that his sons had and wanted to make sure she had a great day. great things happening across america and we can feel real great about that. >> juan: emily, that was the president yesterday. welcome to the saturday edition of "fox & friends" of the president trump reassuring americans we will get through covid-19 together nor states easing restrictions today as protests are planned in several cities this weekend over lockdown orders. katie: welcome to "fox & friends," you guys. happy saturday. great to be griff and pete. pete: emily great to be with you. we have give jenkins in

washington, d.c. and emily compagno in washington state. across america, business owners are figuring things out. tiewsm have you, emily. finding new ways to serve customers... here. >> thank you so much. connect employees... and work with partners. griff: join from you washington. comcast business is right there with you. we just had a little bit of news out of here this week. with a network that helps give you speed, pete: what's happening there? reliability and security. there was a leaked conversation. i don't know how things get and enough bandwidth to handle all your connected devices. leaked griff. they seem to get leaked often voice solutions like remote call forwarding from the obama administration and readable voicemail. there was a new leaked and safe, convenient installation. transcript from a call that happened yesterday. when every connection counts, this comes after this week we you can count on us. had the declassification of so get the connectivity your business needs. call today. many documents that prove there comcast business. was no collusion. once people are brought to take an oath and talk about what they know and when they know it, turns out they say we didn't know anything at all. and michael flynn, the lauded general on the other side of that coming out looking much, much better because ultimately what they did to him was something would are learning a lot more about, guys. griff: let's set this up a little bit. what you are going about today

and we are going to talk a lot about it was this conference web call that president obama had with his obama administration alumni. this wasn't an event or griff: back now with quick headlines. tara reade is speaking out about fundraiser. this is a call the president is having with his administration shawltd allegations about joe biden. reade details the alleged alumni because he feels compelled that it's an important assault and her decision to election coming up and that he leave the democratic party. >> i'm leaving the democratic wants now to be front and party and i won't be part of center. never mind that we are supposed any -- i won't be a republican. to be in this together. he had a lot to say about the it's just not my political president's handling of the belief system. pandemic. and it wasn't very kind. i have been pretty much a but it is, as you mentioned, progressive all my life. and so it's been -- i feel pete, this part of the conversation on the flynn case politically homeless. that is particularly sharp and griff: reade says biden assaulted her when she was a senate staffer in 1993. pointed. biden denies the allegations. pete: you are right. this is part of what was obtained by yahoo. and to the left coast we go obtained by yahoo news and i gavin newsom endorses joe biden quote: the fact that there is no precedent that anybody can for president. newsom announcing his support find for someone that has been during a virtual fundraiser with charged for perjury just getting biden it comes as newsom makes off scot-free, that's the kind california a vote by mail state of stuff we are beginning to get before the 2020 election over coronavirus concerns.

worried about. not just basic institutional critics slamming the move saying norms but our basic it allows voter fraud. understanding of the rule of law pete? is at risk. emily, the former president is pete: what could go wrong? no i.d. and vote in the mail. saying that the rule of law is the april jobs report revealing at risk because we have learned more about flynn? 20.5 million americans are out of work and the unemployment rate reaches its highest level emily: i think what's so since the great depression. disturbing to me about this is more americans now are planning to rally against lockdown orders the notion that this former this weekend demanding to get president and attorney deems back to work. that he himself has this -- any here to discuss former super bowl champ and congressional candidate in utah burgess owens. burgess, always love having you on the program. really appreciate it. >> thanks so much, my friend. pete: you got it. break down this moment for us. we are seeing economic engine to grind to a halt to stop this attorney, any american err on virus. people are clamoring and the side of mercy, of justice, protesting to say let me open my business responsibly. of rooting out corruption. what do you say to them? so the thought that he is coming >> i have been saying for years on record saying perjury is as we have talked that we are fighting for the heart and soul perjury and guilt is guilt. of our nation. that's exactly what we are i mean, that's such a sort of seeing now. what the left doesn't understand because we don't know our overgeneralized and frankly really negative overview of what history is americans will always fight against tyranny. should be compassion for someone we have just innate way of this

who advocates for criminal being drawn toward freedom. justice reform and the 97% plea that's what we are seeing across the board whether it be shellie bargain of federal conviction luther which i think has become statistics. this is someone who was proven to not be guilty because they the face of this fight. were immaterial statements in a someone willing to stabbed before lawyers an -- willing toy bogus interview. now someone comes out from under his hiding from under a rock and said this is perjury is perjury. his time should be spent on better things. our americans love to work. griff: quickly ask you, emily, we love to get out there. we love our faith. because you are a lawyer. we love those things that the is he quickly attacking the rule left is triking to take away of law president obama that is. from us. we are seeing what it looks like it wasn't bill barr. it was the u.s. attorney jeff to have socialists and marxist jensen from st. louis who took a and evil come at us. hard legal look. this will be a very good moment now, this is criticism not just on us. we will look back at this. from a former president but from across the board, pete. not only republicans but independents and democrats to a constitutional scholar from recognize that the left used harvard. >> exactly. and i think that's also why to abuses and disardz people any time they need to and want to. come and weigh in on something that is pretty clear cut this is we will stand against that now. pete: burgess, why can't like somebody coming in saying oh well it is self-defense governors understand -- some because he started it. cases no covid cases should be

it's parsing things out. when you take a step back, the treated differently. wall matters are packed. reality is the investigation, again, was not rooted in a small retailers are shuttered. legitimate purpose. that feels and is unfair. >> keep in mind the governors pete: never was. who go in that direction are emily: as stated by that motion. leftists. it is pretty were clear. they are the democrat, the i'm not sure why he comes out socialists that take advantage of any crisis to harm people. guilt is guilt and perjury is perjury. again, who is he to judge? and so now what we are seeing pete: because the sunlight is now is at the end of the day we out and the transcripts have have people fighting for their been released and we are careers. fighting for their future and learning more. their life. have you got to say something. here's what president obama and we are seeing, again, a party that's standing up against said -- a lot of this is about that miser misery is something e january 2017. a lot of this is about late 2016. when we pulled out the tape of left loves to use against us. "60 minutes" when president obama talked about scandals. he talked about corruption, november election fighting for true heart and soul of our emily, in his administration. nation, guys. this is january 2017, barack that's what's so important. i decided to run burgess owens obama. >> i'm proud of the fact that for utah. many across the country doing two weeks ago we are probably our best to be part of this the first administration in modern history that hasn't had a process. pete: very clear contrast. government dependency versus hay major scandal in the white house. the bailout i want is my pete: he is saying that as he had intimate knowledge of the business and job to provide for my family. i want to transition. flynn phone call. your background is in the nfl. surveillance at that point, the nfl went out and released

which the fbi acknowledged at the time were not criminal or the schedule for 2020. my vikings team is playing even raising any ey eyebrows. christmas which i'm excited about. are we going to have a season. they had raised incoming surprised to see it. are we going to see it. >> i think we will. national security advisor based because, again, the frequent on no legal framework, continued with the nfl is realizing they that yet, he has the audacity to now have to return back to folks stabbed and now we are learning. fox news has done great in america. they were looking at this reporting about these meetings in the oval office and others expansion into china and mexico. they had to come back to america where clearly obama knew and make this work now. something and sally yates and others later on tried to scrub their income is on the line. we will start seeing for it and make it no, no, no. americans it's great to see when he didn't want to know more we are out there just getting about it. we have to know who informed the back to our vices and sports is one of those things going to president. how intimately was president help us realize getting back to obama involved and what was the normal somewhat. relationship to this flynn case? pete: you are such a good guy as you guys know he didn't like that i believe football is film because flynn told the truth about isis. probably your vice. flynn told the truth about the i believe that it's fantastic. i hope to see you this season. resurgence and obama was out to we will see if we get stadiums get him. griff: it is because of sally full or not. it's a morale boost for people yates that we know a little more to see that might be coming. >> pete, my biggest vice is i about president obama and michael flynn's relationship. love being american and i love sara carter was on laura those who run toward the fight. ingraham last night. thank you for your service and here is what she had to say. all those right now standing up for our freedom. >> he along -- i mean along with we need to continue to do it. realize who is against us, the

michael flynn had a very democratic party is trying to divisive relationship. shut us down. when michael flynn challenged let's make that happen, guys. make sure our president gets him on the narrative that he was back and support with a house spreading that al qaeda was on the run and that isis was just and senate and make sure our this jv team, michael flynn country comes back strong. pete: well said. good luck in your race. wasn't going to accept that >> appreciate it, take care. didn't even challenge president pete: still ahead, house obama on that. a lot of people don't remember republicans are full steam ahead with a new bipartisan task force that meeting with president created to crack down on comin, trump, that very first meeting with president obama at the communist china. white house when president obama there is only one problem. put a seed in president trump's democrats bailed at the last minute. head saying i only have one democrat turned republican congressman jeff van drew takes person i want to warn you about us inside his former party's and that is mike flynn. because he was the only one in thought process. that's next. the administration that really understood the intelligence community and he was going to catchall of them. what they were trying to do was mother's day. isn't every day mother's day? break the administration apart come on, kids. and remove president trump. be nice to your mom. pete: bingo. do something nice for her every day. i say this without any they had it out for michael self-interested motive. seriously being a mom is the flynn in the beginning and hardest job. president trump as well. the best job. the hardest job. the most rewarding and as emily: exactly sara carter laid it out perfectly. someone who misses her mother there is more to come on this every day, just tell to you show on friday. appreciate yours.

take a listen. >> there's more to come from happy mother's day. what i understand. they will be far greater than what you have seen so far. what you have seen so far is incredible, especially as it relates to president obama. because, if anyone thinks that he and sleepy joe biden didn't know what was going on, they >> join us as paula makes a meal have another thing coming. to remember. learn the secrets and love that go into one of her favorite pete: bill barr, john durham, dishes. one only momma could make. from her very own kitchen. ticktock, there is a lot more >> at home with me, paula deen out there and we will learn a lot more soon, stay tuned for f give the gift of fox that. emily: they are and vice nation to your mother, visit fox president joe biden. pete: which unless he forgot he pretends like he does now. nation.com/gift. mers we will see. up to 90 days to make their first payment. griff: 11 secret service members suspected with coronavirus that shop online from the comfort of your couch, report coming just hours after and get your car with touchless delivery vice president mike pence's to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, press secretary tests positive for the virus. all carvana cars come with a seven-day return policy. mark mayor dits with the details as more americans are getting back to work. so, if you need to keep moving, we're here for you. griff, good morning to you. at carvana-- the safer way to buy a car. >> a handful of states are

starting to ease restrictions on friday. now we are seeing a few more follow today. talking about nevada and rhode island that are allowing some facilities to reopen. in nevada we will see some salons reopen by open and see restaurants and retail stores open with capacity limits rhode island will allow some stores to reopen with limited capacity and allowing some medical procedures to resume. now back here in washington, president trump is spending the weekend at the white house. is he scheduled to meet with his senior military leaders and national security team leader today. and while the president says he is being tested daily, there are reports that maybe as many as 11 secret service agents may be infected with the virus. we got a statement from the secret service. they write, quote: to protect the privacy of our employee's health operation and for operational security the secret service is not releasing how many of its employees have tested positive for covid-19 nor how many of the employees are or were quarantined. on friday we did learn katie

miller tested positive for the virus. she seems to be okay. thank you all for your prayers and well-wishes. i'm doing well and look forward to getting back to the work of the american people. there are also some reports this morning that an assistant for ivanka trump may have tested positive but fox news has not confirmed. griff, pete, and emily, we will continue to watch that story throughout the day. pete: we certainly wish the best. mark everyone the best and katie and the president. great topic later on in this show. ron j jackson the former physician to president obama and president trump was a candidate for the va at one time. also running for congress in they are compelled to step to the front lines. texas. is he going to be on our show at and into the unknown... 7:45. guys, we will speak a name for all of us. that's been big in the news recently. shellie luther owns a hair salon because i trust their quality they were the first to have a vitamin verified by usp... in texas stood up and said i need to feed my family. ...an independent organization someone needed a hair cut in that sets strict quality and purity standards texas. it was a senator ted cruz. he went and got one from her. nature made,

the #1 pharmacist recommended but he also talked about what vitamin and supplement brand shellie luther represents. take a livin'. >> what happened to sheely luther was a disgrace. and i felt embarrassed for my home state of texas that this happened in texas. number one, seven days in jail for cutting hair is nuts. that's just crazy. you have got local officials across the country that are releasing violent criminals. they are murderers and races and child molesters because of covid-19. we are going to lock up a small business owner because she is open up her business? that doesn't make any sense. griff: an interesting moment indeed, pete. i have got to tell you i am jealous of those pictures of ted ♪ >> it's horrible what happened. sitting with shellie because this hair is getting longer. it should have been stopped. it should have been stopped i have chosen to abide by the where it came from, which was china. it could have been stopped orders of d.c. pete: do it again, griff. easily. and quickly. and for some reason they were not going and getting my hair unable to do it. so many hundreds of thousands of cut. mr. cruz, i must tell you people around the world have i am quite jealous of you this been killed 184 countries, we

morning. emily: danny zucko. are going to build our country back and build it back fast. pete: she was very responsible with her business. making sure all the protocols emily: that was president trump were followed, griff. vowing to build our country as you are on deck. my goodness. he blames china for the spread great stuff. a few additional headlines. of the pandemic. two men are arrested in the pete: chin killing of a security guard at a family dollar store. pete: democrats backed out at it all started when the guard the last minute. asked a woman to wear a face griff: next guest was a democrat who switched his party late last mask at the flint, michigan store. the two argued before she left year. and came back with her son and congressman jeff van drew joins husband. us this morning. congressman, good morning to you. police say ramoyea bishop and >> good morning to you. it's great to be with you all. griff: let's talk about the -- what's happening in terms of larry tig with the guard before shooting and killing him. holding china accountable and they have been on the run since what the president we're hearing last week. houston was found in a hotel and him say there, what can you tell bishop found in michigan. us about what's happening here in our nation's capital? >> well, the president is spot on. roy signatured we have and freud i mean, it is mind boggling and passing away from covid-19. unbelievable to me that everyone legendary show ended in 2003 after roy was seriously hurt by isn't joined together in trying to figure out how and why china

