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photos to friends@foxnews.com. pete: share them all morning long we want to share them with our audience all morning long. each soul is special. here is one of sharing this photo of colonel matthew stanley who died in december of 2006. will: here is from another viewer of kenneth gore killed in action in june of 1967. carley: god bless them both. pete: god bless them. will: keep those photos in friends@foxnews.com. we would love to see your loved ones and share them with the nation. meanwhile a massive $6 trillion budget was introduced to the american people just late this past week from president joe biden. you can see the cover of the "new york post" and ask an essential question at what cost does this massive budget come? we know some of the key indicators, some of the costs include inflation, inflation up

the highest it has been since 1992. that's for the month of april. pete: that's right. if you are introducing a brand new budget and you are really proud of that budget, the time to do it is the friday before memorial day holding it until 1:30 in the afternoon when joe biden is already out of town. because the price tag is staggering as will said. $6 trillion is the white house's wish list. here's a small portion of what is in it and we will get into other details as well. 76 billion in nondefense spending. it's a 16% increase. 861 million to central american countries, 75 billion for defense, which is very minor increase. 36 billion in climate investments, 2.1 billion for gun violence. had 110 million for transportation equity. carley: all these new terms. pete: it's true it would put the u.s. budget deficit meaning the

amount we spend more than what we take in at $1.8 trillion that was the size of our entire budget in 2,000. that is just the deficit biggest federal package since world war ii and we will have to borrow 50 cents for every dollar we spend. carley: pete, hitting the nail on the head. the question is how toupee for this? the answer is you don't. you cannot squeeze $6 trillion out of the top 1% and corporations. the deficit is going to be $1.8 trillion in this next fiscal year if this passes which it is not going to pass in this capacity. goes down to 1.3. that means that we are going to spend $1.3 trillion more than we take in and president trump was criticized for spending too much but his last budget proposal was, what, $4.8 trillion. so $1.2 trillion less. grover norquist who is -- he doesn't like high taxes, to say the least. pete: fair.

carley: he is not too pleased about this biden budget plan. take a listen to what he though say on fox news at night, watch. >> except we heard it during obama. he said i'm going to raise taxes and spend all this money and we will have strong growth. of all the recoveries after world war ii obama's was the weakest because he did exactly what biden is doing. although biden is doing it worse. obama said i'm never going to go back as something as crazy as 28% capital gains tax biden is going to 4 o0. intind going to jimmy carter territory twice china. we would you do guess in the united states when biden have twice the capital gains and higher. it's chasing jobs away from america. pete: that's right. you can say if you are for the worker but you are taxing every american more and corporations especially jobs and investment will go elsewhere. that that was the whole premise of what america first was. invest in life here which makes

it better for everybody. you mentioned inflation what a huge aspect. highest inflation level right now since 1992. the core price index rose by% that doesn't even include food and fuel because those are so volatile and we have seen try buying meat today or fuel today. it's all more expensive which is a hidden tax on everybody. will: yeah, talking about a trillion dollars budget things you focus on how we pay for it. it's not just through taxes inflation. the effect economy, what it does for job creation. also, where is the moping. >> we showed you a list there of a couple of items this $6 trillion would be spent on. that is a list of priorities when it comes it the biden administration, we should talk about that more throughout the morning. what exactly are they going to spend all of this money on. meanwhile, i think the two biggest questions right now, when it comes to the coronavirus and the vaccine. for most people out there are my children going to have to be vaccinated to participate in normal society? and am i going to have to be vaccinated to return to work? the answer, at least according to the eeoc is, yes.

that companies can require their employees to be vaccinated to come back to work. here is eeoc guidelines. the federal eeo laws do not prevent the employer from all employees physically entering the workplace to being be vaccinated from covid-19. keep in mind because some individuals may face greater barrier from receiving the vaccine than others, some employees may be likely be negatively impacted by a vaccine requirement. if your company says you must be vaccinated to come into the building you must be vaccinated. carley: that's unbelievable. eoc is the call employment opportunity. the companies can force you to inject something into your body. there are like you just read there are some carveouts. if you have a religious reason for not getting the vaccine or a medical reason for not getting the vaccine, can you make that

case and i'm sure your employer will take that into consideration. but if you just have vaccine hesitancy, if you are concerned about getting the vaccine for any reason, that's not a good enough case and employers can say you have to get it. pete: it's interesting to see, the eoc says antibody tests you can't require employees. carley: that's where they draw the line? pete: that's a revelation of medical information but whether or not you received an emergency use vaccine is as well in i don't see, will, how this doesn't move toward vaccine passports and i don't want it to and it shouldn't but ultimately how does the company or how do private companies -- especially ones that you don't work after the but you might frequent, how do they validate that? right now we are on a good faith system. rightfully so. i'm not making the case for vaccine passports. you see stuff like this and that kind of pressure starts to slide down hill and if washington and it won't because the biden administration doesn't stand in the way that kind of stuff could

be coming. will: to your point i walked into a store sign out front if you are fully vaccinated you don't have to wear a mask indoors, great, i'm vaccinated i can go in. when i go in one of the employees said are you vaccinated i said yeah. pete: you were asked? will: no way to prove it to your point unless there is some requirement for vaccine passport which i would expect will be on its way. not without a fight though. and not without these kind of guidance from the eoc. at least being challenged constitutionally. challenge could come from a place like houston, texas, where 117 employees are going to sue a hospital there that is requiring everyone who works at the hospital to get a vaccine by june 7th or they cannot return to work. here's what some of the nurses in that hospital had to say. they said there are so many what ifs out there. june 7th is the deadline. take the vaccine or pack up your bags. we are not saying we will never

get it we want more time. woe want more research. we want to see it fda approved thoroughly before we actually put in our body. pete: i feel like missed in all of this i mentioned it is natural immunity. rand paul had a great segment on tucker last night talking about the fact it's just never considered. dr. makary says the same thing. we don't know if natural immunity is the same as vaccine immunity whether both is the gold standard. so. we don't know on a country that's premised on choice. my body, my choice. carley: oh my gosh, you took the words out of my mouth. if a democrat goes up there, no, no, no. sounds better when you say it anyway. you know this is political, right? republicans lean more towards not forcing people to get vaccinations, democrats are going to say this is great. it's going to help other people. you want to protect other people, all that all you have to say is, listen, you are the party of my body, my choice. if that applies to abortion, that should also apply to

