[national anthem] ♪ ♪ >> the one thing that you can be sure of is to never underestimate this president. >> it's been a very big week for president donald trump. >> the president helped house republicans to to pass a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. >> and now i'm calling on the senate to take action. >> some reaction from the left has been hysterical. >> they have put people's lives in jeopardy. people will die if this becomes law of the land. >> shame on all the hosts who don't correct their guests either or say excuse me what is your evidence of that. why are you trying to scare people. >> democrats are activated around donald trump. they hate him. >> trump has heard the criticisms and he defended the plan on twitter by saying it's not really the plan. big win in the house. very exciting.

but when everything comes together with the inclusion of phase ii. we'll have truly great healthcare. >> something ominous about saying to a patient we have reviewed your medical profile, mr. jones, and you are ready for phase ii. >> 211,000 new jobs were created in april eclipsed expectation. >> serious tax reform slashing burden son regulation, rebuilding our infrastructure and negotiating fair trade deal is adding jobs across the country. >> tomorrow is the kentucky derby. one of the horses is named practical joke. named after the republican healthcare plan. ♪ rocking in the free world. ♪ keeping on rocking in the free world. pete: world is a little freer today. ainsley: the white house looks extra white. i don't know if it's all the

green or the rain. >> rain wiping away all the pollen. ainsley: so clean and white this morning. clayton: raining nonstop through the midwest and northeast. kentucky derby today like a tough mudder out there. abby: i was at the derby last year. it's such a good time. clayton: beautiful weather last year. beautiful sunrise. we will check in with janice dean who is down there and it's raining. abby: one thing with allergies it washes away the pollen. clayton: took all week. i think when it rains the pollen and then it kicks it up the next day. abby: mine have been better the last 24 hours. pete: we could ask janice that. over the course of four hours weekend get an answer on that for sure. abby: do you look better though. welcome back. pete: historic vote on thursday with the house passing repeal and replace of obamacare. all republican votes no, democratic votes.

of course, the dems infamously singing na na na na hey hey hey, goodbye. and the willing media going along and spinning its tune about what that bill looks like. abby: president trump jumped on he has seen this play out how many times now since he has been president. wow, the fake news media did everything in its power to make the republican healthcare victory look as bad as possible e way better than obamacare. obamacare is on its last legs and insurance companies are fleeing for their lives. it is dead. pete: new narrative for the memed, this is all you. republicans run the show. this is all you. it's not obamacare anymore. it's trump care. what are you going to do in congress? how is this going to come together? if you watch the mainstream media coverage on this slamming preexisting conditions. people are going to die now under this republican bill. take a look. >> tonight, dead on arrival, after a victory celebration in the house, republican senators say they are starting from scratch on healthcare. >> fierce backlash tonight

after president trump's victory, the house voting to repeal and replace obamacare. tonight, many americans with preexisting conditions asking what about us? >> today house republicans voted to make american healthcare coverage much, much worse. last month, when this came up, the congressional budget office said it would cost 24 million americans their insurance. this time, the republicans didn't wait for the cbo report. >> they didn't wait because the report was likely to be nearly as bad or perhaps even worse but, regardless, the number was not going to be a good one. >> it's all smoke and mirrors, look, i'm not going to sugar coat this. this is a bad bill and this is bad politics. and when i see these republicans out there, you know, declaring this as a victory, i hope they have health insurance because they really need to get their heads checked. pete: later on in the program we'll do comparisons from headlines in march when the first bill failed in the house and the headlines now. this is what president trump is talking about when he talks

about fake news. not whether the news is always accurate. the way in which they go after him no matter what the outcome is without revealing the absolute and utter the bias they have against him upfront. abby: the role is to inform the american people. it's always so, so negative. remember the rollout of obamacare and exchanges and when the website went up? i don't remember the coverage being as negative back then and that was a complete disaster if you remember that. clayton: here doing that show when the website hit. abby: crashed. pete: such a disaster. clayton: i could go over to square space for 15 bucks and make a website better and more fishtsly than obamacare did. pete: there is a reason this vote happened. a reason democrats are acknowledging that obamacare needs to be fixed. premiums are out of control. i was in iowa on thursday at a diner.

abby: did you a great job. pete: you are always jealous on that. abby: opened the bar at 6:00 a.m. pete: because it's iowa and that's what they do in iowa. last provider in their healthcare exchange had just announced it was leaving. if you can't have supported premium support plans in states where there are no plans. if you don't have a plan, what do you do? abby: where are democrats then, right? clayton: they are not going to support this at all. they are laughing right now. abby: if they actually cared about the healthcare system in this country why not step up and help republicans to get this right. that is their job as a politician. clayton: if it is crumbling in parts, we already gave you a healthcare bill called obamacare. we don't want you to roll that back. question about elderly and preexisting conditions and what is going to happen in the senate. it looks like the senate is not going to be taking a vacation right now. they are already working to try to take up healthcare and make sure it remains affordable for the elderly. sarah huckabee sanders says

the senate is taking this up. take a listen. >> the president is focused on getting it right, not getting it fast. i think we saw the mistake that the democrats made by trying to force and rush this through. we expect there to be some changes. but we expect the principles in the main pillars of the healthcare bill as it exists now to remain the same. i think that we're focused on the big principles of the healthcare bill, lowering costs. creating competitive environment, flexibility. giving states the ability to make decisions within the healthcare system. we don't expect those things to change. clayton: that's the sticking point for democrats right now is giving the states the ability to opt out. federal waiver to opt out whether on preexisting conditions or not. that's where the left. that narrative is going to be heard over the next few weeks as the senate takes up this bill. abby: preexisting conditions. that is a tough one. because you have people coming out -- my sister is a type one diabetic. they have stories where they don't have help. i don't know if you saw jimmy

kimmel this week as well where he talked about his son and the heart problem he had and he got emotional and cried about it republicans have to find the right why it communicate it. clayton: preexisting conditions is what he is all about. at the federal level, yes. they can cover preexisting conditions. when it gets handed down to the states and they are able to opts out. the federal government can sit back. pete: my view is why not? let states choose. if it's budget prohibitive for him why can't the state make that decision. on the governor, on that state legislature. what the senate is going to do. they have to close ranks. 52 rotes. pass it through reconciliation. pass every single vote. find that middle ground. ultimately it is about the principles about what republicans are trying to do. getting rid of the government interference that distorts the market. that explodes the debt. that's unsustainable. that's what obamacare has been. if they can bring in competition and choices and not mandate things to people. get less government interference find a way to message to your point. so democrats can't say you are

kicking grandma off the cliff. kids are going to die. which is exactly what the democrats do every single time. abby: there was a lot that happened this week. i want to get to stephen colbert. we all saw that complen tear we had the other night. the fcc might have to take action after controversial jokes. here is what they said. >> i haven't had a chance to seat clip now. so as we get complaints and we have gotten a number of them. we are going to take the facts that we find and we are going to apply the law as it has been set out by the supreme court and other courts and we will take the appropriate action. traditionally the agency has to decide if it does find a violation whether the appropriate remedy should be and, you know, fine of some sort is typically what we do. pete: it would be good to see a consequence. it's a free country. can you have your political point of view. people can decide to watch stephen colbert or not. ultimately if you say something like that on the air which we are not replaying there should be ramifications.

clayton: it is over the public airways. different cables. when you are on the public airways and people can put up antenna in their house and free access. abby: clearly enough people have complangsd about this a warning sign to the fcc. i remember growing up on betterman on my parent's floor i was probably 5, 6, 7 years old. i would have no idea what's going on. not fair to families at home watching it at night. that's a level we haven't seen before. pete: the reason it has exploded so much is the double standard of what he is going to get away with and what he is allowed to do vert success a democratic president or barack obama is so glaring that people have finally mustered the outrage. sometimes conservatives don't muster outrage the way the left does. it's good when people stand up. abby: where do you draw the line. i don't care if you are republican or democrat the jokes we give out in front of a large audience, many of them kids that are still up pretending to be asleep

watchinwatching with their pare, where do you draw the line? clayton: where fcc had to wait five days to see a clip? pete: it's a government agency. abby: they have been napping. i want to brings you other headlines this morning starting with the leading french presidential candidate macron getting the hillary clinton treatment by getting hacked on the eve of the elections. unclear who is responsible for the massive amount of campaign emails dumped online. macron's camp says fake documents have been mixed with real in order to deceive voters. today macron is facing off against far right candidate marine le pen who has been compared to president trump. comments about that navy seal. he was on a helicopters aiding somali troops fighting al qaeda affiliated growb al shabaab. when they drobsd him off at somali compounds a fire fight apparently broke out. one seal was killed and two others wounded. this is the first u.s. service

member death in somalia since 1993. his name has still not been released. and now to some extreme weather. powerful storms tearing through the south as flooding takes over the east. 10 people now confirmed dead from high water. the latest victim a missouri man after his car was swept into a flooded creek. the same system packing a punch up north turning roads into rivers in new york city. firefighters helping people out of their cars and commuters even using umbrellas inside grand central station as water just came pouring in. look at that it was a mess yesterday with the rain. and 93-year-old marine veteran surprised by his brothers in arms with a brand new american flag. marines in fleet week they heard about hero robert woodbury a marine aviator who flew in world war ii and korea. they knew he needed a new flag for his lawn so they showed up with one in hand. >> i'm really red, white, and blue. i mean, that's all i can say. i'm so pro-american and so --

i don't even know how to say it i'm a marine. >> hur hueing pete pete's once e always a marine. people will die in the republican healthcare plan. are they taking the scare tactics a little too far? that's coming up next. pete: president trump took heat for claiming he was wiretapped by president obama. now another 2016 candidate is coming forward saying he might have been wiretapped, too. uh-oh. abby: janice dean live from churchill downs this morning. the site of the 143rd kentucky derby we will check in with her and her awesome hat. we have got to get our hats on. pete: you do ♪ you were born to fly ♪ r.

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>> this will cost american lives if it ever becomes law. this will -- this will mean death, pain and suffering to people's families. >> really a stupid bill. it's a stupid -- it's a bill of deacon destruction of government. >> from the beginning trump care was a moral monstrosity that will devastate seniors, children, and hard-working americans. >> this crushing age tax will fall on some of the most vulnerable members of our society. >> tens of millions of americans who are living with preexisting conditions will be screwed. >> instead of this cruel bill, let's come together to improve healthcare, not take health insurance away from millions just to give tax credits to the wealthiest. we're better than that. >> let's put this bill in a coffin not americans. let's kill and bury this bill. abby: democrats there saying people will die under the republican healthcare plan. are they taking the scare tactic as little too far. here to debate is democratic

strategist isaac wright and donald trump supporter erin elmore. thank you for being here. thanks for being here so early. >> of course. abby: erin, those are strong words some that you agree with that this new g.o.p. healthcare plan will take american lives. what evidence do you have of that. >> moral question here and lives on the line that's exactly right. preexisting conditions will no longer be covered under your insurance. so you have the option under the state waivers that people with preexisting conditions may lose their coverage, face lifetime caps on coverage. if you get sick, the insurance that you have paid for can say, you know what? you have hit the cap, you are on your own from here. that defeats the purpose of insurance. that's why lives are on the line. abby: that's basically assuming that republicans are table and saying yeah we want americans to die because of the plan we are putting together. >> it's just not true. let's face it obamacare is imploding. one out of three counties in the united states right now have one choice. we need to drive down these

premiums and get insurers back into the market. right now 19.5 million americans that aren't covered because these premiums are absolutely out of control. they are just saying hey, i'm going to pay the penalty. we will also get rid of that penalty. get these insurers that want to get back in the business of insuring the american people. just yesterday, sarah huckabee sanders and deputy press secretary said herself preexisting conditions will be covered and these americans will be safe, secure, and healthy. >> but that's just not true. it's not what the bill says. this is why this bill was done in back rooms, in secrecy, without the american people having the opportunity because that's not what the bill says. that's the fundamental problem of the fact the aca took 18 months to pass. it was posted online for weeks for americans to read. the acha. abby: that was down total partisan lines you have. talked to anyone about- >> vote you had against this bill. abby: answer this question for

me because i traveled around the country and talked to a lot of the folks who have been impacted by obamacare. it has been devastating. many democrats as well saying this bill needs to change. do you disagree with that? do you think no changes need to happen here? >> i think there are tweaks that need to be made to obamacare. for example, the high risk pool didn't work. so republicans wants to invest in a high risk pool. that's their solution. instead we need to look at how to stabilize the marketplaces and the exchanges. and they are not in a death spiral. there need to be some tweaks under the hood. simple fact like the farm i grew up on. if you have a tractor with a low tire you fix the tire. you fill the tire with air. you don't get rid of the tractor. obamacare was. >> the tractor was broken and we need a new tractor. >> but it wasn't broken. there is no evidence of. >> look at the state of iowa last individual plan there is leaving. like 70,000 juans without coverage now. to be honest, obamacare is just imploding and we really need to fix it. abby: both sides of the aisle