a tiger. did this to us. roy's stage partner seifried i mean, thanks goodness that the president had the travel mourning his death saying the restrictions put in place world has lost one of the greats earlier on. because if he didn't, the of magic but i have lost my best conditions would have been much worse. and he was criticized for doing friend. roy died after testing positive that but we have to know what for covid-19 last week. he was 75 years old. the world health organization was doing, why they said that and it's going to be a cold this was safe. mother's day weekend for why they said there was no millions of americans as a polar problem with human transmission, vortex makes its way south from why the two people who first canada the system dropping snow identified this disappeared, one across the great lakes in died. one just disappeared and now michigan. potentially bringing up to a sort of reappeared. foot of snow. some could see record cold. why china didn't open its arms to us and allow our scientists subfreezing temperatures who were begging to come in to predicted as far as south as help them to really try to tennessee. those are your headlines. all those flowers you put in may reduce and restrict what was be at risk i'm sorry to tell happening here. pete: that's all legit. you. but i want to know why don't griff: it's 28 degrees here in d.c. in may. house democrats want to be a part of this committee? unbelievable. polar vortex in may. get us inside the brain of your former party. why would you not? i don't know what to say about that. >> steve, one of the problems i california governor gavin newsom facing a lawsuit over his plans have, i wasn't inside the brain to shell out 75 million in cash because my brain functions in a payments to illegal immigrants. very different way. this is a -- you know, when this

now judicial watch is suing over happened, when i heard that, it. the president of the watchdog that they didn't want to be part of this and they would rather just go after our own elected group tom fitton joins us coming up next. officials in the united states, our own president, what really made me feel is, boy, did i make strength, stability, the right move. did i do the right thing? and online tools you need. and now it's no different. i mean, i'm glad. because helping you through this crisis i'm proud to become a republican. is what we're made for. this is just one more example of that i don't know the only thing that can possibly be in their mind is politics. so, literally, to risk the future of the country and the safety of the country and the fact that we want this to be the strongest country in the world in order to just politically try to achieve a goal is awful. it's my own thing that i can do for me. it's horrible. we need to really make sure that since i don't have time to read, i mean i might as well listen. we understand what's going on if i want to catch up on the news, or history, with china here. and we need a new supply chain. or learn what's going on in the world, we have to change a great deal of what we have done. i can download a book and listen to it. i listen to spanish lessons sometimes to and from work. there is only really one good thing with this coronavirus. yea, it makes me want to be better. it taught us a lesson that what audible reintroduced this whole world to me. we let go over the last many

it changes your perspective. it makes you a different person. years should have never happened. see what listening to audible can do for you. we have to be the strongest and the economy the strongest in energy. the strongest in intellectual the story where the chances are low, and the cost is high. property. the strongest in science. the sacrifice is real. it's all around us. the strongest in everything that we do because they are serious. but this isn't a story about how tougher times beat us. china wants to be the strongest. this is our comeback story. emily: exactly. congressman. we wanted to get your thoughts the time when we rally and come from behind. as well. you mentioned the future and safety of america. the time when we defy the odds and get back to work that includes economic and financial financial safety and while the whole world watches. future dependability with this country. yeah, this is your comeback story. we wanted to get your thoughts on the house democrats drafting and when it's time to come back, we'll be ready. a new multitrillion-dollar coronavirus relief bill. won't it just end up being a blue state bailout? what are your thoughts on that. many of life's moments in thare being put on hold. are staying at home, yeah, this is your comeback story. >> it just can't be a blue state at carvana, we understand that, for some, getting a car just can't wait. bailout. this is something that has to to help, we're giving our customers help people with obviously the up to 90 days to make their first payment. most important parts of what we do here, which is there still shop online from the comfort of your couch, needs to be more testing. there still needs to be more and get your car with touchless delivery to keep you safe. ppe. there still needs to be more and for even greater peace of mind, all carvana cars come with a seven-day return policy.

so, if you need to keep moving, we're here for you. probably ppp i love all these at carvana-- the safer way to buy a car. initials. besides that we have to make sure that we are in some way insulating these businesses against liability. this wasn't their fault. this was china's fault. china should make reparations here. i think anything that's going to happen here is going to have to be a compromise. yes, we need to help the states. but we need to help the states for the part of the liability that they have. the problem they have that are due to the coronavirus. not the problems they have had for years because of their own bad budget. but we do need to help them as relates to the coronavirus. griff: i'm not sure, congressman, that's going to be popular in new jersey which has a budgets short fall for many of the very reasons you mentioned. i wanted to just quickly though because we have been talking about how each different state and municipality is dealing with this. your governor, phil murphy, extending the state's public health emergency by 30 days. says he would be shocked if

jersey shore beaches aren't open by memorial day. your thoughts? >> i believe they will be open by memorial day. i certainly hope so. i penned a letter to the governor where i went through so much changes that could be made where we could be safe. where we could be thoughtful. where we could be scientifically accurate. yet we could open a store. emily: welcome back. california governor gavin newsom it's okay to have big box stores providing $125 million in open. for example, a walmart. coronavirus relief funds to but somebody that has a petit undocumented immigrants living in his state. shop, a small candy shop or $75 million of which would be funded by taxpayers. whatever it is with sterilizing our next guest is among those it every other customer, that's suing the governor, hoping to not okay. i don't understand. stop california from using taxpayer dollars to fund the pete: exactly. >> i don't understand why we're aid. here with more, president of doing what we have been doing to judicial watch tom fitton. our hospitals. who want to be able to have elective surgeries. still cannot have elective >> good morning. surgeries in new jersey. some people are suffering. emily: welcome tom, so grad you elective surgery doesn't mean needless surgery. are here. explain to our your lawsuit. it means it's not a life and >> judicial watch is representing taxpayers who death surgery. it's time to begin those. oppose this illegal move by the we have hospitals where -- governor. the legislature passed emergency

aid for coronavirus and on his emily: that's exactly right. own he took this money and is i have a friend battling cancer planning to spend it on cash and his surgery was deemed not payments for illegal aliens. essential because it wasn't federal law doesn't allow that. emergent. so the same thing. federal law requires that if you thank you so much for your perspective, congressman. are going to provide benefits to welcome to the g.o.p. party. illegal aliens, the legislature we'll talk to you soon. has to specifically and pete: the freedom party. affirmatively provide for it. and that was not the case here. throaweappreciate having him ons you know, incredibly, we were in court just earlier this week for temporary restraining order and morning. we have a additional headlines. the judge says judicial watch vanessa bryant is suing the l.a. you are likely to succeed on the sheriff's department. merits. meaning we are right, the 8 deputies accused of taking governor has no authority, but it's more important and in the public interest of these illegal photos of husband kobe and aliens to get the cash. daughter gianna. one of the deputies allegedly showed the photos to people at a it's outrageous decision so we will have to immediately appeal bar. bryant is seeking damages for it. it's par for the course in emotional distress and invasion california. of privacy. we have got this lawlessness l.a. sheriff says only with the governor. authorized personnel were allowed -- allowed to photography the scene. and a federal judge decides not this air of lawlessness with the to drop charges against lori courts. i hope it gets him overturned. loughlin and her husband in the college admission scandal. coronavirus as an excuse to send former tv star is accused of

out 20,000 absentee ballots to paying $500,000 to get her millions of people who haven't asked for them it. is an absolute mess in california. children into usc. and the left is using the could have just studied. after accusing the fbi of coronavirus to advance policy misconduct. objectives that i think are new court documents say agents going to undermine the rule of pushed rick singer the alleged law there and waste taxpayer master mind of the scandal to money outrageously. lie so parents could make incriminating statements. the judge ruled they weren't emily: tom, briefly, what can trying to mislead the court. viewers do to help support and the trial is set for october. what can residents of california do to support this lawsuit and those are your headlines. either at the ballot box or for judicial watch or this lawsuit let's toss it out to rick specifically? reichmuth who is no longer near >> well, obviously they can a window. now he has the whole united states behind him. support judicial watch. they should be on the alert for at least talking to their rick: now all my windows are legislature and talking to their completely covered up to keep governor about this misuse of all the light out of here. government resources. exactly. frankly, the justice department tell you what, guys, obviously we have the cold and snow this should also intervene because morning. we also have snow across places this is a violation of federal that need it. law as well. take a look at the map. this could be just the beginning showers across parts of south if he gets away with this in florida and eventually -- excuse terms of just taking money on me, south texas. his own and helping illegal event actually make its way into south florida. both of these things are really aliens stay in the country good news. two areas that have developing illegally by supporting them drought going on. getting rain in south texas is

financially. emily: um-huh. good and the rain that comes and a note we did reach out to tomorrow in south florida is great. governor newsom's office but that said, we thought it was have not heard back. going to be a blockbuster maybe quickly, tom, i want to get your 5 to 8 inches of rain. thoughts on a second topic there looking like the storm is going is a major hurdle yet presenting a little bit farther south. talking one or two inches at itself for general flynn is that least it looks at that point. the judge still needs to approve we will continue to revise that dropping the charges against forecast and bring that him. your thoughts? information to you. >> well, it's not a major hurdle send it back to you. for general flynn. griff: all right, rick. practically speaking the judge thank you. isn't going to order a pete: like a techni colored prosecution when a government doesn't think the prosecution is dream map you have. warranted. i love it. i think those who have reason to griff: looks good. be concerned are general flynn's still ahead. covid-19 causing record high unemployment in the u.s. persecutors. and the question is judge you among those feeling the financial pain are veterans. our next guest is retired army havsullivan going to institute r captain with a message for put those people in contempt of america sean parnell joins us court over their failure to coming up. abide by his orders and the law that exculpatory evidence be turned over to general flynn's she's confident, pr, her strength respected. team. that wasn't done here. who has to worry about what judge sullivan does? i think the government needs to depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. worry about it. emily: well said. thank you so much tom fitton of wayfair has way more ways to renovate your home, from inspiration to installation. judicial watch.

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>> amongst those feeling the financial pain is veterans. hit 11.7, two points higher than its peak in 212011. shortly after the congratulation recession here to react is candidate for u.s. congress sean parnell. good morning to you captain parnell. thanks for joining us. >> good morning, griff. how are you doing? griff: i'm good. i'm cirnsd, sean. because this is an important group of americans. hit particularly hard and you guys who give so much and gals ♪ ♪ are some of the last to ask for the help. what do you make of these griff: welcome back. quick headlines for you. numbers and what do we do? delta airlines slashing service >> yeah. it's a great point. to 10 u.s. airports. and it is concerning. i mean, 20 million jobs lost in the cuts start wednesday at airports in several major cities april alone. including new york, los angeles 30 plus million americans are and chicago. the airlines says it will help reduce coronavirus exposure to unemployed. airport workers. important to recognize among those unemployed are our and amtrak is bringing back veterans. only 4.7% of americans have service one of its best selling served this country during the longest period of war four tickets from dc and new york nation's history. these are people that when they city. it was suspended in march over coronavirus concerns. trips will start back up come home they deserve to be taken care of.

june 1st on a modified we need to do everything we can schedule. to bring our warriors and war pete? pete: griff is a happy man. fighters home the right way. tara reade opening up on first make sure that they have the healthcare they need but also on camera interview and has this make sure that they are set-up to say about the democrat party for success to make sure they have good paying jobs when they since coming forward with her come back. so the good news, if there is a accusation against presumptive silver lining here at all, is nominee joe biden. that the president of the united >> i'm leaving the democratic states loves and appreciates our party and i won't be part of veterans and their families. any -- i won't be a republican. fund mentales of our economy and it's just not my political underpinning of our economy are strong. belief system. and this president is going to i have been pretty much a do everything that he can to shake sure that our veterans get progressive all my life. and so it's been -- i feel put back to work as soon as we politically homeless. see this crisis get through. griff: here to react 2016 griff: if you were in congress is there something you think you would be doing right now that sanders campaign staffer tezlyn our lawmakers and president could be doing right now to help figaro and former advisor to joe alleviate this? >> i think if i were in congress biden moevel la. right now i would be using my bully pulpit to advocate for tezlyn, start with you. have the democrat party not veterans issues. many issues that our veterans face and trust me when i tell you i was wounded in afghanistan medically retired came out of handled this properly. military with next to nothing. when you come home from war. you can feel isolated. since the 1950s, 60's and '70s you can feel like an exile in your own country. and every decade ever since and so as a culture, we have to

feeling politically homeless. do everything to bridge that gap always more people registered as between people that enjoy an independent or who do not go freedom on a day-to-day basis vote at all than those that do. and people that protect it. this is yet another example of it's incumbent upon our society to bring our war fighters home you who folks are frustrated in the right way. i would use my platform as a with the two party system. a reason why we need more open leader to advocate for those issues to try to shift cultural primaries i believe so folks sentiment in the right have to earn the vote all the way across the board. for this, this has hit her direction. griff: i have got to take to you. this because you are in personally but for people like pittsburgh there in me that come from communities pennsylvania. like i do, it didn't always take your governor, wolf, extending the stay-at-home order for a something to hit me personally hard hit county until june 4th. but to see those around me who there were protests yesterday in continue to suffer through philly on both sides. promises in hope and change that just did not happen in our some that want to open things community. this is how we have been feeling up. others that want to follow the rules. all along. welcome to the party, tara. what do you make of it? >> look, griff. we'll don't have another month. every day i hear from someone pete: mo, we don't know what the truth is here. who has burned through their there is accusations. entire life savings every day i there is denials, we get that but the double standard has been hear from a small business on the brink of closing their doors glaring for a lot of people in the way joe biden was treated forever. griff, i never thought i would see food lines in western vis-a-vis the way some others pennsylvania and, in fact, all have been treated. do you think this hurt the across pennsylvania. democrat party tara reade voted thousands of people in food lines our people are suffering. for obama twice, worked for joe it's time to put -- it's time to biden and now says i can't be a

part of this. put pennsylvania back to work. it's time to reopen pennsylvania >> first of all, good morning, in a safe, pragmatic way. pete. pete: good morning, thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. what does that mean? let's protect the vulnerable. no. i don't think it hurts the let's care for the sick and let's let americans go back to democratic party. you know, look, i hear tez loud work in a safe, pragmatic way. and clear. there are a lot of people who griff: sean, thank you for joining us today and thank you feel disinthere are trump for your service. >> thanks, griff. griff: chinese virus is now supporters who feel disenfran considered hate speech in one city. tammy bruce says this plays into disenfranchised too because he the communist hands. has let them down. first a mother's day message we have the responsibility to from our own shannon bream. listen any time anybody is >> as we celebrate moms this maligned can you be a me too week, some of you are doing a million things. supporter like i am. you are taking care of your pete one thing i learned in law kids. you are home schooling them. you are trying to work from home school. there is no presumption of truth in the court of law and there and trying to manage all of the should not be one. chaos and the worries that they have. our hats are off to you. my mom gave me such good advice and continues to like treat pete: moe, if you are a me too supporter does that mean you people kindly. work hard and trust god. believe tara reade in this case. she says you will never regret >> i do not believe tara reade those things and she is right. in this case and the reason why there have been multiple happy birthday mother's day to her and all of you moms out indiscrepancies and descriptions. there.

pete: did you believe the suspicions against brett kavanaugh because there were a lot of suspicions? >> did i not have a presumption of truth against ms. -- with miss blasey ford. i'm consistent and don't believe lenging times, in double standards. you have to prove your allegations like do you in a court of law and the court of and you may have a lot on your mind. we want to help, with real questions from you, humanity. pete: i appreciate that. >> we listen and listen to the and real answers from experts. fact but the truth matters and we can get through this together. she has, miss reade has not visit letsbreathetogether.com. convinced me that she is telling the truth. i happy to know joe biden as you know is he a man of tremendous character and integrity. i believe him this did not happen. i was his h.r. director. pete: the voters will have a chance to decide that as well. we are out of time which is unfortunate. another poll out says 40% of democrats under the age of 45 says the party should pick a different nominee we are out of time but tez real quick what does it say about the nomination of joe biden right now.

