depth and breadth of talent in the republican party and i'm just so pleased to be part of that mix. but, whatever the future holds, i am up for it. bring it on. we need republicans in charge. >> todd: wow, that really sounds like, senator, you would be willing to give up to what amounts to a very, very senate seat for decades to come to work in the trump administration. is that what we're hearing? >> well, i have made no promises. i haven't spoken to the trump team, but i can tell you i do believe that president trump is going to be our next president, and, again, whatever we can do to right the ship. this country is so different than the country i fought for during my time in service. >> todd: you heard it here. >> thank you so much. >> carley: thank you so much. have great day. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> steve: it does start right

now. thank you very much, carley. it's 6:00 here in new york city. 64 degrees. welcome to tuesday, june 4th, 2024. and "fox & friends." we start with a fox news alert. president biden finally apparently taking action today to address the border crisis, which has gone on for years. he is expected to announce a partial shutdown asylum processing program. we have got a live report to explain the numbers coming up. >> brian: i don't mean to correct you, steve he says he can't do anything at the border. we have to change the prompter. the jury is seated, exclamation point. opening arguments in hunter biden's trial, dash, starts this morning, period. what to start after this year's in the courtroom. pregnant pause. >> ainsley: plus, stealing the show, exclamation point. >> little differences at the ballot box.

>> ainsley: congressman john rose's 6-year-old son going viral for that moment. they both will join us a little later. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> ainsley: we start with a fox news alert. president biden expected to take executive action on the border crisis today. >> steve: the apparent unilateral move after years of inaction would allow him to partially shut down the processing of migrants seeking asylum once it hits a magic number. >> lawrence: madeleine rivera is live in washington with the latest, hey, maddy. >> hey, guys. we have netted to see official details from the white house regarding its plans. several outlets associated press saying this executive order would shut down between portsdz of entry once illegal border crossings would hit 2500. the border would only reopen once it drops to 1500. president biden is tapping into his executive powers under

section 212 f of the immigration and nationality act. it blocks certain migrants from coming into the country if they're deemed, quote: detrimental to the interest of the united states. unquote. former president trump used section 212 f to impose the muslim ban, which president biden reversed in his first week in was o. needless to say the move marks a significant shift for the president. is he facing a lot of bipartisan pressure though to take stronger action on the southern border which many voters sees a one of his weakest spots. a fox news poll last month shows 64% of registered voters disapprove of his handling of border security. the white house has tried to pin the blame on republicans for tanking the senate's border bill earlier this year saying they have been looking at other options. regardless, the president's critics see this expected order as nothing more than a political stunt. it will likely be met with legal challenges. president biden will reportedly sign this order today alongside democratic mayors from southern border cities. again, we haven't seen confirmation from the white house nor is this listed on his

public schedule for today, but there is a major gap between 10:00 a.m. eastern when he gets his daily intelligence briefing and 6:15 p.m. when he and the first lady host a congressional picnic. take it as you will, you guys. back to you. >> steve: got plenty of time. >> brian: someone has got make the sand witches in between if you are going to have a picnic. >> ainsley: we heard about this because a lot of the mayors down on the southern border saying he invited us to the white house. a few are going to the white house. >> lawrence: democrat mayors. >> ainsley: brownsville. >> brian: he has a previous engagement. >> steve: we no, i do not know if until we hear it from the president himself, sounds like the magic number is 2500. once 2500 migrants come any single day they will shut things down. either return them to their home country or to mexico. >> lawrence: can you imagine the surge that is going to happen. anybody celebrating black friday when they say hey, got 100 tv's.

