FOREIGN DONATION PROBE: @LucasFoxNews breaks down new federal investigations into Duke University and the University of North Dakota regarding foreign gifts and contract disclosures. Officials are examining Duke's ties to Wuhan University over a campus established outside Shanghai, alongside UND's aerospace and drone research involving investments from Chinese companies with ties to the Chinese military. Both schools have 30 days to hand over records.

INSIDE THE JURY ROOM: @foymeetsworld breaks down the latest developments as Michael Desronvil, the lone holdout juror who forced a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, speaks out for the first time. While the defense argued postpartum psychosis and fellow jurors claimed he expressed confusion, Desronvil maintains he had no doubts that Clancy planned and knew what she was doing.

NEW RUSSIA SANCTIONS SIGNED INTO LAW 🚨 President Trump approves a sweeping sanctions package that marks a major final legislative legacy for the late Senator Lindsey Graham. @aishahhasnie reports.

DISTANCE AND DAMAGE CONTROL: @BillMelugin_ breaks down the unfolding political fallout as left-wing commentator Hasan Piker dominates headlines with controversial remarks, including claiming the Middle East would be more stable if Iran had a nuclear weapon, and naming Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as his early 2028 pick. Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces renewed questioning over past campaign ties to Piker. While El-Sayed attempts to distance himself and halt campus tours, he plans to campaign with former Vice President Kamala Harris next week, drawing sharp criticism from Republican opponent Mike Rogers.

POCKETBOOK ISSUES VS. OVERSIGHT: @ChadPergram breaks down the unfolding strategy for the midterm campaigns. While Democrats lean heavily into pocketbook issues, high energy prices, and accountability, some Republicans are frank about messaging vulnerabilities heading into the fall.

WHITE HOUSE MEDIA BAN: @pdoocy breaks down major breaking developments. The U.S. has struck a sweeping agreement with Denmark and Greenland granting permanent military access, basing, and overflight rights while explicitly barring China, Russia, and other non-NATO nations from establishing military bases on the island. President Trump also announces a ban barring CNN, MSNOW, and Politico from White House grounds, citing cumulative reporting issues. Meanwhile, the administration is preparing for upcoming meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping and discussions at the United Nations General Assembly.

TIMELINES AND EXPECTATIONS: "The point is, [the war] is going to continue all the way through the election, and be an issue for him all the way through the election. The Republicans who are hoping this will be over by the Fourth of July... hope it will be over by the Labor Day. And now they know they’re going to have it until the election." @ByronYork

FRUSTRATIONS ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL: "Every time there’s these new comments that come out from Hasan Piker, it does get back to this issue... We have seen him try to not only distance himself from those comments that Piker has previously made, but make himself a candidate who can perhaps attract some of these independents, attract some of these potentially Republican votes as he tries to win this very, very close Senate race." @fran_chambers

TREASURE TROVE OF REMARKS: "The problem for Abdul and a lot of progressives that have campaigned and openly welcomed Hassan is that they now have to take into account... the comments that he said four years [ago], there is a treasure trove of things that are controversial that Hassan has said. And so when you have agreed to campaign with him, you’ve also agreed to tie your messaging and your campaigning with him." @yemisi Yemisi breaks down the ongoing controversy surrounding Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and his past association with left-wing streamer Hasan Piker. Discussing how tying campaign messaging to Piker opens candidates up to years of controversial past statements, the panel examines the broader implications for progressive campaigns and voter base alignment as the election approaches.

NEW PENTAGON WAIVER FOR UFO REPORTING: Current and former military personnel now have greater freedom and whistleblower protection to report encounters with UFOs and Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) without facing civil or administrative punishments. @LucasFoxNews reports on the major policy shift.

IS AMERICA WINNING THE AI RACE?: "We are. Now let's define what that means. Because the AI race with China, this is an adoption race. It's not who has the coolest model. But when the dust settles, and around the world AI is pervasive, are they going to be using American models or Chinese models?" @BoozAllen Rozanski argues that the U.S. is indeed winning, but defines the contest as an "adoption race" rather than a battle for the coolest model, centering on whether the pervasive global AI of the future will run on American or Chinese infrastructure.

SHOULD AI MAKE LETHAL DECISIONS: "No. But the question is, what does it mean to have a human in the loop? I think there's a conversation now about is the human on the loop, meaning not every individual decision gets made by the technology, it gets made a human, but the overall objective and making sure that AI is behaving the way we expect it to behave... requires human supervision for absolutely the foreseeable future." @BoozAllen Horacio Rozanski discusses the ethical and strategic boundaries of artificial intelligence in defense. Addressing whether AI should ever make a lethal decision without a human in the loop, Rozanski draws a clear line, emphasizing that overall objectives and supervision must remain in human hands for the foreseeable future.

AI INTEGRATION DILEMMA: "It's a challenging topic because we really cannot slow down. AI is essential to our national security, essential to these missions. This is the technology that is going to power the economy, our national security and our economic security for the next half century." @BoozAllen Hamilton President and CEO Horacio Rozanski joins @BretBaier to discuss the rapid deployment of artificial intelligence across federal agencies and the delicate balance between innovation and security. Addressing new survey findings that show 58% of federal agencies are deploying or piloting AI agents while only 28% feel highly confident in securing them, Rozanski emphasizes that the U.S. cannot afford to slow down in a race that will power the economy and national security for the next half century.

AI HYPE VS. REALITY: "It wasn’t rogue. It didn’t do anything rogue. It did exactly what it was trained to do. And so the question we have to ask is... was it trained to do that? Did it do its job? We have to connect the dots before we go on a suicidal mission of allowing China to super seed us in open AI." @cvpayne Payne questions the narrative behind these alarming disclosures, suggesting that many systems are simply executing the tasks they were designed to do amid fierce competition between frontier models and open-source alternatives. The discussion explores whether calls for sudden federal regulations risk cementing the positions of major tech players, and why maintaining America's competitive edge against China remains critical.

WHY ARE BOND YIELDS SHIFTING? "They have tapped all of their cash and now they are going to the markets. The number one buyer out there, who has now become the number one consumer of liquidity, that leaves a very small number of buyers and they get to demand higher yields. That’s one of the reasons." @cvpayne Payne breaks down the complex factors driving Treasury yields, explaining how giant tech "hyper scalers" have shifted from being cash-flush buyers of assets to becoming major consumers of liquidity in the open market, forcing higher yields and prompting action from the Federal Reserve.

CONTROVERSY IN MICHIGAN SENATE RACE: Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed goes on the defense after his campaign ally, left-wing streamer Hasan Piker, claims in an Axios interview that the U.S. causes more terror "pound for pound" than al-Qaeda, sparking swift backlash from both parties. @BillMelugin_ breaks down the growing political fallout.

AI & THE ECONOMIC WORKFORCE: "Regardless of Congress being in session or not members currently running in elections are going to run on AI and not as this big concept... but AI as it undercuts to the economic security of it all." @yemisi

FEDERAL RESERVE PARADOX: "To have any sort of long term stability, on inflation he’ll have some short term pain and that’s why there is a collision course with the president who just appointed him." @HansNichols

ECONOMIC WARNING FLARE "I think we all understand. It’s more of a warning flare. It’s not an economic earthquake." @Reince Reince Priebus breaks down why current financial shifts aren't an economic earthquake, while oil prices and inflation remain front and center ahead of the midterms.