>> joe biden has one of two choices either add more of a progressive platform with this existing task force that they're putting together or to try to convince trump voters and i don't think he will get far with the latter. there is a misconception young voters are 18 and older. i'm 45 and younger. i don't believe never progressive platform but i feel like i have not been heard. i wish we had more time to go into the presumption of innocence because right now as far as black folks are concerned we have never had the presumption of innocence. ahmaud arbery shot down in georgia and did not have the opportunity to. one minute i believe and next minute i don't. i'm just really over it. it once again shows the hypocrisy within both parties to be quite honest. pete: tezlyn, we will cover that story later in the program as well and listen you are definitely young no. doubt about that. >> thank you. pete: appreciate you being on the program today. >> thanks, pete. pete: stocks climb amid a grim

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and the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. for more information on how you can stay connected, visit xfinity.com/prepare. philadelphia. schmear perfection. griff: welcome back. today is a very special day for a very special person the one and only janice dean turns 5-0. 50 today. we are looking back with a celebration of her best tv moments. steve: time now for weather with janice dean the weather machine. janice: no, no, no, no. [cheers] >> yeah. girl. >> i bet you are the best mom, janice. so fun. >> i used to be a classic rock dj back in the day. ♪ sweet home, alabama. >> the derby is tomorrow. we are live at churchill downs. how do you like my hat? okay elm not only sweet janice's

birthday she is also mom to two incredible boys as we celebrate mother's day weekend. pete: that montage could be two hours long. bring in janice dean and rick reichmuth so he can celebrate as well. janice, no one makes anyone smile more than you on television. everyone who knows you loves you. happy 50th birthday. how are you feeling? janice: i made it. i have to tell you i was supposed to be in vegas. i was going to have a big 50th blow out birthday in vegas this year with some of my closest girlfriends. it obviously didn't happen. my husband sean brought vegas to my kitchen. and i woke up this morning and i came in and i thought that you guys had "fox & friends" had also arranged this with him somehow and he did it all on his own. so, you know i married well. what can i tell you? griff: a great back drop.

emily: it is. it's no secret that everybody loves you. everyone you meet, really you have such an impact. fans, fox family, august of us, we have a special surprise fromr you from someone who probably loves you the absolute most. >> janice, i'm so sorry i can't be in new york for your birthday but i wish you a really happy birthday and next year we will celebrate. love you. it was just a token of our appreciation. janice: sorry. my mom is usually with me every and because we know how tirelessly you work. birthday and she can't be here but we are going to celebrate. it meant everything to have you stop by. and i appreciate that i don't know how you got video. for the past two weeks, she doesn't know how to video. our incredible crew proudly served more than 10 million thank you meals to [laughter] first-responders and healthcare-workers. griff: why can gewe can get any. it was an honor to meet you. an honor to thank you. it's so special to have your mom deliver this milestone. and it was our honor to serve you. you have to give us thoughts how you feel like. when bugs move in we stress out what do you want to do on your 50th birthday. and spray... janice: do you know what? i wanted to celebrate 50.

and spray... it's a good smile stone that i and spray. have done a lot of stuff. i have learned a lot in my life. well, we used to. i have accomplished probably the with new ortho home defense max indoor insect barrier, most i will ever accomplish at one simple application kills and prevents bugs in your home this point. i have the most beautiful family. for up to a year without odors, stains or fuss. i want to celebrate 50 because it is a milestone and, yet, i it's the modern way to keep bugs away. still have more to do. i still have more to accomplish, new ortho home defense max. more people to love i feel bugs gone. stress gone. ♪ ♪ really blessed right now because i'm sur vowrchedded by my family and my husband said it so well the four of us together, that's all we need. ♪ the four of us. and it's a good time to appreciate that and also pete: that is the navy blue celebrate these milestones like angels soaring over miami birthdays and mother's day even though we are socially distant honoring healthcare workers on the covid-19 front lines. we can still do it. emily: the flyover starting in pete: we have to leave it there. boca raton making its way down the coast. emily: happy birthday. janice: thank you guys. they have been crisscrossing the pete: thank you. country. griff: their tribute is part of operation american strong

thanking first responders in cities across the country. wow, it's just so amazing to see that they were last weekend in d.c. it's quite, quite amazing. emily: yesterday, at about 2:00 p.m. or about 1:45 there were two globe masters that flew over seattle. i was actually in this studio like ripping off the mic and running to the deck to see it. they are so incredible dipping their wings over the city. if that doesn't inspire a feeling of pride and inspiration . . . i don't know what does. pete: certainly does. it's been great to see them across the country infantry in a testament to our strength for sure. host of varney and company on fox business. stuart, loved your message to your mother that was very heart-warminwarming god bless h. >> thank you. pete: want to get your take on the stated of the economy. the president spoke yesterday striking optimistic tone. stocks have been stronger we know the april jobs report was really really bad for obvious reasons. here is the president yesterday and we want to get to you react.

>> we are going in to transition and i call it transition to greatness. it's going to be transition to greatness. because we're going to do something very fast. and we're going to have a phenomenal year next year. third quarter transition. fourth quarter is going to be good. there is pent up demand and next year we're going to have a phenomenal year. pete: right now 20 million jobs lost. unemployment rate almost 15%. can we make that transition. >> this is the question we are always asked. you have the worst economic news in history. dreadful unemployment. and at the same time the stock market rallies. why is that? we're asked it all of the time. what is going on here? the simple answer is three reasons. number one, as you heard from the president, investors are looking towards a strong expansion down the road. the stock market always predicts the future. looks to the future. doesn't react to the present. reacts to what they think is

going to happen in the future. second reason, we are pumping by my estimate around $7 trillion into this economy. that is stimulus. you put a floor under the economy now, you look to stimulus later. $7 trillion. investors love it. and thirdly, you have got these big name very successful american technology companies, which are doing -- which are coping with the lockdown and actually we are using their services during of the lockdown and they will be well placed to take advantage of the economic recovery that's coming. i'm talking apple, microsoft, facebook, we have got amazon and google. those five technology companies leading this market, leading us towards this recovery. i would recommend that our viewers check your 401(k). in the last week of march, you were down 18,000 on the dow. now you are at 24,000 on the dow. you have picked up 30%. you picked back up a third of the people want to come

what you were worth in your 4101 back, you see what's going on at state houses all over the k. stand up and cheer. country. but the people, the real people, the people that want this country to be great and great griff: stu, i want to ask you though as you point to what the markets happened. again, we can say, they want to i believe what will define us at this moment in history is how well we rise and whether we live get back. griff: welcome back. thanks for joining us for the up to that. final hour of "fox & friends" on so, how do we get there in the saturday. president trump saying americans short-term? the president is saying and so are ready to get back to work is majority leader mitch and rebuild our great nation. mcconnell is saying hey, hold emily: thousands are expected on, let's pause before we put more stimulus in there u. to protest over stay at home orders in several cities this pointed out stimulus is helpful. they are saying wait. weekend as states begin easing i think what we do now matters restrictions. >> today rhode island will allow some stores to reopen and unbelievably important. >> i agree entirely, griff. in nevada barber shops and nail the question is how do we keep the economy going? salons will open their doors to when we emerge on the other side, how do we keep that growth customers with appointments. we welcome you to the sunday going in the democrats' answer is throw more government money edition, the final hour of "fox & friends," the coast to coast at it. senators harris, sanders and ed edition. i'm here in new york. markey, they have a plan to give emily is in washington state. thanks for being here. $2,000 per month to every adult and we're stuck with griff jenkins as well, the man in in the land. that is free money, just throw washington. and griff, you need to go visit it out there.

they think that that is what sellly luther in -- shelly gets us to the other side in luther in texas and get a which keeps the economy going. haircut because that mullet is i disagree entirely. i'm with the president and larry out of control. griff: pete, you're just kudlow. who say how do we get that great jealous. you wish you had this kind of economy in the early part of the problem, this chia pet on my year? we did it by tax cuts and deregulation. that's how we are going to get to a strong economy next year. head. more tax cuts and more i'm not going to salons which deregulation. i am on that side of the fence, are not open. as we talk this weekend as not the free money side of the businesses across the country are opening up, i said it fence. earlier today, i'll say it again. that while we'll be remembered emily: stuart, can we get your in history by a pandemic that's quick perspective some employees are making more off of come and gone, we have not seen unemployment than they do in the worst jobs collapse in businesses. how do you address that or history that we've seen. what's your perspective on these we have not seen the businesses struggling to allure unemployment that we're seeing now and there is a wall street workers away from unemployment and complicating plans to reopen journal op ed that i would states? >> it really have complicating encourage our entire viewing plans. number one, have you got according to the "wall street audience, wherever they are, to journal," about half the workers read it and the title is, the thrown out of work are actually economic lockdown, catastrophe, making more money by staying at the worst jobs report in home than they would if they went back to work. history, showing why the economy obviously that's a disincentive to go back and work. must reopen. pete: here's a portion of the op ed. it says no politician wants to

meanwhile employers that have got to get their people back to admit it but we're moving to a work. and if they don't get them all policy that gives people and back to work, then they have got to repay the small business businesses the leeway to open and make their own risk loans which they received. calculation. that's a real dilemma and what most americans are senator it means is going back to work enough to know they need to take may be slowed down by the precautions and social distance and businesses have no incentive generosity of these unemployment to endanger their employees. payments. and i don't see any way around the tradeoff isn't between lives that. griff: stuart, we are out of time. and livelihoods. i have to ask you are we opening the policy goal as to be to up fast enough? >> i would love to see it protect both as much as possible. we're seeing protests across the faster. there is imperative here. country today. i think we've got a map there, have you got to open up and open up quickly otherwise you face in a number of states throughout real economic catastrophe. the weekend, they started weeks you thought these unemployment numbers are bad. ago. i got texts all morning and they will get a hell of a sight -- excuse my language my tweet, you foregot my state. mother would be -- pete: you are speaking for a lot people are looking a month out of people. the best bailout is your own and saying i can't keep my job. business closed. stuart, thank you so much. go back to bed. emily: exactly, and taking the i know you won't because you west coast where i'm sitting, work all the time. all right. i'm from california. turning now to a few additional that's 58 counties, at least 14 headlines as well. a judge denies bail to the of which have seen no death from father and son charged in the covid-19 so the argument there murder of ahmaud arbery. that these counties are making

to the governor is let us reopen, let us be an exception to your blanket rule because we appearing in court on what would are suffering an economic death have been arbery's 26th birthday and we have to put food on the ♪ happy birthday to you table. there's a narrative going on on the west coast that it's like ♪ happy birthday. the stock market or an actual pete: dozens of people honoring life but these are people's arbery outside the georgia courthouse. calling for a federal livelihoods, this isn't about investigation into arbery's maintaining your assets in the death. stock market by any means. the mcmichaels are accused of this is basic fundamental human shooting and killing arbery. right to put food on the table show them in a struggle before for their family. you mentioned the future as gun shots rang out. well. take alaska, also on the west they say they thought he was a coast here. they have different robber. his family says he was just considerations. the second largest industry for them is tourism. that's obviously been gutted jogging. have a necessary have a is this summer by the cruise abryant suing the sheriff's industry. so they're looking at a certain department. 8 deputies of accused of taking annihilation in their economy, a photos of kobe and i didn't anna couple months from now, when they see the ripple effect. after the helicopter crash. it's not just about what's one of the deputies showed the happening right now and flipping photos to people at a bar. the switch and having the bryant is seeking damages for economy reopen. it's incumbent upon local emotional distress and invasion of privacy. leaders and governors to make only authorized personnel will decisions that will preserve jobs, that send messages to allowed to photograph the scene. constituents that they're interested in doing everything

possible to make sure that not only we get back to work but then the jobs thrive. former tv star is accused of griff: that's a good point. paying $500,000 to get her back on the east coast, and daughters into usc. where pete is, governor cuomo -- the couple had wanted the case dismissed after accusing the fbi remember, new york has an of misconduct. upstate and there's new york new court documents rereal rick city, kind of two pieces there. singer the alleged master mind governor cuomo is talking about was pushed by agents to lie so reopening in po poughkipsie, new parents would make incriminating statements. >> the judge ruled the actions weren't trying to mislead the court. the trial is scheduled for york. >> everyone's yelling at me, we october. and those are your headlines. have to reopen, i need a griff: all right. listen, i have been waiting 42 paycheck. i hear it. minutes to get to rick they yell it at me. reichmuth. i'm trying to figure out why is i know, i know if -- because a polar vortex happening in may? we've seen it around the globe. hey, rick. i don't want to do a whoops, we rick: it can happen any time. made a mistake and i don't want it feels worse in may. to have hundreds of more people it would feel worse when this happened in january no cold air going to the hospital. at all. griff: well, he is listening cold air here. not going to last that long. and we talked earlier to the take a look at the map. owner of crazy ida's import there are freeze warnings in effect all across areas of the ohio valley. around the great lakes and diner, they've got 76 cases, toward the mid-atlantic and northeast. three deaths total. especially people who have had here was his response.