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found inside trunks of seven different cars valued at more than a quarter million dollars. wow. clayton and pete? clayton: thank you, abby. first it was butler university a small private college in indiana offering anti-trump course. now an ivy league school is following suit. pete: of course. cornell is joining the resistance by adding a class this fall called america confronts the world. the course description reads donald trump and barack obama give two visions of america and the world. get. this xenophobic nationalism and for obamacare it's pragmatic cosmopolitanism. clayton: joining us. >> thank you for having me. clayton: what is pragmatic cosmopolitanism. >> when i first i wasn't sure what to think. all i could tell is there was this unfair comparison between president barack obama and then president donald trump

who, by the way, has just served 100 days in office. and i think it just goes to show reading the syllabus that the professor is really not interested in having a fair conversation and i'm not very surprised that cornell university would allow such a course to take place. they have been known for liberal bias and indoctrination and it's something i have seen as a reporter with the leadership institute campus reform. pete: it almost sounds like a semester long critique of the president. do you feel in any way if you walked into that class you would get a fair representation of how president trump see he is the world and how president obama saw the world? >> so, based on the syllabus, it doesn't seem like a fair conversation. so if i were to walk in to the classroom, i don't think i would feel comfortable expressing my views. and, again, i am somebody who likes to take fair stance.

i like to -- i think it's important that we are critical of the president but we also recognize the good that he has done. so i don't think that would be encouraged in this class. clayton: is there overwhelming liberal bias on that campus? >> absolutely. i would say being a conserving or for that matter even be a moderate is a very difficult lifestyle here. i can tell you that i'm right now an r.a. and in my personal experience, when my staff and when my boss found out that i held different political views than them, i was treated differently it felt like an unwelcome environment and i can tell you that my boss came up to me and said how can we make this better? and even though i gave suggestions like having more fair conversations. watching videos that represent all sides of various issues, there was no true effort to alleviating the tensions in our r.a. meetings. that's one of the reasons why

i'm stepping down from the role. pete: just stepping back for a second, you have got indoctrine nation of entire generation of left wing views in campuses like cornell. what are the consequences of that for our country? >> well, i think one of the greatest consequences would be people aren'tably to think freely. when you have a professor telling you what is right and what is incorrect rather than having the students decide for themselves, to research beyond the headlines, and analyze the situations for themselves, i think they just take whatever the professor tells them and they are not able to see the indoctrination as well. i have talked to students around campus. and unless you are the different person. unless you think differently, you can't see the indrok trip natiotrip -- indoctrination thas happening. pete: thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. clayton: great to be up at 6:00 a.m. on campus.

pete: skyping from cornell. her professors may see that segment. good luck to her. planning to oust republicans who voted yes on the healthcare bill. dan bongino says please do because that worked out so well when they rallied around hillary. dan joins us live next. clayton: tear down that bench, a tribute to our veterans in a small pennsylvania town. apparently it's too offensive to atheists who live in big cities on the coast. ♪ i got you, baby ♪ just you and me ♪ ♪ baby, i know ♪ have fun tonight ♪ this is bill's yard. and bill has a "no-weeds, not in my yard" policy. but with scotts turf builder weed & feed,

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♪ ♪ >> house republicans today voted on and passed an obamacare replacement bill without knowing how much it would cost. though i'm not surprised, they also voted on an obamacare replacement without knowing the cost. >> tomorrow is the kentucky derby. yeah. get this. i saw that one of the horses is named practical joke. [laughter] the owner says he was named after the republican healthcare plan. >> magic by the way now a lot of people's best option for medical care. i will now pull your appendix out of this hat. clayton: reaction this week republicans voting in the house to repeal obamacare.

pete: always the axis of the media, democrats celebrities usually chime in. clayton: jump to twitter. amy schumer has a new movie coming out.ed to repeal the aca and defund planned parenthood. call your senators to stop the bill. pete: patent. i have no idea who this famous celebrity is. i heard he started? rarap tuohy.he says i will do wi to make november 6th, 2018 a dawn to dusk nightmare for the g.o.p. bleep these smirking entitled frauds, tick, tick, tick. abby: this is from john will heend. has someone put together a list of dems to oust republicans in swing district districts? >> clayton: dan, great to see you this morning. all these celebrities were out in force.

>> they were intergal part of 2016 hillary clinton land slide. this is what is really telling about this. what is that a day or two before the election, the clinton-trump election she wentz to pennsylvania and did this huge rally with all of these celebrities. and promptly got smoked in pennsylvania. the first democrat to lose the state in two decades. you know, pete, in some limited circumstances, we would call that a clue. but it just doesn't work for the entitled celebrity crowd. i'm begging them to keep it up. clayton: dan, do you know what's amazing about that rally. i was in pennsylvania the next day, that rally, they were trying to get college kids to come in from universities. they were trying to bus people in and no one was showing up to that event in western pennsylvania. abby: should have paid them. pete: no one wanted to go. >> right. that's what i call hard core grassroots whether you have to pay people and force them on the bus to attend a rally. this is a really big problem. abby: that's really connecting

with the american people. pete: yeah. very much so. >> no kidding. pete: go ahead, dan. >> no, i was just going to say that to me as a conservative i like this and i hope it continues because the disconnect between hollywood and the entertainment communities and the average american is the catch is growing wider by the day. it really only promotes more republican victories at the local, federal and state level. pete: such a knee jerk echo chamber where they chant na na na na hey hey hey goodbye from the house floor. talk about it and celebrities tweet. that recipe didn't work in 2016. shows just blatant disrespect for the average voter. it's important because it's a narrative war here with this. they are saying that the conservatives want to kill kids and grandma through their healthcare proposal. that's the narrative that they're pushing. >> yeah. people don't believe that crap. think about it. what does a coal miner in west virginia have in common with john legend? a coal miner who believes in god, family, and country.

i mean, really, what does he have in common with the hollywood community that's secular? it's a hookup culture in hollywood they frankly couldn't give a hoot about the country. they only care about their paycheck. the catch just grows wider between us and them. abby: impact at the polls that's for sure. wants to get your thought on this while you are here. bias media narrative is to blame for violence against police. here is what the fbi say about it. they say it appears that immediately following the incidence of officer involved shootings. they were exposed social media police misconduct and wrongdoing. in many cases this singular narrative came from the subjects friends and family and witnesses who often knew the subject long before law enforcement provided their findings to the public. what do you make of that? >> yeah. abby. this is real. i keep contact with a lot of cop friends of mine. still, even ones i wentz through the police academy with. they are telling me now that these guys are terrified. i don't remember terrified like frightened.

i mean scared of the backlash of, involved in any use of force incidents because they know they won't be backed up by the politicians who are going to look to make an example out of them. these guys don't want to go to jail for something that they did with the best of intentions to protect themselves or others. they are really scared of this. pete: law enforcement, they fall behind the narrative that grows in the media as cameras get shoved in the face of family members who are oftentimes quite hyperbolic and blame the police. you have protests and out of control. >> this ferguson effect is very real. one cop friend of mine tell me if they are not called out on a radio one run. central 911 doesn't call them there. they will very rarely stop for a discretionary police action they know they are going to become youtube infamous the minute they stop. no one helps. they pull out the cameras. abby: so true and sad reality we live. in dan bongino, thanks for being with us. >> thanks, guys. abby: on to other headlines this morning. isis is training homegrown are

juwaadists how to in order to arm themselves. propaganda magazine encouraging them to drive the truck into the stores at closing time so they can't fight back. idea is to steal weapons and ammo for later attacks. and an accused terrorists claiming that the feds tricked him in to handing over a d.n.a. sample. according to lawyers for rahimy. the mystery man visiting him was an fbi agent who asked for a hair sample. now lawyers want the evidence banned from the case. brahimy was arrested last year and accused of setting off bombs in chelseyy and new jersey injuring dozens of people. enkentucky senator rand paul believes the obama administration may have been spying on presidential campaign. i formally requested from the white house and the intel committees info on whether i was surveilled by obama administration or the intel community. last month paul sent a letter to president trump asking him to investigate a claim that his name was unmasked in

intelligence reports collected under the obama administration. wow, that would be something, huh? and a city in pennsylvania is removing a park bench with the word god on it in order to please angry atheists. the bench honoring local veterans says men who aren't governed by god will be governed by tyrants. tucker carlson took on the national director of eighths who demanded its removal. >> aren't you the tyrants in this story. >> i think we are the folks that fight for equality for everyone. when this bench was put with a veterans memorial, it was demeaning to anyone who is a non-christian veteran. >> this is not about making a group of people feel included, it's about crushing people. >> no, it's not. >> of course it is. >> no, it isn't. abby: atheists offered to pay for a new bunch so long as it had their organization's name on it. pete: i'm sure she lives in that town and has an interest: clayton: are democrats winning the care over healthcare.

corey lewandowski is on deck. pete: plus, six months after that brutal defeat in the presidential election it looks like hillary clinton is ready to reenter the political spotlight. out of the woods. do democrats even want her back? we're going to debate it next. ♪ one way or another ♪ i'm going to find you ♪ i'm going to getcha, getcha, getcha ♪ one way or another i'm going to win you ♪ i'm going to getcha, getcha, getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ i'm going to see you i'm going to meet

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could. that group onward together fight president trump's agenda. other members of her party criticize her for blaming others for her election loss. listen to. this jim comey didn't tell her not to campaign in risk after the convention. jim comey didn't say don't put any resources into niche began until the final week of the campaign. one of the things that hindered her in the campaign was a sense that she never fully was willing to take responsibility. pete: some strong words there. is the democratic party finally ready to cut ties with the clintons? here to debate it former director for communications for hillary clinton adrian he will rod and tezlyn. former bernie sanders staff. adrian, i will start with you as a supporter of hillary clinton. does the democratic party move forward onward together by following the twice failed presidential candidate? >> look, this is quintessential hillary. this is what she does best. she puts her energy and her

passion into what she believes in. i'm so excited that she started this organization. i think it's going to do incredible things for the resistance. and this is what she does. she rolls up her sleeves and gets back to work. pete: she says this is great development. resistance moving forward or do you feel like as a sanders supporter this is more of the same. >> the only thing hillary clinton is resisting is the ability to sit down. refusing to sit down. this is nothing but a money grab to continue to get donors to donate money to a pac that's ineffective. at the end of the day the voters have decided that they don't want to move forward with hillary clinton just as they did in 2008 and continuing to push the same message on the same voters and they are no longer listening. it's not even about cutting ties they have regifted an old gift that no one wanted at christmas and decided to put a new bow on it and thinking that people would just forget what's actually in the package which is what has failed the people for the last 8 years. pete: adrian, it's hard to argue with that when you look

at the last 8 years when hillary clinton has run for office lost house seats and senate seats and lost the presidency twice. at some points you want to win and you would want to have a leader who helps you win. at what point do you kind of look introspectively about that? >> look, here's what i will say. hillary clinton received over 60 million votes in this last election. pete: but she didn't win. she lost on the map that matters. >> people are looking to her for direction and looking to her for leadership. sure, other people will take a step forward in the party and coalesce around moving our party forward. what hillary clinton will be focusing on now is bringing together so many people who supported her during the campaign and ensuring that their money is being put where the resistance makes the most sense. >> they are looking for her to sit down. they are not looking for, you know, another failed message that did not work. this is completely driven by ego, refusing to admit that she has lost, even in the recent last week saying it was all comey's fault but yeah

maybe she had a little bit to do with it. they are looking for to sit down. not onwards but backwards toward the seat. allow somebody to have the seat and move the party forward. pete: she is starting a pac donate money. do you feel like hillary clinton is the leader of the democratic party. >> look, i think we are certainly in the rebuilding stage right now of the democratic party. we have a lot of people who are moving forward who are coming together to move our party forward. but, look, hillary clinton has a major role to play. both clintons do. that's that is why they are putting their money where their mouth is they are bringing their supporters together. look, again, this is quintessential hillary, she is always thinking about other people before herself. do the most good for others. and i'm very, very excited that she is doing what she is doing. pete: tezlyn, you completely don't agree. >> you are rebuilding on shaky foundation. >> we actually are rebuilding. >> foundation is not solid it's a sinkhole. pete: who do you believe the

leader of the democratic party, tezlyn. >> they need to new candidates. one of the popular figures he is almost 80 years old. let's move forward and look for new leadership people like senator nina turner from ohio is the move forward the party. i think start a new bench all the way over. it's over with the democratic party leadership is over with done and over with let's have a seat and stop resisting sit down and move forward. pete: going to move onward. of the question is whether it will be together or apart. be interesting to see how the democratic party moves forward. thank you for joining us. adrianne and tezlyn. >> thank you. >> thank you. pete: major candidate hacked on the eve of the french presidential election. guess what the democrats in the united states are already blaming russia. big shocker. apparently the excuse gets a little old. plus, janice dean is hanging out at the kentucky derby as we would expect apparent whether i aaron rogers. last night she hit the red

carpet with the stars. this morning janice is live at the track. good mornings, janice. janice: good morning. 143rd annual kentucky derby is happening today. we are live on "fox & friends weekend" with some celebrities last night. we will talk about it after the break. stay with us. woo! ♪ hors they started eating the roof. the homeowner was outraged. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got all her shingles replaced. hansel and gretel were last seen eating their way through the candy cane forest. call geico and see how easy it is to switch and save on homeowners insurance.

