this election. >> joe: yeah, and you think about the margins, carley that joe biden had in 2020. that was a very close election when you look at the states that he won. if he didn't win them, what would have happened? he won, what, georgia by 12,000 votes, arizona by 10,000 votes. wisconsin by three tenths of a percentage point. those states go the other way, then donald trump is still president. so, he can't afford to lose any of these voters by small margins and is he losing them in large margins. if the election were held today, carley, i will leave it here. donald trump is your next president based on the polling we are seeing in every sing situate. >> carley: it's going to be a busy six months so far tying up donald trump in the courtroom hasn't been a strategy that has been beneficial to democrats. joe, got to leave it there. i didn't think we would see you again. here you are. have great day to both of you. >> todd: see you tomorrow. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts now. bi, everybody. >> brian: i can't believe the

time 6:00 a.m. in the east coast we might as well start another show. it's wednesday, may 15th. and this is "fox & friends." i just checked my daily planner. now the news. president biden caught in another inflation fib as he and vp harris embark on blitz to sell the agenda. speaker johnson tells me too little too late. >> no matter where we are, southwest, the east coast, north, south, mid south, doesn't matter, having a hard time getting by because of what joe biden and the democrats have done to the economy. >> ainsley: plus, pooling resources. new york's mayor eric adams has an idea to solve the city's lifeguard shorgt damage. >> brian: this is a great one. >> ainsley: use the migrants. >> how do we have a large body of people that are excellent swimmers and at the same time we need lifeguards. >> brian: they swam over the rio gram. >> lawrence: shallow water. >> brian: the one with the net

tattoo to save me. >> steve: caitlin clark made her wnba debut last night. >> three will tip inside and lay it. in there are the first points in the wnba career of caitlin clark. >> lawrence: we'll break it all down. "fox & friends" starts right now. and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> steve: action. ♪ i work halder ♪ i play reasonable doubter ♪ i'm a american daughter ♪ redneck ♪ blue collar. >> lawrence: this morning i had a little surprise. look at that sun. that's what i'm talking about. >> brian: just as i predicted. >> steve: good morning, massachusetts. >> lawrence: woke up elevator isn't working in my building. # 9th floor in new york city. [sighs] >> lawrence: what's going on? the firemen are here.

>> steve: hair what. >> brian: you mean fire people i get offended. >> lawrence: firemen and women. [siren] >> lawrence: i ran all 69 steps. i finally get down. i get all the way down and elevators are back up. >> steve: what did your building say we were on fire last night and put the fire out and everybody left? >> lawrence: we don't know what happened. the firemen were there. i made it to work. >> brian: your quads must be on fire and calves. >> lawrence: only regret i didn't have the ring that you wear my track. >> ainsley: how long did it take you? >> lawrence: like 15 minutes all together. now, i broke halfway there. and i went to check the elevator to see it was back up all right, next floor. >> steve: if it were out when

you went home. >> ainsley: beauty of living on the 69th floor, you have the beautiful view of the city the water probably hudson river. >> lawrence: i instantly regretted it. >> brian: you do what i do, i have a rope ladder and i would drop it down and use that rope ladder. >> ainsley: you have the jet pack. >> brian: yeah, if the jet pang is out of propane i use the rope ladder. you should try that. >> steve: you would only use that in the event of a fire though. the question is in the event of a fire and you throw the rope ladder down off your balcony are you going to wake up and tell your wife the house is on fire? >> brian: not really. she went to bed late last night. and i don't want to wake her up. >> ainsley: that's terrible. tell her the fire people are here. let's get to some headlines this morning. >> steve: glad you made it. >> lawrence: thank you. >> ainsley: we are. the results are in for several high stakes primaries in west virginia trumped back governor jim justice taking the g.o.p. nomination for the senate seat

and governor justice will take on democrat mayor glen elliott. meanwhile, attorney general patrick morrisey beating out a crowded field hoping to succeed governor jim justice. he will go up against democrat steve williams. in maryland, former governor larry hogan winning the senate primary. he will face democrat angela, also brooks in the general election. and finally in nebraska. congressman don bacon is expected to survive his republican primary. state department sources telling fox news that reports claiming president biden is moving on a new billion dollars weapons deal for central are not accurate. saying the aide isn't new. >> brian: really? >> ainsley: this comes after the u.s. paused a shipment of bombs last week due to concerns about the jewish state planned ground invasion in rafah. anti-israel protests taking over the city university of new york graduate center last night. dozens of students protesters occupying the library and tried