everyone line up. and you see all the people. he storm the store. it's the same thing that's going to happen at the border. also, i don't understand this reaffirming of the law that says that you got to apply pay port of entry. i don't understand why we executive order to somehow what do they say to people should be going to the port of entries to begin with it's only going to make it worse at the border. i'm interested to see what the border patrol union is going to say about it. >> ainsley: you bring up a good point. 2500 line up at the border. first 2500 get in that day. will there be a long line at the border? is everyone going to camp out and waited for their day or are they going stoned them back? >> brian: you have got to know the bouncer to get in always works. big velvet robes. unless you are a hot girl with a short skirt you will get let right away like the clubs in new york. >> steve: returned home or to mexico, and they will be

ineligible for asylum. the problem is mexico apparently and i didn't realize this, has -- they also have a magic number. a certain number of people who he are not from mexico they will allow back. in best of your knowledge of people from sudan, let's just say put them back in mexico. >> brian: a little sudan in mexico city like the little italy here. we pretty much handled the italian irish surge no problem. we don't have a lot of the italians lining up at the border. >> carley: math yanchts according to the poll. he insulted both my people. it's amazing i came to work the next day how hurt i was. about 7,000 people tried to get in on a daily basis. good luck with that there is going to be a big bell along the border everything shuts down, a giant curtain drops. i don't think this has any chance of being implemented. i think in a way he is hoping the courts shoot it down look, i tried. just like the muslim ban, it's

basically the same axiom and the same law when the president, the former president tried to do -- do the muslim ban they dropped the sur tan on that. and just lastly, unaccompanied minors, children, you can still get, in doesn't count. so, catch a kid. we have 82,000 missing kids but we're going to have more missing kids soon day one he shuts down the border. day one he remains in mexico. then he says he can't do anything about it. up to congress. now is he trying to do something about it. what was it yesterday on "the new york post." 350,000? >> lawrence: when he shuts it down. let's say this plan is. >> steve: let's hope it works. >> lawrence: let's say it works. what is going to hand with all the other illegals camped at the border? are they going to stop? we have seen how they treated texas dps. the border patrol agent. you are going to cause a fight at the border, so then how do you handle that remember, they don't have that many agents at the border. they are processing now. is he going to send a surge?

knob of this makes any type of sense but, again, going to have chad wolf to react to later. >> brian: i want to do 23 and me with you the way you use your hands? very italian. we're going to look into that. >> lawrence: ancestry did this thing on me i need to go check. could would he be related? >> brian: it's an excellent chance. why are doing the next segment together. >> ainsley: he is wearing green. he a little irish. drunk godfather. >> brian: which by the way is a great sandwich godfather used to serve at ben gantz. bennigans out of business and i don't wait there no more. >> ainsley: that's where you took dawn on first day. >> beef steak charles all can you eat and drink. >> ainsley: ate the shrimp with the shells on it. >> brian: i did not know you peal it off. >> steve: first time you had ever been in a restaurant with a table cloth? >> lawrence: how do you explain that? >> brian: i explain i don't go out to eat a lot. >> ainsley: took brian 25 years to learn you peel your shrimp.

>> steve: what about lobster? a lot to chew on there. >> brian: too much work. to another fox news alert. owning statements set to begin this morning in hunter biden's federal gun trial now that a jury of six men, six women have officially been seated. >> lawrence: rich edson is live outside the wilmington courthouse in delaware. >> rich: good morning, guys. we got a jury and just about three hours away from opening statements here in hunter biden's federal gun case. auto jury spent all day yesterday getting seated. the prosecution's team then it's hunter biden's lawyers likely lead defense attorney abbe lowell, 45 minutes aside is what we're thinking we will get. hunter faces three felonies in connection with 2018 gun purchase. prosecutors accuse him of lying on a federal firearm form that asked if he was a drug user. they say he illegally possessed a gun for about a week and a half. yesterday, the court arrived

jury. six men, six women. the four alternatives are women. judge mary maryellen nor like aa instructed them to avoid discuss organize reading about the case. first lady jill biden spent half sister and ashley biden. president biden stayed away from the courthouse he said in statement as president i don't and won't comment on pending federal cases but as a dad i have boundless love for my son. confidence in him and respect for his strength. our family has been through a lot together and jill and i are going to continue to be there for hunter. the president is expected to speak with hunter daily during this trial about two three times more than usual. that's according to the "new york times." prosecutors have also signaled they may call hunter's ex-wife kathleen buel, hallie biden who is beau biden's widow. the prosecution revealed last evening would open its case calling fbi special agent erika jensen to the witness stand. >> this is the gun case, it is separate from hunter biden's business dealings and the tax

case which is in los angeles. that is expected to begin in september back to you. >> steve: all right, rich, thank you very much. the judge did say to the prospective jurors and everybody who was seated yesterday, clear your schedule through june 17th. so it sounds like that's how long it could go. the jury does include a former secret service employee several jurors said they had family members or close friends with substance abuse. one was dismissed. apparently they were friendly with hunter biden's brother, beau biden. >> carley: remember in the election no one knew about had hunter biden's laptop. because the social media site suppressed it. only "the new york post." we were reporting it. >> lawrence: intelligence agencies. >> ainsley: on the jury almost all have heard. >> brian: wonder what the jury screening was like. during this election process, all of the potential jurors said they know someone who has been or currently experiencing substance abuse.

