fans' front doors. ♪ i want it all. ♪ i want it all. ♪ and i want it now. ♪ -go.

danger is as new threat to us, joining us now daniel hoffman former cia station chief who served in moscow, iraq and pakistan and a fox news contributor, we know him very well. good to see you. to steal information so they can create their own virus for themselves or is it to prevent the west from discovering one to solve this or is it a bit of both? >> at least with the canadians and the british in the united states this far have been saying is that this is an attempt by russia and the other nations ironic china as well to steal our intellectual property, there is a couple of issues, and in inverted keystroke could result in damaging or altering our data by compromising our research and is certainly i would not put it past the russians in particular to sabotage our efforts, they view everything in terms of zero-sum game, what's good for the united states is bad for russia and they'd like to bring as much economic harm on a nation as possible. we have to consider the possibility however, it might seem to us. eric: some reports say this department called a pt 29 has been doing this, they go

what happens next, house speaker nancy pelosi has talked about possibly imposing sanctions on moscow and some sources i've spoken with indicated that they would like a nondiplomatic solution. bill, back to you. >> bill: we will see what that could be. thank you, chad. meanwhile, this is breaking this afternoon. longtime associate of jeffrey epstein arrested today on alleged sex abuse charges. in a moment, the latest on her bond hearing forthcoming. also, police in seattle putting a stop to the chop in that town, the mayor declaring the gathering unlawful after two deadly shootings and the father of one of those victims now talking in an exclusive interview here on box. >> somebody should have helped my son, he needed help. he needed paramedics, he needed the police to come and somebody was supposed to go in there and help my son. ♪ is that good? no you were talking about allstate and... i just... when i... accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. get relief finally, with magnilife® pain relieving foot cream. while also restoring cracked, damaged, and it

the members of the house intelligence committees were approved whether moscow issued it counties to kill forces in afghanistan. correspondent chad pergram has the story. >> the alarm bell should have a ring at the white house about the alleged bounties on troops. talk congressional leaders received much of the same intelligence information has the president. house speaker nancy pelosi says that she was left in the dark. >> we have the consequence that the intelligence community should have brought it to us in that way. >> the top republican on the foreign house of eric committees says it should have got to the top. >> the president does deserve to know that it's out there only because of the timing of the peace dale with a telephone itself was going on literally two days after this presidential daily briefing came in. >> of the republicans question the credibility of the information. >> we now know there is no definitive intelligence and their strong dissent between the intelligence community. a career briefer at the cia chose not to highlight this to the president. and that it remains a

. >> the military parade in moscow's red square to celebrate the victory over nazi germany. they estimate over 3,000 world war ii veterans our life but the number declining every year, capturing the stories is more critical than ever. he restored served with the intent of the famed men remain today. >> i felt as though that aircraft was an extension of my body, as though my arms were the wings. >> he says he wants the tuskegee airmen to be remembered as good citizens who helped protect his country during the time of need. >> even in the face of discrimination, it's quite a thing. these guys had been segregated all the time. how did they fly? are they good pilots? the answer is, yes. of the speech of the postwar budget cuts forced stewart out of the air force, he was denied a position as a commercial pilot and transworld islands because of his race. >> i applied with a couple of airlines as a pilot and i was denied from being accepted because of my color. so i went back to school and i got my degree in chemical engineering. as the years passed, i would go to the airport to th

these fools were running around all over europe an moscow, leading institutions, leading reporters, nobody calls them out on that. the whole thing was like some sick fantasy made up by the clinton campaign. maria: many of them actually got pulitzer prizes for their reporting. >> that's right. maria: i want to ask you about robert mueller, these items that were declassified clearly indicate that the fbi knew that the dossier was fake, that the dossier was hearsay and bar talk. how come mueller didn't unearth these things? i mean, let's watch robert mueller when he testified in front of congress to listen to what he said about things like fusion gps. roll the clip. >> when you talk about the firm that produced the steele reporting the name of the firm that produced that was fusion gps. is that correct? >> i'm not familiar with that and i -- >> it is not a trick question or anything. it was fusion gps. maria: i'm not familiar with it. you have unearthed all of these things, lindsey graham declassifying the evidence that the fbi knew the dossier was garbage and he had no recollection? i don't

is accusing russia of conducting a test of antisatellite weapons in space saying it's moscow's intent to deploy weapons that threaten u.s. and allied satellites. the head of the british space agency agreed writing on twitter "russia launched a projectile with characteristics of a weapon." russia says the event was an inspection of a satellite using special equipment. next up, the panel with reaction to today's presidential news conference and the cancellation of jacksonville rnc convention, plus my interview with the white house chief of staff.os because everyone deserves the best. this is unlimited built right. ♪ >> i looked at my team and i said the timing for this event is not right, it's just not right with what has happened recently. the flare up in florida. to have a big convention is not the right time. it's really something that for me, i have to protect the american people. >> bret: president trump canceling the jacksonville, florida, part, he moved from charlotte, north carolina, because of two strict health situation, he wanted to have a bigger party atmosphere but within