any kind of planting done this is problem that the particular >> this has been absolutely for you. that we have got the day to get devastating. through gets a little bit better we in herkimer are not tomorrow and start to see things improve a little bit even further. take a look at current downplaying the coronavirus, temperatures. it's real. freezing in chicago. it's not like that up here, below freezing in detroit. we've had basically -- not to also windy with this. talking about wind chill in may medicine nice it, three deaths, 19 people have it, no which isn't fun for me even. down in beckley, virginia 25. hospitalizations, yet devastating economically the businesses that have closed that came up a degree for you. are never going to reopen. we also along with that have snow. we have this tail end of the especially the mom and pop cold front bringing strong organizations will not be able storms across parts of east to hold out. texas and across that mid gulf griff.pete: governor cuomo mae coast. take a look at that some of that snow stuck on the ground. we have people waking up across parts of among to a white gets it. all the counties in california mayday. pretty unbelievable. that have zero cases of breaking records, guys, with this kind of cold temperature for this day. covid-19, i've seen similar maps back to you. griff: not in a good way. all right, rick. of minnesota, and you have thank you very much. rick: yep. businesses that are just itching griff: if you are scrambling to to open their doors and then you find the perfect mother's day have the states or the counties gift as i am. where there are a lot of cases kurt the cyberguy is tech gifts like where i'm at in new jersey

make her life a lot easier. in mommoth county, you still see there is still time. a disconnect where the big box apart for a bit, but you're not alone. stores, your target, your we're automatically refunding our customers lowe's, your walmarts, they're a portion of their personal auto premiums. open but small retailers that learn more at libertymutual.com/covid-19. sell the same things are closed when you could easily social [ piano playing ] distance, you could enforce masks, you could sanitize easily and those businesses could stay afloat. every job for those people is essential. so for a big state governor, like andrew cuomo to say i hear you but the big government's got you here, no, it doesn't have it for upstate new york which is an entirely different world in new york and i just -- washington, griff, is talking right now about bailouts 4.0. the only bailout that's going to fix america right now is putting people back to work, letting them make their own risk calculation to choose to go back to work. if you are vulnerable, if you are sick, if you are older, if you don't want to go out, you don't have to. that is your choice but if you

choose to want to go out, it is the american way to let people earn a living and so the white many of life's moments in thare being put on hold. are staying at home, house has given the guidelines at carvana, we understand that, which is correct but the for some, getting a car just can't wait. pressure's got to be on the governors to put the foot on the to help, we're giving our customers up to 90 days to make their first payment. accelerator while also making shop online from the comfort of your couch, sure we're protecting the most vulnerable. it's not that hard. and get your car with touchless delivery griff: we'll see if we get to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, another relief. you point this out, pete. all carvana cars come with a seven-day return policy. that is really what is the solution now. so we heard governor cuomo also so, if you need to keep moving, we're here for you. this week, because i listen to at carvana-- the safer way to buy a car. his press conferences, he said government's done about everything it can. okay. so why will government then continue to fund it -- pete: and not put covid patients in nursing homes when they could have put them on the comfort or the javits center. you've got to move along as it moves along. it feels like something is stuck in the gears. emily: if i could make one final point. remember that governor cuomo acknowledged that 66% of infections in his state and in new york city were home contracted. so that goes to your broader point about sort of the

balancing factor. it's not one or the other. it's assessing all of these factors and taking into account businesses' ability to set their own restrictions and ensure the safety of the vulnerable population. we shouldn't be ham strung at home while we're waiting for that. griff: since i am in washington, we've got to talk about the transcripts, the big news, the case against flynn being dropped. these 6,000 plus pages of 57 interviews and transcripts, one thing didn't get quite as much attention and that is the ex obama official admitting she didn't know about the trump, russia collusion but yet months "show me what you're made of." prior she decided to tell a very so we showed it our people, different story. sourcing and distributing more fresh food than anyone... listen. >> the trump folks, if they our drivers helping grocers restock their shelves. found out how we knew what we how we're helping restaurants open pop-up markets. knew about the staff, the trump and encouraging all americans to take out to give back. staff dealing with russians, that they would try to compromise those sources and adversity came to town. methods, meaning we would no so we looked it in the eye. longer have access to that intelligence. so i became very worried because and it won't be us... that blinks first. not enough was coming out into

the open and i knew there was more. griff: but the problem is, pete, she actually didn't know. in fact, she knew just the opposite which is was that there was nothing. and you look into these transcripts that we've been griff: retail stores may be shut down and restaurants closed but pouring over you see the that won't stop americans from celebrating moms this weekend. exchange between her and congressman gowdy. here with the top tech gifts is i didn't know anything, gowdy, kurt the cyberguy. hey, kurt. then how would you know. >> griff, good morning to you. griff: i'm in this boat having to scramble today for tomorrow. gody, you didn't know whether or i will confess that great not anybody in the trump products. campaign colluded with russia, first is a hatch rest and did you. restore sleep device? farkas, i didn't. talk to me about it. pete: most of us never heard of >> yeah. mom deserves a good night sleep. i think we all do at this moment. this right here is an all in one evelyn farkas before, one of the multitude of people who were a part of this hoax that was modern smart device that's a perpetrated against the trump smart night-light, a soothing campaign, against flynn, against candidate trump and then sound machine and a helpful time president trump. this is the disconnect, it makes sense for people. so she goes on tv, she can say to rise setting little ones in the family. whatever she wants. she thinks this is an color changing technology let kids know when it's time to get out of bed and when not to overwhelming case against --

bother mom. slam dunk against president then they did so well with 2100 trump. she said we knew, just like adam schiff, we know there's evidence. five star reviews on amazon. you can say whatever you want on tv. they made one for the adults it's a free country. then you get her behind called hatch restore that does committee doors where she has to much of the same thing. swear and oath and knows she do adult version. it has soothing sleep sounds. be held up to that truth and she bedside reading light and a says i didn't know. because she didn't and that -- sunrise alarm inside of it. it's a perfect, emily, example makes for a great sleep routine of what happens when the law is looking at you, then you've got to establish at home with this to own up. emily: exactly. technology. that's what's so disappointing >> karen: talk about e.b. smart is the double standard where photo manager. this was identifying corruption what's that? >> this is -- i have always been in the recent motion by the doj saying look, general flynn's a giant fan of this technology statements were immaterial, his because i don't like to put my interview had nothing to do with stuff out in the cloud. the larger investigation. and this let's mom through a i i it was unjustified. it was unwarranted. yet we have people on the left saying well, this is the smart manager share thousands of corruption, this is the arm of photos and videos with people. the bidding of the president. no, identifying the corruption one terabyte of data on this was right there in that motion. every american should be against will hold about 250,000 photos for about 100 hours of video and the ow obliteration of due proc. she decides who to share with pete: well said. privately and you don't have it we're going to cover that even more this hour as well as some out there in the open. additional headlines. we start with this one. two men are arrested in the

griff: the next one i want for killing of security guard at a myself to keep. family dollar store. the virtual hawaii vacation? police say it started when the guard asked a woman to wear a >> i'm doing this for my mom, face mask at the flint, michigan too. you will love. store. this here is the idea. the two argued before she left i can't send mom to hawaii right and came back with her son and now. it's just not brook particular call. but i can bring a little bit of husband. police say raymonye bishop and hawaii to mom and give her that little break in all of this larry tege continued fighting with the guard before shooting and killing him. monotony. they've been on the run since ellie kauai.com is a great last week. tege was found at a houston candle and bath maker on the hotel. senator ted cruz imitates a island of kauai. they ship out these beautiful scene from the movie brave heart after getting a haircut from the hand packages. go on there and buy the gift salon owner who defied the card that instantly gets emailed lockdown. to mom. >> freedom! mom goes and picks the hawaiian >> what happened to sellly products that come to her. luther was a disgrace. then tonight at 8:00 p.m. i felt embarrassed that this eastern and mom, i know you are happened in texas. number one, seven days in jail watching, so we're going to be doing this together. i'm inviting you to a live for cutting hair is nuts. pete: he's right. hawaiian concert with the guitar but mel gibson did do it better. artist makana. sorry, senator. that's going to be on facebook shelly luther was sentenced for seven days in jail for reopening

her salon before stay at home facebook.com music. you and i will share that orders were lifted. mother's day concert together. she was ordered released after and i am sending you a meal i serving two days behind bars for found on open table.com. cutting hair. and a police officer is named griff: if i want to get that mother's day meal online how do president of chicago's police we do that. >> open table.com. you see it. union. many communities have a mother's john katainzara beating the day section. you send a meal to mom. incumbent in a runoff election. oftentimes add flowers or chocolates or something like he vows to take an aggressive that. great way to support local approach in negotiations with restaurants and at the same time city hall leaders. tap into technology to say i this comes after he was love you momma. criticized for supporting griff: all right, kurt. president trump and the second amendment. those are your headlines. interesting to see if that will aloha. thank you very much. >> aloha. change how the chicago pd does griff: up next the patriotic tribute to our healthcare heroes business. griff: it is indeed. spanning nearly 11,000 square we were talking about evelyn feet. talk to the man who painted this giant american flag and hear how farkas, she's running for congress in new york in the is he spreading positivity in his community after the break. 17th district. it will be interesting to see if there's more to that story. sorry, i'm a reporter, i've got i know for every pizza i deliver that's a trip to point these things out. that family doesn't have to take out of their house. coming up, the term chinese it relieves stress off of me to let me know virus now considered hate speech in one city.

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ask your doctor about kisqali, the only treatment in its class proven to help women live longer in 2 clinical trials. pete: welcome back. an indiana man painting a giant american flag on a field to honor coronavirus healthcare workers. the entire project taking justin riggins and his crew two days to pete: one texas city stirring up controversy after declaring complete and 30 gallons of the term chinese virus hate paint. the flag spanning nearly 11,000 feet. he joins knee now with more on speech. emily: san antonio passed a resolution saying the term this incredible tribute. justin, thank you for being here encourages hate crimes against this morning. i want to ask what's your asians and spreads inspiration for taking on a misinformation. project like this? >> well, i just wanted something griff: our next guest calls this as insult to victims. for everybody to see and look at and be positive and smile and tammy joins us now. good morning, tammy. what is going on in san antonio. remember what it's for. >> good morning, everybody. pete: what is it about the flag look, this is important to think that brings out that po positiv. about because this is -- what they've done is something that >> the flag is united we stand. only the chinese communist party so, you know, we are all of in would really applaud. by doing this, they are merely this together. and there is so much negativity implementing something that the

out there right now, we need communist party's something like this. pete: absolutely. you know, everyone is affected. totalitarianism inflicted upon their own people. the argument is what the chinese you run, i believe, an government wants is for people automotive repair shop as well. how have you been affected? >> we have done pretty good. to not associate of course the virus with the behavior and the you know, i have got a lot of brothers and sisters with small decisions and the incompetence businesses, auto repair. of the communist party. so they don't want it associated you know, i respect them with china. what that also does is it is tremendously. we have been very fortunate. erases the possible millions of urdenms in china, is the burden pete: have you been for the enough have you had a little bit of business, been able to move that the chinese people have been under in this regard and forward. that's a good thing. >> absolutely. this is why there's been an pete: for people out there argument regarding the world struggling who are, you know, looking for that next paycheck, health organization and how they've been helping the government effectively cover up it's not coming. what's your message to them but those are the first people right now? >> you know, i think everybody who have been victimized by this, to say nothing of just needs to stay positive on americans in general including this and i really see that it's chinese americans who have been impacted by this. the other thing of course is, is coming. there is a huge wave coming and that you've got a dynamic here everybody needs to be prepared where when we talked about hate because it's going to be gang crimes that having a resolution bus terse when we come back. declaring a phrase hate speech so, just get ready and i think really carries no weight but it everything is going to be okay frightens the people.

and no matter what happens the it effectively criminalizing the day before, have you got to pull up the boot strapsz every average individual for what they think and what they may say and morning. pete: there you go. of course if you attack someone i love it. boot straps and gang busters. because of their race or because that's what i expect from of their religion, that's indiana. justin riggins. thank you so much for inspiring already a federal hate crime so us this morning. this is completely unnecessary. we appreciate it. great stuff. >> thank you. pete: of course. pete: thank you. i was going to yell about this for more inspiring stories like this visit our website but then i saw ted cruz's tweet. foxnews.com/america together. still ahead more americans expected to rally across the he's going to do it for me. he said this is nuts. country they are rallying right now demanding the he said it's triggered by the right-to-return to work. you will hear from upstate new words wuhan virus. they if want to investigate york restaurant owner. someone start with the new york remember, new york is big, times and cnn who both calling on the governor to allow businesses to reopen now. repeatedly and rightly referred to it at the chinese coronavirus, whether it's political correctness or hate ♪ speech, why do we want any government declaring what we can or cannot call something? >> yes. so, see, this is the argument in the beginning when the left slowly moved out what started as our brothers and sisters. political correctness and and our children. manifested then as hate crimes but now, they are more than that. which is the criminalization of

an idea or a thought in addition they are forever our heroes, too. at prudential, we're fortunate to know and serve them. to a crime that already exists. and so that was the beginning, right. and we're grateful to the heroic men and women that is the totallanism that we working on the front line to move our nation forward. see with the left, whether it's to all the heroes, we thank you. socialism, the communist parties around the world or even in the american left. it's the nature of wanting to control completely what people say and do and, look, we're seeing this unfold in general when it comes the reaction to the virus in blue states. the over-reaction, the over-reach. americans are not infants. we know the seriousness of this. we know the value of social distancing and general guidelines. but when you begin to criminalize going to work, going outside, laying on the beach, when it's completely contrary to each what we know about the virus, even what emily mentioned earlier, is that new york, the american epicenter, we know that people who stayed home were in fact ironically and horribly

more at risk, not those traveling outside and engaging in life. emily: as you alluded to, texas defined hate crimes as crimes motivated by prejudice hatred or advocacy of violence but as you explained and laid out, calling it the chinese virus is accurate and specific and is in line with historical references from diseases from geographical places. watch tammy bruce on fox nation, sign up today, get the first month for 99-cents. thank you so much, tammy bruce. >> thanks, everybody. thank you. griff: coming up, unemployment skyrocketing as the trump administration is focused on restoring the economy and getting americans back to work. our next guest is leading the president's revitalization, hud secretary dr. ben carson joins us. when a stuffy nose closes in...