>> steve: right. >> brian: okay. you have made it. almost every potential juror had said they heard about the case in the news. i thought both of those things would be like qualifying thing that you would stand up and go next, next? instead in a up matter of minutes we got ourselves the jury. >> lawrence: first part of the substance abuse. that doesn't surprise me. we are talking about most of americans but the second part of hearing about it in the news. i guess the follow jump and i'm not sure if they asked about it influenced newsom way? that part did surprise me, brian. the great thing i don't know how you could critique because i think she has been extremely fair right now ask the prosecution as well as the defense is there any precedent for the deal i think she has been extremely fair present things and motions as well. >> lawrence: they criticize her because she was appointed by

trump. >> brian: jury pool everybody he grew up in delaware. biden. >> lawrence: his name son everything. several jurors dismissed because they said they had strong opinions not about drugs but about guns, the doj or the bidens. if anybody had strong ooxzs to that they just got booted yesterday. they are not going for the ride. >> ainsley: what message is the white house sending having jill biden walk into the courtroom first lady of the united states. >> brian: with all the suvs, and everything the hoopla that happens. i would say this. i just don't get why they didn't cut a deal. this is going to be so embarrassing ex-wife taking the stand. on the list. addiction, laptop, the pictures, the photos all things that led up to this, the throwing out of the gun. purchasing of the gun. what happened in between the gun. how they had go and find a homeless guy that used to go through the garbage and that guy track him down next week yeah i found a 38. here's a 38. give it back to him don't charge

my girlfriend who is beau biden's widow. so, this is just going to be embarrassing and you could probably looking at a conviction as opposed to that deal. >> it could have been different but the president of the united states this is hunter biden, we get that the president is actively saying that my son did nothing wrong reports of it. what is happening in the courtroom. how is that going to look on the president? look how sympathetic everybody is to this conch as opposed to the conch of donald trump? listen to this. >> the gun trial could expose embarrassing details of the biden family life. major distraction of president biden as he fights for re-election. >> this is historic case consequences biden family so many american families.

carries the very real potential of personal and political pain for the president. what is to it follow mundane and at the same time deeply personal and potentially deeply elm waiver wassing for the defendant. >> lawrence: i mean, are you kidding me? they have eviscerated the former president and his family for weeks now and then all of a sudden we have to show sympathy. they also gave streamed live the president's speech saying what would have happened if it was black people on january 6th? okay. let's put a black person in the shoes of hunter biden with the sweetheart deal that he got with a gun charge with drugs, with all the people that he jailed in the 90's? would they have gotten the same sweetheart deal? these guys want to play this game? go ahead and start to unravel this thing just not addiction and gun charge. strategic businessman.

addicted to drugs while still. >> brian: that's the key. i'm more interested in the tax stuff. and how it leads to back to the president. >> ainsley: his ex-wife kathleen she wrote a book called "if we break" a memoir or marriage, addiction and healing. i was at lunch with a friend yesterday she said you have to read this book a tell all from the relationship. >> lawrence: ex-wife? >> ainsley: ex-wife kathleen. >> steve: meanwhile joe biden our president is going to be flying to normandy later today for commemoration of the 80th anniversary of d-day. what is interesting is apparently on monday, he, behind closed doors at a fundraising event. he led let former president donald trump have it. for the first time ever he referred to him as a convicted felon who essentially snapped after he lost in 2020. some of the campaign remarks quoted include this. folks the campaign entered