vaccines. i think that this head to the supreme court. pete: it could. but a lot of things will happen before it gets there takes some time for that process to play out. we will keep covering this all morning. another big story we have been following. an illegal immigrant is found it's of first degree murder in the killing of mollie tibbetts. the verdict came nearly three years after mollie was found stabbed to death in her small iowa town. jackie ibañez joins us live with more as one juror speaks out jackie? >> juror says the case hit home but he feels confident with the guilty verdict. take a listen for yourself. >> especially for a lot of us, it was very emotional. you know, people that have kids. what we really had to do is put all our emotions to the side and that's not what it was about. it wasn't about our own personal beliefs and stuff like that. we had to look at the evidence and fact and stuff like that and base off of that. that's what we made our decision. >> jury deliberated over seven

hours. at the end of the day reed and the other seven jurors had no doubt in their minds when it come to convicting christian rivera of first degree. >> any doubts or anything that anybody had? we kind of talked everything out and made sure we were all on the same page. with something obviously like this or anything else, you want to have 100 percent commitment and know for sure that this was the case i feel very confident with our decision. i think the other jurors are very confident. >> an important part of the prosecution's case was this video right here that caught rivera's car near tibbetts while she was on that fateful jog in 2018. plus, blood with her d.n.a. found in the truck. rivera now faces life in prison without parole. his sentencing is scheduled for july. media outlet were quick to down play his illegal immigration status. the associated press, "new york times," cnn, and others all calling him a farm worker. will, carley, pete?

pete: jackie, thank you very much. the whole reason this became such a big national case is because he was here illegally and committed this act. when it comes to the actual verdict, the so-called mainstream media says just a farm worker, nothing to see here. carley: burying the headline a bit. speaking of headlines turn to more fox news alert. a mississippi highway patrol trooper is killed in the line of duty. john harris was hit by a truck during a highway traffic stop in madison county. the truck driver was not hurt, an investigation is underway. the mississippi highway patrol described harris as a, quote, passionate and dedicated public servant. actress and failed new york gubernatorial candidate cynthia nixon slammed for suggesting cvs should let people steal rather than longing up items like laundry detergent. she tweeted quote i can't imagine thinking the way to solve the problem of people

stealing basic necessities out of desperation is to prosecute them. but people were quick to call her out asking if she would leave her multimillion dollars home unlocked for thieves to come in and help themselves? great question. the answer is no. a world war ii veteran get his college degree nearly 80 years after he left to serve his country. i love this 97-year-old bill gossett briefly attended lincoln college in illinois before joining the u.s. army air corps after the war bill took over his family's business but wanted to finish his education. he received an associate's degree and was given an honor hy doctorate during. god bless him. pete: what an amazing validation of procrastination. carley: that's not where my head went. pete: i will do it one day it's going to happen.

will: still ahead we told you about the president's $6 trillion budget. next guest who immigrated to the u.s. from venezuela says biden's plan will toledo american socialism. newly surfaced footage shows ufos storming a navy ship. that story is straight ahead. ♪

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democrats in congress are going to go through. not only does it include incredible tax hike force many industries and corporations but specifically for the oil and gas industry. but it also establishes slush funds i call them. it is unelected bureaucrats are going to have control of billions of dollars to allocate to projects of their preference. and this is just going to be totally flanked with corruption. what happens if you give elected bureaucrat control $8 billion a year to quote unquote revitalize a community. what does that mean? pete: exactly $36 billion for climate. 225 billion for subsidized child care. universal pre-k. free community college. we can go down the line. you are saying a lot of it is ambiguously allocated and comes down to regulators who work with lobbyists and figure out where this money eventually goes? >> that's exactly what happens. i think that the major consequence that's going to be

in our lives day-to-day people who are in this country is that first there is going to be less investment. we know investing the corporate tax, all the literature shows it's going to reduce investment in our country. then it's going to just put us in debt at a very dangerous level. a working paper just came out from harvard, princeton and the university of chicago economists very well regarded peer reviewed paper economic research that shows that the united states cannot run a permanent deficit of 2% of g.d.p. under biden's budget we would be running 16% of g.d.p. budget deficit this year more than last year. and in the foreseeable future we will never balance the budget. it's going to take to us a debt crisis. i'm very afraid of the consequences of that. pete: the story of venezuela is a dangerous one. what's the one ingredient from this that has you most worried as far as the future of the american economy compared to, say, venezuela, the road it

took? >> yeah. it is the fiscal irresponsibility of biden's on the democrats budget. they talk a lot about the nordic countries and talk about wanting to be like europe. none of the nordic countries run budget like the democrats are proposing. they run balanced budgets they pay for it by raising taxes on the population. you may be like me and disagree we should be cutting spending. if the democrats actually want to fund all their spending proposals, they need to be clear with the american people they have to pay for it and propose how. they don't want to because they know the midterm elections are close. they prefer to kick the can down the road we are going to pay the consequences for this. pete: daniel di martino, thank you for that warning. >> thanks for having me. pete: you got it you thisly surfaced radar footage grainy

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♪ will: newly released radar footage reportedly captures several ufos swarming a navy ship. jeremy corbell claims the clip film by crew and the ship information center shows ufos harassing the uss omaha off california's coast in 2019. the next guest investigated the

ufo's for the u.k. ministry of defense nick joins you now. we saw the radar footage what is being described as ufos swarming a u.s. naval ship. what are we looking at here in this footage? >> well, the simple answer is we don't know but we sure as heck need to find out as a matter of urgency. and if this was some sort of drone operated by china or russia, and that's one of the theories, there would be an absolute outcry but because people say this is just ufos everyone is like oh well that's okay. it's not okay. and fortunately we are now going to get this investigation report from director of national intelligence to congress and hopefully we will get some answers. will: yeah, nick, i think everyone's brain when you mention the phrase ufo immediately diswrowmps extra tress industrial a foreign power with advanced technology. is it potentially a more benign answer as well? could it be radar or grainy

footage showing up birds or something close tort camera lens? is there any more benign explanation that we simply aren't giving enough attention to? >> i'm not really sure there is because although you can get radon glitches. the situation here is we have a combination. and of course these latest films are not the only ones. some of the other incidents we have testimony from the pilot. we have are infrared films radar data and satellite imagery apparently of these things, too. former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe revealed that recently. so all those things together, i think something more than just glitches. will: let me ask you this, i'm going to take a accident tall tone i won't hold personally i know others that do. here's a question i'm often asked. why don't we ever see a clear naked to the eye image?