♪ abby: oh, yeah. we are gearing up for the 143rd kentucky derby today. can you tell? clayton: we sent janice dean to the downs. abby: hi, janice. janice: is your hat bigger than mine? abby: it is.

pete: have you your own zip codes. > janice: i have heard that before. abby: janice, you are fabulous. janice: thank you, my friend. we are celebrating. it was a big night last night, of course. this is the kentucky derby. the derby of all derbies here in louisville. last night i was at one of the hottest parties in the nation at any given day. it's the barn stable brown gala veentle. and i saw some celebrities, check it out. ♪ ♪ "fox & friends" sammy hagar here i love you guys. janice: this is your first derby. >> yes. janice: are you excited? >> yeah. look at me. janice: most exciting two minutes in sports? what do you say to that? >> i think i would not question it i know i'm going to be the on the edge of my seat as we all are it should be a lot of fun. >> "fox & friends," what's up? janice: how many derbies has this been. >> this is the fourth one now. janice: the weather? how are you dealing with the weather?

>> i look at it as an opportunity. let's see how the horses are going to run in the bad weather. janice: run tomorrow. >> i was going to ask you the same thing i have no idea. janice: horse from brooklyn. >> oh good brooklyn horse. >> i got my eye one intended one eyed horse patch. i love the underdog sort of story. >> how are you "fox & friends"? >> first derby? >> first derby, yeah. >> what do you think so far? >> i love it the pageantry and dressing up. >> you like the derby. >> my first time. i'm super excited. >> you are from this area, right? >> yeah, prime kentucky. >> how do you pronounce louisville. >> like louisville. >> lowvul. janice: how do you pronounce louisville. you are singing the anthem tomorrow. >> i am. >> can you give us preview. >> have you got to wait until tomorrow. i'm not going to give it away now. janice: birthday today can you

sing happy birthday. >> can i give you kiss on the cheek. janice: i will take it i love it wow harry connick kiss on the cheek? abby: i'm jealous, janice, woo. i was not expecting that at all. and his wife was in back of me so i was like is this okay mrs. connick jr.? they were awesome. pete: well done. you were certainly the star of the red carpeting. janice: oh, that's kind. i have got several hats that i had to get use of so i was very excited about that we are going to be talking derby all morning long. we have got mints juleps coming up. picks for your horse picks. all happening today. no rain right now. abby: janice the rain has gone away. we will be back with you soon for all the updates. we kant wait. pete: thanks, janice. clayton: why will be right back we have corey lewandowski. abby: we'll get him a hat.

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>> one thing to be sure of never underestimate this president. >> big week for president trump. >> republicans pass a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. >> and now i'm calling on the senate to take action. >> some reaction from the left has been hysterical. >> they have put people's lives in jeopardy. people will die if this becomes law of the land. >> shame on all the hosts who don't correct their guests either or say excuse me, what is your evidence of that? why are you trying to scare people? >> you see democrats right now are activated around donald trump. they hate him. >> he defended the plan on twitter when everything comes together with the inclusion of phase ii. we have truly great healthcare. >> there is something ominous about saying to a patients we have reviewed your medical profile, mr. jones.

and you're ready for phase ii. >> 211,000 new jobs were created in april eclipsed expectation. >> serious tax reform slashing burden some regulations, rebuilding our infrastructure and negotiating fair trade deal is adding jobs across the country. >> tomorrow is the kentucky derby. [cheers and applause] get this, i saw that one of the horses is named practical joke. his owner says he was named after the republican healthcare plan. ♪ the greatest ♪ the greatest ♪ the greatest, ♪ the greatest. clayton: is that sia or sia? abby: are you kidding? no, no, no. pete: you want to know what the cool kids are listening to you come to me. pete: i don't know how to pronounce it. sia. abby: one of my favorites. i have been to a sia concert.

pete: i'm sorry i don't know these things i listen to 90's. abby: great song to start this morning. pete: the greatest. clayton: kids are listening to sia and on facebook kids are getting fake news these days. donald trump came out slamming fake news once again in the voting to repeal obamacare and donald trump taking to twitter in the last 24 hours saying the fake news media did everything in its power to make the republican healthcare victory makes a bad as possible. far better than obamacare. and then he went on to say why is it that the fake news rarely reports obamacare is on last legs and insurance companies are fleeing for their lives. it's dead. pete: that's true. he is not tweeting that out in a vacuum without just looking at the coverage. so, of course, we went and did a little bit of the research that the mainstream media never does to compare that very coverage to look at how they covered let's say this week and what the house truly

did which was historic vote closing ranks to repeal and replace obamacare which they said they were going to do for seven years and compare that to march of this year. a couple months ago whether they tried and failed in that effort. take a look at these headlines and see if they are a little bit different. abby: this is from "the washington post other donald trump crows about his victory even though he hasn't won yet. trump thrilled by victory vs. owe obamacare but it is just round 1. grin reaper trumping cheers as house votes to strip 24 million of obamacare. abby: compare this to a couple months ago in march when the bail filled. they wentz nuts over that moment. clayton: take a look back in march when this happened. san francisco chronicle. ing stunning defeat on healthcare was the headline. "l.a. times" republican repeal of healthcare implodes. trump gempleght with reuters,

trump tastes failure as u.s. healthcare bill collapses. abby: tastes it on the tip of his tongue. pete pee humiliating defeat from the "boston globe." this is what donald trump talks about when he talks about fake news. deciding how to cover it and tone use doing so. the left wing bias is so clear that people realize it. clayton: they smell blood in the water now pete. republicans control everything, right? they basically have the supreme court. they have the white house. they have the house of representatives. they have the senate. so, democrats are now seeing an opportunity here. they are smelling blood in the water. this is going to be the thing that's going to get them back in 2018. and democrats are getting really excited about all this taking back the house. abby: mainstream media their role is not to be cheerleaders for the democratic party. pete: yes, it is that's what they're. abby: the american people deserve to know what's going on. the bill is nowhere done yet as the president said from himself. we want to learn from obamacare and how that was passed tangsd our time and get this right.

bring different voices to the table and everyone should hope we can get healthcare to a place we all are better for it. pete: democrats are going to do two things. they are going to say republicans wants to kill grandma and kids because they have horrible motives taking away your healthcare. clayton: they will degree it back at republicans. famously came out with death panels and everything else. same kind of scare tactics. pete: the seven year of failure. less choice and less mandates and government interference is goings to improve the healthcare market. there is a reason to stand in the rose garden and say this is a good day for america. other side messaging for democrats we are going to win in the 2018. hearing them sing on the house floor na na na na not only childish but politically motivated. clayton: smelling blood in the water. too early to run a victory lap.

>> also should never take nancy pelosi's word for what's going to happen in the house. because i recall she predicted democrats were going to take back the house in 2012, in 2014 and in 2016. so she always makes that prediction. abby: remember that? all those moments? this is representative sean duffy on the dems that are activated against trump and how he says the g.o.p. can win. >> democrats right now, they are activated around donald trump. they hate him. if we're going to win in the next electric cycle, we need to have republicans that are activated which means that republicans in the house and the senate are meeting the promise they made to the american people. if we get healthcare done, which let's us get taxes done and let's us hopefully grow the economy and put people back to work with better jobs, that's how we actually win. abby: he is spot on. do you know how you win elections? you win based off of your actions. you win based on what you get done. in order for republicans to keep getting things done and getting things passed is getting support from the american people. that's why i keep going back to how important their communication is on

healthcare. such an essential issue that every families deals with preexisting conditions, you name it find a way to get that messaging exactly right so people feel comfortable about next plan. pete: get it right with energy. a lot of energy on the left just around hating donald trump that they hope will drive people to the polls. republicans are going to have to be vigilant just just on messaging keep majorities, continue president trump's agenda we have to win these seats. up against head winds of democrats just resisting at every turn and we will go like that's their campaign promise. clayton: another thing the president was talking about on first 100 days amount of refugees and illegal immigrants cut off under his watch. people say no victories, nothing that he has accomplished. look at the amount of people that have been pouring across the borders and how that's diminished over the past few months. now we have new numbers out this morning. abby: pretty i didn't know credible. clayton: just one year, tyke a look at the numbers from the refugee process egg center from march 17, 2,000, a year

ago 6,000. pete: lowest total amounts admitted in a month 2017 since 2013. a lot of people look at the extreme investigating and refugees they failed because they have these executive orders that the ninth circuit struck down. you still through the state department and how you decide to vet people still implement extreme vetting and lower the amount of people you are letting in based on criteria which is clear the white house is doing. again, a barometer miss to the american people that it is getting being kept. i bet you don't hear this on any other news network if you do how dare the republicans -- clayton: what you are hearing from the left and other news networks how cruel the trump administration being. not immigrants fleeing war torn sir yansd now you are keeping them out. abby: where was that criticism of president obama when he was often called deporter in chief. i don't remember that from the mainstream media. clayton: it's fun i couldn't bring that up. we didn't really hear about that until the 2016 campaign

started unfolding. abby: exactly. clayton: liberal media started looking into the numbers they pointed out wait a second you say you are going to do a better job. president obama has done a great job at this. we never heard about it over the 8 years. abby: what do you think. we love hearing from you. you are usually spot on about these things. why is president trump not getting credit whether it comes to immigration. pete: pesky item of isis that said they were going to infiltrate. president trump takes that seriously and why he has put the extreme vetting in place. let us know. our viewers are on this stuff as much as we're. friends@foxnews.com. abby: some people are saying the numbers are so low we don't need that wall. >> that's how much the numbers have gone down. i know president trump. pete: if you want to prevent immigration on the southern border permanently. you are not going to prevent all of it you better have a wall. next thing a president wouldn't tear down is a physical wall which i think some so many people supportive of that. abby: he is not backing down

from that either. other headlines i want to bring you this morning. new navy seal killed fighting terrorists in somalia. military officials say he was on a helicopter fighting al shabaab. they say when u.s. forces dropped of the forces off at the compounds a gun fight broke out. one seal killed and two others wounded. this is the first u.s. service member death in somalia since 1993. his name has still not been released a penn state fraternity and 186 its members facing criminal charges over the death of this student. authorities say timothy piaza died after falling several times with toxic levels of alcohol in his body during a frat party. the 19-year-old suffering for hours with severe injuries while friends allegedly failed to get him the help he needed. charges against fraternity members include involuntary manslaughter and evidence tampering. so sad. and now to extreme weather. powerful storms tearing through the south as flooding takes over the east. 10 people now confirmed dead from high water.

the latest victim a missouri man after his car was subsequent into a flooded creek. the same system pounding the north, turning roads into rivers. we saw this yesterday right here in new york city. three inches of rain falling in just three hours. the storm leaving parts of penn state station, look at that totally under water. the front entrance was even closed to stop the water from pouring in. and out with the old and in with the new. crayola unveiling a brill cents new color crayon to replace the yellow and lion that want it removed from 24 count box. the color was discovered accidentally by two chemists. it still doesn't have name of the the company wants you to name it they are taking suggestions until june 2 nsd whether they will reveal the top five. the winning name will be announced in september. pete: can you discover a new color that never existed before? clayton: we discover new elements all the time.

