the senate takes a big step to pass a big beautiful bill. vice president bands allow bidding person to back of the procedural vote. on the senate floor now is what you are looking at. in hours long verbal reading of the massive 900 plus a page a bill. minority leader chuck schumer

demanded they rated all but after that's finished senators will begin to make this afternoon. welcome to fox news like i am rich edson. let's collide to capital senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is tracking the progress of the big beautiful bill hi chad. >> fed x rant commercials back in the 1980s with a fast talking businessman. that is not exactly how it has gone and the senate overnight. clerks begin reading the bill out loud at 11:08 p.m. eastern time for their been methodically plodding through every single page. >> no amount may be cured under subparagraph eight and a county or after the fifth calendar year. section 5000e -- one. in position to tax precook subchapter c stopping abusive financial practices. >> here's what to expect the clerks conclude their reading in a few hours than centers debate the bill. a marathon voting session begins after words. that could consume nine -- 15

hours. a final vote might not come until tomorrow afternoon. passing the senate is one thing but then the house must still sync up. because there is no margin for error. never bet against president trump. he has on the phone. he is working it. they pass this by one vote out of the house before it were likely to pass it with a similar margin in the senate. do not bet against president trump. the hustings act on it quickly get it to the present to sign into law. cooks to senate republicans voted no on a test about last night. rand paul and thom tillis. democrats contend there is a reason tillis voted no. >> the big not very beautiful bill we are about to vote on here in the senate was going to cut $900 billion out of medicaid. do not believe me listen to senator thom tillis easements inc. loudly this builds a bad deal for the middle class. it will raise healthcare costs and throw them millions off of healthcare.

>> expect house conservatives to balk at the senate bill they feared the senate may jam them for the house only approved its version by one vote to many expected the senate to make the bill better but president trump may need to lower the hammer on skeptical members. >> as you reported from senator banks this is something of the senate passes that there will not be any changes in the house. itit's going to happy up or down with narrow margins house members do not typically like to generally accept what the senate sends over right? what side is right they are freed by getting jammed as they say they have to take this version. there's going to be a lot of persuasion by the president house speaker mike johnson. especially if they're going to get december the fourth of july. they could change the bill and play ping-pong and bounce back to the senate but that will is the deadline progress chad pergram excellent reporting is always on capitol hill thank you. president trump is in washington this weekend closely monitoring the debate on capitol hill already calling for gop senator

thom tillis to face a primary for opposing lessons procedural vote on his signature bill. madeleine rivera is live outside the white house with more. >> the present is ramping up his criticism of tillis he has a new post on true the social sink tillis is a talker and complainer not a doer he is worse than rand paul. senator paul was just with the president yesterday golfing with him in virginia. despite calling out these two senators the president said he's proud of the republican party for advancing the legislation overnight. but this doe is not mean the fil passage is guaranteed here is he president with maria on "sunday morning futures" addressing the concerns of some republicans like senator ron johnson. he is where the bill edge of the country's deficit. >> we are cutting 1.7 let's see, yes 1.7 trillion think of it. think i just saw the number a little while ago. $1.7 trillion.

but we can grow our country so much more than that and you also have to get elected. you know, when you cutting you have to be a little bit careful because people do not like this is haley cutting if they get used to something. >> a president once again appeared to soften on a self-imposed july 4 deadline think the most important thing is to just have the bill. speaking of deadlines the white house has said july 9 as a date to inc. trade deals and he tells maria he's not going to be expanding that timeframe. adding is going to send letters to different countries laying out the traded terms as we'll see tariffs each country would be paying for the president made news regarding tiktok saying they have found a buyer for the beijing -based social company. the president said he will have more details in about two weeks. >> madlin light for us at the white house thank you. joining me and out lie from capital a republican senator from north dakota kevin cramer. senator come thanks for joining

us this afternoon. the bill released last night as a whole slew of amendment that are going to be voted on shortly. do you expect at the end they will be any significant changes to what was announced and voted on last night? or is this pretty much the deal? >> great question. i suspect after 30, 40 or may be more amendment votes the bill is going to look at awful lot like it looks right now. analysts are some technical things that have to be changed i would expected to be very similar to what the text is. and i would say why not? a lot of hard work, a lot of discussion, a lot of debate, a lot of discussion with her house friends and leadership and the white house has led to the product that is on the floor right now. and i am with the president and others and said the most important thing right now to pass the bill. >> are you concerned about the future in the house i know you and other republicans have talked about the consultation that have gone out with house leahouseleadership in crafting s version. the bill is somewhat different significantly different in other