why no video and no pictures that everyone can see clearly what is going on? everyone still remains, despite where we are in technology in 2021, everything still remains, you know, granny or infrared or radar? why is it something we can't see if we have testimony from pilots and sailors? >> i think there is good stuff out there. i'm convinced that there are crystal clear videos and photographs that the united states government has and i would not be surprised if some --some better imagery run up to congress next month. will: that's fascinating. i will be waiting on the edge of my seat. again i will some others may not. thank you for being with us this morning. >> you bet. will: by the pete is sitting to

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♪ >> in addition to the geopolitical issues relative russia, one of the reasons why i think that pipeline is very dangerous is because it is carrying the dirtiest form of natural gas on earth. so i think for a variety of reasons it is a problem. pete: energy secretary jennifer granholm testifying before the house science any week where she was pressed on the dangers of the nord stream 2 pipeline after the white house waived sanctions on the russian company. carley: very interesting. our next guest was one of the lawmakers asking those tough questions. florida congressman national guard colonel and former green beret michael waltz joins us now. so, congressman, we were under the impression that president biden didn't like pipelines because his first order of business was killing the keystone xl pipeline yet he gives green light to the russia nord stream 2 pipeline and you just found out this week that his energy secretary doesn't even agree with that decision. so, what did you learn from that

exchange with her? >> yeah. that's right. so we have a situation where president biden comes in, shuts down the keystone pipeline. does he have little in return for the attack of russian-backed hackers on the colonial pipeline and then right in the wake of that, very curiously and interestingly lifts sanctions on putin's pipeline heading from russia into germany. in middle of all of that apparently his energy secretary not only had little, if anything to do with the decision, nothing to do with the decision, according to her, but disagreed with it. on, one, on ground that it creates dependency in europe on russian oil. we're paying lot of money and sending lots of soldiers to defend europe from russia. now we have dependency from an energy standpoint and very interestingly said she disagreed with the biden administration's decision because that pipeline

moves one of the dirtiest forms of oil and gas in the world and that's really bad for biden's climate agenda. so what gives? will: what does give. why did he live these sanctions? >> we don't have one, exactly. it's just case in point again and again and again whether it's the iran deal or how he deals with hostages or how he deals with palestine and hamas much just a give away with very little in return. same thing in afghanistan. we still have an american hostage being held in afghanistan yet, he is pulling everybody out with getting nothing in return. i want to know what did biden get in return for lifting sanctions on one of putin's top priorities? pete: so the killer get a pipeline but our own companies here can't open one. i don't understand it at all. it defies explanation. >> and his energy secretary said not only did she have nothing to

do with it, she disagreed with it. carley: wow. yeah. i think he would even disagree with it considering his climate agenda and all the money he is putting into climate change for our country. last time i checked russia was part of the world. will: russia over the past four to five years it, does defy explanation. >> maybe there has been former business interest there, too. i don't know, i'm just asking questions. if you can't get a why you have got to figure out what it might be. colonel, we would be remiss if we didn't is ask you as a colonel and army green beret memorial day is coming up. who do you remember on memorial day? >> i wear one of these bracelets, pete, every day for staff sergeant matt pay petino took point. he went out on every single mission until a taliban trip wire got him. sergeant woods had pressroom missions of his own death so strong that he wrote letter to all of his family and teammates

yet he was charging at taliban position whether he, sadly he was shot and killed. but, at the end of the day, my message to all americans is be worthy. be worthy of those men and women who didn't make it home. be worthy of those that are out on that wall right now as we speak around the world for our freedom that we can wake up breathing free air in a free country. when i go into the capitol every day i look in the mirror and tell myself be worthy of that sacrifice. carley: what a beautiful message there. that's something we should all remember every morning when we wake up be worthy of the sacrifices of others that led to the freedoms that we all enjoy today. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. pete: thank you, sir. >> i salute you. have a good weekend. carley: i gotcha. got turn to headlines now. authorities find a stockpile of weapons at the san jose shooter's home including 25,000 rounds of ammo, 17 molotov

cocktails and various firearms. investigators also revealing the gunman set his home on fire before the shooting by placing ammo and chemicals in a pot and setting it on his kitchen stove. police say the fire started after the gunman left his home for the vta railyard where he shot and killed nine of his co-workers. his motive remains unclear. listen to this: hunter biden bragged about smoking crack with late d.c. mayor marianne berry in audio found on that infamous laptop. according to the daily mail hunter is heard telling someone doing crack with berry are a meeting him near a bar at georgetown university. berry who died in 2014 denied ever smoking crack despite being caught on camera doing the drug he spent six months in prison for drug possession. west virginia governor jim justice gates helping hand from

an unlikely source to promote the covid vaccine. take a look. >> if you won't do it for your family, you have got to get vaccinated for baby dog. give you high five right now. >> bulldog is named baby dog he is being listed as a vaccine mascot as the state rolls out a million dollars vaccine lottery. i don't think that the dog is up for that lottery portion. pete: hopefully we don't start vaccinate dogs. will: you never know. pete: how do you feel about vaccine lotteries? will: i don't know, i was if anything more it soothing than having a bulldog on your lab. pete: baby dog. americans feeling pressure at the pump this weekend as gas prices hit seven year high.

will: comes as millions are expected to travel. carley: kurt the cyberguy joins us live from los angeles with more. good morning, kurt. kurt: carley, good morning to you pete and will. 34 million people expected to hit the road this weekend, a holiday weekend full of a lot of fun and super high gas prices. look behind me about 4.29 a gallon here in the los angeles area. the country's average not bad in terms of the price compared to this. but almost 54% higher than last year average price of 3.04 at the pump. that is a big ouch for this holiday weekend. adding to this dilemma. is the fact that labor is difficult to get people to drive the tankers to deliver to the 150,000 gas stations around the country. running into problems getting enough drivers to deliver the gas which could effect the demand for gas prices and supply issues there. is in terms of how do you bring that price down at the pump, a few apps can you download the