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♪ ♪ >> if the bill passed today in the house became law, thousands of americans would die because they would no longer have access to healthcare. >> this will cost american lives if it ever becomes law. >> from the beginning, trump care was a moral monstrosity that will devastate seniors, children, and hard-working americans. >> this crushing age tax will fall on some of the most vulnerable members of our society. >> this is a new time in politics where people are just blatantly lying and essentially producing policies that are going to kill people. ainsley: despite a healthcare victory democrats are quick to slam the bill. what can republicans do to push that bill forward. clayton: joining us is corey lewandowski. good to see you this morning. >> good morning. clayton: fear mongering. back in march members of the republican party against the president were saying at the

time he wasn't doing enough to go out there and sell it we saw mike pence going out there. he needs to do more. he needed to do more back in march. will we see the president doing more this time, do you think? >> i think what you will see is the president is firmly committed to get this bill done. what he said his priorities are getting repeal and replacement done. his priorities are getting tax reform done and passing a mask infrastructure spending bill of which any one of those three would be considered a signature piece of legislation of any administration. is he going to get all three done. what that means is he is going to be working the phones. he is going to be meeting with individuals in the u.s. senate to get a piece of legislation done. if is he required to go out and campaign and get on the stump like he did in harrisburg last weekend to push this bill forward to make sure we can get repeal and replace done he is willing to do that. he has a great microphone to bypass the mainstream media fake news. he can go to the american people and put pressure on u.s. senators weren't willing to hold to their promise to get repeal and replace done. pete: details are important but the messaging war if the american public feels like the

republicans and president trump are going to kick me off of my healthcare and preexisting conditions. the democrats are screaming doomsday. how do you push back on the overall messaging to say this is what we are going to do for you to improve your healthcare outcomes? >> well, here is what the president has said. if have you a preexisting condition, you are still going to be covered. that's a very important components of it. these are the same liberal democrats who promised you that they were going to fix washington for the last 30 years and haven't done it nancy pelosi, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, same people who operate on the coast don't understand what middle america is all about. have made broken promises after broken promises. what we finally have is an individual who is disrupting washington and holding to his campaign promises which says i'm going to repeal and replace obamacare because premiums are up over 100 percent in some places. and the individual insurance companies no longer participating because it's not advantageous to do it anymore. they are out of the system which means there is no healthcare system under obamacare anymore. abby: not just the democrats. see members of the mainstream

media really inciting a lot of fear to the american people when it comes to new healthcare bill. president trump tweeting about that yesterday. obviously expecting that because he dealt with it since he has been president. but, what do you think he needs to do to combat that to combat the media bias that exists? does he need to get out and speak directly to the american people about this. >> he absolutely does. this is where the president has is at his very best when he gets the ability to bypass the mainstream media whether it's through a direct press conference to the person err american people or stump rally last saturday night. the difference is the mainstream media wants to see this president fail. looked at the media coverage first 100 days as they construed as negative. what we saw at the white house correspondence dinner love fest last weekend amongst themselves they say this president is the most successful president of any president they have ever covered. they don't want to give him credit for the accomplishments which he is achieving. the american people understand it but the press still doesn't get it. clayton: a piece of this narrative is preexisting conditions that you talked about. one of the things that the

president has talked about is you are not going to -- if you have a preexisting condition, you are going to be covered. of course, the narrative unfolding over the last 24 hours is at the state level. that states can then of course get this federal waiver. get them off of the preexisting conditions bandwagon. how does the president deal with that messaging going forward? >> >> well, it's simple. look, the president said this very clearly. states should have a significant investment in how healthcare gets done. it's much better to get this out of the federal level. block grant it down to the states. we have seen governor rick scott in florida has done an amazing job. that's the model that you want to use going forward. they have implemented specific programs to make sure people are covered. if you have a preexisting condition you won't be denied coverage. that's a important exen mental to the president. he also understands the federal government is not the solution. giving that money back to the states and making sure they're taking care of the people at the local level is much better than having some bureaucrat make those decisions. pete: corey, very briefly the senate. i know you aren't going to wants to talk weeks and months but how quickly they can move

something forward? >> i think it's all in mitch mcconnell's court right now. he is going to understand what his members are going to do and leave it to those guys to get it done. can i del you this the president is going to push marred to make sure this gets done quickly. abby: corey, we have to let you go. pete: more "fox & friends" next. >> thank you. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible.

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emanuel macron's campaign says the hack is massive, coordinated and an attempt to influence the outcome of sunday's vote. this is a tight race between the far right marine le pen and the centrist macron. it's not entirely clear who is behind this hack. and officials can't really talk about it in france, there intlakout period before a vote where no one can campaign. a week ago the security software company trend microtold fox news a hacking group called pawn storm targeted macron's campaign. a group also known as isn't ay . democratic national committee. some actually say group is affiliate with the russian government. putin denies any meddling in international elections. but here's the thing, you guys, macron's campaign said they stopped those other attempted hacks. details of the macron campaign are all across the internet. the campaign says that some

are actually fake. so who did this hacking? hillary clinton's old campaign staffers seem quite cfts that russia played a role. robby music her former campaign manager tweeted for those who thought russia was dialing back. french campaign emails leaked online. and brian fallon clinton press secretary had this to say putin is waging war against western democracies and our president is on the wrong side. polls show macron leading by 22%. try as they might, we saw in our own election polls are not always correct. abby? pete? abby: that's a great points. big vote tomorrow. we will see what happens. pete: clayton over to you, russia might be meddling with your prompter so be careful. clayton: i love the russian hacker's name is fancy bear. i want you to call me that. go from fancy foonts fancy bear. kick starter unleashings

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a half hours you end up with a beer that is your own idea of like the clayton beer. this is really good stuff. clayton: what is it doing? >> if you were to turn it super loud. what it would do in two and a half hours brew your own beer at home on your kitchen counter, your bar counter. this will be -- i bet you next week when the campaign is over on friday, it will probably be the number one food item ever to hit kick starter. so we are keeping our eye on this one. pretty pretty cool. pico brew is the name of it, $329 for it or 549 when it comes out. clayton: there is dishes. cheers, collect out this stuff on kick starter. thanks, kurt. well, it's clear primp is the man that late night loves to hate. >> your president? i love your presidency. i call it disgrace the nation. clayton: how do the number of jokes directed at mr. trump compare to those about presidents past?

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♪ >> mr. trump, your presidency, i love your presidency. i call it disgrace the nation. >> trump's claims about middle east peace are a lot like his claims about what his healthcare plan would actually do naive, overconfident and detached from reality. >> democrats are calling for the new republican healthcare bill to be called trump care. experts say that's the first time trump and care have ever been said together. >> let me read this presidential briefing. yeah. i got the briefing right here. >> according to the new politico poll 48% of voters approve of the job president trump is doing. of course, a lot of them think that job is plus size golf shirt model. >> all right. so we have all heard the jokes. there is a new study out that finds during his first 100 days in office president trump has been the target of more jokes from late night

comedians than his three predecessors were during the entire first year in the white house. >> clayton: surprising. pete: not surprising at all. president trump has had 1060 late night jokes. over 1,000. those other numbers for president bush, bush and clinton first year. not even apples to apples. 100 days versus 365. clayton: look at obama to trump right there not so bad. pretty close. whole year worth of jokes. >> 260 more days. abby: what do you think the number will be for trump for the year. pete: over 3 or 4,000. clayton: trump should tweet out new record breaker. most late night jokes made against me ever. pete: he has no choice, right? he has to fight back. it's not just the volume. it's also the tone. abby: that's what bothers me. the numbers i don't think we are totally surprised by we hear these jokes every night. pete beat we should be. abby: what the jokes actually are where do you draw the line

in terms of disrespectful to our commander-in-chief. these are late night shows that oftentimes families are watching and many people only go to these shows to get their news. that's all they are hearing. then you just become accustomed to that. you expect it. this is okay apparently. pete: trump bashing hour in the evening. if you watch those shows or don't watch them anymore. let us know at foxnews.com. get your comments and play them on the air. clayton: we will talk to chuck woolery when he comes on the show later. he has a successful podcast called blunt force truth. pete: you might get blunts force truth as well. abby: obama administration may have been spying on his presidential campaign. senator tweeted. this i formally requested from the white house info whether i was surveilled by obama administration and/or the intel communities. last month paul sent a letter to president trump asking him to investigate a claim that his name was unmasked in intelligence reports collected under the obama administration.

and caving to the ghantsdz of student protesters, uc santa cruz's chancellor agreeing to the request of the african-american black student alliance who took over a dorm three days ago. the school guaranteeing housing for black students at rosa parks themed house. painting the outside of the house red, gold and green and mandating educational diversity mandating for the freshman. and this story, zebra on the loose. authorities forced to escaped zebra florida neighborhood. this always happens in florida. people taking video sprinting. even on a highway hitting a truck injuring the driver. the zebra is fine, you guys, and returned to a local circus. local circus? not sure how it escaped from. i guess from the circus. clayton: wanted to go to the kentucky derby. just call her derby dean. janice dean is live it the churchill downs racetrack for

the 143rd kentucky derby. pete: she joins us now. janice: business cutbiscuits. you are the celebrity chef here at churchill downs. tell us about that. >> i have been working with the chef at the mansion. working breakfast treats and lunch treats and dinner treats for the guests at the mansion which is the most exclusive place at churchill downs. janice: can i sneak in. >> yes. janice: do you have any gossip. >> we saw steffee graph yesterday. rumor has it harry connick jr. is going to be up there today. janice: i saw him last night and he gave me a smooch on the cheek. we are cooking. >> we are making pa pimento cheese. it's a little lighter. from my book "lighten up y'all." full fat cheese and then i also combine it with a little

bit of reduced fat cheese. janice: we got the good stuff and the healthy stuff. >> exactly. then i'm going to add some mayonnaise. janice: real mayonnaise? >> this is real mayonnaise and you won't be able to taste it. i am going to put 2% low fat yogurt. janice: okay. >> because there are so many different ingredients in here you can't really tell it's yogurt. all right. pimentos. janice: that's the secret. >> this is the pat ae of the south. janice: we need mint juleps. >> it's a little early but probably. then i'm also going to add a little hot sauce. janice: something something? eye like it hot. >> if you are talking about bourbon in the morning you must like hot sauce. i think bourbon pretty much flows like water around here. janice: i will be trying that later. >> a little salt. a little pepper. and then this is the trick. we're going -- i'm going to grate the onion.

so what happens is it sort of dissolves. janice: look at that. >> you don't need any big pieces of onion in your. janice: i don't have any onions -- scrape this up and give it a try. the other idea. instead of serving it on crackers serve it on a crudete. got one for you to taste. janice: you got a website. >> exactly. virginia willis.com. janice: i'm coming. harry connick i'm coming to you tonight. bon appetit as well. clayton: make sure you don't see harry with your mouthful. abby: that looks good. janice: it's good. pete: i believe it. she is a good food critique. critiquer -- critic. he made fun of the democrats for the war on coal. >> i want to know how you can say you are going to put a lot

of coal miners out of jobs and then come in here and tell us how you're going to be our friend. pete: now, that man is running for the u.s. senate. bo is live next. clayton: chris stirewalt and general jack keane is coming up here on the show ♪ looking at you once in a day ♪ i love her ♪ god knows i love her ♪ kentucky woman ♪ here you go little guy.

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because we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. clayton: our next guest called her out on it watch. >> you can say you are going to put a lot of coal miners out of jobs and then come in here and tell us how you are going to be our friend. >> what i said was totally out of context from what i meant. because i have been talking about helping coal country for a very long time. i do feel a little bit sad and sorry that i gave folks the reason or the excuse to be so upset with me because that is not what i intended at all. pete: turns out he didn't like that answer very much. now is he running for the u.s. senate. bo copley joins us now via skype from charleston, west virginia. thanks for joining us this morning. you decided to take the step to rub for office yourself. what was that decision process like for you? >> well, it was very long process for us. i think it started about a year ago yesterday when franklin graham had his decision 2016 tour.

he was at our state capitol on the national day of prayer and was talking about how we always talk about how we have to pick the lesser of two evils and that's because good christian people don't run for office. and through the last year we have had a lot of prayer and consideration and finally felt like we got the confirmation that we really needed for us to step out and say this is what we need to do. abby: you are running against senator joe manchin. senator obviously well known liked by a lot of people. what were your campaign platform be? what are you going to run on? >> i think the issues for most people are that i think we're tired of the way things have been done in washington for some time. i think we see that with president trump being elected as well. but i think people are tired of the same old people being in office. and, you know, how are you ever going to change the outcome of what you're doing if you keep making the same mistakes and electing the same

type of people to office. clayton: i lived in west virginia. can i tell you people of west virginia don't like when people in washington federal government comes in and tells west virginiaens what to do. that seemed to be what hillary clinton was doing. used to be a blue state. how did hillary clinton lose so badly in west virginia? what needs to change for democrats if they are going to have a chance to get a leg back up there? >> honestly, it's hard to say that someone so much that it made people feel a little bit more in line with someone like donald trump and have a little more in common, but i just think we have always been considered a conservative, democrat state. people with conservative values but i think the democratic party as a whole nationally is no longer a

viable option. abby: how do you think president trump is doing? >> i think he has done a pretty good job. of course there are missteps here and there. missteps someone outside of the normal political realm would make. but i think all in all done a decent job. pete: his opponent hillary clinton. other side of the story. she is still blaming others for her loss. take a listen take full responsibility, i was the candidate. i was the person who was on the ballot. and. i am very aware. i was on the way to winning until the combination of jim comey's letter on october 28th and russian wikileaks raised doubts in the minds of people who were inclined to vote for me but got scared off. pete: bo, you saw her on the campaign trail.