renaming it after a university in gaza that was destroyed in the war. no arrests have been made but the majority of the demonstrators cleared out of the library within a few hours. to an amazing rescue. a florida boat captain jumping into the ocean to rescue a drowning young boy over the weekend. >> tell he was panicked, being swept off of the beach area, and he knew that he was just adrift. so i wanted to immediately jump in. i put him in a cross dress carry and i was calmly talking to him, trying to calm him down. and we just nice and easy took a swim towards the coast. >> ainsley: mayor adams needs to recruit him to be a lifeguard. the captain went on to reveal that he grew up as a lifeguard and has more than 50 rescues under his belt. >> lawrence: wow. >> ainsley: finally indiana fever rookie caitlin clark taking the court last night in one of the most behind debuts in

wnba history. >> now clark comes up with a steal, clark thought about pulling up for three will dip inside and lay it in. here are the first points in the wnba career of caitlin clark. >> ainsley: good for her. she dropped 20 points in front of that sold out crowd. despite her efforts the fever lost to the connecticut sun 92-71. next up for the indiana fever is the new york -- is the new york liberty tomorrow night in what will be clark's first game in front of her new home crowd. >> brian: i bet you she sells out the garden. >> lawrence: i bet she will. >> brian: it could be great. we didn't have time to do it. men play basketball, too. the knicks just won huge over indiana. so. >> ainsley: let us have our glory just for one morning? >> brian: i'm pro-women sports. you know that. >> lawrence: how positive she was she had 10 turnovers and she talked about she is not going to let that first game get her down.

still had 20 points, obviously. the wnba is a little different than the ncaa. she is not letting it getting her down. i will be interested to see how the next game goes. >> steve: 20 points he first time out not bad. >> brian: president biden is going to be that media blitz as he looks to rebound from another round of damaging polls. >> brian: he doesn't believe the polls. shows president trump leading in several battleground states. >> steve: lucas tomlinson joins us from washington with the latest. it does appear the president is in denial. >> that's right. good morning, guys. if you want poll numbers for breakfast, you cal came to the t place. president biden's support among black voters in swing states. according to the "new york times" poll biden is saying 28 point drop compared to just four years. former president donald trump seeing a 15 point bump. now, let's take a look at the hispanic vote, biden leads trump by 3% in the swing states. keep in mind in 2020 biden took

59% of the hispanic vote. now see the poll numbers we bring in are r.f.k. jr. can you see biden support has been cut in half since december. while trump's has increased by nearly 10 points. r.f.k. jr. getting nearly 20% of the hispanic vote. now let's take a look at young voters. donald trump is leading in this category by 3 points with young voters, one democratic pollster says, quote: all of the data consistently shows that our campaign needs to do better with younger voters, with black voters, and with hispanic voters, perhaps an effort to woo those black and young voters the vice president and on sherri shepard's show. >> i used to shop in california at a woman owned business and buy candles. i loved the smell of gardina and jazmine. >> gardina. >> when i became vice president she straight created a sense for me and that's what that is. >> who doesn't like the smell of jazmine. biden repeated the false claim about inflation telling yahoo i

think inflation has gone slightly up. it was at 9% when i came in now down around 3%. of course inflation was 1.4% when biden took office. inflation under biden has had an average rate increase of 5.5%. second only to jimmy carter of course who was not reelected, guys. >> brian: unbelievable, lucas, that at the will say something so dramatically wrong. brings up two questions does he not know it? did anyone tell him how wrong he is or number there what do i have to lose? i'm going to keep repeating it. >> lawrence: fact-checking it and he continues to say it. when the former president has anything or wants to have a campaign event they have to fact-check every single thing he says. >> ainsley: it was 1.4% when he took office. it was over 9.1% in june of 2022, a year and a half into his presidency. >> and today cheeseburgers cost $25 when you go five guys. that's what people are feeling.