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fox news spoke to the a juror immediately after that verdict. >> especially for a lot of us, it was very emotional. people that have kids or hispanic culture and stuff like that. what we really had to do is put all of our emotions to the side and that's not what it was about. it wasn't about our own personal beliefs and stuff like that. we had to look at the evidence, the facts and stuff like that and based off of that, that's how we made our decision. carley: former homicide detective and fox news contributor ted williams investigated mollie's case in 2018 and he joins us now. good morning to you, sir. i can't believe it's been three years since this tragedy, mollie tibbetts, beautiful girl, died in 2018. what's your reaction to this guilty verdict? >> you know, carley, i got to tell you that i was overjoyed. you know, as you said, in july of 2018, myself and nicole castillo we were thought brooklyn, iowa doing an

investigation for fox news of the killing of mollie tibbetts. this 20-year-old university of iowa student goes jogging. videotape picks up the fact that this guy, rivera, is in the area in which she is jogging. they finally get to talk to rivera, and he confesses to having contact with him. he said just during the course of the argument while he was jogging he got out of his car and he started talking to her and the next thing he says is that he blacks out and then she is found in the trunk of his car, he says, and he then takes up and dumps her body. but, at trial, he threw a monkey wrench into all of this. at trial he testified that two men, he, meaning rivera was abducted by two men. and as a result of that

abduction, he wound up being forced to kill mollie tibbetts and dump her body. and the jury didn't buy it this man was a cold blooded killer and he was found guilty beyond any reasonable doubt and i believe that he's guilty beyond any reasonable doubt, carley. carley: yeah, that's right. justice has been served. if you can get any sort of justice in a horrific case like this. you know, the fact that he is an illegal immigrant does play into the story. he shouldn't have even been in this country in the first place. what are your thoughts on that element of this? >> well, you are absolutely right. he should not have been in this country. he was sort of like a day worker, working at a farm in iowa. but, it is repugnant to me that he was in the country. but i have got to tell you, carley, one of my concerns is what is known as the meranda

rights, that's the right to remain silent and not to be compelled testimony. that is up in the air there is a possibility that this case will be coming back for another trial unfortunately, he was supposed to be giving a confession prior to his miranda rights. that is certainly going to be an issue on appeal. carley: yeah, didn't the jury already know that during this trial so -- i know that his lawyers are saying that they are going to appeal this case but if the jury knew that he was allegedly not given his miranda rights, doesn't that play into the initial trial? >> it does. but i can tell you as a lawyer, that that is clearly an appellate issue. there is something called a friewft the poisonous tree dock tulane simply means any evidence that's tainted may very well be

used against you if your miranda rights were not properly given to you. carley: you served our country as a homicide detective. just really quickly, is there anybody on this memorial day that you would like to remember as well? >> carley, thank you so much. i have two of my childhood friends leroy stellar and james kraft both died in vietnam protecting this country. and i just want to give a shoutout and a salute to those two men and i thank you so, so much. carley: you are doing them a service and their family a service for mentioning their names. thank you so much, ted, for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. carley: all right. and in honor of memorial day. we are taking a dive into the military history of pete's family. a look at how his relatives were a part of significant chapters in american history after the break. you're not going to want to miss this. ♪

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pete: each year marks the anniversary of the memorial day becoming a holiday. carley: ancestry is allowing us to honor them virtually by discovering and sharing family's personal stories. will: turns out pete actually has a long family history of military ties. here to share ancestry's senior family historian lisa, you have some information for us on pete. i can't wait to hear it? >> we do we do. in fact, as you said pete has a long tradition of military service in his family tree. we wanted to take a deeper dive to see if some of the relatives

in his tree has also served in the armed forces. so alvin is pete's great grandfather, on his mother's side and alvin was the third in a family of all boys. fantastic family photo posted by ancestry member shows the young broad with alvin sitting on the far right. i don't know if you see a family resemblance perhaps? pete: maybe yes i know the pressmens. >> very good. >> all of the boys in the photo except two were required to register for the world war i draft. so the information that we found on the world war i draft registration card with all kind of information about these young men from their height to slender to stout, but all of them have something in common which is their light hair and light eyes which are likely from your norwegian ancestry, you know, the pressman family has which i'm sure you are familiar with. of these six young men, two of them are your great grand urgess

served during world war i did you know. pete: i cannot know i had relatives in world war 1. i knew world war ii. i did not know world war i. i had no idea. >> these great grand uncles are melvin and imeal they served overseas during the conflict. melvin traveled home from france at the end of the war in 1919 on the ss camouflage kind of unique painted for that reason to help the u boats to not be able to torpedo them. trying to confuse their depth perception. quite the it -- carley: that is amazing. pete: i still marvel how you find all these things. ancestry has a lot of records so it helps us out a little bit. with that ship coming home, they

had carried thousands of troops from the united states to france during world war i but the ship became infamous at the time because in 1918 s.s. liteson had the worst intransit casualties of the deadly wave of the spanish flu. by the time the ship arrived in france 2,000 were sick and 80 had passed away. as seen by this transport list melvin had to travel on that very ship on the way home after all of that had happened eight months prior. pete: wow, amazing. >> yeah. and i think. pete: i just watched the movie 1917 yesterday. steve. will: it's a great one. pete: world war i brings it home. >> can you probably imagine what it was like to travel on that ship coming back and after the pandemic and all of that but they were -- they came home safely but, you know, we lost over 100,000 american military

personnel during that time. pete: absolutely. lisa ellzey, you delivered. thank you so much. i have got to go home and do more research this memorial day weekend visit ancestry.com to find those in your family who served our nation and lived -- what does it mean to be a hero? ancestry helped me learn more about the man behind the medal. he was a father to two young daughters. he was a scout and he knew the land better than anyone. he came from italy with nothing for a new life. his family depended on him. he sacrificed so much. isaac payne barney f. hajiro elijah bacon michael valente he is our family's hero. find the military heroes in your family for free with ancestry.

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♪ will: that the is quantico brass quintet performing semper fiddle live from the national museum marine corps this weekend as we honor fellow heros who gave their lives for our freedom. are carley shimkus and pete hegseth join us this morning. how are you doing. pete: great. carley: an honor to be with you and with you and remembering all of our fallen heroes. pete: i just did ancestry segment i learned i had world war i relatives that served no world war i. i knew i had some relatives that served in world war ii: pass a local military are rows greeft that has been paid to sit on the curvey couch in a free country. carley: so true. absolutely. remembering a lot of our viewers

out there who have had loved ones who have passed away in the military as well. pete: that's right, your emails are flying in friends@foxnews.com. one viewer sharing this will captain english in baghdad 2006. carley: another viewer sending in master sergeant phil mabomda who died in december of 2009. will: this photo from another viewer of their uncle don a world war ii aviation radio man lost at sea in 1945. keep those photos and memories coming in friends@foxnews.com this morning. we bring in now fox news contributor and former secretary of state mike pompeo. mike, thanks so much for being with us today. tell us your thoughts, your remembrances, your message on this memorial day. >> good morning, be with you all pictures to remember the history of all the great patriots who have served and given that last full measure on behalf of the

