him some markets served by colonial pipeline may experience intermittent service interruption as president biden says he's doing what he can to alleviate the shortages. >> i have in the meantime made it easier for us to lift restrictions on the transportation of fuel. >> calling on the government and private sector to partner in various information sharing for starters of a security with software supply chain security and standardizing detection of vulnerabilities. the president pushing ahead with massive infrastructure plan saying he was encouraged after his meeting with after w

minority leader trying to determine what counts as infrastructure and directing the price tag, $2.3 trillion in its current form versus republicans saying nothing over $800 billion, no new taxes, we will see if the president has anything to say about the pipeline and gas prices and crisis at the pump. >> mister 202, griff jenkins. foxbusiness at the market plunges as wall street closes even negative territory,

without falling 2%, the largest percentage point drop since january, and a second s&p 500 down as well. consumer prices parking inflation after spiking 2% from last year. however, federal reserve officials see the current rise is temporary. conservatives predicted these problems under a biden presidency. >> we are at the redline, 9000 rpms, everybody needs to pay attention. everything we warned what happens is we warned about unbelievable spending levels and government -- 4.2% headline inflation this month, we warned them, disrupt the energy industry, we will have a gas crisis, we are having a gas crisis now. folks in the mainstream media got to wake up this is serious. this isn't political.

>> after a 4-day manhunt the man wanted for shooting the people including a 4-year-old girl in times square is arrested in florida. us marshals tracking down farrakhan mohammed outside jacksonville. the woman believed to be his girlfriend was arrested with him. marymac two la county firefighters may be arrested for taking photos of the kobe bryant helicopter crash site and a third employee could face suspension after my vanessa bryant filed an invasion of privacy lawsuit, including bryant and his daughter jenna. >> migrants encounters reach a 20 year high. >> resuming construction on a 13.4 mile stretch of the levee in the rio grande valley comes

as they reported the most vibrant encounters in 20 years but that won't have until overnight, the first being priority repairs said to be done in 6 weeks and in the concrete levee wall backfilling the ball and safety barriers on top are set to be finished in 69 months. this comes from pressure from local and politicians to get this out of control crisis in order. for fifth a new video shows a massive group of migrants crossing the rio grande in texas as the cdp said in april they say this is the fault of the biden administration. >> president biden and kamala harris, it is a humanitarian

crisis and is a national security crisis. >> this is caused by >> asking the president to take action over the crisis at the border immediately saying it's too big to ignore as alejandra mayorkas is set to testify on capitol hill regarding unaccompanied minors at the border. >> thanks. >> senate leaders spar over democrats for the people election overhaul bill. chuck schumer accusing republicans of wanting to pick their voters but minority leader mitch mcconnell calls the charge, quote, utter nonsense. >> what their bill is about as a partisan takeover of how we conduct elections in this

country, democrats are being charged with enforcing the rules. nothing bipartisan about that. secondly they want to take public money, to politicians, to run their campaign. >> a solution in search of a problem. >> mcconnell said the for the people act is going nowhere. >> nra vowing to fight back against washington state's new gun law, the bill bans people from carrying guns in the state capital as well as at public protest. democrat calling a common sense approach to gun-control the nra responding this should never be denied whether it home, on the road or in the public square. >> "duck dynasty" stars share the first photo of their daughter honey. robertson sharing the photos of the family together saying, quote, we saw 1 million little miracles yesterday the best one being this girl here, the first child together, they married in 2019.

>> little girls love having a bow put on their head. they do not but it is awesome nonetheless. jillian: congratulations to them. fire fauci, that is the goal of some house republicans were frustrated over conflicting covid guidance. warren davidson and ralph norman join us to talk about their bill. todd: oklahoma's governor throwing meat on the grill. that is the message coming up.