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the people, the real people, the people that want this country to be great and great again, we can say, they want to get back. pete: welcome to "fox & friends" on this saturday. that was president trump saying americans are ready to get back to work and he is right, and rebuild our great nation. griff: thousands are expected to protest over stay-at-home orders in several u.s. cities this weekend as states begin easing restrictions. emily: today rhode island will allow some stores to reopen under certain guidelines and in nevada barber shops and nail salons will open their doors to customers with appointments. welcome back, everyone. we have a new hour for you in store with "fox & friends." happy saturday. good morning to you griff and pete. how are you guys doing today? >> good morning. griff: we missed you guys. i'm here in studio f all alone. sounds like an echo chamber. did i get my coffee at home. i can't wait for everyone to be back here. i know everyone feels the same

way. we are socially distanced from coast to coast. emily in washington state. griff in our nation's capital. it's great to have you both and lots to discuss this morning. griff: thank you. i wanted to let you know i'm still standing here in the nation's capital because just a little ways from me the labor department releasing a worse jobs report in its history since they started keeping records in 1948 and we're still standing. what a bad news bombshell to drop amidst this pandemic with signs that it's not necessarily getting better any time soon as we talk about businesses reopening. pete: listen, this started in china with irresponsibility, recklessness and lies. came here and forced to shut down. we had to do this to ourselves. ultimately talks of reopening. realities of reopening is happening. still guys protests happening this weekend. in fact, today here is a protests happening today across

the country. i think, guys, what's different about these protests happening today and tomorrow, these are happening in mostly blue states. i mean there is a few red ones in there or purple ones in there as well. these are a lot of states that are 00 most lock down and they pete: unemployment hit a record are not seeing reopenings high, 14.7% with more than happening any time soon. 20 million jobs lost in april. and citizens there, business it's a hit the country expected owners there are wondering hey, of course and on "fox & friends" because if you look, there are plenty of counties in those yesterday president trump says states that have very few he's optimistic we will bounce covid-19 cases. back quickly. >> we had the strongest economy even if some of the urban centers do. in the history of the world, the and if you own a business there, you are starting to scratch your strongest economy we've ever had head saying i have got to make a and we had to close it which is living. emily: right. i think that's especially artificial. we recall firmly closed it -- poignant in california where that's made up of 58 counties. artificially closed it. those jobs will all be back and a large handful of which have they'll be back very soon and had zero deaths. next year we'll have a fe it's difficult, i think, for phenomenal year. people to imagine in these pete: what are the next steps larger states where there is a one size fits all application by to jump start the economy. joining us now, the chair of the these governors for a lot of counties that are being president's revitalization annihilated economically. and i have to share with you council, hud secretary dr. ben guys being here on the west coast there is sort of a carson. mr. secretary, thank you very narrative floating around that much for being on the program. >> always a pleasure. it's because of our stocks, pete: absolutely.

right? it's some type of dow friend of the show. you have a big job on your association which is why people hands. you had a meeting yesterday want to get back to work. when frankly people are about it. what is top of mind for you as desperate. you tackle this task of it's about putting food on the table. it's about putting food on the revitalizing our economic table a month from now and two engine? >> first of all, i think it's months from now when things are very important to point out that at reduced capacity and thinned this economic crisis that we're workforces. getting back to work is not going to be a switch that flips experiencing right now was and the economy is all of a intentional and it was on the sudden magical. back of an extraordinarily it's going to take a while to resume and get back to revenue. strong economy. pete: yes. >> in 2008, it was just the reducing it to a life or a stock opposite. we had a very weak economy. market thing. it's really unfortunate because so this is a different situation all together. they are losing the whole point. and it's very important that we griff: that's a great point, emily. i have said my line is. not allow that economic infrastructure to be destroyed this what defines is how well we so that we can rapidly get back rise. and we all know we have got to on that train again. go back. in some areas it will be slower. so what we want to do is make in some areas as pete points out sure that we preserve, it can be faster. particularly the small for anyone in any corner of this businesses. the small businesses are the country that wants to sort of get some context on this. backbone of the economy of this i suggest you read the op-ed in country. they employ the vast majority of the "wall street journal" put out by the editorial board. this is incredibly important americans. and the longer we stay

op-ed. the epidemic lockdown catastrophe is what they say the shuttered, the more of those worst jobs report in history. small businesses will die. shows why the economy must so on the forefront of what reopen. here is a quote that i want to give you. we're thinking about is how do it's this: no politician wants we make sure that we preserve to admit it, but we are moving the viability of those small to a de facto policy that gives businesses and a lot of that has people and businesses the leeway to do with using our brains to open and make their own risk calculations. most americans are smart enough intelligently, not allowing this to know they need to take virus to completely dominate us, but in fact how do we control it protections. the difference between lives and and live with it until we have the ability to completely livelihoods the policy goal has to be to protect both as much as eliminate it. if we wait until it's all gone, b wdefinite we come out, -- befe possible. pete: bingo. they hit it spot on. let people choose. we come out, our economy will be businesses will be advantaged by being responsible. you mentioned rising, griff. gone also. pete: the president laid out and how quickly we can rise. the question is are we allowed to rise? guidelines. washington right now is talking we have seen protests across the about, it's not a bailout because the government do. this right? uniocountry. we are not bailing out businesses that were reckless. a lot of governors are taking it the question is the best bailout slow. is your own job. how can you incentiveize your own opportunity. governors to allow people to your own shop.

listen, i live in new jersey. reresponsibley reopen who are i went out yesterday to buy ready to do so? their livelihoods are at stake. they don't want a bailout. something i passed four stores they want to reopen their doors that were closed where i because they know they can. otherwise would have gotten a product. instead i went to target and i target's wide open. my small retailers isn't. waited in line as long as a football field. i'm not kidding you a football what can be done to make sure field line. that happens? packed parking lot, tons of >> what we need to do is people. there is absolutely no logical emphasize data and evidence. reason why the other retail we have enough places that are opening under various stores that product couldn't be circumstances that we can look at what has happened there, particularly when people are open and socially distanced and wise enough to follow the responsible and providing guidelines. customers their products. you know, make sure that you are we safer when we crowd into keep your hands washed, be a few big retail box stores as careful about what you touch, opposed to allowing feel earn a living and going to other wear a mask where appropriate, stores? listen, i have the convenience of being on television. continue to maintain the social i'm socially distanced all over distancing. when we do those things, it is the place. i get it. a lot of people want to be imminently possible to go back to work. willing to responsibly go back you know, except for the people and earn that living. who are very vulnerable, the auto shops. elderly people, people who have retail, restaurants. not just the case that don't have cases. it's also new jersey. significant underlying problems that could interfere with their it's also new york.

it's also massachusetts. immune response. big states. obviously, those people we need upstate new york. to protect and we need to make we will have a business owner from there. i just think that there is an sure that the people around them understand the principles. abides sense right now that but when that's the case, livelihoods are being crushed there's absolutely no reason and if you don't recognize that that we can't go back and and do something about it, we dig a deeper hole and we can't governors like anybody else ought to be able to understand just pump money from washington. data when it's presented. pete: absolutely. that is common sense. griff: it's not going to be the that is trusting the american same for one community just to people. jump? real quick with you. that's letting people make their own risk calculations. listen, you are a military guy. the rule is conditions on the ground. doctor, i wish you all the best. so what we now have to do is you have a huge job with massive take it less perhaps out of a consequences for our country. you've got the medical background as well as the federal macrogovernment decision economic side. to a microon the ground, last word, real quick. >> we have an enormous team, conditions on the ground should. virtually all the agencies and pete: totally right, griff. the united states government are involved, everyone's griff: dictate. pete: biggest condition on the contributing tremendously to ground is me and my family and this and this is america and we're going to get it done. my risk tolerance and my health pete: amen. keep the heat on those condition and i can make a governors, a lot of them choice whether or not i feel comfortable going out or restarting or not or going to a slow-rolling. dr. ben carson, appreciate your business or not. time. thank you so much. that, to me, is ultimately the all right. still ahead, a media meltdown faith in the american people. after the justice department i wish more governors would

drops charges against michael recognize that. flynn. >> the fix is in. emily: if i can quickly respond this is an absolutely injustice. to that too, you guys. >> if you are a friend of the that brings up the issue with a president you will get a majority of states not yet different treatment from bill reopening, that just hinders barr. that ought to worry anyone who those businesses. because think are operating cares about the rule of law in under that stimulus bill that has the same cure and this country. pete: steve scalise reacts on measurement period as the other ones. right now, for example, a business in georgia also a the that, next. but first, abby shares this same amount of time as a business in washington state to pay their employees, which is special message to her mom ahead essentially unemployment wages because they are not open and of mother's day. >> i learned a lot of things then to pay back that loan to from my mom but i think one of the government with that reduced my favorite pieces of advice that she's ever given me is you amortization rate that brings up can own a million things but your point, griff, about having the local governments and local those material things will never love you back. city officials and able to make decisions that are pro-business but if you put your love into and pro-saving jobs because, people, that's truly what fills otherwise, those businesses that are laying limp in the water in the soul. so go show some love. the states that are still not happy mother's day to my mom and open are going to be all that all of the other moms out there. more difficult to catch up to the rest of the country. we love you and we appreciate you. i know that every single pete: great point. we had stuart varney on the program as well. asked him about this. here is what he had to say. >> employers have got to get time that i suit up, there is a chance that that's the last time. their people back to work. and if they don't get them all back to work, then they have got

to repay the small business 300 miles an hour, thats where i feel normal. loans which they received. that's a real dilemma. i might be crazy but i'm not stupid. and what it means is going back to work may be slowed down by having an annuity tells me that i'm protected. the generosity of these during turbulent times, unemployment payments. there is imperative here. consider protected lifetime income from an annuity have you got to open up and open as part of your retirement plan. up quickly. otherwise, you face real this can help you cover your essential monthly expenses. economic catastrophe. you thought these unemployment learn more at protectedincome.org . numbers were bad, they will get much, much worse. pete: go ahead, griff. please. griff: they are worse when stuart was talking to us, we saw april jobs loss 20.5 million. but if you look at since this all began, it's 33 and a half that have been lost. it is worse indeed. pete: every job is essential to the person who has it. people don't want to be dependent on government assistance. they want to make a living. well, another thing that's been effective as we have talked about on this program a lot is faith. religious services. some parking lots had to be empty even though you could park in target all day long you can't park in a church parking lot on saturday. a lot of pastors in california

starting to say enough is enough it's time to defy sthoim orders when it pertains to faith and gather on sundays. here is what some pastors in california are saying. our churches are part of the answer not part of the problem. we are an essential part of this whole journey and we have been bypassed. we feel a bit like we have been kicked to the curb and been deemed as nonessential. >> he didn't ask us. he has overstepped and overreached. he needs to step back and declare that church is an essential part of what we do as americans. as what we do as californians. pete: triggered a big debate. you know the law as well as anybody emily. the slaw there for a reason. emily: legal implication of that is if these governors are going to make decisions for favor of the public health and trample a constitutional right in the process. then it has to be the least restrictive way of accomplishing

that legitimate goal. and these governors, i think, in this are sort of blurring that line and acting as if it's an absolute power when really it's limited, right? we have a quote from the governor's office to these counties defying lockdown. if the county believes there is no emergency such that it can ignore the governor's executive orders or the state public health officer's directives the county would not be able to extraordinarily impacted by covid-19. this could jeopardize disaster funding. shaking the purse strings at these counties. not acknowledging in the county there is minimal covid-19 infections and deaths. as you pointed out, pete, there are essential workers that are recognized by these governments that are allowing these workers to work closely together as was stated earlier. attorneys, accountants. people at target and here people worshiping in separate cars or six feet apart in a huge church. somehow that's different. pete: exactly. griff: i want to turn quickly before we run out of time on

this segment. the news that happened here on this week is really quite important. that is, of course, the dismissal of a general flynn's case. we talked a lot about it this week. we are getting reaction. and disgraced deputy director andrew mccabe who admitted in testimony the steele dossier. was not targeted by the fbi and conservative media is obsessed with finding a flynn setup. here is what mccabe is saying >> these are frankly thugs who afterwards. are running the justice doesn't right now and it is a real threat to the rule of law and listen search media obsessed with finding some kind of barr's couldn'tin counting on ts set-up. i would pointed out general flynn was not targeted. thuggery is going to work. he was properly investigated in >> the fix is in. a well predicated case. this is an absolute injustice. a case whose validity has been >> if you are a friend of the proven not by just those of us president you will get different involved later by the mueller treatment from bill barr. investigation and after that by that ought to worry anyone would the inspector general's investigation. he was investigated because we cares about the rule of law in the country. pete: that is the media

had reason to believe he reacting to the news that the presented a threat to national case has been dropped against security. i still think that those things are worthy of investigation. michael flynn. let's bring in steven scalise. apparently the president does thank you very much for being here this morning. not. your reaction to the way democrats in the media are melting down, they've been after this guy, the administration, since minute one. pete: a well predicated case? now the truth comes out, the go for it emily. case changes and they're emily: actually that interview and the conclusions drawn from it was unjustified by and outraged. >> yeah, good morning, good to untethered to the larger be with you. what you just heard sounds like investigation. and that all of the statements some of the talking points by flynn were immaterial. straight out of the joe biden basically destroying everything that mccabe is saying right campaign because, look, joe biden does not want to talk there. i just don't understand such a about this story. he was the vice president of the different view of justice how united states when you had the justice department and the fbi going after a candidate for can you view mercy so horribly. shouldn't he be the first person president. donald trump. to welcome that someone in power the facts have come out of more and more we're seeing things is making a corrective measure that should disgust every american about how you had these toward restoring liberty and freedom to someone is very respected agencies, there were dirty cops inside those ridiculous. pete: it's not illegal to lie on tv it. is illegal to lie under oath. agencies who -- we've seen e-mails about this. that's why all these guys said they didn't want donald trump to we don't know anything about low win the can't d candidacy for p. lucien. we found nothing under oath.