areas and with the house sent you guys over a few weeks ago. >> is not all that different. it's interesting listening to chad's hit where he talks about house conservatives concerned because that the senate would make the build better you go to senate conservatives who think it does not go far enough. when you have those different views i think we found the sweet spot pretty well. we report clearly more aggressive when it came to medicaid and medicaid abuses than the house was it took a much more intimate approach into anything i would suspect conservatives might wish we had done more than they were able to do. but remember the perfect built that only gets 217 votes in the house or 49 votes in the senate is worth nothing. this bill is critical to donald trump's agenda. first on keeping taxes low and even lowering them further adding to the child tax credit.

adding to the standard deduction which is really important to middle income americans the tax on tips, that tax on overtime. these are major accomplishments for us and even medicated stuff. and by the way getting rid of a lot of the junk in the ira are the very inefficient electricity generation for example by wind and solar that has been subsidized for almost 35 years now. putting more of an emphasis on base load electricity and reliable grid as opposed to this sort of barely hanging on grid that we have right now. there are so many good things for the trump agenda that i think at this time is time for a binary choice and es is the obvious answer. >> you can expect democrats are weighing in on the medicaid changes. the idea that this bill is kicking illegal immigrants off of medicaid. there is no federal provision for that.

here's what senator coons had to say. >> that federal funding of our medicaid does not go to people are not american. their states using their state funding to provide healthcare for people who are on documented. >> are you concerned about the medicaid cuts will hit american citizens, lead to fewer services for them? >> i really am not. first of all many states have abused that legal tools they have in a medicaid to the point where it has become such, and one hand upon site scheme and another hand a money laundering operation that funds very liberal state policies and actually scrape some money right off the top from the federal taxpayer. the fact for example that medicaid in the last four years under joe biden has accelerated so quickly that the state taxes that many states are using, has

quadrupled. and, that same time frame the federal outlay has grown eight 100%. that is federal taxpayer funding to the states has gone up eight 100%. so, we have to stop this there will be no medicaid for anybody if we do not get it under control. i am not worried about it the faster we pass this bill the quicker americans will see the benefits they receive from this bill and there will be great rewards going forward for republicans that have the courage and have had the courage to stand up and do the tough work. >> some republicans have been concerned about the price tag raises the debt ceiling was very likely add to the national debt. the republicans going to have to come back later in this year or next year i do more in deficit reduction? >> absolutely and we can do that but we have some rescission packages to deal with as well the white house is sent a rescission package that relates to public broadcasting that i'm quite certain we should be able to pass with a simple majority

that will reduce some of this meant we have two more opportunities within this congress to budgeteers 26 and 27 to direct i inflation again. but, when you get to that point you have got the scalpel and go line by line as ron johnson often says through the entire budget i make sure you are doing the right things and doing no harm will doing great good. i don't think we have given adequate weight to the fact this bill were going to pass this weekend will grow the economy enormously we saw that the last 72017 there will be even more at this time. i do think this is a deficit reduction bill when you consider particularly with the regulations he trump administration is cutting and revising when you consider the trade deals even some of that revenue coming in from tariffs. and then after that the certainty this tax bill is going to provide a business as an investment. i think you are going to see

budget deficit reductions as a result of this bill alone. >> the ratings agencies are not too bullish on the american physical future. we'll see how it plays out senator kevin cramer thank you very much. >> thank you for the opportunity. candidate for new york city mayor zohran mamdani his defund the police movements when his past policy positions as critics are highlighting this morning the democratic socialist offender what some call fringe policies on the sunday show circuit. cb cotton is live in your with more. >> yes zohran mamdani is taken scrutiny for the past defund nypd comments appeared what some call and 11th hour reversal this year called nypd critical while arguing that rank-and-file cops don't want to deal with mental health issues. so, he has proposed replacing traditional roles with community-based interventions and mental health outreach and new department of community

safety separate from the nypd he is also said he would eliminate nypd strategic response a group that response to protests which happen quite often here in the big apple. this morning the 33-year-old defending his politics. >> i call myself a democratic socialist in many ways inspired by the doctor came from decades ago who said call up democracy called democratic socialism has to be a better distribution of wealth for all of god's children in this country. incumbent eric adams is running as an independent the former m white pd captain has been outspoken on his pro- police views but is taking heat from the left for his willingness to work with ice and the new administration. which all of this came after the federal corruption charges against him were dismissed top public safety leaders and adams administration tell us support for police is crucial to keep the city safe. >> there's no community in new york city.