unchartered territory last week. for the first time in american history a former president convicted felon seeking the office of the presidency. this isn't the same president who got elected in 2016. he's worse. that's different than friday when he kind of danced around it, never alluded to that but, as we said on the couch and have been projecting for a while, if he were convicted,and he was they are going to hang convicted felon around him. every time they talk about him it's going to be like a brand name. >> ainsley: numbers don't lie and verdict has he energized the trump supporters. he raised $141 million in may. more than a third online donations. 24 hours after the verdict. that's $53 million. and listen to this, 25% of the donors were first time contributors. >> steve: that's amazing. >> brian: he won last month. just won may and that was the big liability. no one argued you are not going to raise as much as the democrats. i think that's an old story now. what is risky. i got this in the "new york

times." i didn't realize this. there are so many convicted felons out there maybe they had an addiction or feel they were unjustly charged or had an indiscretion in younger life. not being able to vote even though vote in florida. not travel in places. scarlet letter they live with. number is like 70 million. you start ripping the president. you are a convicted felon. are you -- this is a question now. are you alienating a lot of the those people who say this case doesn't make any sense and this happened to me whether it was legitimate or not. whether you were found innocent or not. whether you had an indiscretion. now you are in your 60's and 70s still got this hanging over your head. your kids and family are embarrassed by it. >> lawrence: it's not just a question. these were supposed to be the democrats' people. they said for years they were advocates for the felons to be able to voted. now because of donald trump we don't want felons to vote. they said they don't want nonviolent offenders to be behind bars. now, because of donald trump, he should be jailed.

in arch effort to get donald trump they believe at one point. i think that is going to be the defining moment in race because to ainsley's point, about the fundraiser going up. joe biden likes to say hey, donald trump is worse. the american people worse off under his administration right now. that's what is going to matter at the end of the day. under the trump economy. how are people doing? how are they doing now? >> ainsley: i was talking to someone last night and she said after this verdict i'm definitely giving a thousand dollars. i told her about these numbers how they have all gone up. i think can you only give x amount of dollars to the campaign. can you give more to the super pacs, right? do you know the number? >> steve: i don't know. google it i talked to a friend in south carolina last night. >> brian: going out for lunch and dinner. you got make a choice. >> ainsley: i cannot do that lunch is my thing.

i can't do dinner because that's my bedtime. >> brian: a lot of socializing. >> steve: brian brings this up if you had a dinner and lunch as well two. opportunities to actually eat the shell and the shrimp. >> exactly. full circle. seinfeld accept sewed. call back. >> ainsley: only go to dinner when the godfather is involved and whiskey. turning to the headlines a fox news alert. the lapd is monitoring a situation outside of los angeles city hall after dozens of pro-palestinian protesters set up an encampment overnight. officers are reportedly ready to make arrests over the non-permitted demonstration. meanwhile multiple police officers getting hurt in clashes with pro-palestinian activists on the university of pittsburgh's campus. the school saying it was finally able to clear area a few hours ago. now to new york city where surveillance footage shows a man attacking a bike shop worker with a helmet. another person then runs out of the store and stabs the attacker.

>> steve: what? >> ainsley: wounded suspect then continues his assault. even throwing something through the bike shop window. police say when they showed up. the man fought back. even biting an officer's hand. both the suspect and the injured officer were taken to a nearby hospital. a 74-year-old woman declared dead at a nebraska nursing home was found alive. two hours later by funeral home employees, police are now looking into very unusual case. >> we have started our investigation into what happened. at this point we have not been able to find any criminal intent by the nursing home the investigation is ongoing. >> the woman is in hospice. she has been seen by a doctor who signed her death certificate on monday. and those are your headlines. >> lawrence: i don't want to make light of this what if the funeral home had already picked her up? i mean, can you imagine having to deal with that? i wouldn't want to do the

profession ever again. receive receive i'm sure there is a follow up. >> brian: if you wouldn't mind putting it on the show. >> steve: i'm sure the guy who signed the death certificate probably has an explanation. >> lawrence: is he criticizing ainsley's social life. >> brian: right. >> lawrence: giving. >> brian: enough to control of either one of these things. trying to show the american people i do or pretend i do. >> steve: listen, dial in carley she joins us now. >> yeah. i got great stories to get to here that are end interesting online the mother of two sparking a heated debate online after revealing she doesn't return her shopping cart. what do you think about this? my groceries into the car. and leaving them in the car to go return the cart. >> carley: the woman from los angeles gave several reasons on social media. including not wanting to leave her children. can i understand that alone nor wanting to leave her car running when it's unoccupied.