yet on tv yelling about all the evidence they have. you shouldn't have powerful andy mccabe said it's well people in positions of law enforcement that are using their predicated. position to go and try to stop a we really believe you. we have a few additional headlines as well. candidate for the president of the united states that they disagree with. tara reade speaking out about they fixed the whole jury against flynn. i mean, he was set up as bad as sexual assault allegations against joe biden. details about her decision to anybody i've ever seen. leave the democratic party. i'm glad the charges were >> i'm leaving the democratic dropped. he's been exonerated. they want to try to cover up the party and i won't be part of fact that however high this any -- i won't be a republican. went, when they referenced it's just not my political people like strzok referenced belief system. the seventh floor in some of i have been pretty much a these documents, that means the progressive all my life. top brass at the time at the and so it's been -- i feel fbi, possibly justice, possibly politically homeless. even the white house knew about >> reade says biden assaulted this. when's barack obama going to her when she was a staffer in answer for it and when is joe biden going to answer for his 1993. biden denies the allegation. role in all of this. gavin newsom endorses joe biden griff: that's a great point, for president. who else would he endorse? congressman. newsom announcing this support during a virtual fundraiser with i want to ask you this. clear narrative is emerging biden. it comes as newsom makes california a vote by mail state which is to put the onus on before 2020 over covid-19 concerns. attorney general barr. >> we are reaching out to all there was not a single bit of registered eligible voters and evidence of russian collusion giving them the opportunity and from all of the people looking

into it, the 57 people giving them the choice not to feel like they have to go into a interviewed, which is a problem for adam schiff, the chairman of cop sen traited dense environment where their health the intel committee. may be at risk. will we see him held accountable for the fact that he told us he had direct evidence? pete: critics rightfully slamming the move saying it opens the door for voter fraud. >> well, he's made so many statements that have been proven and those are your headlines. factually inaccurate. griff: interesting. a lot of california talk. and go back to some of the all right. testimony that he himself our next guest owns a diner in included in the record after he upstate new york and says he is fed up with governor cuomo's gave that fake narrative about lockdown saying the coronavirus the ukrainian call, the thing isn't impacting his area. that never happened. why can't he reopen his he said to try to shift the business? well, we will talk to him after the break. narrative. he did a number of other things. but he included in testimony ♪ some of the actual russian just buy one and get one free. propaganda we're trying to stop. when you order in the app we talk about stopping russian with contactless payment for quick and easy pick-up. interference in our elections. adam schiff read some of that that's buy one, get one free. for a limited time only. russian interference into the record, and that happened when barack obama was president and joe biden was vice president, they tried to interfere with our elections. thank goodness donald trump is fighting to stop that from

happening again. in the meantime, everything that's come out has made it crystal clear that general flynn was set up, they literally went in, tried to get him fired or prosecuted. we know what comey was trying to do to donald trump and entrapping him. thank goodness barr is out there making sure justice is being served. if someone is trying to be set up by the federal government we should all be outraged by that. the fact that some are still around, they need to be held accountable. people need to go to jail that abused their power and i think that's still going to happen. emily: i wanted to get your perspective on something specific. you mentioned that agbarr was trying to achieve justice. you heard in the montage someone in the media on cn nsaid this is an injustice. at its heart, what happened is that people in power took corrective action to restore freedom to an individual that was unjustly prosecuted. so my question to you is, what is it like being a lawmaker in this country with a media that

pushes false narratives against everything that this country stands for and that americans should be behind, which is due process and affording us our liberties? >> right. and this is a case where the far left lamestream media is so outof of touch with the rest of americans. americans believe in justice. evidence comes out about somebody that's in prison because of a crime they were accused of that they didn't commit and they get released an that's something that we all applaud and yet here you've got a case that just because he was appointed by donald trump and somebody serving this country with honor and then the federal government decided to go after him because he was going to be the advisor to the president that it's okay to target him and to deny him justice. where is this double standard coming from? i think the media has been exposed once again and by the way, some of them were part of putting out that false information over and over again and they never seem to go correct themselves when facts

come out and show that someone like flynn was not guilty and in fact was set up by the federal government and which should all be -- we should all be concerned "show me what you're made of." about that. pete: all of this stuff led to so we showed it our people, an impeachment in the house and sourcing and distributing more fresh food than anyone... yet they're not stopping. in the middle of a coronavirus our drivers helping grocers restock their shelves. crisis, they nominated a how we're helping restaurants open pop-up markets. committee, the house put together a coronavirus select and encouraging all americans to take out to give back. committees with all democrats, the question is will republicans take part. adversity came to town. you have been picked to lead the so we looked it in the eye. republicans on this coronavirus and it won't be us... that blinks first. select committee. how are you going to fight back against this becoming some sort of impeachment 2.0? i wouldn't put it past them. >> you can see after they did the first impeachment which was based on the mueller investigation, they thought that was going to produce something, that produced nothing. the ukraine call, there was nothing wrong with that. the ukraine president appreciate id. they went forward with ♪ griff: as governor cuomo lays out guidelines for eventually impeachment anyway to apiece

reopening businesses in new their base. york. one diner says enough is enough. the vendetta against president trump, the american people are time to reopen enough. tired of, yet they haven't businesses like his hours away from new york city risk everything despite a low number stopped. if they're going to go out with of coronavirus cases. here the owner of crazy diner in subpoena power, to continue harassing the president in the new york scott joins us. middle of the pandemic, then we'll put a field o -- team on e crazy empire diner. i love it. field to put the facts out great name. there. the president is working hard unfortunately we are talking to everybodevery day, showing up fk you because you are facing really tough choices. with the vice president to try explain. >> well, thanks, griff for to get the country back on track, get the economy back going again so we can get people having me on this morning. this has been absolutely off the roles of the devastating. unemployment roles here and you we in healthcare member her her. see pelosi won't bring the house back in, continuing to try to we are not down playing the harass the president. we're not going to stand for it. coronavirus. it's real. griff: congressman, thanks. i have a daughter-in-law and we'll see if we see you back. sister-in-law in massachusetts. it's real but not like that up are you coming back this week? here. we have basically not to >> any time. we ought to come back. minimize this three deaths. we ought to come back, holding 19 people have it. no hospitalizations. china accountable and getting the economy back open. i have to say happy mother's day devastating economically to businesses that have closed that to the wife of the year, and are never going to reopen.

we had 22 employees that we had to lay off. we just got the ppp brought 15 she's also the teacher of the year for our home school. of them back last week. and you know, some of your prior you all take care. pete: now we'll toss it over to segment talked about the rick reichmuth who is live with importance of opening up us. now you're in a blizzard. business wise. if you look at the statistics and look at the data. rick: i am in a blizzard. this is from springfield, new there is no research we can't open up now. that's my message to the hampshire, here it is, may 9t governor. they keep changing the goal post. may 9th. that's what you're waking up to they keep changing the dates. this morning in areas around they keep moving it forward and parts of the northeast. now restaurants basically they it's not going to last that are saying phase 3 or phase 4. long. it's going to warm up well above you are talking july. and the businesses will -- freezing today and this will be especially the mom and pop gone within an hour or so. organizations will not be able to hold out until july. we do have a storm that's a front that's moving all the way through the east and even all griff: you mentioned phase 3. the way down across parts of so governor cuomo has said florida. you can see the snow now across starting this coming friday parts of new england. may 15th they can start looking that will exit here over the at reopening. next couple hours. you would be strawngtsd in that down to the southern side of this front we've got some very phase 3 category would be much needed rain overnight across prolonged. how much -- if you put a parts of south texas, monetary number on it, how much have you lost to this date and how much do you anticipate desperately needs some moisture losing if you can't reopen there. we have a drought that's been sooner rather than later? building in across that area. >> well, one of the things on

the next couple days we'll see your prior segments, i have lost the tail end of the front move across parts of florida and as approximately $160,000 so far. it does we're going to be seeing okay. and if you look at the actual maybe a few spots pick up a statistics and the ppp loans and the 8 weeks that you have to use couple inches of rain by the the money, bringing the time it's done, mostly far south florida. employees back, i will have to lay off the majority of the the cold air in place across parts of the ohio valley, freeze employees again, okay, come june warnings have been lifted across because we have still will not parts of the midwest, we have be open and there is no way that them for the next couple hours you can keep a business running across parts of the ohio valley. and your capital investment and actual air temperature here in everything if the money is not the 30s and feels like 20s there. the money is not there and so you are setting yourself up for for almost everybody with the wind coming behind that, even the double whammy because while towards d.c. you are trying to hold your employee's hand, you know it's temperature-wise across the going to run out. we need to have a choice and country, the heat has been out across the west. have people come in. we start to see that break which you know, to our restaurant to is good news. by tomorrow we see an uptick in eat. griff: thank you for joining us the temperatures across parts of today. we have run out of time. texas by tuesday but overall you i want to keep in touch with you because your story is quite like see things improving a little bit. that said, no real warm many americans all across the country. wish you well. temperatures anywhere across >> thank you. there is hope. parts of the northeast, griff: there is hope. thank you. mid-atlantic over the next foreseeable future, maybe by the come up new questions time we get to next weekend we surrounding the killing of start to see nice temperatures

come back in. all right, guys. back to you. hopefully we'll be done with ahmaud arberys. these kind of snowy pictures new developments in the case comingis up. pretty quickly. griff: rick joining us from a wintery wonderland, unbelievable to pay for bites of this... in may. still ahead, they answered the ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, call to help. potato pay them to. new york's governor says ore-ida. win at mealtime. out-of-state workers have to pay the state's hefty income tax. one group asked to pay up is samaritan's purse. the president of that organization, franklin graham, joins us next. when you shop with wayfair,

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pete: welcome back, grab your copy and join us. as faces unemployment. some businesses are still hiring. walmart adding more than 90,000 jobs last month. emily: welcome back. healthcare workers across the costco, amazon added more country answered new york workers as demand grew for governor's call for help with shopping. big guys are open little guys the covid-19 crisis. now the out-of-towners have to don't worry about it right now. pay the state's income tax. teenager fined $135,000 and take a look. >> have you considered waiving turns it into police. >> i was just thinking about my the state tax on emergency parents, especially my mom what workers who volunteered to come here from out-of-state. >> we're not in a position to would she do if i came home with the money. provide anymore subsidies right

now because we have a he called police after find go $13 billion deficit. emily: our next guest helped ahead the cash at the atm. the worker left the bag behind. set up a field hospital in central park and is now apply for the force after is he increasing wages for the healthcare workers there to offset new york's high taxes. done studying criminal justice. joining us now is the president that's a way to make a first of samaritan's purse, evangelist impression. emily? emily: thank you, pete. that's exactly the kind of guy reverend franklin graham. that we need in law enforcement. thank you so much for joining us all right. georgia officials vowing to this morning, reverend. thoroughly investigate the >> thank you for having me. emily: please share with me killing ahmaud arbery as a father and son are charged with your perspective. you set up field hospitals in his murder more than two months new york after the governor sort after arbery's death. of put out a call to arms for healthcare workers across the country to come and fight the good fight there in the city and >> still an open, active then now they're subject to high investigation. we are continuing to look at all taxes because as he put it, unless i get money from the evidence. they are continuing to do things washington, d.c., i can't fund that haven't been done yet and schools. what does it feel like for you? planning to do that the rest of the time it takes before they >> well, i mean, we were make some decision or conclusion surprised to be honest with you whether or not probable cause but it's okay. exists to arrest anyone else. we went to new york to save lives. >> as we learn more about the we weren't there for handouts from the government. suspect's history with arbery as a matter of fact, the let's bring in fox news hospital in new york and also our hospital in italy, we

contributor ted williams inside the case. is he a criminal defense attorney and former homicide haven't taken any government detective. welcome, sir. money. we don't have any subsidies from give us your perspective on this new york or the federal government or the city of new case. >> hi, emily. good to be with you. york. this money has come from god's let me just start off by saying people and since this story broke, we had a foundation there that unfortunately, this guy, in new york who said just tell us what those taxes were and ahmaud arbery was murdered at the hands of george and travis we'll pay it. and so we've had so much help mcmichael. but this case is not a slam from other sources, we're just grateful to god and i think it's just a testimony to god's dunk. griff jenkins who is there with people. you and i was down in florida when we came to new york of city, we wanted to save life. that's what god would have us to do and jesus christ came from heaven to this earth to save during the travon martin case. they thought that case was a life when he took our sins to slam dunk. the coughs. that's what we do -- to the and what we found there was that george zimmerman, the shooter of cross. that's what we do as an organization. we save lives. travon martin was found not it's been a privilege to be in new york city. guilty. if this ever happens again and now, the georgia bureau of he asks for our hel help we woue investigation is conducting the investigation into the death of right back there again. no question. ahmaud arbery. it's been a great privilege. what they are now doing is that emily: beautifully said. they are going back and they are

revisiting this case by we appreciate the great work you do on behalf of your interviewing the various organization and everything. thank you very much, reverend witnesses. franklin graham. they are trying to check out still ahead, paula deen joins us video footage in the community. live from her kitchen in or they are going to be talking to friends and relatives of both georgia, cooking up a special mother's day dish, next. travis and greg mcmichael, the we may not be able to gather together. alleged murderer hes in this but we can grill together. case. and they are also going to be oscar mayer invites you to take your backyard cookouts to the front. looking very closely at another join us for the oscar mayer front yard cookout. person and that is william enjoy sharing a meal together but safely apart, bryant. acrossing to a letter sent out while we share a million meals with feeding america. by george barnhill the d.a. in and everytime you use the #frontyardcookout, one of the counties there in georgia. oscar mayer will donate an additional meal - he lays out what william bryant up to a million more, through the month of may. was alleged to have done in let's head out front and give back. vaping. this and i woul vaping videotaping this. who goes around videotape ago potential murder? >> ted, thank you for that perspective. i think it's worth noting the father and son have been charged

