Fox & Friends Weekend

Rep. Brandon Gill supports President Trump's executive order targeting alleged ideological bias at the Smithsonian and calls for museum officials to be fired over left-wing influence. The order mandates warning signs at National Park Service walkways near the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History and requires temporary exhibits to 'correct' historical narratives.

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will require officers to use body cameras during vehicle stops, as stated by Tom Homan, the Trump administration 'border czar'. This directive comes amid scrutiny following two fatal shootings by ICE officers earlier this month.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recalled his final conversation with late South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican, where Graham opposed Netanyahu's proposal to phase out U.S. military aid to Israel, emphasizing security concerns. Netanyahu praised Graham's unwavering support for Israel and Ukraine, highlighting his impact as a key ally.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum vowed 'full' prosecution for vandals who damaged the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool with a 350-foot gash and anti-Trump graffiti. Seven arrests and 18 police reports were made in connection to the vandalism, which delayed repairs ahead of July 4 celebrations. President Donald Trump condemned the act as an attack on the country.

Vice President JD Vance appeared on 'Fox & Friends Weekend,' claiming that Democrats are promoting their 'most-radical fringes.'

Vice President JD Vance criticized the Democratic Party for aligning with its 'most-radical fringes' after socialist candidates won key local races. He argued that progressive policies, such as abolishing ICE, harm American workers and alienate moderate Democrats.

Vice President Vance stated there was no evidence Iran had blocked the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran's top joint military command announced the closure of the key waterway. Vance highlighted record-breaking oil flow in the strait during an interview.

Steve Hilton criticized Democrats for making California unaffordable, citing high taxes, homelessness, and government dysfunction. He is running for governor against Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer, with early vote counts suggesting he may secure a spot in the November runoff.

Pete Hegseth, Secretary of War, criticized the United States Military Academy (West Point) for adopting 'woke' ideologies and lowering military standards through DEI initiatives. He argued that political correctness and focus on race/gender undermine combat readiness, echoing concerns raised by a West Point officer. Author Robert Maginnis supports Hegseth, citing personal experiences of declining military traditions.