>> steve: comes with a drink and also fries in a great big bag. lucas, thank you very much. this is what i worry about joe biden continually saying when i came in, inflation was 9%. maybe he forgot. >> ainsley: maybe. >> steve: maybe he forgot which just goes into the whole dynamic of, you know, the president has lost a step. he has lost a bunch of steps. that's why these piece are coming out right now talking about how people inside the biden bubble, they don't trust the polls. and the president doesn't trust the polls. but people in the larger democratic world are like come on, you got change tactics because you are behind right now in a bunch of these reliable polls and you are sleep walking into a disaster. >> brian: it makes you wonder why -- it makes you wonder what the president was going to say when he had his big economic speech about 12:00 yesterday in the rose garden. he came out and said i know the problem. it's china, which is bizarre because we know that that was trump's thing and everyone said

you can't do that it's our number one trading partner. trump was consistent. we are going to ter tariff them until they come on board. trade deal and pandemic hit and poisoned the world and never were accountable for it. this is will simple biden. trying to amend relations with china. he has a meeting in san francisco. they have meetings now defense inminister to secretary of defense, they are having all these rapprochements, and then he comes out and says i'm going to put 100 percent tariff on all their goods in a desperate attempt to win over the automakers in michigan, perhaps. i asked speaker johnson about his big speech today. he was in new york at the time. but he flew back to d.c. and here's what he said. >> everybody knows that bidenomics has ruined the economy. everybody knows that the cost of living is through the roof. china is a culprit in some of this as well. but the main culprit is the president and his policies. they have spent too much money. they have grown the size and scope of government.

and they have regulated some our industries almost to the point of extension. that is what has destroyed the economy. that's why inflation is so high. that's why the rising cost of living is the top concern for millions and millions of americans. brian, i have been in 102 cities now and over half the states over the last few months doing large events. and, you know, many events in all these places. no matter where we are, out west, the east coast, north, south, mid south, it doesn't matter. people have the same concerns. they are having a hard time getting by because of what joe biden and the democrats have done to the economy. and i think there's going to be a reckoning for that in november. >> lawrence: a couple things. i find it very interesting that the biden administration, whether it is the economy and our relationship with china or it's the border that suddenly that the president is having this big epiphany during an election year. >> brian: is he being aing like trump. >> lawrence: now all of the sudden he agrees with the trump policy or trying to act like it's his own. the second thing when it comes to the fact-check of the economy or bidenomics working, i would

are more concerned if the american people were buying it. but right now, poll after poll shows that not only are republicans upset, independents upset. but even democrats don't believe the president when he talks about bidenomics working. >> steve: you know, and there's an interesting piece that was just posted on "the washington post" in the last hour. it does talk about all the 308s. this is to your point, lawrence. it talks about how joe biden is trailing in the swing states. but, when you put joe biden up against a generic democrat running for senate, it's a different story. because, joe biden is pretty dlox tied with trump with young and hispanic voters. a generic democrat senate candidate in each of those states leads by 19 with hispanics and by 16 with young voters. and then then generic democrat leads by 59 points with black voters compared to joe's 49%. the generic democrat is ahead by

almost 20 points. so, in other words, voters are not b bulking at joe biden. he has been president for three years he and he has are not promised what he said he would do and people are poed. >> ainsley: trump is ahead. is he getting 46%. and biden is getting 43. look at the black voters in 2020. trump got 9%. now he is getting 23%. that's almost a fourth of the black voters like donald trump. although axios is reporting that joe biden and his closest advisers don't believe any of these polls. >> brian: right. it's going to be interesting because it's still close in all these places except for georgia and nevada. but, and he is making gains in these different categories but it's still close in the overall state. the other thing we talked about and the great equalizer the trump trials. put trump on trial to so much flatten any poll advantage trump might have. it has not worked out that way. i asked speaker johnson about why he started his morning in new york meeting with president

trump and then sitting in that room, that courtroom yesterday in new york city. why was that important to him? >> it was important as a show of support. president trump is my friend, and i think what is happening to him is outrageous. i mean, i'm a former litigator myself. what they are doing to our system of justice is undermining the people's faith in it because it's very clear what is happening here. this is lawfare. >> brian: he brought up something else interesting. people are saying where are his support errs he said i could not believe five blocks cordoned off makes trump seem isolated. >> steve: it's locked down. >> ainsley: i learned that yesterday from your interview. he said five blocks away they are blocking traffic, brooke, because they don't want anyone to see the trump supporters out there. brooke obviously is joining us now. she has more with where things stand when it documents this trial. brooke? >> house speaker mike johnson was the highest ranking attend court with the president. he called the case a sham. michael cohen's prosecution's