with murder upon wide releasing of that video. the letter you just referenced that d.a. was in the process of recusing himself and based on that video drew conclusions including application of the georgia self-defense and citizens arrest statute which many have sort of refuted given that neither of those gentlemen saw the direct commission of a felony or were in immediate knowledge of it. it was sort of based on them saying that he looked like the mugshot of someone who was alleged to have participated in a series of recent burglaries in the area. i want to draw your attention to the tmz 911 call reportedly of the incident take a listen. >> a black male, running down the street. >> where at

emily: ted, what are your thoughts on that 911 call tape and how that might play out in front of the jury in front of these murder charges against the father and son of the mcmichael family here? >> well, in that 911 call the dispatcher consistently, continuously asked what was the person meaning mr. arbery to have done. nobody said what he did. what was said in there is even running. and we know that he was running for 37 years we have been fighting for survivors through the neighborhood. he was jogging through the of child sex abuse. neighborhood. he had a right to be where he even in these uniquely challenging times was doing what he was die doing we're still fighting with dedication and devotion. at that time. now what we know is that the california law gives survivors a chance mcmichaels are saying that they were going to do a citizens to take legal action, but only for a limited time. arrest. in georgia, yes, you have a if you were sexually abused by a priest, right to do a citizen's arrest. scout leader, coach or teacher but it must be because you contact us confidentially today. actually physically saw a crime it's time. in a short period of time, believed that a crime was being committed. on the video they talk about the

fact that there is more or vapes videotapes out there of him committing a crime. there are no such videos out there, emily. emily: you are exactly right. ted williams. at this point we have no knowledge of a second video. it has not emerged yet. and important to viewers to understand in a citizen's arrest situation there is very specific circumstances and really the most you should do is call 911. call law enforcement. certainly that's not what we saw there in that video. emily: we all know her and love thank you so much for your her. conviction today, sir. paula deen, staying busy during next up, president trump making quarantine, cooking up meals on a big prediction about the social media. griff: this morning she's growing russia probe scandal. joining us to make a special mother's day dish. >> there is more to come from paula deen joins us now. what i understand. they are going to be far greater than what you have seen so far. paula, good morning. >> good morning, guys. what have you seen so far is i'm standing up here, i made my incredible. emily: the president's former friend, janice dean, a birthday deputy national security advisor is calling for a accountability cake. so i'm standing up here, eating from those at the very top. her cake. k.t. mcfarland joins us next. happy birthday, my dear friend,

janice. i just realized this morning, when i get my teeth cleaned, my hygienist doesn't use i'm old enough to be your mother. pete: not true. not true. you are both -- >> it is. pete: young indeed. we love watching you. we love eating your stuff. what are you cooking up for us on this mother's day weekend? >> you know what? we will be having a light lunch on mother's day and mother's day night is when we'll have our big meal. but i've got my aunt peggy who is 90 years old quarantining with me here at the house and her appetite is not like it used to be so she said paula ann, would you pick me something with sshrimping. shrimp -- shrimp. i said i would be happy to. i'm using my brother's cookbook. i lost my baby brother last august from pancreatic cancer so i have chosen a recipe from his

book to share with everybody and it's just one of those perfect classic southern dishes and it's so easy to make and you can add to it any way and take it into a whole new avenue. now, i've got four cups of cooked rice, y'all, i've got one cup of chopped bell pepper and you can use green, red or any color that you have. and i've got some fresh parsley and one cup of chopped celery and now i'm going to stir in one and-a-half cups of mayonnaise. pete: oh, i like that, yeah. >> i know, honey, you can't go wrong with mayonnaise. i love it. i'm a condiment girl, y'all. pete: i know we can count on butter or mayonnaise from you, paula, we know it. >> you ain't whistling dixie,

you got that right. i've got salt and pepper and i've got some old bay. griff: this is griff talking to you. talk to me about the shrimp. i'm from the south. we like our shrimp fresh. tell us about the shi s sh rimmg you're putting in the -- shrimp you're putting in the dish. >> these are wild caught georgia shrimp. my husband is with the shrimpers here. there's nothing like a wild caught georgia s shrimp. something like this. look what we've done here. she cleans with something like this. my brother said to slice your it's got a round head. and it's got power. shrimp long ways, length wise, go pro with oral-b. and look at it like doubles your power one on for oral-b's best clean ever. quantity. pete: perfect. inspired by dentists. >> so let's get this -- huh? >> oral-b's round brush head surrounds each tooth pete pete: we've only got 30 seconds to remove more plaque along the gum line. left so how do we throw it all for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. together? i'll only use the one that's round. >> uh oh, you know what, that oral-b. brush like a pro. four minutes passes so quickly.

pete: that's why folks need to go to fox nation, at home with paula deen for the whole thing. some companies still have hr stuck between employeesentering data.a. >> there you go. pete: so you're doing this for changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. your folks. >> yes, i'm cooking my special and it doesn't just drag hr down. mother's day meal which is it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. standing rib and baked poe pay toes and -- potatoes and it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own data in a single, blistered tomatoes. emily: happy mother's day. easy to use software. >> thank you, thank you. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo today. happy mother's day to everybody out there. i hope everybody's mother's day is filled with peace and healthy. pete: thank you, paula. i'm quarantining with you next time. >> more to come from what i understand. far greater. what you have seen so far incredible. especially as it relates to president obama. because if anyone think that's and sleepy joe biden didn't know what was going on, they have another thing coming. emily: that was president trump

predicting more bombshells surrounding the origins of the russia probe and involvement of obama era officials as the doj drops the case of former national security advisor michael flynn. pete: our next guest worked as flynn's deputy. griff: k.t. mcfarland is former national security advisor and author the book revolution she joins us now. good morning, k.t. how are you? >> i'm just great. and thank you so much for having me on. great to be with all three of i today. pete: great to be with you. griff: you are a great guest to have here. now we are doing the saturday morning digest of the big news of the week of course, the doj developing the case against michael flynn. and you weighed in before but my question to you to start us off is so now, today, andy mccabe says there was always a motivation to go after michael flynn it. predated trump's candidacy. it was his threat to national security but what do you think income cabe and the entire group's motivation was? >> i think they had a couple of

motivations. i mean, one was to get flynn. flynn -- they had to do a preemptive strike against flynn. even the director of counterintelligence for the fbi wrote in his handwritten note said what's our goal here to get flynn in a perjury trap or to get him fired? well, they needed to get rid of them because flynn for a couple reasons one flynn knew where all the bodies were buried. he had been in the obama administration. he had been director of dni. so he had been a director of the military intelligence during the obama administration. he knew all these characterization. he knew where all the bodies were buried. number two, he as director of dia. he had promised and had done and carried out a pretty significant reorganization of that intelligence agency. and he and i and the president talked about doing the same thing in the trump administration. to say look at those 16 sprawling intelligence agencies, reform, streamline, reorganize so the people in the bureaucracy they didn't want any changes, of course. i think the most important

motivation get rid of trump. stop trump dead in his tracks. what better way to do it than go after the national security advisor and they went after me in the same way to go after his national security team and then he would be hamstrung. he wouldn't be able to operate and ultimately, i think their goal was to get people to flip and to talk about trump and say that he committed crimes that he didn't commit. and then they could get rid of him. so it's a pretty big motivation. emily: k.t. you wrote an excellent op-ed. pete: go ahead, please. emily: you wrote an excellent op-ed for foxnews.com which you pete: go for it, griff. discussed the that a.g. barr had emily: thank you so much nor joining us today. the right and hold the framed guys. mornings are always better with flynn must be held accountable? friends. griff: everybody get's this for how do you explain those. mother's day, a mullet. >> normally what happens in pete: have a great saturday, government, when there is a scandal, the head of the agency in this case the director of the everybody. ♪ fbi wray says well, you know, we neil: all right. want to protect the institution. getting back to work or at least so they get rid of a few mid

something resembling what had level guys, become sacrificial been life before ocean city maryland right now, beaches are officially open today although lambs and write a couple of it is very cold there. regulations. in fact, it's cold through much they slither. they retire. you don't see them again. of the midwest, all the way to the northeast. some parts of the northeast are so, the real culprits never get caught. and the institution carries on. in this case, president trump looking at upwards of a foot of snow. beaches are open right now and a has promised me personally several times we're going to lot of businesses are coming find out what really went on and back right now. i'm just going to the list of how high up it went. names that have already and what looks to me like indicated they're going to start happened is that it was the senior levels of the fbi, reopenings, apple, simon properties, a mall developer, certainly comey. he bragged about sending an agent to the white house to try macy's starbucks, best buy, i to trick flynn. could go on and on. so, certainly comey, the deputy suffice it to say director mccabe, certainly him, but how much higher did it go? was it the attorney general? was it susan rice? national security advisor to president obama? was it vice president biden? was it president obama himself? i think those are the people that i am looking at. what did they know? when did they know it? if they are clean, fine. but if they are not, let's find out what really happened. in my opinion. go ahead.

pete: in your opinion, please, i shouldn't have cut you off right. >> there in my opinion a kabul of senior people in the obama administration in the intelligence community to get rid of trump. stop him dead in his tracks and to make sure he didn't have an opportunity to drain the swamp? why? because they were the swamp. pete: flurry of activity in january of 2017. have you this meeting in the oval office we now know about where barack obama did know about information on michael flynn. executive order 123333 that loosens of sharing of intelligence. you are saying all the way up to president obama this was known and this was intentional and there is more to come. >> yeah. i think that the way the attorney general barr has dismissed charges indicates to me there is a lot more to come. there is a treasure trove of documents. handwritten notes or, and probably in addition, somebody is really talking. that january 5th meeting. i met with the same intelligence people as president trump did at trump tower the next day. that was comey, brennan,

clapper, and they clearly hated trump's guts. they could hardly be in the same room with him. and that's where comey pulled trump aside after our meeting and he talked to him about the steele dossier which has since been completely discredited. and i think it was basically an attempt to sort of shake down trump. griff: we shall find out more. k.t. mcfarland, thank you for joining us this morning. pete: thank you, k.t. >> great to be with all three of you. thank you for having me. griff: turning to headlines. the supreme court ruling against the rule tone courage illegal immigrants to stay in the u.s. the justices overturning an appeals court decision labeling anti-harboring lawless as unconstitutional. the case featuring on consultant pushing illegal immigrants to apply for certifications just to remain in the country. justice ginsburg criticizing the lower court saying they departed drastically from judicial protocol. and take a look at this. a man caught on camera stealing

a marine flag from a veterans home in texas. his home security camera recording the thief. he says he would have given the flag to anyone who wanted it. >> just a symbol of you who prideful we are to be part of the elite. when you come steal it, it's not right. griff: the veteran decided not to file a police report. and social distancing to the extreme singapore using a robot dog to make sure people are staying 6 feet apart. it even use as polite reminder instead of barking orders. >> keep singapore healthy. for your own safety and for those around you please stand at least 1 meter apart. griff: it's name is lima 0002 there on the leg. despite strict lockdown orders in place jail time for offenders and those are your headlines. pete: i think that is the dumbest thing i have ever seen.

[laughter] pete: ever. griff: you already don't like dogs now you don't want a robot dog. pete: enforcing social distancing? no thank you. wow. rickrick, i know you love dogs though maybe not that one. rick: not that one. pete: finally found one you didn't like. rick: right. i know. i had to give my dog treats right now so they don't bark right now as we are on. talk some weather. there is a lot going on as we talk incredibly cold weather across parts of the northeast. take a look at the map and show you what's going on. record breaking temperatures. temps that probably haven't been this cold since the 1800s across parts of the ohio valley and great lakes and down across the southern appalachians. that's going to continuous throughout the day today. it's going to be a really really chilly day overall it. does get better slowly this week. but it is going to take some time before we see some pretty significant improvement with this. along with all of that moisture,

we saw some snow. in fact, we had some snow that stuck across parts of the northeast, maybe up to about an inch, inch and a half higher elevations a little bit more. these are the temperatures right now up there. we have temps just below freezing. this matters because a lot of people have a lot of their crops already planted. we cld watch. take you temperature maps across parts of florida looking fine and across parts of the southwest. if you have got that cold somewhere you have to have that heat some place else. been across all across parts of the southwest. today in 110 in death valley. 102 in phoenix and huma. haryuma.this is the prescriptioe watching. snow across new england and maine and tail end of this front is going to bring pretty significant moisture across parts of south florida over the weekend. a place that needs it. they will get some moisture, finally. all right, guys, back to you. pete: emily, the weather looks

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rear admiral dr. ronny jackson joins us to discuss. thank you for being on the program. really appreciate it? >> thanks, pete. pete: you have been there in the white house in charge of health of the president and the facility. what do you make of the situation there? >> well, you know, pete, the testing procedures at the white house are super aggressive right now. so anyone that's in close proximity whatsoever to the west wing in and around the west wing is going to be tested on a regular basis right now. if you have that aggressive testing posture. you are naturally going to find a few positive. that's the way it is. with regards to the secret service agents i don't know what that report -- i haven't read the report. it hasn't been out officially yet. but, the secret service is made up of thousands of secret service agents and uniform division officers. they're not just in washington, d.c. they are not just at the white house the they are all over the world and the united states. for them have 11 members testing positive. i think that's totally expected i'm not concerned about that atm someone who knows what they are

talking about. that's why you are on today. we appreciate your perspective. let's talk about your state where you are running. panhandle of texas, uptick of cases. it's a crucial region for the nation'nation beef supply. what are you seeing there? >> well, we were doing just like everybody else in texas. we were, you know, we had very few cases. things were looking really good for us. we had a little bit of spike here. it was related to the meat packing plants. one quarter of all the base of the united states comes from the panhandle of texas. we have a large meat packing producers up here, industry up here. well, you know, we know from other places around the country that the meat packing plants have been a little bit of an issue. it's related in some part to the fact that there is a lot of immigrants that work in these plants and socially and culturally things are different for them. i well as well as you know i have traveled to 120 different countries all over the world. everything is a little bit different. they have the cdc rolled in now and i have talked to the cdc

couple of occasions i have talked to the task force on the ground. they are being super aggressive here the president has made sure that they have the resources that we need here. to make sure that we can get control of this. i think we are doing the right thing there are going to be recommendations and findings come out this week be able to fall in on and get past. this we are getting back to work in texas and excited about it. pete: sure hope so. absolutely. you are running for congress. one of the plans you are pushing is bringing the pharmaceutical industry back to the u.s. how would you do that? >> well, you know, i think that the president has identified, you know, this is a national security issue for us, the fact that our pharmaceuticals are coming from china and india and places like that. and that's a danger to us. and so i think there is going to be a huge legislative push coming up led by the president to bring that pharmaceutical industry back here to the united states. and i just think that there is no reason why that shouldn't be coming to the panhandle of texas. here where i'm at in amarillo we have a medical school a school of pharmacy, a veterinarian