>> welcome back. fire fauci, that's the goal of a new bill by house republicans who want to remove doctor anthony fauci of a growing frustration over conflicting covid guidance. author of the fired act, warren

davidson, cosponsor of south carolina congressman ralph norman join us now. thanks for being here. first to you mister davidson, why has got to this point in your estimation? >> it has been there. we just felt we needed to move the bill back into the country's attention, doctor fauci epitomizes what white eisenhower warned the country against in his farewell address back in the 1950s, scientific next will be pursuing their interests and their own objectives at odds with america's interests and he has caused more harm than lack of confidence than he has inspired. he's been in this position since 1984, left us and prepared for it and has not led well through it. >> commerce norman here's part of the bill that you signed on

to, quote, to provide that an individual may not occupy the position of director of national institute of allergy and infectious diseases for more than 12 years and for other purposes. with democrats running dc this likely is not going to go very far so why do it in the first place? >> it is time to ring the bells, look at the career of doctor fauci. after his residency in 68 he went with the nhs and stayed for 12 years, he then spent 37 years on the institute of allergy and infectious disease, on the public payroll, one 's a spokes nation's help and he missed the mark, look how he has been wrong from day one on the number of deaths, the number of people infected with this and to not call the attention of the crisis we've got, medical crisis on the border with the new strain of the virus, he is incompetent, he ought to be dismissed, long eno

payroll. >> those a strong words from both of you gentlemen, davidson, when doctor fauci does ultimately go what does his replacement need to do to restore confidence in your estimation? >> he needs to speak the truth and prepare the country. part of the is to make sure we are not, guard like this and the other piece is to inspire confidence and stay in his lane. if you look at doctor fauci seems to be happy to opine on everything with very little facts. the weatherman will tell you whether it is raining while it is raining, fauci hasn't been right while things have been going on so just consistency, when you look at disease like this, very few things in our portfolio don't have a therapeutic along the way and that is one of the big failures that needs attention. todd: does the media love him because trump did not or does the media actually support this mixed messaging we seem to get

from doctor fauci? >> if you look at how they reported, it is as if he has been right the whole time, he has not been right. it is incompetent sanitized. he's turned into a political animal and that's not his role. his role as an expert is to tell the truth and he has not done that and he's lost his effectiveness and i think the american people will verify this and it is not going to pass the house or senate but we are calling attention to it and the bill does that which rings the bells about what he's doing. >> final question to you, you base this bill on the length of time doctor fauci served. are you planning something similar for cdc head lewinsky? >> i think this is an important

part about the roles. we want doctors who are experienced, we like doctors, people should listen to their own doctors more than they listen to a federal government doctor, part of the rule is to provide advice to the administration, to congress not to be a public policy person, not to be -- to be a scientist, not a political scientist and that applies broadly with you look inside the department of justice or other areas, you might be in the department of justice for a while but to be the director of the organization, takes too much concentration of power, that is what the heart of eisenhower's morning was about, the military-industrial complex for the scientific technical elite. >> with all respect to robin thick, it does seem there are a lot of blurred lines when it comes to science versus political science as you pointed out. thanks for joining us, we appreciate your time. jillian: destroyed as chief james craig warned the badge for 44 years and is ready for the next chapter. lawrence jones travel to the motor city to sit down with him. >> it is an emotional day for me but i tell you what. i will continue to be.

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todd: welcome back, it is national police weekend we celebrate the men and women in blue, detroit's top cop chief james craig ready to retire after 44 years. jillian: lawrence jones wants the medicine is learn more about his career, lawrence joins us now. it has been quite a career. >> a lot of the people are sad to see him go. he announced his retirement from the detroit police department after 13 years of service. i got a chance to talk to him about how he changed the city, his thoughts on policing and his future plans. take a listen.

>> 20 talking about leaving for? we didn't ask you to go nowhere? >> they want transparency. >> has it changed the way we do this in detroit? >> you are who you are, you call it like you see it. >> 44 year starting in the city of detroit and going forward. >> i want to see your city in which you were able to change. >> this is amazing, my tenure in detroit. shootings, stabbings, prostitution, drug dealing with everything that could happen and the good people who live in this building feel safe. we are not putting up with blatant criminal activity. we are taking detroit back. >> reporter: what was the response? people were leaning out of these windows clapping. >> people were celebrating,

thank god the police are back. i was stunned. >> it is the same building. >> this is so successful. it changed the neighborhood. >> i live in a nice environment. >> when you do this? >> know. i wouldn't have been here either. >> you say something that is sound. you say you can't wait for conflict to happen to have relationships. you have to start before. >> got to start before. >> writing in major cities. a bad police shooting and they are trying to get ahead of it. if you're trying to get ahead of the, you are not doing anything to serve and institutionalize relationships, you're going to fail. we work with local activists. we have relationships. at the end of the day you stood with us.