star witness was back on the stand yesterday. cohen has already admitted to telling several lies. first he testified about falsifying invoices to the trump administration to get reimbursed for his payment to stormy daniels by labeling it a $35,000 per month retainer fee. and he said he opened a bank account for a management consulting company but that was really used to make hush money payments to stormy daniels. that lie led to federal charges against him back in 2018. guys, he also admitted to using the jewish hollywood yom kippur to stall on paying daniels in 2016. he said that was in an effort to push the payment back until after the election when he said the story would no longer matter. now jonathan turley says cohen may have jeopardized himself by testifying. listen. >> one of the most impressive things about the last two days is that it does appear that cohen may have committed perjury again. you know, his explanations on various points do not strike some of us as true. brook brook legal experts over at cnn responding to cohen's

testimony by slamming the case against trump, this witness is perfected for todd blanche. all the people second guessing each and every question. sit down and get your popcorn out and let mr. blanche do his job. >> strong argument for the defense to stand up and say look, the prosecution hasn't met its burden in this case. here's all the things they have to prove. they haven't gotten there. >> this case hasn't gone in the way i think it was billed to go in. so, as the days go on and this case looks weaker and weaker, i think it's probably less they have to put on for a defense. >> michael cohen is expected to be the prosecution's last witness and former president trump's defense attorneys are set to finish questioning him tomorrow morning. >> brian: no court on friday. brook brook barron's graduation. >> ainsley: could they wrap this up next week? thank you, brooke. >> steve: maybe they shed they were going to have two more

witnesses. >> brian: don't we have to find out what the defense wants to do? the defense has to put their case together. >> lawrence: exactly. they technically don't have to. this could be the end of it. >> steve: meanwhile, brian, great job down in washington observing national police week. and our next story is just such a slap in the face to america's law enforcement. you know, it's all about saluting our men and women in blue. remember january 27th. we showed you this video on january 28th. shocking on camera beat down of two police officers in times square who tried to break up a crowd. the guys -- all migs kicking the cops in the held and the body and they ran away. they eventually ided them and now according to the "new york post." six of the migrants have been charged. they have been offered plea deals rather than serving, you know, get the full blast for beating up cops, during national police week, they copped deals.

>> ainsley: "new york post" is reporting that six migrants connected with that attack in times square offered plea deals and daily mail saying five out of the seven. >> once we get those numbers confirmed we will be able to reports it. they are all from venezuela, and actually, one of them was arrested again while out on bail for larceny. petit larceny for -- i read for shoplifting macyens. >> steve: down at square last friday. >> lawrence: i'm not from the city. i guess i don't understand why they couldn't have a conversation with ice. get the federal charges going. and am i just talking about manhattan? but all the bureaus. i don't understand how you are prosecuting the former president and putting him on trial to up to 40 years in prison. you have people who actually assault cons and they get out for like they only serve six months. >> ainsley: that would be common sense, texas. >> lawrence: dexter taylor the

gun ohio state buckeyes sentenced to 10 years, a nerd who just collects guns. someone that assaults a cop. >> steve: two of these people have ice detainers on them. the question is whether or not the city will turn them over. >> brian: and the answer is no. and it always seems to be know. but the good news is allen weisselberg is off the streets. cfo. 77 years old. second stent at rikers. their goal is to empty that prison. they want to empty rikers by not putting any new people in and letting other people out early what could go wrong. it's absurd. >> steve: speaking of migrants. we have shown you for years now images of the migrants wading across the rio grande river. we thought they were just heading to freedom. in many cases they apparently they are auditioning for a job because mayor adams yesterday said, we got a problem about our swimming pools. we can't find enough people. and you know those migrants that need work visas along with

nurses and food deliverer he is, they would be great as lifeguards because they are really good swimmers. you can't make it up. here's the mayor. >> if we had a migrant and asylum seeker plan that states those jobs that are in high demand we could expedite, how do we have large body of people that are in our city and country that are excellent swimmers and at the same time we need lifeguards? and the only obstacle is that we won't give them the right to work to become a lifeguard. that's just doesn't make sense. >> brian: i can't poke holes in that plan it is flawless. [laughter] >> brian: so many times i owalk biros vet hotel and look at these guys in their swim trunks and a whistle. they usually stand outside with a whistle and with some little