that does not want the fringe ideology in the neighborhoods. >> are public and candidate has also campaigned as a pro police and propose adding thousands more officers as the nypd currently faces a staffing shortage. zohran mamdani has said he will not add new officers to the force of elected but will instead focus on more outreach and antiviolence programs. amany expect a three-way race between former former governor andrew cuomo cannot be ruled out because despite being defeated in the democratic primary, he remains on the independent ballot line. back to you. cb cotton life for us and york thank you prep more this the big beautiful belt nor congresswomar congresswoman and congressional salt caucus member nicole, congresswoman thank you for joining us this afternoon.

were you surprised at all what happened in the democratic primary for mayor? >> quite frankly not really. the democrat party in new york has gone so far to the left much further to the left than the national democrats and they are pretty bad as it is. what we see here in new york sadly are individuals who want to move our country toward socialism led by people like aoc and we are really concerned about this candidate becoming the next mayor. obviously his policies would destroy new york and deteriorate public safety even further. they want to hear from businesses they want to flee from t that tax abasing onto flt in the middle class as well. we need someone who's going to address the true issues of public safety and affordability in york. it's not this guy he would make those problems much much worse.

>> what he think the best way politically going forward would be for those who would oppose zohran mamdani to run this race isn't governor cuomo dropping out, backing mayor adams how does that happen? >> it's important that republicans independence and common sense democrats unite behind one particular candidate but riright now looking at thisd it would make sense and be the republican nominee simply because you have three democrats in their that would be splitting the vote. curtis is someone is decades of experience serving our city from his heart not his elected office he worked with the homeless, the transit system he founded the guardian angels to reinstate public safety on our streets and protect fellow new yorkers he has had a lot of work helping the mentally ill. he does have experience i question whether you can garner the resources to get this message out. we need to look at polling and see what is our best path forward. the bottom line is i think there are enough new yorkers i have faith there are enough new

yorkers to understand how dangerous electing someone ideology would be for the city. clearly said could not support the police could stand in the went ice doing their job deporting criminals does not support wants to destroy capitalism. this is a very dangerous individual we must work together to defeat him. >> one of the important political items at least here in washington are republicans from the new york area from other high tax jurisdictions is the whole salted deduction basically it allows you to deduct a larger percentage of what you're sending to your local government from your federal taxes. you've got about a $40000 deduction faces out after five years. are you comfortable with the agreement they reached over the senate? >> it is quadrupling the salt deduction is great as a house ways and means committee member i taught for 30,000 which would have tripled covering 98% of my district that would've lasted

for 10 years. this is a deal i think is a very palatable and will certainly make my constituents happy they are getting crushed with hyatt property and high income taxes. the reality is new yorkers to pay more to the federal government and they receive it back we do subsidize red states. to stop the other way around us of my colleagues claimant. everyone is going to be unhappy or somewhat happy with this legislation. may bmay be very happy of certan provisions as i am a special tax that we work for that would deliver real relief of working families, the middle class as well as our senior citizens. this is huge. we need to support president trump's agenda get this across the finish line and understand none of us are going to get everything that we want in this bill. but together we can finalize this product with some amendments hopefully in the senate that could ease some of the medicaid provisions. we can deliver this for the american people it will be great for our eco economies pro growt, approach drops, pro- american policy allows americans keep

more of the hard earned money and for once we are seeing government focus on the middle class are seniors who are struggling on social security. the waiters and waitresses the real working class of this country i think it's a good product we should do our best to get it across the finish line this week assuming the senate does his job today and everything is as we anticipate it will be when he gets out of the chamber. rich: of the senate does that you have a number of republicans who have criticized the total cost on this some of the medicaid cuts. do you think those objections will begin to fall away once this bill, if this bill passes the senate and eventually comes to up or down on the house floor? >> we've been very engaged with our leadership of the white house. with members of the senate. we know there are some amendments that will be brought to the floor that may make some last-minute changes. a lot of members on the house are waiting to see what is the final product? most of the things we all voted for here are in that bill. there have been some changes and