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emily: welcome back. tomorrow is mother's day. and it's been difficult to shop for gifts this year. but our next guest has some dyi gifts can you make at home with the kids from home. griff: great news. here to show us trend expert dana johnson. dana, good morning to you. i have two daughters that need to be making some things for their mother like right now. what have you got for us? >> all right. don't you worry, i have got you

covered. you can find the most meaningful and creative ways to help you celebrate all the moms in your life. so, let's kick it off with this adorable diy egg carton herb garden. i know we all have these in the house. get your hands a little dirty and great activity to do. so now we're going to move on to what we call printeddables on etsy. what makes these so great wonderful last minute. you purchase from the etsy seller. you download and print everything right in your home. so first i have this great coloring card. the kids can do it alone or you guys can do it together. it's blank inside. they can add their personal message. pete: awesome. >> thank you. this is great for the mom who loves flowers. these are printable paper flowers. this seller will give you 10

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♪ >> it's going to be transition to greatness because we're going to do something very fast and we're going to have a phenomenal year next year. pete: welcome to the halfway mark of this saturday's edition of "fox & friends." that was president trump reassuring americans we will get through this pandemic together following a devastating april jobs report. emily: more than 20 million jobs lost just last month with the unemployment rate rising to 14.7%. griff: this as several secret service members test positive for covid-19. we have much more on that coming up but, first, we will begin with the michael flynn fallout. that was the story here in

washington where i am. emily is out on the west coast. pete, in new york. good morning, guys. pete: good morning. emily: good morning. pete: absolutely brian kilmeade says all the time get up, get dressed. i say the opposite. stay in bed. don't get dressed. in fact, i can confirm my jenny is not out of bed and my ginn is screaming in the crib in the other room wanting to get out. i recommend you do the same, pour a cup of coffee. it's tough times. a lot of people at home. also watching a lot of news, griff as you referenced. a flood of information at the end of this week about what we learned about general michael flynn how he was treated the reality of what was said behind closed doors. a lot of these folks who go on cnn and msnbc and yell about russian collusion. once someone puts them under oath there was no collusion and there was no evidence. you can't be found guilty for what you say on tv. so the double standard has been brought to light. including, guys.

a lot of the highest levels of the obama administration and what they were talking about with michael flynn. griff: that's right. we heard the president well, just to add on to that real quick. we heard the president talk about president obama and saying there is much more coming. but it was that classic friday leak that we got that had to do with what president obama had to say, emily. emily: exactly. and i think what's so difficult to stomach about this and what confuses normal american part-time is the is the fact that what this identified was corruption at the highest level, right? the conclusion drawn was that the interview was untethered to and unjustified by the entire investigation. that flynn's comments were immaterial those on the left that say this is the corruption and that this is the politicization calling for a.g. barr's removal and the fact he is doing the president's bidding. i think he is doing the bidding of the american people which is identifying and trying to root

out corrupt cancerous tumors within an agency. if anyone, we should all be on board with that so it saves the reputation and sanctity of what should be our nation's most revered agencies. pete: bingo, well said emily. griff, you mentioned the leak. while it came out of a phone call that former president barack obama did with his alumni. the alumni of his administration it. happened on friday, supposed to be a private call. somehow it got leaked and wonder how that happens as you mentioned, griff. got leaked to yahoo news. this is a portion of what president obama said. the fact that there is no precedent for anybody to find someone that's been charged with perjury, which he was not by the way. just getting off scot-free. that he was the kind of stuff where you begin to get worried that basic, not just institutional norms but our basic understanding of the rule at law is at risk. so we are learning now more about how the rule of law was shredded by the obama administration yet he has the audacity to go on the call. calls it perjury. he misrepresented the facts. we know that perjury is under

oath and ultimately say the problem is michael flynn, griff? griff: let's weigh in on exactly -- forget the mysti misf perjury. it wasn't. harvard educated attorney talking about the rule of law when we now know from released to the public facts that the basis for the investigation into general flynn which was crossfire razor produced zero evidence for its. as attorney general barr dismissed charges because of the lack for the basic of the investigation. it's really quite stunning and i think it's fair to say and i can't confirm this but i suspect that leak of president obama was intentional to weigh in but i'm not sure he is right about that. pete: yeah. emily: do you know what kills me too as an attorney uberous and ego that obama is bringing to the table right now and saying the rule of law has been

manipulated or whatever. is he literally equating the sort of logic like if you got prosecuted for stealing something, but then it actually turns out you own that item, so it's not theft at all. he is trying to get that narrative baked into people's head so they think that general flynn was convicted of perjury when that wasn't the case and especially when the doj itself has recently filed that motion saying that his statements were immaterial. so it literally annihilates the charge from the get-go and, yet, he is coming in from left field trying to apply a false logic. i see through it. you guys see through it and so do our viewers. pete: emily, it's so nice to have a lawyer on the couch this morning. we appreciate it. we also know this through fox news reporting. barack obama had intimate knowledge of michael flynn's phone call through surveillance which fbi acknowledged at the time were not criminal or improper. that's january of 2017. it got us thinking, what else happened in january of 2017? here are the headlines from the "new york times." january 12th, 2017. remember, donald trump has been

elected but he is not yet in office. the nsa gets more latitude to share intercepted communications. the article goes on to say under the new system agencies will ask the the nsa for specific surveillance fees making the case more information relevant and useful to their missions. they the way information can be disseminated throughout the government. what does that do? makes it much easier to be leaked and pushed out to create bread crumbs and a trail trying to point to michael flynn. trying to point to pawndz. trying to point ultimately to the president of the united states. and we know that barack obama knew about the flynn situation. what else did he know? how much did he direct? and certainly comey, clapper, brennan, vice president biden have a lot to answer to. and what's reassuring to me and, emily, you kind of referred to this is that a.g. barr and john dump still have an open case and an opportunity to bring

accountability and a lot of people are clamoring for that, guys. emily: you are exactly right. pete. we had k.t. mcfarland on earlier and she was calling out the highest level of obama officials for trying to get rid of trump. take a listen. >> with the senior levels of the fbi, certainly comey. he bragged about sending an agency to the white house to try to trick film. certainly comey. deputy director mccabe certainly him. how much higher did it go was it the attorney general. susan rice director to president obama. vice president biden or president obama himself? this was a kabul of senior people in the obama administration to get rid of trump, stop him dead in his tracks and to make sure he didn't have an opportunity to drain the swamp. why? because they were the swamp. griff: we have a lot more on that coming up. i want to turn now to a fox news alert. 11 secret service members infected with coronavirus. that report coming just hours

after vice president press secretary tests positive for the virus. mark meredith is live with the details as more persons are trying to get back to work. good morning, mark. >> griff, good morning to you. one by one starting to see the states ease restrictions. talking about rhode island and nevada with some rules being lyfted today. the residents there certainly eager to see that. salons are going to allow services to resume with appointments along with restaurants and retail stores. they are going to have capacity limits. also rhode island is going to allow some stores to reopen as well and also allowing elective medical procedures to resume. meantime president trump, he is spending his weekend in washington. later today he is scheduled to meet with his senior military leaders and his national security team. and while the president says he is being tested daily there are reports that maybe as many as 11 secret service the secret service last night they say, quote: to protect the privacy of our employee's health information and for operational

security the secret service is not releasing how many of its employees have tested positive for covid-19 nor how many of its employees were or currently are quarantined. now, on friday, one member of the vice president's staff, press secretary katie miller tested positive for the virus. she appears to be okay though. that's the good news because she tweeted this overnight, quote: thank you all for your prayers and well wishes. i'm doing well and looking forward to getting back to work for the american people. fox news has also been able to confirm that an assistant of ivanka trump has tested positive for the virus but not believed to have been in contact with ivanka physically for the last several weeks. we will continue to watch though as the west wing deals with the outbreak here in d.c. and of course all over the country. griff, emily and pete back to you guys. griff: all right. thanks. mark. pete: ronny jackson has been in the white house. he says the white house well equipped for a moment like this. listetesting procedures in the e

house very aggressive. anyone around the west wing will be tested. if you have that aggressive testing posture you will find a few positives. the secret service is made up of thousands of secret service agents and secret service officers. they are not just in washington, d.c. they are not just at the white house. they are all over the world and all over the united states. for them to have 11 members testing positive. i think that's totally expected. i'm not concerned about that at all. pete: you hear the word secret service and think white house. he points out they have a global mission, griff. griff: yeah. you know, it is interesting. those of u.s. in the press have been really looking at how this administration and the white house is handling it. who is wearing a mask. who is not. and so i think this is certainly a story that's going to have several more chapters and hopefully the number of cases will not increase within this white house. pete: i hope. so absolutely. all right. we have got a lot more this

morning including some additional headlines as well. a judge denies bail to the father and son charged in the murder of ahmaud arbery. father and son appearing in court for the first time on what would have been arbery's 26th birthday. they are accused of shooting and killing arbery in february. the video shows them in a struggle with arbery before gunshots ring out. mcmileages say themichaels say e was a robber. the family says he was just out jogging. >> the mcmichaels were saying they were going to do a citizen's arrest. in georgia, yes, you have a right to do a citizen's arrest. but it must be because you actually physically saw a crime. pete: civil rights activists are calling for a federal investigation into arbery's death. roy horn of signature fee siegfg

away. legendary show after seriously hurt by a tiger. roy's stage part ofner seeing freed saying lost one of the greats of magic but i have lost my best friend. tributes of horn lighting up the strip. he died from covid-19 last week. he was 75 years old. and it's going to be a chilly mother's day for much of america this weekend. as a polar vortex makes its way south from canada. blame canada. the system dropping snow across the great great lakes in michign dropping up to a foot of snow in the northeast. some could see record cold for the month of may subfreezing temperatures as far as south as tennessee. nascar is making a virtual return to the north wicks burrow speedway. this is a digital recreation of

the north carolina track complete with virtual fans. the speedway closed 24 years ago. jeff gordon was the last driver to win the nascar series. he is hitting the virtual track today. don't miss his historic return only on fox sports. and those are your headlines. does that mean they are driving like video game or is it like made up? griff: i can't get into this virtual sports thing. i'm just ready for the real thing to come back. maybe it's just me. emily: me too. i'm so excited that nascar is the first sport to come roaring back. it's interesting. had a few of the drivers on fox. they have said they are working out been practicing with similarities. as they point out, nothing is like the real thing of the track and feeling those g forces. pete: you know that. emily: nothing like the real thing. former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe insists michael flynn was not targeted by the agency despite new documents proving otherwise. lora logan sounds off coming up.

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♪ ♪ >> conservative media has been obsessed with finding some indication of a set-up. general flynn was not targeted. he was properly investigated in a well-predicated case. he was investigated because we had reason to believe he presented a threat to national security. emily: a threat to national security. that was the former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe standing by the investigation of michael flynn. the host of lara logan has no agenda. what you is your perspective on this? >> not so much my perspective as the facts.

because there is only one truth with everything. and what the facts show here, the actual evidence, the transcripts, the notes from the calls. there is more evidence coming out. we have only seen a little bit of it. what it actually shows is andrew mccabe and other leaders at the fbi went to entrap michael flynn. comey says it himself when he says i sent agents to the white house. i didn't go through any of the normal protocols. do you know what that means. i didn't actually follow the procedure that the law requires me to follow. and it's called entrapment. when someone actually hasn't committed a crime and andrew mccabe can say what he likes, but his own investigators had found out that there was no derogatory information that indicated that michael flynn was a national security threat. the fbi concluded he was not a security threat. and i just want to say that going to andrew mccabe is literally like, you know, say there was kind of a mob killing. and you are going to one of the people that was involved in the killing. and you are asking them did you

or did you not do this? i mean, and i'm using just as a theoretical example. not literal. the point here is that you are asking andrew mccabe. you are going to him and painting him and presenting him as if he is some kind of independent expert on this. he is not an independent expert. is he complicit in whatever it was that went on. and the justice department feels strongly enough about it they have said what went on that there was no case against general flynn. they are saying, the justice department is saying there was no pretext to investigate him. did he not present a national security threat. and i would encourage people don't take my word for it. go to the evidence. go to the transcript. this is information that's not only withheld from us, the public, right? it was withheld from general flynn and his attorneys. and he had corrupt attorneys, attorneys who appear to be corrupt in the beginning. who encouraged him to plead guilty because people say oh he admitted to a crime. he admitted he was guilty.

no, what he did was under duress, without exculpatory information, he was pressured into pleading guilty. that's what actually happened. and that's called entrapment; you know, there are legal desks of these things. go and look at the legal definitions. read the evidence. don't take my word for it. but how can journalists put andrew mccabe on television. this is a man involved in a personnel case that michael flynn was going to testify him. there's a lot more here than people know. this isn't about my opinion. it's not because i'm on the left or i'm on the right. this is about upholding the rule of law. that's what it's really about. emily: larr remarks thank you so much. you are absolutely right. i really appreciate your emphasis on independence as well, right? and for viewers to understand who and who not is independent of that investigation and those unfortunate conclusions drawn. you can watch lara logan has no agenda now on fox nation. sign up today and get the first month for 99 crentsdz.

thank you so much, larr raft. have a wonderful weekend. we will see you soon. all right. coming up. >> thank you. emily: unemployment hits a record high protests occur nationwide to open the country. value of work. former championship champion and congressional candidate burgess owens joins us next.