>> you actually listen to the voices of the officer. >> do you think our leaders are aware of the rhetoric and how it may impact the jobs that you have? >> police officers need to be more supportive, some leadership. >> why are they doing this? >> they incentivize to undermine government. when youour comments like dismantle, defund the police, are we talking these folks on this block? know. they want effective policing. constitutional and ethical police, that is what they want. if you said if reform makes sense but see i don't like broad brushes.

you can't paint every police department the same. you can't say the entire profession is corrupt. >> what does that badge mean to you? >> public service. i work for the people. it is an emotional day for me because i want people -- i tell you what i will continue to be in public service for me but i feel i need to take a larger role. >> what say you? >> i'm thinking about the future. once i retire i will announce. >> what of the chief says that about the building? is that a good thing? >> i appreciate that. todd: a perfect setup to my last question. will craig get the black vote if he decides to run for governor which would put him in the governor's mentioned? >> it is possible.

the reason i support this guy so much and i don't like politicians like that, he was able to get the community's support. activists on the ground partner because he had relationships with them. he is known for busting his own police department, he busted his own narcotic unit, gaining the respect of his community, he gets involved in because of that the community supports and respects him. >> we will see if and when he makes an announcement, good stuff, thanks for bringing it to us. we will be right back.

>> fox news alert, violence raging in the middle east, the distal rising as israel and hamas trade airstrikes.

gaza bracing for more airstrikes from israeli rockets like this one that leveled that entire apartment building. president biden saying israel has a right to defend itself as benjamin netanyahu has rights broken out in the streets. did you hear about this? a 14-year-old accused in the murder of a florida teen. the suspect posting a chilling snapchat photo from the back of the police car when brought in for questioning. it reveals tristan daily was stabbed a horrific amount of times. st. johns county sheriff says cold-blooded murder. we will join "fox and friends" later this morning. minnesota judge ruling there were aggravating factors in the death of george floyd which could lead to a longer sentence for derek chauvin, he abused his authority when he restrained florida, sentencing set for

june 16th. minneapolis will reportedly pay $35 million to former police officers who left them in civil unrest. those settlements part of workers compensation packages. jillian: president biden facing fresh backlash for canceling the keystone pipeline after his department of energy secretary says pipeline is the best way. >> what is the best way to transport fuel to the affected area. >> it may not be the right railcar. this is why we have doubled down on ensuring there's the ability to truck oil or gas in but the pipe is the best way to go. jillian: neil, good to see you this morning. your reaction when you heard that. >> it is gratifying to hear the

administration admit common sense requirements. it made no sense to us, argue with all the people all the time, it is a win for the environment, always have to point out the oil coming into this country, we are doing it by rail. jillian: a doe spokesperson says referring specifically to the all of government approach to get the colonial pipeline back online and avoid potential energy supply disruptions, it is clear this referred to the colonial pipeline when looking at the full context of her remarks. she said what she said. i know there are a lot of people outside you feel the way you do about this. what is the biggest take away from this experience in the last

week we have been dealing with especially down south. >> i hear a lot about we need to upgrade cyber defenses but i hope we take away from this how important these pipelines are to our economy and every day life, losing this pipeline for only a week, we've seen the consequences of it and a cyberattack, we were able to fix it but these pipelines are aging. this particular pipeline is 60 years old. imagine if this had been a structural failure and down for months or maybe even a year? could have been disastrous. >> you were one of the many who was laid off when the keystone pipeline was shuts down. i'm curious the status of your job situation at this point. >> we've been able to find smaller projects but it is not going to provide the man hours

that are union needs. we've got 80% of members out of work and projects are awaiting approval we could be building now. >> are they awaiting approval? >> mostly the government. steve: we love checking in with you. we will check back in and say i am back on the job. keep us updated on everything. 34 after the hour. todd: let's check in with janice dean. >> how is your garden, todd change people want the update. i've been asked by millions, i will put out everything in your containers, and hope to get a little rain, in high 60s. >> don't know. i think todd wants a gardening show on fox.

todd: green thumbs with todd. >> janice: let's take a look at it. it is cold, we have freeze advisories. across the interior north east below freezing. we have advisories in place, a better weekend bumping temperatures up a little bit but the good news is the frontal boundary that brought the rain across the gulf coast is starting to dry out, things are improving across the southeast in the plains states, not much to tell you about, no severe weather outbreaks on the rise for the next 24 hours. we have very warm temperatures across the southwest, 80 in houston, 70 in atlanta, showers and thunderstorms in parts of south florida. my friends, tomorrow i will be at the preakness, the second race. we had better be, the preakness