nose sun protection. i say to myself if they could only get lifeguard jobs. >> steve: brian, as i look at these people right here i'm not thinking bay watch. >> brian: excuse me. >> ainsley: i'm not thinking i trust the migrants to be watching my children swim. >> lawrence: flawed on the sentence. the mayor canceled his trip to the border so he probably is not aware of it. first of all, there is a lot of drownings that happen there also the water at the border is shallow. like it goes up to your hip. >> these aren't the best swi swimmers. >> michael felt was never pushed. if you wanted to teach soccer get some 7 yearly kids learn from a national team player. that would be country. but i just don't assume when i see 1.7 million illegals they are probably going to great

lifeguards. >> steve: he wants them to get work visas, the federal government would not allow it, it started with the beginning story all those guys beat up the cops and because they don't have jobs. >> ainsley: and it's in gotham's lifeguard's shortage it could easily be fixed. >> brian: what about water polo instruct teres have. a bigson. >> lawrence: make it a whole party. >> brian: fantastic. if you have an extra speedo give it to illegal and tell them to go to your pool. >> ainsley: ludicrous. >> brian: perfect idea. >> ainsley: all the apologies he has made for them over the years. >> china is a great nation? they are not bad folks, folks. >> lawrence: eric schmitt gives us a reality check. ♪

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>> brian: back with headlines now a school bus bursting into flames yesterday, it happened in new jersey. the bus was on its regular route when smoke started coming from the engine, luckily the driver was able to get all the kids off the bus safely moments before it caught fire. sent to students home fire under investigation. officials believe it started because of engine malfunction.

keeping with engine theme brad keselowski celebrating first win on sunday by waiving the american flag on the racetrack at darlington. his daughter bringing the same flag to school the next day so she can use it during the pledge of allegiance. stick around as the patriotic father and daughter will be joining ainsley next hour. but, for now, those are your headlines. now downstairs to steve. >> steve: i hope they bring along the flag. thank you, brian. meanwhile president biden unveiling yesterday's new hefty tariffs electric vehicles and semiconductor chips and made this swipe after the announcement. >> mr. president trump said today china is eating our lunch what do you say in response. >> we have been feeding them a long time. >> steve: these tariffs build off the ones donald trump introduced as president. the same ones joe biden criticized when he was running for president in 2020 following down playing the threat we face from china. >> mr. president, trump said

today china is eating our lunch, what do you say in response? >> he has been feeding them a long time. [applause] >> steve: that's the wrong soundbite. we had the sound bites that showed that he has been flip-flopping. senator from the great state of missouri eric schmitt joins us now. senator, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: so he was against tariffs before he was for them. what about what the president did yesterday during the noon hour was shocking to you? >> well, in addition to another, like, incoherent press conference and jokes that only the mainstream media there would laugh at, it's an about-face, right? like it's a total about-face. he criticized president trump for this. he is doing the same thing. what is interesting, steve, is what wasn't included in the action. there are two things i think are really important it. exempted gas powered vehicles from the tariffs. so he continues his sort of war on domestic energy production. war on american jobs.

he also we still have the ev mandate here. and so there is simply not the market in the united states for these electric vehicles. i'm sort of all of the above if that's what people want to do that's fine. but the subis i accommodation of this and mandates isn't working and hurting jobs. one of the reasons he is struggling in michigan because middle class workers are paying the price for this radical agenda. it's an about-face on the tariffs, that's true. but i think what is missing h here. >> steve: what you are saying is there is 100 percent tax on electric vehicles coming from china but there is no tariff on gas power powered cars coming from china. and to your point i think you hit it right on the nose, senator, you are talking about how he has got to win michigan, that's part of his firewall come november, what is he trying to do is trying to make sure that all those workers realize i have got your back you are saying he doesn't really have their back

because gas powered cars are okay. >> losing billions on evs, that's costing jobs. shedding jobs because of it. and also, by the way pushing critical minerals they are going to china because of the mandates. you can't source them here. you can't refine them here what we ought to be doing, steve, open up domestic energy production. we ought to be a net exporter of our energy, lng, everything, mining critical materials here. these are good paying jobs they help our industries. again we are way too reliant on china. he might say something in a press conference that sounds okay but the truth is his policies have been a total disaster. >> steve: sure. yesterday as well, he said when he took over inflation was 9%. that is -- that is a whopper. that's not true. it was 1.4%. it became 9% when all of that money that congress okayed flooded the market. and inflation went through the roof. and so that is one of the