united states of america and all the families who loved them. it's a special weekend. i hope everybody will take just a moment and bow their heads and remember all those people who have given us so much. all the opportunities that we have in front of us came because those men and women were prepared to give everything for the united states. it's a very special weekend. pete: absolutely. the threats of their day were confronted and we have threats of our own that need to be confronted as well including the communist chinese hopefully not in a shooting war but right now whether it's viruses or cyberattacks, it's front and center. although i have got to ask you, mr. secretary, there is a bipartisan push to try to hold china accountable days after the biden administration shut down an investigation that was led by you on the origins of the virus. so, where are we on getting to the bottom of what actually happened. is there really bipartisan consensus yet? is we get there to holding the communist chinese accountable? >> i sure hope. so this has to be bipartisan. we have had hundreds of

thousands of americans killed and countless people out of work. lots of challenges all across the world, millions of people dead as a result of the fact that the wuhan virus spread from the chinese communist party's cover-up we know a lot about its origins but we don't know the answer. we need to get that answer and has to be bipartisan doing so. we have to get that answer because, if we don't, that virology lab is still up and running. it's still probably conducting the same kinds of research it was conducting that may have well led to this virus escaping from that laboratory. only the chinese communist party knows the answer, the world deserves the answers and they have to tell us, i hope there will be bipartisan push to demand and hold accountable achinese communist party. >> carley: you know speaking of china, mr. secretary. president biden's opinion of china has appeared to change and very recently you remember that moment on the campaign trail when he said that china isn't going to eat our lunch, come on,

they are great folks, folks. and now he is saying saying that china will own america by 2035. take a listen to this flip flop. watch. >> china is going to eat our lunch? come on, man. i mean, you know, they are not bad folks, folks. but guess what? they are not -- competition for us. >> i have spent more time with president xi of china than any world leader has. he firmly believes that china before the year 2035 is going to own america because autocracies can make quick decisions. carley: are they going to eat our lunch and how do we stop them from doing this with president biden at the helm. >> that a s. a strange sequence of comments it shows fundamental misunderstanding of what the

chinese communist party is. they are not going to eat our lunch. i think the american people in and when we confront them. our administration did. whether that was the tariffs we put in place. whether that was the work we did to protect the people of hong kong or whether it was the work we did when i closed the consulate in houston and kicked out a whole bunch of spies spying on americans all over our country. if this administration will simply confront the chinese communist party they understand strength. we can deter them. there is no chance america is not in decline. we need threerdz understand that and prepared to take on china. will: mr. secretary, perhaps no issue illustrates this back and forth and this flip flop than the one we started with this morning that's the investigation into the origins of covid-19. there is a change within the biden administration there is a change in tone and a change in language. a change in dr. in investigating the outcome. much like the attitude of the mainstream media. this is gone from something that has been dismissed to something that now needs a serious investigation. you, of course, were interested in investigating it for quite

some time. why ha there been a shift in focus and interest toward finding the origin of the coronavirus? >> it's really unfortunate they took the position early on that there was nothing to see here. i'm glad now that they're looking at this. i hope it's a serious investigation when they say they are giving 90 days for the intelligence community to look at this. the intention community has been looking at this for an awfully long time. i have known since spring of last year 2020 when i first spoke about this that there is enormous evidence that this he is disappeared that laboratory in wuhan. we know there were people who got sick there scientists who got sick there we know they were doing this gain of function research essentially taking viruses and making them more contagious, potentially more lethal. we know those things to be true. this administration has to get after this. i hope they will continue the work that we were engaged in. you have seen some of the folks who were working for me at the state department talk about this. this is important work. we have to know how this happened so we can make sure it never happens again. will: there are reports lara

logan has been on this news channel and said one thing we know that lab the wuhan virology lab was known to be, within the intelligence community, a bioweapons facility. now, does it lead to the conclusion that the coronavirus was a bioweapon but is it true that that lab was a bioweapons fillings known to the united states intelligence? >> what i can say for sure is this: we know that they were engaged in efforts that were conducted to the people's liberation army inside of that laboratory. so military activity being 3e678d alongside what they claim was just a good old civilian research. they refuse to tell us what it was. they refuse to describe the nature of either of those. they refuse to allow access to the world health organization when it tried to get in there that cover-up. that cover-up alone suggests that there is a lot more that we need to know and that bioactivity. this biosafety work that has to go into any lab that's engaged in this kind of viral research is something i have no confidence in whatsoever. pete: mr. secretary.

let's move onto the budget real quick because late yesterday afternoon on a friday before memorial day the biden white house released their budget proposal which is whopping $6 trillion the largest federal package since world war ii. elements of what is in it 769 billion for nondefense spending. central american countries the root cause saying love to get to you chime. in 753 billion for defense. 36 billion for climate, gun violence, transportation equity. when you look at this budget proposal, what does it tell you about joe biden's priority? >> sound like he wants to spend my kids and hopefully one day i will have grandchildren their money, too. this is enormous budget that will leave an enormous on that next generation. pieces of that you can see this, too. this is european social welfare bordering on socialism. that money that's going to go to central america. i don't know exactly what they tagged it for. we know that the crisis at the

border isn't going to be solved by tossing money at the central american countries. it simply won't work. this sounds like a smorgasbord of left wing activities that they want to underwrite with american taxpayers and make no mistake about it and in the end a middle class hardworking americans will end up being taxed to pay for this. carley: really quickly, mr. secretary. lindsey graham said that just because it's a 1.7 ingrease in defense spending, the budget as posed by president biden could make our defense department weaker. do you agree with that? do you think our defense department needs more money? >> you know, i think it needs to make sure it's using the resource it was has today. whether it need more money or not, i will leave to the folks who are professionals on the ground. make no mistake about it when you start undermining the core values of the united states military. we have seen these things where they put out advertisements, they talk more about diversity and up collusion and less about the capacity of the military to

perform its core functions, that's not about money. that's about focus and we need leaders inside our military and the commander-in-chief it department of performance mission everywhere in the world. pete: secretary mike pompeo thank you for joining us on this saturday. >> thank you all. have a great memorial day. ainsley: thank you for your service as well we appreciate it. >> thank you, carley. carley: turning to your headlines starting with a fox news alert. a mississippi highway patrol trooper is killed in the line of duty. john harris was hit by a truck during a highway traffic stop in madison county. the truck driver was not hurt. an investigation is underway. the mississippi highway patrol described harris as a, quote passionate and dedicated public servant. senate republicans blocked the plan for an independent commission on the january 6th capitol riot. republicans stabling their first filibuster since president biden took office. the final vote was 54 to 35.