it was rickenbacker and james comey or was it her candidacy, what kind of candidate she was? >> i think it boils down to the type of candidate that she was. i mean, you can sit back and point fingers all you want. but when you don't actually relate to the people who are in the process of making those electoral decisions, you're just, you know, you can't really point fingers at anyone else. you have to look at yourself and i don't think people related to what she was saying: they saw it as planned and calculated and it just didn't come off the way that i think she intended it to. abby: you were one of those people and the reason she lost west virginia. bo, good luck with your race. >> thank you. abby: good to have you here. president trump announcing his first international trip visiting the epicenters for three of the world's major religions and efforts to take on the fight against radical islamic terrorism. does he have a chance of bringing these groups together? that's next. pete: plus, we have the man

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♪ ♪ >> my first foreign trip as president of the united states will be to saudi arainia, then israel, and then to a place that my cardinals love very much, rome. abby: that is president trump announcing first foreign trip. this trip all to fight radical islamic terrorism.

pete: here to weigh in pastor robert jeffress. thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. pete: advise the president on faith advisory council. pretty big trip coming up. tell us about the symbolism of it. >> well, it's often said that a president's first foreign trip symbolizes his priorities. as you look at president trump's itinerary on this trip i think it shows he has the right priorities. he is going first of do you live saudi arabia, to forge a relationship and fighting radical islamic terrorism. i think it's worth noting that the king of saudi arabia did not trust obama, especially after the deal with iran. the president is going to seize that opportunity to forge an important alliance. then he is going to israel to show support for our first and most reliable ally in the middle east. then he is going to top it off with a trip to rome to visit with the pope, which is amazing when you think about it after some of the attacks the pope has made against president trump's policies. i just think it goes to show

that even though president trump is a counter puncher as he describes himself, even he is willing to turn the other cheek when necessary and i think that's an admirable character trait in the president. abby: that's going to be an important trip. the president signing an executive order on religious liberty. some are saying that it is two o watered down is, it? >> not alleged all. i was so honored that the president invited me to the oval office wednesday night before the signing on thursday to discuss it look, what i'm saying to people is that this executive order marks the end of a 60-year-old governmental war on religious liberty the fact is it's not a road map a detailed road map but it's a compass saying government is changing direction. instead of assaulting religious liberty, it's going to protect it. and, look, as reveered as ronald reagan and george bush were by evangelicals, neither they nor any other president

has taken the bold, courageous action of this president, which is why i say without hesitation, president donald trump is the most faith friendly president in u.s. history. pete: you feel like those that voted with him evangelicals and others are fully satisfied with what he has done so far. >> they are not only satisfied, they are ecstatic. the pew research poll last week showed that 76% of the evangelicals are thrilled with the president after the first 100 days. i think that number, which is already in the stratosphere is going to continue to go up: ainsley: huge numbers. pastor robert jeffress good to have you here. >> pete: a huge show. huge. chris stirewalt, general jack keane, chuck woolery and maybe surprise guests you don't know about. abby: washington has gone to the dogs. and it's adorable:

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about saying to a patient we have reviewed your medical profile, mr. jones. and you are ready for phase ii. >> 211,000 new jobs created in april eclipsed expectations. >> serious tax reform regulations. rebuilding our infrastructure and negotiating fair trade deal is adding jobs across the country. >> tomorrow is the kentucky derby. [cheers] >> get this i saw that one of the horses is named practical joke. his owner says he was named after the republican healthcare plan. ♪ acting like a dark horse ♪ are you ready for ♪ a perfect storm everything. clayton: tough mudders that is a rainy churchill downs of the 143rd kentucky derby. abby: it is today. yesterday it was pouring down rain. it looks like it's at least a little bit better today. i went last year it was 75 and

sunny. clayton: had you a beautiful sunrise. pete: if i would be getting out my tough mudders why be getting out a shoe? clayton: fairier that puts on the shoe of the horse? do you put on a different horseshoe? we should get horse experts? pete: two hours left of the show we can do that. clayton: do they have to put on like some hunter boots? abby: i don't know if she knows. i think we should give her heads up. she does weather but i don't know if she is an expert. clayton: she have right there by the paddock. abby: i do want to bring headlines first this morning. new details about navy seal in somalia. on helicopter aiding somalia troops fighting al shabaab. when they dropped the somali soldiers off at al shabaab compound a gun fight broke out. one seal killed two others wounded. first u.s. service member death in somalia since 1993. his name has still not been released.

and a penn state fraternity and 186 its members facing criminal charges over the death of this student. authorities say timothy piaza died after falling several times toxic levels of alcohol in his body. frat party. 19 years old suffered for hours with severe injuries while friends allegedly failed to get him help. charges against fraternity members include involuntary manslaughter and evidence tampering. so sad. now to extreme weather. powerful storms tearing through the south as flooding takes over the east. 10 people now confirmed dead from high water. the latest victim a missouri man after his car was swept into a flooded creek. that same system packing a punch up north turning roads into rivers right here in new york city. firefighters helping people out of their cars and commuters even using umbrellas inside grand central station. look at that water was just pouring in. pete: we don't neath need infrastructure though. abby: could it be clayton, are you listening?

pete: is he already excited. clayton: i sent this story. in ufos hanging over paris. three large craft caught on camera, one in the center, hovering there, shooting lights down as the triangular shaped craft and other craft off to the right with an orb floating around it thousands ever people witnessed. this. abby: you are supposed to reagan read the script. clayton: i know more about the story than the script. released by ufo hunters appears to show strange lights beaming onto the ground. there was a cigar shaped craft also there reportedly hovering for several minutes before vanishing. similar lights reported in china and australia. skeptics say it's just a hoax. pete: including myself. [laughter] we do a let of things with computers. clayton: same ones that made alien made tunnels on the moon. abby: did you see how excited. we got the scripts up. i could see him fidgets in his seat. clayton, please read this. clayton: so many high level in the military on the record

about this. pete: really? clayton: absolutely. pete: let us know what you think. clayton right? abby: you may be the last one laughing. clayton: we want to bring in chris stirewalt. pete: chris will have an opinion on this. >> looking for something less credib you want to dial the credibility back? i understand. abby: that's why we booked you now. >> exactly. pete: save us. clayton: chris, we're going to play some sound because of democratic lawmakers this week in the wake of the healthcare bill in the house slamming this bill and i want you to react to it after we play this. watch. >> well, people are going to lose their lives. people are going to lose their health coverage. these people think it's a party? they think it's something fun? >> you were talking about it as some kind of a healthcare bill. it's not a healthcare bill. this is a massive tax break to the top 2%. >> you know deeply 15dened by its passage because it means, of course, millions of people

are going to lose their health insurance. >> this will mean death, pain and suffering to people's families. >> this is really a stupid bill. it's a stupid -- it is a bill of deacon destruction of government. it's not a bill of saying we have a better way to do this. >> death, pain and suffering, chris. >> but other than that, cory booker is very happy with the legislation. pete: yes. is this what we are going to see the traditional you are going to roll grandma off the cliff and kill children argument. is that going to be the left's argument throughout? >> i will imagine we will see some pretty gross stuff as this process goes forward because we are probably looking at many months, several months anyway of back and forth on this as the senate tries to craft its own legislation. lobbies it back to the house and so on and so forth. grossness is the forecast. clayton: this is a difficult position for republicans, right? it's always harder when you are having to play defense. the argue thement from the left is going to be the same argument the republicans fist

to the democrats death panels. people are going to lose their insurance. abby: millions will go without it. >> republicans were super gross about obamacare. you mentioned death panels which is what they used against democrats. you are going to kill people. you are going to ration care and do all this stuff. so, democrats are going to do this because they know it works. because republicans did it to them. they won the house. they i don't know the senate and they won the presidency. democrats are going to try to switch the machine on in reverse and hope that they will end up taking back both chambers of commerce and end up with the presidency themselves. pete: this is what republicans ran on repealing and replacing obamacare. you said this abby while the sound was being played deacon destruction of government is the republican message we want to get government out of your healthcare and empower you with more choices and competition. we think the market can bring down the costs can they make that argument in the fails of you're going to kill kids? >> no. the republicans we have to bear in mind in all of this, the big myth here was the fact

that republicans had seven years to come up with a big plan and they didn't come up with a big plan. they came one essentially cuts to obamacare. we were expecting to see trump care. we were expecting to see a different approach to healthcare. we were expecting to see a radical departure from obamacare. but, instead, because republicans were divide amongst themselves they ended up with essentially cuts to obamacare. now, that's something that a lot of republicans like. that's something that a lot of americans would like because they say it's too expensive and they would rather have that money in tax cuts or the roll back of the obamacare taxes. the republicans are not in a position to push this forward as some great way to make everything better. what they're saying is they are making it less bad, less expensive. abby: they have got to get their messaging right. how do you think people are digesting all of this when they hear it? we have the talking heads and politicians out there, you know, saying that more americans are going to die over. this do you think they have just started tuning it out? they are become desensitized to the way we talk on such extreme ends on politics. be. >> yes, but.

generally what happens is if you think about it this way, it's like a heat map for voters. they might not dive in on every word. the people who are watching right now they are obviously interested to follow day in and day out on what's going on. they are informed voters. most people as you say dial back. wakes me when it's over. what they can tell is this popular? is did unpopular? what are the basic provisions. if you get your news from late night tv you probably think this legislation is not very good. clayton: what is the senate going to do? do you think this is going to fly through? changes what is it going to look like, chris. [laughter] pete: chris stirewalt laugh. >> the senate has trapped the animal and kill it with clubs. it's what's they're gonna do. strip out the bill. put in their version which will be the cuts to olbermann obamacare will be much smaller. shoot it back to the house. the house will say this is terrible. we will never pass this. and then they go into conference. that's why i say many months

are ahead. for the republicans they can say we said we would do it and we did it in the house at least. start talking about taxes and things people like. pete: a long process no doubt. hillary clinton is back, out of the woods and potentially making a political come back launching a pac, it sounds like called onward together i there it is. but some are saying hey, why is she doing this and how helpful is this going to be? this is david axelrod on another network this week. take a listen. >> jim comey didn't tell her not to campaign in wisconsin after the convention. jim comey didn't say don't put any resources into michigan until the final week of the campaign. and one of the things that hindered her in the campaign was a sense that she never fully was willing to take responsibility. pete: does the left want hillary clinton out of the woods and out in front? abby: you heard what david axelrod said i thought he was spot on in those comments. >> she is merciless. her family is merciless.

they will not leave this poor beleaguered party alone. she helped drive out democratic party into a ditch. she is the worst candidate than michael decaucus. worst candidate that the democrats had in generations. she stunk on ice. and still, and still -- and still. pete: tell us how you really feel. >> i don't care who wins out elections. i like to see politics practiced well. she was horrendous. the fact that she will not leave democrats alone, she and her daughter and her husband will not leave democrats alone is just absolutely merciless. i can't believe it. clayton: dana milbank's column saying bill clinton is the reason she lost the election. if she keeps holding on to this. everyone is still looking to her because no one else has stepped up. where do you think we are going to go. >> they will have to -- democrats will have to affirmatively reject clintonism. they have to affirmatively reject the house of clinton and have to do to them what they did to jeb bush and say no, bro.

abby: strong words from chris stirewalt. pete: i don't know what you had to drink this morning. thanks for being with us. i know you are normally in a robe until 2:00 releaksing. thanks for putting on a suit for us. >> you know it. pete: thank you. many nut media can't help but wonder is president trump costing us allies and running the -- excuse me, ruining the world relationship on the world stage. we have next. clayton: donald trump taking heat for claiming he was wiretapped by obama. another candidate coming forward and saying he was wiretapped as well. abby: janice dean is live from churchill downs, the site of the 143rd kentucky derby. we will check in with janice and her hat coming up ♪ i'm ready ♪ i'm willing and i'm able ♪ so you better come home with me ♪