so it's similar of to criminologists watching the mayday parade in moscow and seeing who was standing where. campaigns hire and fire people, they promote and demote of people. howard: particularly in this campaign, donald trump ultimately is his own campaign manager. let me get a break. when we come back, the new york times in turmoil as the top editor resigns, blasts the liberal colleagues for bullying her. people used to care. heck, they'd come all the way out here just for a blurry photo of me. oh, that's a good one. wait, what's that? that's just the low-battery warning. oh, alright. now it's all, "check out my rv," and, "let's go four-wheeling." maybe there's a little part of me that wanted to be seen. well, progressive helps people save when they bundle their home with their outdoor vehicles. so they've got other things to do now, bigfoot. wait, what'd you just call me? bigfoot? ♪ my name is daryl. howard: bari weiss, an opinion editor at the new york times, stunned the media word with a scathing resignation letter, acautioninaccusing the paper of mccarthyism. she said she was

up next, john bolton is here on that bombshell report, that moscow is gunning for our forces in afghanistan. bolton has a lot to say about that. critics are blasting him. bolton on the defense and the threats against our nation, straight ahead. eric: john bolton is, quote, whacko, so tweeted the president of the united states a couple weeks ago, calling him a dope who is tedious and wrote a book full of lies and is a disgruntled, boring fool who only want todd go to war. -- wanted to go to war. bolton's interviews have add todd the controversy, taking on added emotion with the report that russia offered bounties to the taliban for killing american troops in afghanistan. the white house says the president was not briefed on that because the claim has not been verified. the report says it was included in presidential reading material. john bolton served as the national security advisor and was a long-serving top level state department official and is now the author of the controversial best seller book, the room where it happened, and he joins us now. the russian bounties, what do you know? >

country for years we learned that he did in line with him saying that he never had a trump tower deal in moscow. he constantly lies about the russians. >> martha: two things, two things, based on the fact of the story that we had for a long time and also been involved for a long time too. president trump it was under investigation and jim comey said he was not and that to congress under oath. the president was indeed under investigation. >> what would you want a counterintelligence officer to do when they're asking the russians to hack in their hacking and i hope they look into it and joe biden was doing that with any other foreign country to influence our election that the fbi would look into it. we went just saying you have to do it properly, basing on evidence and by the way acknowledge that you have the president in the investigation. >> well, -- >> martha: so what, you're allowed to meet with russian people. >> martha: are they are friends, martha? they were told that they had dirt on hillary clinton. >> martha: that meeting was thoroughly investigated and you know as well as i do they cam

morning i spoke with president putin of russia and they are going through a very hard time with this in moscow, in particular. i spoke to the crown prince of saudi arabia and that they are doing well but they are doing gg through a lot. this could have been stopped, and quickly but for some reason it wasn't. so with that, if you have any questions please? >> i just felt it was wrong, steve, for going to what turned out to be a hot spot. when we chose eight, was not at all hot, it was free. it happens quickly, it goes away and it goes away quickly. the key is we wanted it to go away without a lot of death and without a lot of problems and we're learning so much about the disease, that's why we are very cognizant of nursing homes and watching them carefully and especially people over a certain age with diabetes or heart disease in particular, but with a problem. so we didn't want to take any chances. we are going to do a fairly reasonably quick meeting in north carolina and the nomination will be produced. then, we will announce what we are doing and how we are doing it, whether it's something t

i went to brooklyn moscow, right under that bridge. this is disgusting to watch this. i must go after the person hit the chief andhe the head -- of this is a felonious assault, and if it's not within ten to kill, it's at least a felonious assault, and that person should be arrested and charged, and thl the way through. we can't let the passions cool and then you let someone who did that, who actually assaulted the leader of youry police departmet in the world's capital city, and smashed his head -- she's got blood running down his face. it's awful, sean. it is pathetic. >> sean: you know, the president now has borrowed to straighten out the war zones in these democratically run cities, dan bongino. >> yeah. >> sean: be cities, all of them have one thing in common: run by the liberal for decades. joe biden now has embraced of this effort, trying to back off it today, but he said what he said. they have now become the enemy, and of course, we are going to reallocate money. he's not talking about more police. he has adopted bolshevik bernie's agenda. he's adopted this mad