we would like to obviously see the final product product before a determination. we have worked so diligently over the past two years to get this to the point where it is. i thought when it came out of the house it was very well balanced tax policy. medicaid provisions truly focused on waste, fraud, and abuse we are protecting a medicaid for our most vuln vulnerable. our seniors individuals with disability or children with developmental disabilities. let's see what the senate finally does on the medicaid piece. right now that's the biggest piece that may be causing some members in the house was 20 or 30 members that have concerns and i share some of those concerns as well i'm also of the understanding i am not going to get every thing i want in this bill but you got to vote for something if it's more good than bad you should be voting for the bill. it took a lot of effort to get to this point and there was a lot of input. all of us had really good input a lot of my tax provisions that will help the middle class are

in their coming of a house ways and means committee. overall and prepare this package. rich: imagine getting a phone call from president trump opposing the singer comes out or the final vote. congresswoman nicole malliotakis republican from new york thank you for joining us. much appreciated. >> thank you. rich: fire and explosion philadelphia collapse multiple buildings and date. city officials have the blast damage even more first responders evacuated nearby residents as a precaution. two people were hospitalized with one in critical condition. the cause of explosion is under investigation. former president joe biden former vice president harris were among more than a thousand and minneapolis yesterday for the funeral former minnesota house speaker melissa hortman. investigators say earlier this month the government posing as a police officer killed her and her husband mark. another lawmaker and his wife were also hurt in a separate attack tied to the same suspect. new arrest and suspected iranian

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rich: federal agents busted two more people at a los angeles area home that customs and border protection officials say is a human smuggling hub. the same address was seven

iranian nationals, some on the update terror watch list were arrested just last week. christina coleman is live in los angeles with the latest on the story. >> and federal authorities said they busted a human smuggling hub tied to national security threats right here in los angeles. take a look at this video. two people including this man were arrested at that location just two days ago by federal authorities. and earlier this week iranian nationals were arrested at the very same address including individuals on the fbi terror watch list. associates of an iranian human trafficking network according to customs and border protection. cbp says this location has repeated bleat used to harbor illegals linked to terrorism. >> all right, and so it cbp it release a statement on the matter saying intelligence indicates a smuggling network is trafficked individuals from adversarial regimes including iran opposing direct risk to

u.s. national security paid president trump is clear that safety of the american people, that is a top priority not sure if you have the sand sound from todd alliance let's go ahead and play that. >> we do have a list of several high-profile countries that are considered high risk that we are focused on. we want to go ahead and make sure he find those individuals that came here in the united states without any without proper vetting and who is stuck in it we went to make sure protecting americans here on american soil. >> last week alone i stress is 130 iranian nationals across the u.s. 670 of them are currently an iced attention. what you are seeing there is what dhs issued last saturday it's a national terrorism advisory system both in a heightened threat environment across the u.s. due to the direct involvement of the u.s. and the ongoing conflict between israel and iran. you have multiple federal agencies all over this. rich: christina coleman a live

person los angeles thank you. florida governor desantis is bound to fight a lawsuit by environmental groups to stop the construction of a new migrant detention center near the everglades. it's not as all get alligator alcatraz priest approved by the department of homeland security of the federal reimbursement of $450 million a year. madison is a life with more on the story. >> and governor desantis assess alligator alcatraz could start housing migrants on tuesday it's being built on a former training base in the marshy florida everglades the group filing the lawsuit and people who are against alligator alcatraz say it could really harm the environment. >> are so many reasons that make florida great including immigrants and the everglades. the reason for doing this is embarrassing for the irony of this happening in such a sacred land we taken somewhat from the indigenous people to take what's

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cut $900 billion out of medicaid. this bill is a bad deal for the middle class. all rates and healthcare cost and throat millions off of needed healthcare. rich: senate debate over the one big beautiful bill it will soon begin as republicans look to pass a president trump spending measure in the coming hours. let's bring it to lay's clinical panel with mere part of ppartnerperspective strategies n taylor democratic strategist. i will start to the opposite view of that was it cuts taxes. deet regulates it will get the economy moving what is not to like? >> it is not big and beautiful to big and ugly for the american people. might be beautiful for trump, his administration and agenda but not for the american people at large there is a quote by a rapper who says they have money for wars but cannot be the poor. people in america are hurting. people don't have jobs. they are losing their jobs right now for the job market is oversaturated. people that will feed their families that they get off

snapping it something they're heavily rely on not because they want to be on it. but out of necessity but if medicaid is cut people will not have access to healthcare that they desperately need. my mother was one of the people that desperately needed access to medicaid but did not lead it to see it to fruition. my concern is out of the pockets of the wealthy few, it's the millions of the american people who need things in this a bill that are going to be cut away from them. that means the difference in life and death for some families. >> we have heard what from objections from some on this was on the same thing play out when it came to the president's cabinet nominees, ultimately for the most part they all came around and voted for the bill, got it done or what if the nominees and got it done. you think they will do that with this bill? >> absolutely. the american people sent president trump to the white house and a majority of republicans to control the senate for one reason. it is to get president trump his agenda through.