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pete: the left turning up the heat in their attacks against president trump. cnn reporter says the president's quote erratic foreign policy is costing us allies he wrote and i quote around the world the united states friends are embarrassed and on the defensive and its enemies are gloating. crude rhetoric, outlandish demands and poorly thought through policies and cheap shots all place foreign leaders in a box. they can't be perceived as surrendering to the united states and not by nation led by someone who determined to show for the united states to win others must lose. well, here to react to that and the fight against isis this morning is retired four star army general and retired analyst jack keane. thanks for joining us this

morning. fareed zakara claims that policies are emboldening our enemies and making our allies a little uncertain. what do you say it to that? >> that's pretty stunning. very few common tators that have been as consistently long as fareed has been through the years to be quite frank about it. actually, those comments you could apply to president obama for the last 8 years. because that is exactly what he does. we lost the trust of all of our allies. they came to realize that we were no longer reliable and our adversaries were emboldened and they trampled us. look russia, iran, china, look what they have done. al qaeda thriving, revitalized, isis under obama, expanded to 30 countries. thriving. so here comes president trump and what has he done? for the first 100 days he has sent his emissaries to all parts ever the globe to reassure our al thrice let them know we have got your back in nato in the middle

east, in the far east. he has confronted iran over illegal missile firing. sanctioned them. he has confronted north korea. put back on the table a military option. he is determined to do something about isis and al qaeda and he is going to the middle east the first visit he is going to make. it's absolutely stunning he is going there first because he knows it's the most dangerous and troubled neighborhood in the world. he wants to fundamentally reassure our allies that the united states is back in the middle east despite our withdrawal over the last 8 years. pete: absolutely. in that column in which i held my nose and read. from a read sites mention co-and south korea as examples why our allies uncertain are we not standing strong against north korea and willing to stand by our allies in south korea? is he making this up? is he just seeing alternative reality? >> i just think that they're looking for opportunities to go after the president. and they create friction to be franks about it i mean, south korea, give me a break. we have been in south korea since the end of the korean war. the only reason why north

korea has not crushed south korea is because of the u.s. presence there. and the fact that the president brings up the thought maybe you could pay a little bit more given the american taxpayers sacrifice all of these years, that is not exactly unreasonable. and if it creates a little tension in south korea, so be it. mexico, give me a break. i mean narco traffickers, illegal traffickers coming across, polluting our neighborhoods. changing crime free neighborhoods into neighborhoods that now have crime in them on a regular basis. and the president says this has got to stop. i'm going to do something about it. that creates tension in mexico, yes. so be it. pete: such is life. we only have a minute left, general. i have got to ask you about the fight against isis. war fighters over there are making progress. can you give us update on the fight against isis so far under president trump? >> well, i don't think so -- this is a place where i disagree. i mean, i really expected him to have a more robust plan to

go in there and crush isis in syria. he is essentially accepted the military strategy that obama has been executing with a little bit more freedom of movement for the commanders with some apache helicopters and with some artillery. by and large it's the same strategy. i would have thought we put some conventional troops in there with some arabs from the neighborhood and crush these guys in a matter of weeks. pete: do you think that will be part of his foreign trip, isis and fighting radical islamic terrorists. are you hopeful something will become a part of that? >> listen. that trip, much goodness is goings to come out of that they are going to know where we got their backs. we are going to counters the iranians. we will eventually destroy isis. slower than i would want it to be. we are going to eventually do it. pete: general jack keane you know this. we appreciate your commentary this morning. >> you got it. pete: french candidate hacked on the eve of the presidential election. taking a play out of the hillary playbook.

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found i had hidden inside brand new ford models shipped from mexico to minnesota dealerships. thanks mexico. this is 217 pounds of weed found inside of trunks of seven different cars valued at more than a quarter million dollars. abby: that is a lot of weed. all right. well, we all know that late night tv mosts love to hate on president trump. >> the guy who has three oil paintings of himself in the bathroom wants to cut the national endowment for the arts. >> we have got -- teaming one mcdonald's to release a new burger in his honor mr. mcmaster. >> i love your presidency. i call it disgrace the nation. abby: new study confirms that finds that the president is the butt of more late night jokes in his first 100 days than the last three presidents in their entire first year in office. pete: wow. with here with reaction is the chuck woolery.

those numbers are staggering. 1,000 in the first 100 days verses 900, 400 in the first year. i mean, can the derangement go any farther? >> well, yes, it could by the blunt force truth i'm the moderator on. my podcast. such hate and fear involved with this presidency for some reason. had i said about barack obama on television what stephen colbert said about trump, i would have been running a bingo game at a has lodge outside of el sagundo. i would pay price for that the reason they don't pay a price for it number one they have no conscience so they have no regrets. the other is there is absolutely no, no push back on them at all. they don't have to pay any kind of price. other than that. clayton: meanwhile celebrities are suffering right now under president trump. they are really hurting.

abby: crippling. clayton: the wife of john will heend tweeted this today i had a tooth shaved down because of crippling anxiety. makes me grind and rock my teeth on the one side. i blame trump. she said i also had botox in my jaw muscle to relieve tension from con standpointsly clinching. it was not like this before. pay my bill, president. >> cher has got asthma, too. she is not getting that paid for and i feel sorry for her. here's the deal. i brought a little white board with me this morning to help you with this. you will see over here on the left in california it's concentrated in beverly hills, places like that ucla, berkeley, college campuses. comes over here. by the way this is a fox bulletin i don't know whether you know this or not. this is breaking news. this is chicago where i think it's tds is breaking out every place. starts here. in chicago. pete: what's tdv. >> moves over to new york and

down the east coast have you tds. the cdc hasn't warned anybody. i think tds should be put into the new healthcare bill by the senate. they owe it to the american people and trump derangement syndrome. pete: very scientific. how did you break down that scientific analysis? because i think it's spot on of the trump derangement syndrome. >> well, you don't have to break it down. it's broken down for you every day on television, twitter. every movie. every advertisement. i mean, it's just rampant. it's amazing how it's spreading everywhere. it's a virus that suggested that people should go to nearbiest insane asylum. abby: how do you know if you are suffering from that disease? pete: what are the symptoms? >> how do you know you are suffering from that disease? >> when all reality escapes you when you have no possibility of any relation in your life. pete: gringsding of teeth as well maybe, loss of sleep. sad dreams. snowflakes?

>> yeah. you know. it's amazing. the left is really operating on hate and fear. and that's where all of this is coming from. all these college campuses. fear of people speaking their minds. you can't have a conflicting opinion with anything on the left. and so the way they fight back with it is to just make themselves miserable. , which you know, if that's what you want to do and live your life like that, that's fine. i wouldn't fall into the trap, if i were these people of being so hateful and fearful number one he has been in office 80 days or 100 days. what's he done to hurt anybody at this point? nothing. it's just beyond reason. it's not logical, jim. -- i was just doing spock there for a second. pete: blunts force bingo night

at the moose lodge outside of sugundo. ainsley: now that you mention it maybe i should get my tooth shaved down. clayton: tear down that bench. a bench too offensive for atheists who live in those big cities on the coast. abby: washington has gone to the dogs and it's pretty adorable. pete: janice dean is live from churchill downs the site of the 143rd kentucky derby. janice? abby: looking as beautiful as always. janice: dhiewrm seinfeld episode his father was a mudder. his mother was a mudder? we got ourselves a mudder. that's right. kentucky derby. we are going to be talking about dirty jobs coming up. stay with us. his father was a mudder. his mother was a mudder ♪ i'm singing and blinks blinging ♪ while the girls are drinking ♪ ♪

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♪ who let the dogs out ♪ pete: that is a feed from the secretary of the interior ryan zinke's former navy seal. bring your dog to work day. abby: he brought his dog and 80 other employees. look at that golden. i wonder if it was george? pete: more productive or less productive. clayton: i'm sure it was calmer. pete: showed up on first day there on a horse.

abby: i give him credit that way. pete: he rolls his own way. clayton: how i came to work. abby: on a horse? pete: a goat. we have a goat later. clayton: wouldn't surprise me. now talking about france. leading french presidential candidate emanuel macron getting the hillary clinton treatment by getting hacked on the eve of the election. abby: well, now, former clinton aides offering a familiar warning watch out for the russians. pete: our own ellison barber is live in washington. >> good morning. emanuel macron's campaign said this hack is massive, coordinated and attempt to influence the outcome of sunday's vote. this is a race that is often compared to the most recent u.s. presidential election and all of this seems to make the comparison more appropriate. hillary clinton's old campaign staff is weighing in and suggesting russia played a role. robbie mikerobby mukaseyrob moo.

brian fallon clinton want former press secretary wrote. this putin is waging war against western democracies and our president is on the wrong side. now, we do not know who is behind this hack but france's election commission says they are looking into it and meeting today. a week ago, the security software company trend microtold fox news a hacking group called pawn storm targeted macron's campaign. they said they stopped the hacks. that group is expected of being involved in the high profile hack of the democratic national committee. many experts say the group is affiliated with the russian government. putin denies any meddling in international elections. the race between the far right marine le pen and the centrist macron is close and the election's impact goes well beyond the borders of france. polls show macron leading by about 20% as for those emails

which are all over the internet, macron's campaign says some are real and some are completely fake. back to you. pete: thanks, elle. fancy bear, ellison one of the hackers name? >> also known as fancy bear, um-huh. clayton: fancy bear. abby: thanks for clarifying. janice dean is at churchill downs for the 143rd kentucky derby looking beautiful in her yellow. janice? janice: are you guys going to place bets with me later on this morning? clayton: sure. you know horse racing so there is no way i'm going up against you. janice: okay. good. well, i will tell you one thing is for sure. we are getting rain and it's going to be a muddy track. i will tell you things look fancy right now but there are some dirty jobs here at the kentucky derby. i checked it out yesterday and i want you to have a look. let's go to it. janice: rain, sleet, thunder snow, the kentucky derby is the place to go.

♪ it takes a lot of hard work to get this kerr buy kentucky worthy. let's make sure this track is ready. ♪ y ♪ >> ye space haw. janice: now we see how the track guess ready, let's see how the horses are doing. you are a trainer here at churchill downs. how long have you been doing this for? >> i have been on the horse track for 40 years and training for 30. 73, secretariat came along and captured my imagination. i just caught the bug. janice: my producers on "fox & friends" want me to really get down and dirty and do some of the jobs that make this place special. >> we're gonna let you muck out a stall here. janice: look at me with a pitch pork. i can't even mop up at home. i don't know how i'm going to do this. ♪ i think bug wants to be on

tv. yes, you do. >> heres the tools of the trade. >> this horse is more high maintenance than i am. three different brushes? >> go with the grain of the hair. janice: got it? >> work your way all the way to the backing. >> he likes it. you like, this bud? oh, he is beautiful. >> you are ready to be a groomer. janice: from dirty work to cleaning up well. all of these folks are dressed in their finest for the kentucky derby. is this your first derby? >> first derby. janice: what do you think so far? >> kind of rainy, cold. but it's awesome. janice: is that going to effect you're viewing experience the rain? >> no, it's going to be awesome. we have a blast. janice: it's wet. we are getting rain. it's windy and it's cold. >> we just need boots and a jacket to match our outfit. janice: look at these boots. you are set. what are you doing here at the derby? >> well, we are hoping to win. janice: i notice you have something on your lap.

show me. something is brill cents selling blankets at the kentucky derby. i like these ladies. can i sit with you girls? >> absolutely. [laughter] woo! oh, it's going to be fun. i will tell you dirty jobs. abby: i was going to say dirty jobs. i had to clean up the horse poop last year. you got lucky. janice: i was very lucky. my horse -- my horse they told me what is it muck up. do the muck-up. my horse didn't leave me any presents. so i was very happy about that. clayton: that's a shame. pete: code work. janice: oh, she has a pitch fork and some hay maybe she could do some chores around the house. but, listen, so last night i got cleaned up and i got to go to one of the premier events here in kentucky. it was the barn stable barn gala. i got to interview all of these celebs.

i mean, look at that i brought like four different hats. i had to make sure i was getting all the hats. in we have our own zip code with our kentucky derby hats. and, of course, race time is 6:45 -- 6:46. then the horses come in around 6:31. now, place your bets here. i hear that always dreaming, who is a brooklyn horse, is favored to win right now. you know why? i think because last night i was talking to the dude jeff bridges on the red carpet. abby: jeff bridges. janice: to pick always dreaming. i told him to pick always dreaming. all of a sudden the odds are up.i think it was all you, janice. clayton: before we let did you go the rain mud track is there one horse that's favored in a tough mudder? janice: i think classic empire is supposed to be really good in the mud. these are young horses i don't think these have experience in the mud. one thing i can tell you is that the kentucky derby track.

people who take care of the track are really good at making sure things are in pristine condition for the race. abby: that is for sure. great work out there janice. love it. clayton: thank you, janice, enjoy. janice: thank you. abby: have you heard the real reason president trump is undoing presiden president obams policies? >> that's racism. that's it. >> black president and they want to get rid of it that's what it is. abby: marge jones joins us live to react next. never learn from a book. expedia. everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me