[[inaudible]] >> carley: brian we are going to react to these after i'm done. tiktoker enraged after learning walmart goods just over one single dollar. >> is the future of walmart. i can't even walk into walmart and pick up a nail file worth $1.50 because it's locked up. walmart can you lock your [bleep] up but it's not the customer's fault that you don't stop people from stealing to you. >> carley: i relate to that employee had to be stationed at the case town lock it. this is a story of the morning. tennessee congressman trying to make a serious political point on the house floor but gets completely upstaged by his 6-year-old son. here is the moment going viral. watch this. regardless of opinion of the current republican nominee, we would be well-served to remember the long and cherished tradition we have in this country of settling our political

differences at the ballot box. >> carley: congressman john rose reacting on x posting this is what i get for telling my son to smile at the camera for his little brother. that is so funny. how about that, guys? >> steve: so, obviously, the kid on screen thought that only his little brother could see him? >> brian: yeah, probably. he is only 6. >> ainsley: we have no idea what congressman rose said. >> steve: something about something. >> ainsley: exactly. >> brian: go back to the original story. i think the woman was 100 percent right. she has -- there are cart people in these stores to round them up there are cart areas. you can't just leave your kid in the car. >> lawrence: keep the car running and lock the car with your child running. >> ainsley: no. >> steve: stand behind the car and try to give it to the next person. >> brian: more "fox & friends.r tw" night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day.

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cases. joining us now former acting dhs secretary chad wolf. obviously is he doing this because of the election, chad. but will this plan actually stop the surge at the border? >> yeah, i don't believe it will for a couple of different points. but, first, look, they have been telling the american people that there's no crisis along that border now for three years. and then they have tried to convince the american people that they can't take executive action and we have had somewhere between 10 and probably 13 million illegal aliens cross that border. and now five months out from an election, now they are serious about border security. i don't buy it, i don't think the american people buy it. but there are holes in this plan. this plan does nothing to stop the asylum abuse. does nothing to stop the parole abuse that this administration has done. nothing to stop catch and release. is i see a lot of different holes here. i don't think it's going to work. it's too little too late. >> brian: just so you know. we don't know exactly. i will give you some of the things they are leaking out that

they are going to allow 2500 people in between ports of entry with the border reopening only once the number declines to 1500. this is going according to people familiar with what is he going to roll out. if you are unaccompanied minor you get in regardless. i understand humanitarian perspective but if that is in fact the fact, people send more and more kids through who eventually send for their parents if they don't get lost. so your thoughts about those numbers? >> sure, 2500 again that's just the border patrol illegal apprehensions and, again, that is authorizing a level of illegal crossings that we have never seen before. and i think it's important to remember that obama's dhs secretary said 1,000 a day you are at crisis level. so this is, you know, 2.5 times that that the biden administration is talking about. but, it also doesn't prevent the biden administration from continuing to push these individuals to ports of entry. and so you really have to look at all the different ways cbp 1

app. authority they are doing allow individuals to come through ports of entry once that 2500 number has been reached. because what we have seen over the last several months and almost the last year is the numbers at ports of entry have skyrocketed through this illegal use of parole. >> lawrence: so, chad, what's going to happen to all those people once they reach that cap. eagle pass area and those illegal migrants are stand telling border? are they going to stop? what's to stop them from still just charging the border. it's not like they haven't done it before. >> well, a couple different things. i think bhated cartels and the smugglers know they will get pretty smart about this. if they continue to come over illegally in theory the biden administration has the ability to just return them back to mexico quickly. but you probably won't see that. instead they will start pushing them through ports of entry where the biden administration has said come on in. we'll give you parole. you can sign up on the cbp 1 app. they are just moving them from the desert or the river between ports of entry to ports of entry. and they are even flying them in

under the use of parole. this is simply just another way to allow these folks in and of course, when they get here. some, if you are on parole, you get a work permit almost immediately. so it does nothing to slow down this flow. and it does nothing to stop catch and release and all the other things that we know are wrong. >> brian: do you know what is interesting chad, this thing has come full circle a study just done a poll just taken they ask people are you on board with mass deportation they said yes. that's how fed up the american people are they weren't feeling that way in 2016. they are feeling that way in 2024. thanks, chad. appreciate it. look forward to the details. >> thanks, guys. >> brian: tech companies apparently trying to combat the loneliness epidemic. apparently they are partially to blame for it, aren't they? >> lawrence: "fox & friends" series on children and social media continues with how to get kids away from the screens this summer. ♪ ♪