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it seems to be expanding at the expense of democracy and freedoms, both in hong kong and also from moscow. so let's start with russia. after the reports of bounties on u.s. troops, unverified, supposedly by the same unit responsible for poisoning of defectors in your country. when it comes to russia, what are we both up against? >> well, it's obviously very concerning, eric. we don't talk about comments on individual intelligence reports but i think it's part of a hardening of russian attitudes that we've seen in afghanistan over the last eight years or so and it wouldn't be surprising regardless of this individual report, there has been russian mamaligned behavior around the world for some time. look at what's happening in syria. they tried to solve a security council resolution on humanitarian aid, getting into syria cross-border. we have the poisoning as you say. we had an a assassination in be. in terms of a dutch plane that's down that has been taken to the european court of human rights. all of the things, along with the annexation of crimea, they represent a real hardening of the r

the british foreign minister accusing moscow of pursuing selfish interests with reckless behavior. russia denies having anything to do with the hacking attempts. benjamin hall reports on this live in london. what do you think we've learned so far? >> a lot of other information coming out of this, what is so significant is for the first time, the british americans and canadians have all pointed the finger directly at russia and accuse them of being behind state-sponsored hacking. in this case, the coronavirus vaccine research. an investigation between the three intelligence agencies uncovered this plot to steal research directly from pharmaceutical companies from their hard work and academic institutions working specifically on the coronavirus vaccine and therapeutic research. they say it's been going on since february for the infamous russia happening group has also now for the first time been publicly linked to russian intelligence. cozy bear has been previously linked to attacks on the white house, the state department, and the democrats. in this case, the russian spies are accus

moscow was having a tremendous problem. we sent them to a lot of different countries, many. we have a full supply in our country. the amazing thing is we started with very few are not one person that needed a ventilator did not get a ventilator. that's a pretty amazing statistics. we have nearly 1,400 federal personnel on the ground already in florida, including personnel supporting nursing homes. we have doctors, military doctors. they are incredible. very talented people. frankly they are very brave people but they are all over the state helping with your medical folks. ron asked if he could get some extra people here. we did it immediately. the last week leave open five new testing sites. we are sending rapid test kits to 701 medicaid and medicare certified nursing homes in the state. we've also sent multiple shipments of protective equipment to all of the nursing homes and as i sat on ventilators, i can also talk about in florida and miami, they have everything they need. they don't need any. they don't need any. testing lies, we've tested almost 60 million people throug

idea when they came to power in what became the soviet union, they went into the holiest church in moscow and turned it into a stable and brought cows and brought horses inside because they wanted the manure and they wanted to make the statement to the people, old is bad and everything is going to be new now and we're going to clean it all up. the history books were rewritten, some of the old people in russia right now are discovering cossacks it's all over tv and old people are saying that never existed, this never happened. but the young people discovered history that was erased by the communists. and that looks like where we're headed and i'm an old guy, i won't be around to witness it. alicia: it's so important to learn history so we know what we're witnessing and we understand the changes people are trying to accomplish right now and the way they're doing them don't always work. doug wead, thanks for your time today and happy fourth of july. >> happy fourth of july to you, alicia. alicia: leland. leland: there are a number of groups marching around protesting and this marks the sixth

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"to russians that i felt senior roles in moscow's military intelligence service known as the gru have been identified as responsible for a disinformation effort meant to reach americans and western audiences. they go on to detail, between may and early july, the russians used at trio of english language websites to disseminate information about covid-19 and published about 150 articles regarding the pandemic response including russia's counter covid-1covid-19 aid to america t mirrors chinese narratives early on. naming three register russia, and identify the two russians as dennis valerio vic and alexander janovic. russian officials are blasting the accusations calling it conspiracy theories, some kind of persistent phobia. we reached out and should not be surprised and we should worry about china this it election cycle. >> trace: at graph, thank you. >> sandra: former vice president joe biden set to announce his vp pick next week but politico tried to beat him to it, whether they meant to or not. mistakenly reporting that he had chosen kamala harris as his running mate. the magazine

so mayor de blasio says this is too important in this moscow lawn but can't an event like that equally spread covid-19? >> bill de blasio was one of the worst public officials in america and i think one hit the point at the end assaying you look to your public officials for guidance about what is safe and what is not and what you heard in that clip we just played from bill de blasio was precious nothing about masks or social distancing, but what he is doing is indistinguishable from every democrat across the country that runs major cities. they are paralyzed with fear about reopening the economy that will not under any circumstances stand up to a progressive base and say perhaps mass gatherings in the street every night and are not terrific for spreading covid also. no one is doing that, no one is trying to qualify it by providing these health or safety guidance. i think it's really irresponsible. >> sandra: here is the headline up on the screen, we waste time on a stupid stunt baiting trump black lives are being ended daily things to the crime wave, plainly has no clue how to stop it