just six g.o.p. senators joined democrats in support of the measure. leaving the bill short of the 60 votes needed to proceed. another joke from the biden administration falling flat but this time it was from vice president kamala harris. now, she joked about green electricity during her speech at the u.s. naval academy. take a listen. >> just ask any marine today would she rather carry 20 pounds the batteries or rolled up solar panel? and i am positive she will tell you a solar panel and so would he? >> critics quick to note solar panels still require batteries to store energy as it's collected from sunlight. those are your headlines. tapping it off with a little funny from kamala harris.

pete: oh and the cableg at the end. no one is laughing? i will laugh at my unfunny politically correct joke. can you imagine? i'm patrolling around with a solar panel just roll that solar power out. carley: seems very reliable. pete: we're learning shocking details about the man accused of kidnapping 4-year-old kach gernon. what we know about another foiled abduction same suspect that happened months earlier. and canceling memorial day? students sign a petition to end the day's federal status because of american imperialism? the video you have to see. ♪ with the dogs running ♪ saved by the sound of a been found ♪ whistle in the wind ♪ the devil went down to georgia. ♪

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will: this week we have been showing you disturbing video of 4-year-old dallas boy kach gernon being taken from his bed. and now new reports reveal the teen charged in the deadly kidnapping stalked cash's home up to 10 weeks before the time. he reportedly tried to abduct a 2 month old girl months prior. here to react. good morning, francey. first of all, this information that darren brown had been in the neighborhood perhaps proud around other homes including the home of cash gernon, how does this impact a potential trial, murder trial for darren brown? >> well, will, it's really interesting because i think the first thing that any defense attorney is going to do is try to claim that his client has some sort of a mental disease or

defect so that he is not guilty by reason of insanity. so he is going to want to get him evaluated by a psychiatrist or a psychologist to see whether he is competent to stand trial and these two prior incidents where you have the 10 weeks ahead where it looks like is he facing kach's house and the other incident in february where he tried to snatch someone else's toddler. this really looks to me like premeditation like serious premeditation like a man determined to get a child that he can then attack and kill and that is really going to be a big problem for declaring him mentally incompetent because people who are mentally incompetent can't engage from all of this kind of pre-planning. will: you know france is i you mentioned in one of the incidents chased off by the grand father of a child who it appeared he was going to be abducted chased him off with a kitchen knife. at that time the neighbor chose not to press charges now seeing what brown went on to do, he

wants to go back and press. tell our viewers, how does that work? is a victim in charge of whether or not an accused gets charges pressed? >> no. absolutely not. we saw this many years ago in domestic violence cases where women would refuse to cooperate and prosecute the cases against their domestic partners and all the states in this country changed their laws so that it no longer required victim permission. it is not the victim versus the defendant. it is the state of georgia or the state of california versus the defendant. it is the public who is prosecuting that offender it just go really illustrate a strong point and that is that we have got to take crimes against children seriously. i don't really blame this other man for not wanting to press charges. i blame the prosecutor. the prosecutor should have seen that someone trying to snatch trying to snatch a toddler. the public and other children need to be protected from him. i don't know when in this

country we are going to start taking crimes against children more seriously. unfortunately cash has paid the price for that man not being in prison. will: exactly. we seat the cost of that crime not being pursued charges in that crime not being pursued originally. francey, thank you so much for waking up with us this morning. >> thanks, will. kill. will: coming up a flight attendant is punched in the face. it's vicious. all caught on camera. what led to the fight in the sky? and job searches spike in states that cut federal unemployment benefits. goya foods ceo reacts next. ♪ ♪ as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide,

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to protecting our borders. carley? carley: all right. turning to the economy where it seems like the additional $300 a week in federal unemployment was creating a massive incentive not to work. new data from job search website indeed shows a 5% spike in job searches immediately following the end of those benefits in some states. here to react is goya foods president and ceo bob unanue. it looks like this indeed study those federal unemployment benefits were disincentivizing people to get a job. are you surprised by this? >> no. you know, this has been going on for quite a while. there has been so much money thrown at, you know, during covid. we it -- our company stayed open. we stayed working. we had the best year of our lives. i'm in texas right now. texas, florida, south dakota, also their economies have

prospered because they stayed hope. you need a reason to get up in the morning, god, family, work, school. and the government is incentivizing feel stay home. currently there is -- in texas, for example, we have lost a bunch of employees, venezuelan origin. they have taken to the border. they are incentivizing $6,300 a week to go to el paso, to go to the border and profile a lot of the venezuelans that are currently coming across the border from mexico into the united states. so, you know, costs are skyrocketing, transportation quadrupled, quintupled. wages, you know, and also at the same time find a crisis with food. you know, to replenish our stocks, products coming from outside the country especially asia, the transportation is skyrocketed from $2,000 a container to 10 to $14,000 a

container of, if you can get on the ship. carley: well, it is memorial day weekend and i was wondering how goya foods is honoring our fallen heroes and veterans on this very special will weekend. >> we have erected 125-foot flag pole and we're going to raise a 30-foot by 60-foot american flag on memorial day. we're honoring fallen marine marty gonzalez. his wife will be here, tawney. we are honoring five other recipients who gave the -- well, for those -- we are honoring those that gave the ultimate sacrifice of their lives for our lives and so for our freedom. so we are very grateful for that and we are in an existential war, i believe of good vs. evil. and, you know, darkness is the absence of light. evil is the absence of god.

and we have to -- we're in a battle to have god as the center of our lives to have his light shine upon us. that's the battle that we are in. carley: absolutely. that is a very important message. bob unanue thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you, carley. carley: all right. as we honor our heros this memorial day, some college students, well, they want the day canceled. >> i don't think memorial day should be a thing we celebrate personally. >> why not? >> i feel like it's a it u.s. imperialism and colonialism. carley: unbelievable. what's behind that anti-american sentiment. joey jones served our country. he is going to sound off after the break.