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pete: welcome back. a quick look at headlines. rand paul believes the obama administration may have been spying on his presidential campaign. the senator tweeting i have formally requested from the white house and the intel committees info on whether i was surveilled by the obama administration and/or the intel community. last month, senator paul sent a letter to president trump asking him to investigate a claim that his name was unmavericked in intelligence

reports collected under the obama administration. and this story. a city in pennsylvania is removing a park bench with the word god on it in order to please angry atheists from the east coast. the bench honoring local veterans saying men who aren't governed by god will be governed by tyrants. our own tucker carlson took on the national director of american legal eighths. take a listen. >> aren't you the tyrant in this story? >> i think we are the folks that fight for equality for everyone. when this bench is put with a veterans memorial, it was demeaning to anyone who is a non-christian veteran. >> this is not about making a group of people feel included. it's about crushing people. >> no, it's not. >> of course it is. >> no it isn't. >> during that clip i checked my pesky constitution it seems to read freedom of religion not freedom from religion. atheists toferred pay for a new bench so long as it had the organization's name on it back to you.

clayton: holding back attacks on the g.o.p. healthcare bill. democrats comparing it to racism. >> they're just trying to erase anything that president obama did. i bet you they want to act like that man never existed. >> why do you think that is? >> it's racism. that's it. black president and they want to get rid of it. that's what it is. >> here to react radio talk show host lawrence jones. good to see you this morning. i see you already want to respond to that. go ahead. >> well, i just think it's quite comical that the liberals are so concerned about black america when they have filled my community for years. especially when it comes to healthcare. especially when it comes to jobs. i think it's important to know, abby, that that 30 hour rule in obamacare affected my community harshly. a lot of us weren't able to get jobs and couldn't get the necessary hours because of that 30-hour rule.

i think it's really comical that the liberals are all of sawedden concerned about black america. clayton: when you throw around the terms like racism it immediately shuts down any conversation. any kind of intelligent debate. when she says it's racist. what does she mean by that word? >> i don't know. they have this new terminology that they are teaching on the college campuses. whenever you disagree with someone, you have to be racist. i would know that i feel like it's racist of the democratic party to continue to request for our vote, to continue to get 95% of our vote and do nothing for our community. i think it's insulting that they brought race into the conversation. without even doing anything for our community. so, i just think this is just a constant tactic to shut people down but we're here to talk about the facts today which is obamacare is failing. it failed my community. and it's about time democrats start acknowledging this. abby: i'm sure there are a lot

of people in your community democrats as well that have been hurt by obamacare. you would think that democrats would want to fix this. they would want to be part of the solution of making this better. it seems like no one is stepping up to want to help. >> no. you know, for years, they criticize republicans of being the party of no. but what we're seeing the democrats do now is focus mostly on emotion and social issues. i don't think they feel like obamacare is bad right now. and i know that's hard to believe. but they really feel that way. they feel like it's good. despite people losing jobs. despite businesses leaving the country. despite people going bankrupt over healthcare, they think it's a good solution. i just don't understand why. clayton: lawrence jones from the blaze. we appreciate you joining us this morning. good stuff. abby: lawrence, have a great saturday. clayton: claiming victory over obamacare it wouldn't have been possible without one man's behind the scenes house

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folds of honor joins us from dallas to explain. good morning, dan. >> good morning, how are you guys? clayton: doing great. abby: tell us what is going on here. >> i think it was great bump in it. we look at our country and people are not afraid to burn the flag. they are not afraid to kneel, to protest, and honestly i don't agree with that. but as a member of the united states air force reserve, i wake up every day to defend that right. but i think the beauty of what we are doing down here in dallas today is it's not red or blue like all the rhetoric seems to be. it's red, white, and blue, and it's about americans coming together, uniting on behalf of those who are made such great sacrifices for us and we'll be standing 24 hours a day until we raise a million dollars down here. it's an awesome thing. clayton: break this down. how is it going to work, dan. give me the mechanics of this stand. >> well, to go back, these minutes of sin critical

condition miss crazy. put me on air flight with this guy named gus. incredible force of nature down here his idea. 13 crates that have been made. each one of these crates have the boot prints of a soldier who was killed in action. there are children being folds of honor recipients. so we have a group of great americans down here. and they are committed to stand every day until they raise a million dollars. and they are standing 13 minutes at a time. and people are donating $13. the reason for the number 13 is there are 13 folds that bring the fold to its triangled shape. it's just this incredible demonstration of operatism. us coming together to remember, to honor but more importantly i think to help these families who have been left behind. abby: at such an important time that we have been talking about. what time does it start and how can people watching help out and donate? >> literally they are starting

to stand right downtown in dallas. and they can go online to stand of honor.org. and make a pledge, folds of honor is going to have incredible year. we will put between 13 and $15 million in scholarships out the door. we have got between 4 and $5 million of unfunded qualified requests. that's why days like this are so important and that fox nation that's so important to ensure that we help these families. pete: that's what is so special about folds of honor as well. not only do you take care of the children of the fallen that gave everything. stand for this country and patriotism and for purpose. this event today does both. and our folks online can support it hope you will. clayton: thanks, dan. as always great to sigh. >> nice seeing you all. pete: you got it go to folds of honor.org is the website if you want to support kids who might get a college scholarship and should get a college scholarship after what their parents have given. it's awesome. hide your kids, president trump is one step closer to repealing and replacing obamacare. >> this will cost american

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late-night tv you don't -- >> defended the plan on twitter, everything comes together. we will have truly great healthcare. >> something ominous about thank to a patient we reviewed your medical profile, mister jones. >> 211,000 new jobs were created in april eclipsed expectation. >> theories tax reform cutting burdensome regulation, rebuilding aaron for stricture and negotiating fair trade deal, adding jobs across the country. >> tomorrow is the kentucky derby. >> one of the horses is named jones after the republican healthcare plan. ♪ let's get it started ♪ let's get it started hot ♪ let's get it started here. >> i know who the black-eyed peas are.

i know -- >> earlier in the show we showed a shot of the white house, someone tweeted me my husband and i are 70 years old and we never see it. >> and 80-year-old in my mentality. >> you were listening to lawrence welk. >> that is how i get motivated. we have a jampacked show. geraldo rivera will be here in a few moments. >> new details about the navy seal killed fighting terrorists in somalia. military officials say he was aiding somali troops, when us forces dropped the somali soldiers off a gunfight broke out. one seal was killed and two others wounded, the first servicemember did in somalia since 1993, his name has not

been released. a penn state fraternity, 18 members facing criminal charges over the death of the student, timothy died after falling several times with toxic levels of alcohol in his body during a frat party. the 19-year-old suffering four hours of severe injuries, allegedly failed to get help. charges against members include involuntary manslaughter and evidence tampering. now to some extreme weather we are following, powerful storms tearing through the self as letting takes over the east coast, 10 people confirmed dead from high water, the latest victim a missouri man after his car was swept into a flooded creek is the same system pounding the north turning roads into rivers. in new york city 3 inches of rain falling in three hours, the storm leaving parts of penn station completely underwater. the front entrance, to stop the water from pouring in. unreal. out with the old and in with the new, creole in failing a

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get it the first time, went back to the drawing board, got 217 votes for the screeching heard there is similar, a quick montage. >> if the bill passed today in the house became law thousands of americans would die because they would no longer have access to health care. >> this will cost american lives if it becomes law. >> from the beginning trump care was a moral monstrosity that will devastate seniors, children, hard-working americans. >> a crushing age tax on some of the most vulnerable members of our society. >> a new time in politics, people are producing policies that will kill people. >> death, pain and suffering. >> i congratulate the first legislative triumph, he herded the cats, got the freedom caucus and the tuesday group and the wednesday group and the thursday

group, he was particularly brilliant, last couple guys, fred upton in michigan, billy long from missouri to get those guys to agree. fred upton better known to me as the uncle of kate upton. >> all right. >> what he did was part of the deal, used his charisma to get the republicans to do what they have been promising for eight years to do. the said thing is he did it to pass a bill that we disagree on what the state or federal government's role should be in personal health care. i think it should be single-payer, everyone should have universal healthcare. this moves away from obamacare, pretty modest bill. >> it moves in the right direction. moves the state away from being directly involved in providing

health care. i get that and understand there's philosophical and ideological differences opinion about it. whether or not people will die, now becomes an issue of states rights. for state d funds the preexisting condition clause they can if they opt out of it, then you have people with asthma or diabetes or ulcers or cancer or heart conditions or drug addiction who are going to have a problem. >> i want to mention congressman brian mass who if anyone knows about preexisting conditions it is this congressman who served our country, lost both of his legs. i interviewed him a couple weeks ago, an incredible man but he talks on the floor, even as a rating democrats over preexisting conditions at here is what he said.

>> a person with preexisting conditions, not something i should do as a responsibility for me to be the staunchest advocate for people out there that have preexisting conditions and that is why i am an ardent supporter of this bill. every american, every person out there with preexisting conditions should be asking themselves how is it they have coverage if every insurance provider has pulled out of the market, if there is no entity to provide insurance how is it preexisting conditions could possibly be covered? >> he is pointing out what mainstream media won't that obamacare has failed. >> failing in many states. the problem, god bless him for his service to his nation and the sacrifice he has made. if florida decides to opt out of funding preexisting conditions and get this block grant, another $8 billion, high risk pool, if florida says they won't plan -- >> governor and state legislature, donald trump said won't mandate anything but will cover preexisting conditions, let the states decide. >> if you have faith in your

state government, high service, high-tech state like new york i don't think people will find any difference, they will be covered for preexisting conditions but new york state taxpayers will pay more for it. another states, don't want to name them because i might be in precise but other low service states or low income tax states the odds are i heard walker in wisconsin saying he was contemplating opting out of covering preexisting conditions. scott walker in wisconsin. i don't think people can be can rest assured it is a states rights issue under the house proposal but i am not sure you can have faith in your state. >> let's talk about late-night comedians. >> presidents are always the butt of jokes on johnny carson going back to steve allen, presidents of always been the butt of jokes but it seems in the first 100 days the donald

trump perhaps has way more attack lines thrown at him than in the past, take a look from george mason university analyzing the first 100 days, late-night jokes over 1000 already. look at obama, that is for one year, 936 jokes in 2009 for one year. he has already eclipsed them. should he embrace this? >> i think so. trump is the first movie star we ever had. i predicted he would win the republican primary because a movie star is different, a man or woman with an amazing charisma and you know they are bound for greatness and there is something about them that catches your eye and you can't take your eyes off of them. donald trump rates. lot of this comedy like the obscene thing stephen colbert said about vladimir putin, the reason stephen colbert went into dirty trump jokes is it saved his franchise.

stephen colbert was trailing jimmy kimmel, jimmy fallon, started on this trump obsession and people are tuning in. a comedy central show just making fun of the president. breaking records, there are more jokes being thrown at me than any president in history, i am winning. >> what you don't want to be as a caricature. what i think and where i started today congratulating the president on his legislative triumph, it is undeniable when you see donald trump in action whether he is dealing with the chinese president or the prime minister of such and such a country he has become much more presidential, more comfortable in the role of chief executive commander-in-chief. it is getting harder to make fun of him in that regard. what is easy to make fun of is his outlandish personal look, the hair.

>> they conflate all of that. yesterday, if by the end of his first year of those numbers remain the same he will have 4000, ten times the amount of jokes. >> what does that expose? >> what kind of bias does it expose? it clearly exposes people have a chip on their shoulder for donald trump but that doesn't say these jokes are having a negative impact. i think it is making him more familiar to people, making him more approachable to people, making him more simpatico in a way. i think it is a good thing for trump. to your point i think he embraces it. he can make fun of it and i hope he doesn't miss another white house correspondents dinner because i bet you with a little practice he could have fingers. >> maybe motivate him to speak more directly to the american

people. >> that is what he did in pennsylvania. >> the fcc is looking at stephen colbert's jokes. >> they said they might have to charge him. >> one thing i didn't say it should have in that regard, there is something you can't say about the president of the united states, like the queen of england, you don't make oral sex jokes about the president. there has got to be a line, there is plenty of movement, so much to make fun of, you can do it with the family in a gentle way but when you go low down and dirty like that it is not -- we don't want to boycott anybody, we don't want people to stop watching anybody, but it is a joke stephen colbert regrets he told. thank you. >> go back and hang out with those goats. republicans claiming victory over obamacare but wouldn't have been possible without one man's

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preexisting conditions and let people choose their own health care decisions. use of the conference come together with a lot of different the same approach to wanting to provide relief to people from obamacare. >> we are asking what is next and how this breaks down in the senate and came back to you in the senate and committees, great victory thursday for you, then it gets kicked to the senate and it will come back to you guys and perhaps a watered-down version and it might get ripped apart. do you see this sailing through, a bill that looks like what we father's day? >> with the legislative process is all about, look at any major piece of legislation that has ever been signed it goes through the house, the senate, if the senate makes changes it goes to conference committee and we get it to the president's desk and that is our goal and the main objectives are even if the senate makes changes, focus on the primary objective which is

lowering premiums for families, protecting people with preexisting conditions and giving people the freedom to make their own health care choices. that is what we did in this bill. i hope the senate continues to build on that and donald trump is ready to sign a bill in the law that frees people from the failures of obamacare. >> this is a perception and messaging fight, you are hearing democrats say death and pain and suffering coming because of a bill like this if it gets passed. what is the biggest misconception, how we you push back on how the bill is framed? >> the biggest misconceptions, that people have good healthcare today. look at iowa, next year you will not be able to buy any health insurance in the obamacare marketplace because it has collapsed, there is nowhere to go. the biggest one is preexisting conditions. i refer people to something we maintained in our bill called continuous coverage. what that means is whatever healthcare plan you have today. if you have a preexisting condition you can never be denied coverage and you can

never be charged a dime more than anybody else in the plan. and that can't be waived by any state. >> what does it mean for 2018? will it cost seat in the house? >> it might gain a seat because we followed through on our promises, people don't like obamacare. if anyone is the price we would try to repeal and replace obamacare it was a central figure in every campaign including the presidential race when donald trump as candidates that i will repeal and replace obamacare. >> appreciate you joining us. victims of the san bernardino terror attacks doing social media companies claiming they played a role in recruiting a terrorist. do they have a case? the father of one of the victims joins us next. guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. it's good to be in, good hands.