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>> we are back with headlines hawaii's most active volcano months of staying dormant. located national park on the big island and officials do not expect the lava to extend beyond the park but officials are warning that volcanic gas and debris could impact people who live nearby and they should steer clear of volcanic smog. look at that video, wow. to to a fox weather wildfire alert. evacuation warnings are lifted as crews gain the upper hand in the battle against a wildfire that's burning about 60 miles east of san franciscos corral fire is 80% contained scorching 35 acres.

two firefighters are hurt but they are expected to recover. let's check in with adam klotz for the rest of the fox weather forecast. good morning adam. >> adam: good morning, carley. kind of steamy on fox square. summer is certainly in the air across huge swathes of the country. let's dive into it. a lot of 70s out there this morning. the real heat is up and down the west coast where we are going to be seating heat warnings, heat advisories. excessive heat watches. these are some of the temperatures getting up to 110 degrees 112 degrees in phoenix. get this las vegas over the next couple of days 109, 111, 110. typically first 110 day on july 1st. we are about a month early with this real intense heat. here is your forecast across the country. warm stormy, in the middle of the country. those are the weather headlines for now, ainsley, i'm tossing it back inside to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, adam. tech companies are starting to look for business opportunities to bring people together to solve the loneliness epidemic.

aren't they to blame for this? a new survey finding nearly two thirds of girls ages 5 to 7 reported feeling loneliness increasing as the girls became older. and according to a 2023 surgeon general's report concerned about the technology use in our relationships. our degree of social connection and our health. so joining us now psychotherapist and author of raising healthy teenagers. thomas kersting. thank you so much, thomas, for being with us. >> thank you. ainsley: what have you seeing in your practice. attorney general says social connection appears to be declining. >> look at recent data may something down 70% in recent years. particularly outdoor play. and every time a child goes outside and plays, it activates something like 3,000 genes in the cortex part of their brain and that's what shapes them socially. so, when our kids are not in their natural habitat, which is being outdoors with other kids, having the ball taken away from

elm. this scraping their knees, they are not developing critical skills that they are going to need as they transition into teenagers and into adulthood. coping skills. social skills and communication skills. >> ainsley: you say when kids go. >> i ask kids private practice parents call me in september they want to get their son or daughter back into seeing me i can't tell you how many kids i asked what was the best part of sleep away camp. they say not having their phone. the reason for that they have experienced something that they inherently crave which is the social/emotional dialogue and communication and the memories they are making around the camp fire and in their bunks. >> ainsley: what is your advice to us as we are going into summer and our kids are going to be out of school? >> what parents need to do is replace the screen time with green time. as much as possible, get your kids involved. whether it's going to sleep away camp, day camp, sports, activities, play dates, going to the town pool. get the kids out of these bedrooms and out of the houses

and outside. teenagers, get that -- make sure your kid gets a summer job. don't let them sleep in to 1:00 every day. they need to be productive members of society and they need to be constantly interacting with fellow humans. >> ainsley: some moms are saying when they are going to give their kids when they reach the age of having a phone flip phone or apple watch because you can't download apps on the watch or land line. these are some of the options i'm hearing. one in nine kids diagnosed with adhd ages 3 to 17. what's your advice when it comes to this when a doctor says yeah or my mom says i'm seeing symptoms of adhd. >> i talk about this in my previous book disconnected. there is an acquired. acquired adhd about 70% of kids diagnosed at older ache don't have adhd they just have the symptoms of it. adhd what a lot of people do not realize is a neurologic condition you are born with you don't just get later on.