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will: this weekend the country will pay tribute to soldiers who died defending our country. carley: fox news will be live from iwo jim that live this afternoon. pete: nobody better to talk about it than our own griff jenkins who joins us there live. good morning. griff: good morning pete, will and carley and that national marine corps museum runs this monument behind me. it's the marine corps war memorial. i have got to tell you, guys, this is a very special memorial. you know, memorial day weekend is a chance for the entire country to reflect on what unites us. and that is our gratitude for the gold star families, for the war fighters that went forward and made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms you have this weekend. now, i spoke yesterday to the national park service ranger aaron loraca about this memorial here iwo jim that means to so many. he had a very moving moment of an experience he had of a

previous memorial day. take a listen to this. >> one gentleman asked if he could cross the barricade just to touch the memorial and how could i say no to that request? so, he did that. he walked up, he put his hand on the memorial. he stood there silently for a few minutes. when he turned around, he had tears in his eyes. we didn't exchange any words. he just walked away. griff: very powerful stuff. and even on a rainy gloomy day we may see folks like that coming here. and as i broadcast here from "fox news live,." this has came here to fox 21 years ago with oliver north. lieutenant colonel oliver north we produced war stories. first story was iwo jimma. we did wraps as he did the episode tags. i didn't know then until five trips later to iraq exened passing the course of invasion in iraq in 2003 and battle of mosul what that sacrifice meant the courtroom, bravery and grit

of the men and women. marines, sailors, soldiers airmen, coast guardsmen, national guardsmen. it's going to be a special day. i'm also by the way going to go here in about an hour into arlington national cemetery ryan manion the sister of travis manion sister of the marine who died in 2007. foundation that supports our military family. another guest you want to turn in and check out the commanding officer teague pastel who runs the marine barracks here in washington that is the marine corps' oldest outpost. guys? carley: all right. will: watching noon to 2:00. pete: griff, thank you so much. love it let's bring in joey jones fox news contributor and retired marine bomb tech, joey, real quick. we have a couple of to come picks. first, memorial day, i know it's something quite meaningful to you. >> no, absolutely. i would just like to challenge everyone to put a face and a name to the fact that it's

memorial day. don't let those and those who died be so ambiguous that you don't have a name and face to put with it. will: you know, joey, inside of griff's report he said something that can unite us is memorial day. apparently that's not true everywhere. at least on some college campuses. addison smith is with campus reform. he went on to college campuses and he asked students whether or not they support memorial day. can they explain what memorial day is supposed to represent and what it signifies. i think you will find the answers pretty shocking, joey. take a listen and get your response. >> i don't think memorial day should be a thing that we celebrate personally. >> okay. why not? >> i feel like it's a celebration of the u.s. imperialism and colonialism. >> i think it represents a lot of negative aspects of america and highlights something that, you know, people shouldn't necessarily be proud of. >> do you know why we celebrate memorial day? >> um, i know it's like veterans, yeah. >> do you know why we celebrate memorial day?

>> not really, no. >> to be honest, not really. >> i didn't really think this way until i got to college and i think women and gender classes and that put me on this path like yeah [bleep] the u.s. will: wow. oh my gosh. will: georgetown university washington, d.c. and joey, your reaction? >> i went to georgetown. look at me, i'm not an idiot. some people can survive. listen, here's the deal. i'm going to use an analogy that those children and just understand that age of that young man i probably fought my first war but something those children don't understand that i do. have you ever seen the movie frozen? i have a 2-year-old daughter. i watch it a lot more than i want to. there is a snowman in the movie frozen afternoon he is so stupid and ignorant to the world around him he can't wait until summer. he sings a whole song about summer and is he a snowman. he the only thing stopping that snowman from having his face melted off by the world around him is a disney princess.

that's the united states marine corps. in a loud of snowflakes falling on him all the time. and that is the freedoms that our military provides. these aren't snowflakes they are singing and dancing snow map from a disney movie but thankfully we are there to keep the snow coming and the sun at bay. that's what we do. that is who is buried in arlington and veteran cemeteries all over the country. god bless that poor little ignorant be stupid snowman for being there and being in front of the microphone and showing you ignorant he is. pete: that the most stinging indictment of olaf i have ever heard in my life. well done. carley: very well done. can i say quickly that guy who said f the u.s. he said that he never looked at the military in a negative way until he took a gender studies class in college. and that is what happens when marxist literally take over our higher education. it becomes total indoctrination. i don't even think that him feeling that way is necessarily his fault. it's what he is being fed in

college campuses. but, you also, joey, have a new fox nation special. usa ink is anow how tattoos have left their mark on history and culture. you have quite a few tattoos yourself and i hear you may or may not have gotten a new tattoo for this special. can you reveal that tattoo to us on air today right now? >> absolutely cannot. let me tell you pete hegseth is bad for my pocketbook and my skin because every time he goes to get a tattoo, i feel like i got to one up him and get one myself. i'm the tattoo guy here, come on, pete. no, listen, u.s.a. ink is a phenomenal show. we go through the entire history of tattoos in north america. unlike those children that were interviewed, people have actually fought for their right to just exist and be who they are. that's a part of our culture. but americans are so stubborn when they really believe in something they make it happen and tattoos in society are one of those things that americans just would not let go away and

then u.s.a. ink we show how tattoos go from being illegal at certain times and places to part of our culture and especially a part of our military culture. pete: for sure a huge patriotic military thread. joey jones can't wait to watch u.s.a. ink on fox nation. get exclusive con tonight events and any device and love this. if you are a veteran or active duty military. fox nation offering you a free year on the platform go to fox nation.com to sign up for free now. joey jones, thanks for being with us. he is already gone. carley: i will say thank you, guys, for having me. that's my joey impression. pete: turning now to a few additional headlines starting with a fox news alert. it. >> journalist andy ngo was chased and attacked by rioters in portland. video shows him hiding in a

motel. he was able to leave with the assistance of police and after getting medical attention. portland saw another night of unrest as yesterday marked the one year since night lid rioting began in the city and nobody has covered it more closely and better than andy. an argument gets way out of hand on a southwest flight passenger punching a flight attendant in the face. [shouting] flight attendant had two teeth knocked out. >> my gosh. >> argument was reportedly over face masks. the passenger was arrested after the flight from sacramento to san diego landed. faces a charge of felony battery. and those are your headlines. will: i don't know the cause of all of this angst, but you are seeing videos from baseball