>> welcome back, quick headlines from 30,000 feet. and airport looking to bank on items confiscated from customers, start our international airport putting everything up for option connected by tsa officials, it includes items like designer brand names, handbags and even bowling balls. southwest pilot celebrating a major milestone with one shocked passenger on a flight from denver to pittsburgh. >> i have been flying with southwest. it started with southwest. today i am flying my 120thth passenger. >> captain john ritchie, former air force pilot gave his one millions passenger a bottle of champagne and an envelope full of cash covering the cost of her ticket. imagine sitting down, got your

drink, your cash, one millions passenger, pretty good deal. clayton: a new bombshell as it blaming google, facebook and twitter for the deadly san bernardino terror attack in 2015 and now youto be losing advertisers because ads were placed near videos created by isis supporters. and add company saying we don't want to be part of that. next guest's daughter was one of the people who died during the san bernardino attack. gregory cleburne joins us, good to see you this morning. so this lawsuit contends that social media companies knowingly help spread this propaganda, knowingly gave out accounts to terrorist groups. is that what this statement says? >> i am not certain this lawsuit, knowing that they

actually gave accounts to known terrorists. what i do know is they promoted it, they sponsored it and supported the act of terrorism throughout the world by promoting these activities. >> how did they promote the activities? >> like anybody promotes anything, facebook or any of the social media outlets. they do it through funds, sponsors, advertisers paid to be on so that is how they are funding these accounts, actual activities and the information disseminated to the public, everybody watches, you have training videos on how to kill, make bombs and so on. they are doing it. >> do you think social media has given rise to lone wolves, not really lone wolves anymore, they

are part of a community of people who are looking for radicalization, connections to somebody else in that community? >> absolutely. that is the way they communicate. they communicate in multiple ways and are funded by this process. >> facebook released a statement saying community standards make clear there is no place on facebook for groups that engage in terrorist activity or content that expressly supports such activity. what do you say about that? a statement from facebook? >> facebook has the right to say whatever they would like to protect themselves but at the same time they do a lot of things on facebook you wouldn't want your child to see, and they promote people being able to communicate and connect with one

another and to all sorts of things. they can say what they want, people use that platform in the way they choose to. >> you don't want this to happen to any family, tell us about your daughter. >> my daughter sierra was a special young lady. i love her dearly and always will. she is a biochemist. she was extremely intelligent. my wife and i promoted that in her heart and experience, a child of god, made sure she had a free tool she could possibly have. i am a very competitive person so i instilled that in her, the desire to learn and be a blessing to others. that is who my daughter is. we started a foundation in her honor, claiborne foundation for excellence. what we helped her to do is

education and biochemistry, and that is what we are promoting with the foundation helping young people to achieve their goals. >> great message turning that tragedy into something hopeful to help other families. appreciate you joining us and sharing your story, your side of the story and this lawsuit as well, thanks. >> donald trump took a lot of heat for claiming he was wiretapped by president obama. another 2016 candidate says he may have been wiretapped as well. >> how you can make a difference by buying a baby goat. >> that is not the first thing i thought of that looks pretty cool, jenna steen live from churchill down, 143rd kentucky derby, she has some food and a man in a bowtie. >> tim laird is here, chief entertainment officer. why should people tune in? >> we will show you how to make a great miniature lip if you are

having a dirty party and janice has a $2500 mint julep we are going to sip and try too. if it does go to a good cause there will be a lot of fun. >> stick around. [horse whinnying]

>> basketball game. the maturity level of that. that was after the bill was passed on the house for, goodbye, a lot of people wonder where is that coming from? some assumed it was the democrats saying goodbye to your 2018 prospect in the midterm elections but some democrats got it wrong out the gate including a state senator from california who assumed how dare those republicans chant that way, take a listen. >> i find it morally repugnant that gop members of congress started singing on the congressional floor of the house of representatives after the vote. they started singing goodbye to this issue to obamacare.

that is an american. that is not who we are. >> wrong party. >> when he find that it was his own party. >> got that completely wrong. >> some will get him on the record with the question, do you feel it is un-american? >> it was fabulous. it was immediate. >> pretty ridiculous on sanctuary cities two weeks ago getting out there. >> i didn't know who said it and i thought it would make more sense if republicans were waving goodbye to obamacare but think how political that statement is, that chance -- we are worried about the 2018 midterms. >> not worried about voters are people that have these issues are struggling to pay their premiums. >> sorry about your reelection. this is why people are frustrated with washington.

>> other headlines kentucky senator rand paul believes the obama administration may have been spying on his presidential campaign tweeting i have formally requested the white house and intelligence can be information whether i was surveilled by obama administration and/or the intel community. a letter asking donald trump to inve name was unmasked in intelligence reports collected under the obama administration and outrage after the trump administration fired white house chief usher who happened to be the first woman who hold the post. angela reese was let go after serving in the white house since 2011. she was very close to the obamas with allegiances to democrats. the trump administration so she left under good terms and read has not denied the report. also, on campus, university of california bringing demands the black student alliance after they staged a sit in at their

administration building telling tucker carlson they were not leaving without a fight. >> until our demands are met. no option is not questionable, we are asking four simple basic demands of students on this campus. >> i'm sure they will cave to those demands. >> the school allowing students to paint a rosa parks house to red, black and green, the colors of black liberation send adding educational diversity orientation. there is this, a zebra on the loose, authorities chased and escaped zebra through a florida neighborhood people taking video of it sprinting across the arts, charging one man before hitting a truck on the highway injuring that driver. wildlife experts able to safely corral, the zebra is fine and was returned to a local circus is unclear how it escaped in the first place. >> makes you think of april the giraffe.

how is she doing? >> i was concerned, a moment i was looking forward to, how to make mint julep's. janice dean is at the kentucky derby, with the mint julep's. >> are you going to cheer drinks under that? of course you are. you could actually drink it. yes. first of all, i want to show you the official program that came out moments ago, the 143rd, tim layered a, the ceo of the chief entertainment office, you are here today, you know what i love, i love horses, the kentucky derby and mint julep's so talk to me. >> i will tell you all about them. if you're going to have a derby party here is an easy way to

make mint julep, you don't have to mess with the sugar. make a simple syrup, one part sugar, one part water and one part mint, take the sugar and water, heat it up, stir it until it dissolves, put in your mint, stir that, let it steep 20 minutes and you get this wonderful -- >> reporter: can i take it with me? that is too much work. >> two ounces of the official bourbon of churchill down, two ounces of that, 1 ounce of mint syrup and garnish it with a big bouquet of mint. anyway, you overhear have a $2500 mint julep and a $20,000 mint julep and those actually you will keep the commemorative cup but it goes to charity, we are donating to the kentucky derby museum and it is a good cocktail. >> people can't get this anywhere. >> there are a few, you can get

a few more silver, thousand dollars mint juleps, very delicious so each step about $250,000 a sip. >> are you betting on the horses? >> have some fun tar taking pageantry of the derby and checking out the hats and it is a wonderful time. >> your my teens here. >> my 19th year. >> pete is already lightheaded. >> got it all the way here. it is fantastic. >> $2500 for the most expensive i ever had. >> cheers. it is a warm hug, isn't it? cheers, my friend. >> you are officially our new favorite. >> thanks to woodford and i love this bottle, woodford old-fashioned. try it next time you order an

old-fashioned. >> i love that. >> our control booth -- >> to the control room. >> we are keeping it. >> he promised and delivered. >> we are going to win so much you may get tired of winning and say please, too much winning, we can't take it anymore. >> the latest win, and employment hitting a 10 year low but that is not even the best part, trish regan will breakdown the real -- >> she should have a mint julep. >> she is looking beautiful. and mother's day right around the corner and we have perfect gifts, a baby goat. >> mothers everywhere get ready. ♪ i try so hard ♪ loving ♪ i like it

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>> we are going to win so much you may get tired of winning and say please, it is too much winning. we can't take it anymore. >> thank you. the us keeps on winning. >> us employers adding 211,000 jobs to the market continuing the trend of economic growth. >> job participation, us participation rate rising to 62.9%. to react, host of the intelligence report, trish regan. participation rate. what does that mean and why is it important. >> this is very interesting because it is basically how many people are out there actively looking for a job and what you saw under president obama the last 8 years was increasingly people pulled back, they gave

up, they said i won't bother looking right now. when the economy starts to heal often you will see the unemployment rate go up and the reason. it sounds counterintuitive but the reason is the labor participation force rate goes up so more people go out into the economy looking for a job can't find one and are counted as unemployed but right here, this is an interesting phenomenon because you have participation increasing, more people looking for jobs and they are findings them because the unemployment rate is going down so bottom line this is showing you we are entering a much healthier job market. that is important. >> how much has to do with donald trump and his message? >> i have heard a lot of democrats complain this has nothing to do with donald trump, this is cyclical and all obama's

policy that now that they are being followed through this is the lab over affect and i would say there is some of that and the economy is somewhat cyclical but the president of the united states has a very big effect on how we all feel and how business hes feeling the confidence level in the economy. i do think he has set a different tone, less regulation, lowering taxes and if you are a business owner regardless what you think of him like the idea of lower taxes and less regulation period. >> the opposition party, the mainstream media will frame this in a way that it isn't donald trump's accomplishment. on another network dana bash, two words, play what she had to say. >> that is a wow number the fact that the unemployment rate is

the lowest it has been for the recession in 2008, since may of 2007. that is a big deal. and there is no question donald trump is going to try to take credit for it. whether he deserves it or not. whether it was president obama as he was walking out the door, it is getting better, trust me, doesn't matter. >> it does matter. he is in office right now. he is the president and he has set a different tone. i talk to big ceos, small business owners and i have heard across the board from everyone they like what they are hearing. they want from follow-through and make sure we get the healthcare, the tax cuts and the regulations continue getting reduced but all of a sudden a

guy in there who gets it, he understands what we are up against every day, he knows how bureaucratic things have become and how that hinders small business and they are saying regardless of anything else i may think about him i like what i hear on the economy and this is what is important and financial security. we want a chance for ourselves and children to prosper and if you can deliver that you go -- a lot of people, a lot of americans feel better. >> from being pro-government to pro-business will change a lot. >> you will see the seeds of this in the jobs report, the consumer sentiment numbers. consumers are feeling better because there's an opportunity, and getting jobs and you heard me say wages of gone nowhere the last 20 years, we saw a slight uptick this time, needs to keep growing because americans need

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>> goats for the old goat keeps on giving by helping support an entire family in africa and they reached a major milestone of donating 10,000 gold. here to tell us more is ellen ratner and darren peterson so tell us -- >> usually an opportunity to buy a goat and donate to a family in africa. what does it do for that family? >> a goat will produce a leader of milk so for a small family it provides nutrition for that family. >> only lady goats. >> a female goat will produce two goats a year and that will provide education for their children, it is the gift that keeps on giving. >> and $50 or even everybody can do something, $10 and take a picture of the recipient. and these beautiful crystal

hearts for mother's day, made by women in south sudan who have seen so many killed in front of them. >> here you go. >> one thing we learned in iraq and afghanistan, you want to do something sustainable and this strikes me as that type of program. >> like ellen mentioned there is the 100 gap for the rainy season coming in so the same $60 you can produce a goat, we can do something else that will sustain a family three or four months until their crops plane. >> if not for "fox and friends" we never would have reached our $10,000. how can people continue to help and for mother's day? >> they can buy a hard made by women in front of them. >> that money goes to the women and bring over the crystal. you can buy a goat for the old

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