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todd: carley shimkus here with what the president said. isn't that his job? carley: should your shouldn't he answer questions from the media, that appears to be something president biden was wrestling with yesterday. watch. >> you guys are bad. i'm not supposed to be answering these questions. i'm supposed to leave but i can't resist your questions. carley: admission for the president is quite consistent with what white house press secretary jen psaki said about advising the president not to take those pesky impromptu questions. >> that is not something we recommend. a lot of times we say don't take questions but he will do what he wants to do because he is the president of the united states. carley: the president said he wasn't supposed to but he did take a few off-the-cuff questions yesterday but it is clear his media availability is more limited than the previous administration. todd: if only every response --

jillian: oklahoma governor kevin hosted a barbecue under a pita billboard and this billboard call to meet head for supporting the meat industry. he posted a tweet about this, looks like a great spot to grill some burgers and that is what he did, hosted a big barbecue under that billboard. pita responded by calling the event a smelly dead animal barbecue. he said he wants to support oklahoma's meet industry and that is what he did by hosting barbecue, growing up some burgers. safe to say he's not getting any votes for many members of pita. jillian: i wonder if they get chick-fil-a sauce for their barbecue. carley: things happening in the world, one of those is this chick-fil-a sauce shortage that is taking place. to meet demand at some locations they will only limit one dipping sauce because of industrywide supply chain issues. some people are blaming

president biden including matt schlapp, he canceled the chick-fil-a sauce pipeline. pretty funny responses. the good news is they are actively working to fix the issue so hopefully stocks for all, we will wait and see. todd: there is a pipeline? remember this story? seo returns to ihop after his departure becomes a tech talk sensation. telling the actor a 30 minute wait for a table, the family walked out, the all-you-can-eat deal does not apply to the milkshake, so much attention. ihopped a special milkshake monday giving proceeds to charity. >> that is great, she was like come back, i am sorry.

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>> outraged parents in virginia fighting back against critical race theory allowing guilty public schools call for an all-out ban on the curriculum. jillian: parents gain traction on this. what is the latest? >> reporter: public school district is at the center of the debate on critical race theory. >> it is a tactic used by hitler and the ku klux klan.

it is racist. it discriminates against one color. ban crt. we don't want you political advertisements to demystify or belittle our children. >> reporter: group of political parents trying to out 6 members of the school board accusing them of pushing the controversial curriculum on to their children. the parents releasing an add-on social media criticizing the public school district for teaching their children about their, quote, white privilege and white fragility. "fox and friends first" spoke to two other parents who had this to say about the recall ever. >> very few parents know about these ridiculous subject matter. >> people want to see these people recalls. they are tired of having this agenda. >> reporter: critical race theory, the way race and racism employs politics and culture but a spokesman for loudoun county public schools said critical race theory is, quote, not part of the school curriculum and instead focused on equity work. meanwhile recall effort kicked

off last weekend with parents already collecting 1500 signatures. todd: look at this, it happened during the drill. the incident occurred in september last year. lawyer for the youth league tell usa today the first year coach responsible for that drill was required to -- fired at the time. this is a hearing parents and players. former nfl player tori smith says this is not safe in ruins the image of football. jillian: now to this. a fishing trip gets cut short by a surprise guest. 11 foot alligator emerging from the water in front of tommy lee when he was fitting in the everglades, the creature climbing on shore and eventually the giant gator retreats back into the water but he decided to call it a day after this close encounter. wow.

49 minutes after the hour. the colonial pipeline is back online. panic at the pump continues. todd: breaking report from north carolina coming up.

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todd: it's the story everybody is talking about colonial pipeline restarting operations five days after being hacked supply shortages to people across the east coast.

jillian: gas tank farm in greenberg, north carolina where gas stations are empty. lindsey, what's the latest this morning. >> todd and jillian, at last check gas analysts say just about 75% of gas stations all across our state have no supply at all. over the last two days, we have really started to feel that supply crunch, as they are calling it we have seen long lines of cars, spilling out into parking lots, filing even into the road. tensions have really gotten high over the last several days. we have seen people filling up their cars with premium gas paying well over $3 a gallon and even if they are able to get that gas because many times the pumps are just blocked off. they're not able to get that those tensions really climbing. we have even seen some people getting too fights as they try to get to the gas pump. one of those caught on camera when a woman and when a white sedan tries to cut in line to get to the gas pump, both