the average age of diagnosis is 8 years old. when a parent comes to me 14 or 15-year-old for whatever reason my son was just diagnosed with attention deficit. what i tried to explain to them if you can do a 30-day digital detox, that brain that's so used to being stimulated will come back to earth and the executive function will start to operate effectively again. >> ainsley: when he they're not paying attention in class it may be because they miss their phones. >> 8 or 9 hours a day nonstop high stimulation and now you have to listen to mrs. smith, that brain is searching all over the place for stimulation and it renders that kid in capable of concentrating and focusing a lot of these diagnoses in my professional opinion could perhaps being mississippi diagnosed. >> ainsley: just try a digital detox. thank you. good to see you. >> thank you, good to see you. >> carley: house floor speech goes viral not for the reason you might think. john rose and his son who is sitting behind him his son stole the show. we are going to talk to both of them, next. ♪

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steve all right. congressman john rose gave a memorable viral speech on the house floor yesterday and it has nothing to do w with what the congressman was saying. it has everything to do with that kid behind him, his son. >> regardless of one's opinion of the current republican nominee, we would be well-served to remember the long and cherished tradition we have in this country of settling our political differences at the ballot box. steve and that congressman john rose of tennessee, along with his son guy, hey, guy, good morning to you. good morning, congressman. >> good morning. >> steve: congressman, yesterday, for you, it was take your son to work day. any regrets? [laughter] >> ha ha ha. well, certainly not what i expected when i told him to smile at sam, i was thinking maybe his little 3-year-old brother that's back home with mom would enjoy seeing guy on tv. >> steve: so, guy, your dad had you sit in that particular chair

so you would be on tv, and you were and we're watching you right now. what are you doing? >> making a symbol to my brother to try to make him laugh. >> steve: did you have something that had you talked about with your 3-year-old brother sam okay i'm going to do this and it's going to be funny? >> one of the stuff was i was trying to get sam's attention because if you looked closely, you could know i was making a symbol sa, m. >> steve: you were spelling his name. oh. now that makes sense. that's fantastic. guy, did you realize that you were a very big star today because of that? >> not that much. [laughter] >> steve: well, you have been --

you know, congressman, let's talk a little bit about why he is with you this week. he graduated from kindergarten last week in tennessee and so you brought him to work? is that the idea? >> that's right. so my wife and i, chelsea and the i have two sons guy and sam. guy is 6. just finished kindergarten. and sam is back home with mom. she works full time, so i was just. we were dividing up so we could keep them both occupied this week. >> steve: guy, you were with your dad when he was working yesterday, can you explain to us what does a congressman do? what does your dad do all day? >> does boring stuff. [laughter] >> steve: congressman. would you like to rebut that? >> well, he may be right. but, actually, it's a very interesting job. i learn lots of things that you represent -- >> -- he's not telling the truth. >> he did take a power nap

yesterday. i don't get to do that typically. >> steve: is he at it again today. congressman, i don't want to hurt your feelings, but i didn't hear a word you were saying yesterday on the house floor so i will take this opportunity to say that i think the prosecution of donald trump is a real setback for our country. and ultimately the people get to decide this issue in november and i think they will make the right choice. >> steve: your son has raised your profile. if i was you, i would take him with me everywhere. >> i think you're right. >> steve: all right. guy, before you go, anything you want to tell our vast viewing audience today? >> not really. [laughter] >> steve: you want to say hello to anybody? >> not at all. >> say hi to mom and sam. >> hi. [giggles] >> steve: do you want to spell sam right now with your hands? >> i'm going to do the right way

this time just to let you know. >> steve: okay. >> steve: a. >> i forgot to do the a first. this and then. >> steve: congressman, go ahead and play along with him. there's the a. all right. fantastic. you just spelled sam. congressman. i don't know if he have you played ymca with him at your house there are four letters that you can do ymca, too. there is a lot, the opportunities are endless here, guy. >> i think. so. >> steve: guys, it was really great talking to you today. congratulations. and guy, have great summer with your dad. >> okay. >> steve: all right. see you later. all right. carley, that kid is adorable. >> carley: he has absolutely the best personality of any 6-year-old i have ever seen. he steve did you a great job wi.

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