this is one of the key milestones and policies in president trump campaign on for the last 18 months. they had better do it because i think the american people their taxes go up by the end of the year of this is not passed they will have [bleep] to pay and rightly so big. >> what present donald trump site is going to lower the cost of eggs and gas and he was going to put more money into the pockets of the american taxpayers. but if they are losing their jobs where does the money come from if they cannot pay for healthcare and they cannot get on medicaid, and awareness and money come from? what's on the sq quickly about what democrats do if and when this bill passes. there's been plenty of messaging on the components of this bill on medicaid and other things. a new york you've got a summer and people focus on the democrat talked about free grocery stores or at city run grocery stores. is the message kind of all over the place now? >> the democrats as a party still have a lot they need to get together.

the longer they continue to ignore what happened and that new york city mayor's race the further they will get behind. we need another reset of the democratic party what republicans are doing is not helpful to all the american people. what continuously only supports or trumps a personal agenda and not the best interest of the american people we are going to continuously run into a wall but it does not matter how bad republicans are treating the american people at the democrats are not standing up and doing enough to help move the country forward. and so now we are at an impasse this is what one party is doing to the american public and this is what another party is failing to do to help the rest of the american public catch up and get on board and move forward. so we need new leaders. we need a better message but new york city was a clear example of that and at that the party doest listen we will not win and the midterms we certainly will not get the white house back in 2028. what this is a type of built in the foundation of the case of running for keeping the congress and the midterms, right?

>> absolutely i beg to differ and egg prices are down and gas prices are the four year low so something is working. one 100% this is part of the landmark domestic policies president trump wanted but he wanted to make your permanent tax cuts to strengthen medicaid and reform it so it actually helps those it was designed to help in the first place. and frankly president trump is having a great week i think were going to continue to do that when the senate and house passed this on july 4 and send it to his desk love a big beautiful law. >> i bought eggs a couple weeks ago they were still $5 maybe a zen for seven or eight but just a few years ago i was only paying two or $3. if people are losing their jobs if grocery prices have gone down just a hair they are still not back to where they were prior to president trump being an office and that's exactly what he campaigned on. the more it trump went in office the more the american people at large lose and that's just the

truth. >> has been in office for five months because he said he would do things on day one. he actually knows and he's been there before nothing at first time her second term is considered of the american people at large they do not look like him. >> we will turn really quick with his investigation ongoing right now into president biden's inner circle. they shielded his health. ryan, sissy type of situation where the american people say we need to get the bottom of this? or president biden is out of office is leave the man out of office. >> he is out of office but this is completed the right thing for congress to look into to understand who was running the country. especially for the last two years the biden administration. you went unelected staffers and political appointees who might very well have been running the country without president biden knowing about it. i'm really glad to seat chairman: issue subpoenas and get this person to come testify before congress. and tell the american people exactly what was happening.

[inaudible] >> quickly we did have a situation where in all this reporting coming out right now there is a very active, according to the books that has come out, very active effort to keep president biden. not only away from public events but from other people in the white house. >> is quite rich republicans have an issue with unelected person supposedly running the country. but with elon musk in unelected billionaire was writing other entities within the country and had a very hard to say on what happens in the american be but they did not see any issue with that by the reality is american people deserve transparency despite he was in the white house and despite he was in congress. as it was to get bigger are you guys thank thanks so much. we appreciate your time. president trump says he is terminating traded talks with canada and ansi could move the upcoming deadline for other tariffs. that is coming up.

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>> we made a deal pretty much with india. he made a deal with china. we made a deal with the uk. great people. we made a deal's i would rather just send them a letter, a very fair letter saying congratulations we are going to allow you to trade in the united states of america pretty going to pay a 25% territory 20, or 40 or 50. i would rather do that. >> extend the pause question because i don't think i will need too. i could. three successive president trump with maria backing up his july 9 deadline to reach deals with major u.s. trading partners prefer the latest on the white house tr at trad trade deals exe director former george w. bush official tim thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> thanks for having me. 361 of the big stories that came out last week as the president sustaining suspending trade negotiations with canada. what is going on there? what is not getting what he wants out of the deal but that's what it is what you do when you're not getting what you want out of it you walk away from the