reasons why you have -- they are going to vote on today in the senate, your congressional review act that addresses all of that covid money, right? >> yeah, that's right. so, this money is suppose god -- the spigot is supposed to stop at the end of 2024. it's hard to believe we are even saying that. when congress approved it a few years ago that was the end date. what the congress is trying to do extend that to have overtime now on spending becomes more beyond 2024 on bureaucratic expenses and legal fees. the legislation have up today that we will vote on say no, actually the law means something. you can't continue to be lawless administration number one and number two, inflation is sky high, the spend something out of control. this would save us at least $13 billion that the biden administration once again continue to spend. and at some point, i don't know, in washington maybe that doesn't seem like a lot of money to some people. where i'm from still count my money $1 billion is a lot of the money. over $1,200 per family. in this country. and so i think today is important day for us to kind of take a stand onto this reckless

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here's the radar. we do have the potential for heavy rain across the ohio river, severe storms for the mid-atlantic and florida. this is where i'm concerned we could see the potential for some rotation, severe thunderstorm warning in effect for counties of lake and volusia county. severe thunderstorm warning and we could see hail with this and damaging winds. tornado watch in effect until 11:00 a.m. that means conditions are favorable for tornadoes. can you see it's becauses we have this cold front and it's moving into very warm air. that's what's going to fuel some of these storms because look at the temperatures, above 90 and with the humidity, it's going to feel even worse. not only worse not only florida but plain states wednesday, thursday and friday across the golf coast. >> lawrence: the weather saul over the place. >> janice: very active. >> lawrence: burglary tourism. sounding the alarm new trend after catching members of the

international tour group entering the country under the guise of tourism. break into their homes. >> ainsley: some caught on camera with highly organized chilean nationals stealing cash, jewelry high end purses and sometimes they are snatching entire safes. sheriff from oak land county michigan michael bouchard joins us now. good morning to you, sheriff. >> good morning, how are you? >> ainsley: we are doing great. inform us on this. you say they are well-trained they look like ninjas wear gloves and backpacks full of burglary tools. tell us about these gangs and how they are effecting your county in michigan. >> yes. we believe that there has to be some kind of training camp because they come so well-trained so equipped. and so knowledgeable about how to move and how to attack a home. they do a lot of preop. surveillance. they determine as best they can when someone won't be in a home. they go very quickly to the home. they break a window, they go through it. not opening a door or window. they have an electronic jamer,

so, each person is assigned almost a task. one is a breecher, one is electronic worker, jam the alarm system, the camera are as with the wireless jamer. they move in and attack any kind of safe that they can briewted force in the residents. other safes that they can't they take with them. they are very focused on high end jewelry like watches, cash, high end purses, things like that. things that are highly valuable and disposable and out they go. and they move on. they usually hit a number homes in our area and move on to another part of the country. then another crew will come in. and it's been a cycle. >> lawrence: sheriff, i'm looking at the movement. the first thing caught my attention the way they move. typical burglar doesn't move in that fashion. they are very organized if you are looking at that surveillance program right there. tell me about the visa program because apparently there is 41 countries on this waiver program. are these people overstaying

their visas? tell us about it. >> there is only one country in south america that's on the vwp the visa waiver program that's capchili. all had come in through the vwp and all had violated that program. highly trained capable and focused. all we are asking is that the federal government either pause or discontinue chile from that program. that doesn't me they can't visit from chile, they have to get a visa with higher level of scrutiny and background. what happens currently with the vwp. it's obvious everyone we have caught have used that program that there is a problem. then the second crew that we're seeing around the country is colombians, but they are coming across the south border, not using the vwp. both groups are coming here with the intent, very trained to

commit these kind of crimes against our communities. >> ainsley: i know have you talked to congress and people in the administration. you say no one has said that they are going to pause chile's status with the program. i know that's your mission and goal here. sheriff, thank you so much. i'm sorry you are dealing with all of this. >> thanks very much. i appreciate you bringing attention to it and hopefully somebody does pause it or stop it at least for the moment. also, you should know, colombia has an application pending. that wouldn't be a good addition at this point either. >> lawrence: the administration would pause it today if they wanted to. >> ainsley: how scary if this were your home and you had a run-in with these guys. >> lawrence: sheriff, thank you. >> ainsley: brian got exclusive tour of our nation's capitol with our house speaker mike johnson in washington. >> they brought me my most coveted possession. >> brian: that's pretty cool. always remember where you came from. >> that's right. >> lawrence: is the speaker a better athlete than brian? behind the scenes, next. >> ainsley: we will check it