drivers get out of their cars hitting and shoving each other, really just violent. now, there is relief on the way and that's important to note. colonial pipeline started using delivery system earlier in the week to try help with the supply. more is coming as well. governor roy cooper issued an inpart to help make it easier fr these fuel trucks to get the supply here. the governor said yesterday there is enough supply. that's not the problem. but, what is the problem is people rushing to the gas pump. hoarding fuel, getting more than they need and really creating a panic over it. now, that's why the governor says stay calm, try to only use the fuel that you need over these next several days while the supply chain is restored and hopefully that will be sooner rather than later. reporting live in greensboro, i'm lindsey. jillian: great report. that last part that she was talking about how they are saying don't go and get all this fuel and just safe it because there are people out there who need it. one of those, you know, two of

the people actually trucking industry. we had them on in the 4:00 hour. they said the exact same thing. we talked to co-owner of ktc trucking and carriers both been in this industry more than 30 years they said these pipelines are essential to those jobs for various reasons. specifically the fuel. you think about truck drivers and when you have a fuel shortage like this and you have problems to a pipeline like this. i mean, these truck drivers are kind of the end part of our whole entire supply chain, right? you think of everything that we have gone through in the last year and a half with coronavirus and how vital they have been to our society, delivery being made and then you see a fuel shortage like this, they said these pipe lions are so important to us. todd: you went to the truckers, i will go back to the pipeline for a moment. that commission, and let's call it what it is by jennifer granholm saying pipelines are the way to go, four months after joe biden canceled the keystone

xl pipeline permit, that is going to be the thorn in the side of this administration for months, if not years to come as they try to weed back out of that comment. you saw them try. i don't know if that's going to sort of stand up with a lot of people in the court of public opinion. and i think what we have seen so far going to like the macroaspect of all of this, yes this. is happening in north carolina. i filled up yesterday in connecticut and for the first time, had a really, really long time we were in the 3s. this is an area that is not impacted by this pipeline specifically. we get our gas from somewhere else. if it's happening there, it's going to start happening in other oareas of the country. this is a situation that we need to monitor, especially with memorial day about two weeks away. that's the start of the driving season. jillian: you know, that's a good point. the comment that granholm had said the doe walked that back a little bit. they said she was referring to the colonial pipeline

specifically. she wasn't looking at the full context of her remarks. earlier in this hour we interviewed neil crabtree we have had him on this show a bunch of times. laid off keystone xl pipeline. he is very vocal how these pipelines are to our society. he smirked when he heard the soundbite what she said, look, we have been trying to tell people how important these pipelines are. we see this. but now maybe, hopefully, other people are starting to realize that and, look, we will see what ends up happening, but you have a lot of laid off pipeline workers still. you have a lot of people across this country looking for jobs. i don't know, i think this is a wake-up call on many levels to see exactly what happened in the last week. todd: one of those areas where it's a wake-up call besides cyber and everything you are referencing is the overarching climate change narrative. look, you and i both want clean water. we want clean air, but this entire experience over the course of the last week underscores the fact that look, we are never going to be free of

oil and gas. it's always going to be a part of our lives. and you can't just turn a light switch and have it go away. jillian: no. it but you have also had a lot of pipeline workers and neil has been one of the more outspoken who has been on this show a lot of times. a lot of pipeline workers saying, look, we are doing, you know, green energy in how we are operating our business. and we still can do more. there are things in the middle that we can do rather than just shutting down jobs completely. todd: with that let's go to this story. now we are going to take a nice deep breath after our talking point and go to this. jillian: okay. todd: wisconsin lawmakers taking a america first approach to governing. ♪ ♪ jillian: t-ball to pro-sports state assembly passing a bill that requires the national

anthem to be played before all games. todd: apply to government funded venues, it heads to the state senate. okay. we could do another talking point on that. we ran out of time. we are talking about the gas because it effects everybody. jillian: does, absolutely. thanks for watching today. we will see you back here tomorrow. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. todd: bye. ♪ ♪ will. >> the u.s. still in crisis mode even as service is finally restored to the colonial pipeline. >> this should be a powerful wake-up call to people who voted for biden. >> been able to confirm construction on president trump's border wall will resume. >> this is a big deal because, keep in mind, joe biden halted all border wall construction. >> from main street and wall street rattled if prices keep spiking. inflation has arrived. >> bigger story price increase sinces jimmy carter administration. >> parents in