table and you recalibrate. when they're ready to come back they come back to going to do it this is the art of the deal being played out in real time. we talked about this going back back-and-forth, back-and-forth, back-and-forth. and that is what this is until then you got 25% tariff rate we are negotiating over trying to get that down. but i also want to member usmca is still in effect but we are still honoring that deal that we had with canada and mexico at this point. i think that is staving off some of the economic turmoil at this point. >> that u.s. trades with mexico and canada about even rates one or two atop art trading partners. a lot of it would get from canada is energy. can this affect that we expected pay more for energy? what is funny w what we were gog to the initial lob tariffs on canada it was a big fear within the industry saying this is going to be a huge thing because were i am from in detroit a lot of oil comes back down from

candidate powers the midwest. if you put those on energy is going to be a meaningful consequence for those in which are the states that delivered trump the election. it's interesting trump would exempt or ease of that specific industry from the terrace in order to not affect the people that basically were elected. >> at the very interesting thing i do not seek trump slapping those tariffs back on and raising them but we will see. we will see. >> a present you're just there the july 9 deadline he could extend it, he couldn't extend it, is pushing these deadlines backed is that we can your negotiating position at all when you have a deadline that might not be a deadline? >> i don't think so he is in control right now it is amazing usually go through congress to put tariffs on but trump has elected to use these on which allows him to put tariffs on

unilaterally. which means he puts them on, he can take them off. he can extend negotiation. he is totally in the driver seat at this point. the one thing you have got to understand though if you drop this out if you drop tariffs out that's when you start they see the whole tariff as a tax then come into play uc industry back off. that's when you start to see people not being hired that is the consequence of long-term tariffs. so you want to be careful to walk that line of negotiation but not settle the economy with the heightened tax. >> he got to wrap this up fairly soon question. >> the indicators are looking good at this point there is a good rise in wage and good employment numbers you've got the one big beautiful bill happening which will be a boon to the economy as well. however you are starting to see durable goods, 10 year treasuries. if got to start looking at those factors as well and so i think they're doing that at this point. >> of the part on cost gas

prices are projected to hit a four year low on the fourth of july what's going on there? >> what a difference in election can make it i looked it up right before i came on your the average gallon of gas under biden was $3.45 for the average gallon of gas under president trump's first term $2.57 per gallon. and we are already outpacing biden by 44% in terms of new drilling permits. on the federal lands. these are the areas of biden said were going to back off on. we are not going to do that. because of this you are starting to seat the probe growth energy policies of the trump administration on the first term on steroids or in the second term and that is why you're seeing the gas prices. that is why americans are getting a break from the horrible energy pulses by a by demonstration right now. >> all right tim doescher thanks for joining us. millions of americans at the reds for the upcoming holiday week but could storms affect your plans? that is next.

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millions of americans hit the road ahead of the fourth of july holiday "fox weather" robert ray is on a road trip from atlanta to to new orleans and doddering scattered storms and travel impacts it. i think biloxi, mississippi,

right robert? whence indeed, rich, greens and interstate 10 we are headed to the west into the big easy new orland, biloxi here with scattered showers of the roadway. everything decent so far. by the way biloxi is home to the hurricane hunters fly in and check out the storms in the gulf and the atlantic. that's all becoming active. if you look at the dashcam here you see some of the clouds up in front of us. and now some heavier rain coming down. that's what a lot of folks to start off this independence a week travel may go through as a matter fact it. you see some video of people driving and flying. according to aaa there is over 70 million americans that will hit the roadways and in the air. pretty amazing it's a all-time record we are going to seat this week. over 61 million of those folks will take a road trip 50 miles or more in their vehicles.

and then about 5 million will be on buses and trains and up in the air. about 6 million people will get up there. the problem is we do have a lot of extreme weather that may affect the southeast including the peninsula of florida and up into the northeast on independence day week. we saw it happen it'd lands on friday. oh my gosh we had huge storms come through their with lightni, thunder, hail they grounded 90 planes to check them up for hail on top of t that hundreds more were canceled and delayed really affecting the entire globe as far as air travel atlanta being the busiest airport in the world. rain falling on i-10. we are almost to new orleans nevertheless the big easy is awaiting many people to come in this week. the festival begins on thursday and july 4 happy birthday america. rich: we are on the road with

robert ray thank you for it much more head will take it back to the hill for president trump's a big beautiful bill and the idf kills a key hamas founder. that coming up next.

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