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behind the scene tour from the capitol from the man behind the capitol in the capitol overlooking a beautiful washington monument. that is speaker mike johnson, getting used to his new digs very conversant on the history of the speakership. >> got a real important meeting today. in fact, i hope i'm on time. speaker says is he expecting me. >> hey,. >> brian: brian mr. speaker, nice to see. >> you welcome to the speaker zone. >> brian: thank you so much for having me you were just in my office in new york city. >> i was. >> brian: you told me you take sole responsibility for decorating. >> i had some help on that. my wife. a lot to see. >> this is actually a bible that ukrainian parliamentarians brought me. this is my lsu jersey. first speaker of the house from louisiana they brought me my most coveted possession there. >> brian: cool always remember where you came from. this flag actually flew over one of the palaces from operation desert storm. >> brian: a little bit of controversy, mr. speaker.

i notice this is a great book. you had did have some choices your love of history. five separate books on history. more than happy to provide it to the people. >> brad loves me more than you. he gives me signed copies. i am waiting on yours. i will prominently display. >> brian: speaker hallway. dignitaries; lots happens. this is statuary hall. every state is allowed two statutes. just last week we put this new statue over here. this is daisy bates of arkansas. they switched out their statue for her. she was a great civil rights leader. the box we are very much looking forward to unveiling. >> brian: especially you. >> especially me. in the silver box here is the reverend billy graham. there are many, many i'm told many millions of americans affected by his life and ministry. and presidents. and was a key adviser. republican and democrat. this was the original house chamber. and so for former president we have a mark where their desks

were. this is john quincy adams spot. and, you know, he served in congress he served in president. >> brian: they say john quincy adams put his head on the desk. well the old man is falling asleep. what was he really doing? >> he was listening to the conversations on the other side of the aisle because there is a spot right, this little mark here, if you are over there and you whisper the way the acoustics work in the building can you hear very clearly what is being said on the other side. >> brian: the other party on the other side of the room and john quincy adams trying to find out what they are plotting and planning. >> this is the original gallery to the house. that was the original house chamber statuary hall. >> brian: where anybody could come. >> that's right. >> original flooring and now these curtains obscure the view. you would have had chairs lined here and people could look over the balcony and watch the proceedings on the floor. >> brian: mr. speaker, one last request we check out your balcony? you. >> you got check out the

balcony. boast photo op. in all of washington. let's go see it. >> this is where all the visitors want to come and get the photo here it is. >> brian: this is great shot. >> the first night that we got elected speaker, my wife, we came out here and had a sandwich on the balcony and sat here and trying to take it in. that was six months ago. i still haven't taken it in. >> brian: this is all new to you but respect for law enforcement. >> i come from a first responder family my dad was disabled firefighter. my party always stands and backs the blue. we stand with law enforcement. see that on display this week. tonight among my guest also be families of new york and new jersey, law enforcement officers who gave their lives for these noble causes. >> these officers exemplify the american spirit. they have pledged their lives and sacred honor so that we may all live in peace. >> brian: brian. >> steve: he has the best view in washington. >> brian: happened after i left. we stayed and the camera crew

stayed and taped some of it. we do talk about real stuff. he also wanted to give his tour. is he thrilled to be in the room but he really understands history. amateur historian. also, he talked about, too the other issue a lot of people say jim jordan is running to become the next speaker. he says absolutely not. he goes we are best friends. our wives are friends. there is no way is he moving behind the scenes. >> ainsley: i love the story. i remember when he was put in this position. remember he talked about his dad being a first responder and he came from, you know, just a middle class or lower middle class family and look at him now. >> lawrence: he didn't seem frazzled, he dealt with marjorie taylor greene and everything that's happening. he looks calm. >> brian: that's a question we will play later. i said why are you so calm tried to oust you already. all the pressure to pass this bill. so many republicans didn't do it. democrats save you. he said because he goes i only focus on my effort. i don't worry about results. >> steve: brian, right here,

this is the speaker's balcony. that's exactly where you were standing. it's the best view in d.c. >> ainsley: did he talk to you about his faith. >> brian: did he. very religious guy that's the way he was brought up. >> steve: indeed. big wednesday show. stay tuned. ♪ my heart is in havana i couldn't get my hair done. then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk for psoriatic arthritis.

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