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. pete: proud americans a group of brothers from wisconsin found a patriotic way to spend time during covid-19 making wooden flags and crosses and red, white, and blue crosses at that adam bieber is the sheriff of think within a know county, wisconsin joins me now along

with three sons will, wes and wyatt. gentlemen, all, thank you so much for being here. this is a cool story. sheriff, thank you for your service everything do you. seems you found a purposeful way to keep the boys ready during covid. >> thank you for your service as well. yeah, when covid hit, [inaudible] just won the state wrestling title [inaudible] baseball and we had to find something to do. we bought a ping-pong table and can you only play that so long. find something constructive for them to do and something patriotic. pete: very cool. william, i have one life rule i never mess with wrestlers, ever. they will put you how did you

start? >> i took a woodworking class in school but that's about it. pete: really. so who is the master craftsman of the three of you. is there one of you that's like hey, this is -- i will take it from here? >> our mom participated. pete: wait, who? >> their mom was very good. she is good at paint. very artistic. pete: the only one not in the segment gets all the credit. i see. pete: the hidden hand in the household. there she is right there. some of them have the 1776. betsy ross flag. some of them have the pledge of allegiance, others have the second amendment on it. wes, let me go to you. how has it been being a part of this project? >> it's been fun. [broken audio]

pete: good. ultimately been a lesson in business as well? >> yeah. pete: wyatt, does it beat video games or is video games still number one? >> both. >> i get it. i have kids. i have the same struggle myself for sure. but, it's a really cool way to get kids working with their hands away from video games and investing in something more meaningful. what's the response been sheriff real quick. >> people are loving it. they display it on their homes. we have made over 300 flags. almost 100 crosses and people want more and more and we are just doing it [inaudible] these guys are making a little bit of money putting away for college manage their time and money. it's been a goodway life lesson. pete: putting us to shame for the activities we tried to get

our kids to do during covid. very, very cool. you guys are lucky you may not know it but you will some day. you have a father whos that that trajectory. if you want to order visit sheriff bieber's facebook page. you might get busier as the summer comes around as the orders come flying. in bieber family mom who is not there. >> she is behind the camera. pete: always doing the work never getting the credit. sheriff, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. pete: all right. still ahead, cdc eases summer camp mask mandates vaccinated children. unvaccinated kids need to mask up. dr. saphier on the guidelines. performance from country music star cash cambel ♪ been ♪

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pete: absolutely sometimes you see a musical performance come into the show are they going to live up to it? beautiful music, beautiful shot. we are so grateful they have been with us all morning long on "fox & friends." thank you, too as well to you for being here and your pictures are coming in. will: absolutely your friends, your pictures coming in to us at friends@foxnews.com. you are remembering lost loved ones on this memorial day. here is one to start off your morning, one viewer showing this photo of a fallen marine. it's william a. zimmerman he died in lebanon of october of 1983. carley: another viewer sharing this photo of their brother navy seal kenneth j. butcher killed in action in 1983. pete: this is a photo of sergeant dillon black fox killed in action february of 2010. it's appropriate. you know, we're a morning show. we do fun, light, all the time. it's not just -- the morning of the immediate yeas and that's of course celebration of life of americans who gave for all of

us. we share in the honoring of these people and i'm proud of this show and this company the way that we do it. will: we sometimes get a little bit we think of conflict and action and loss of life and sacrifice in terms of our wars that we can easily mark in our minds and two of those that we just saw occurred in 1983. which shows you the constant risk and sacrifice that members of our military make not just in the moment that we remember easily, vietnam, world war ii. afghanistan, but this is always, this type of sacrifice, this type of risk is always on the line if you are in the military. pete: '83 beirut the barracks bombing. you are so right. i get that all the time. what about the in between space, the places we never talk about. the low level conflicts? there are americans around the globe right now in harm's way a few places we don't even know. thank you to everybody. carley: absolutely. will: big story we are following this morning, republicans declare president biden's

$6 trillion budget proposal doa, dead on arrival. carley: critics are tearing into the plan tax hikes fund 25% increase in spending. pete: lucas tomlinson joins us live in washington with more. lucas, good morning: good morning bs guys on friday before the holiday weekend biden administration unveiled $6 trillion budget the highest since world 2. house minority leader says it looks a lot like socialism. >> this is what everyone has ever warned us about. that your debt becomes so large it's more than 100 percent of your g.d.p. there is no coming back from that. this sounds like venezuela or cuba. >> to pay for the 25% increase in spending nearly $3 trillion in taxes will be levied by the administration. budget includes 36 billion for. combat gun violence and address the root causes of migration. the senate minority leader says the money would disappear into a million mediocre daydreams.

it would drown american families in debt, deficit and inflation. lindsey graham says president biden's budget dead on arrival. be serious questions about government spending. budget proposal exceeds president trump's budget request 4.8 trillion last year summers warns risk to the economy overheating due continue toflation. will: thank you, lucas. one of the conversations we have had and we have had several point last several months the embrace of the permanent pandemic the emergency measures put in place have become in many ways permanent. they set a bar that then is something that in the case of democrats is a bar they want to make permanent and meet on a continuing. pete: never let a crisis go to waste. will: exactly. we have seen that are voter suppression. measures put in place in the year of 2020 to vote. mail in balloting all need to be

made permanent or you are guilty of voter suppression. look at another one spending. james freeman he warned this is a permanent covid emergency. federal spending in the world war ii era allowed the united states to save western by imperialism. day care and electric cars other political desires. unclear what the u.s. will do in a tragic event like a world war if it truly comes again. but it does seem clear that taxpayers are being drafted to support a much larger government almost akin to a permanent covid emergency. that's what the spending represents. pete: far left which has captured the priorities of this administration believes we are in a crisis as large as world war ii in terms of climate change. so everything is justified. you have the emergency spending that came because of covid-19. now you have a 6 billion -- excuse me, trillion dollars budget proposal. carley: we wish.

pete: largest since world war ii. entire budget just 20 years ago. these are numbers can you barely -- we can't sustain the debt. we can't contain the deficits, we will have to raise taxes. there is no way you pay for it. all going on the credit card. already seeing inflation rising very rapidly. carley: i want to bring up one more thing on the budget. it does not include the hyde amendment which means as it stands right now you can use federal dollars to pay for abortions. this is something that president biden for decades was against but now we are getting sort of the president biden 2.0 the very progressive biden and that hyde amendment it's not in the budget as it stands right now. it's going to be a big issue for conservatives as we continue to talk about the budget and they work out that process. pete: for sure. there is another topic. we will keep hitting the budget more aspects and layers the lunacy is of the funding and we will break that down for you this morning. another story we have covered is in the wake of the war that

israel waged against hamas there is a wave of anti-semitic attacks. have you seen on the left from democrats not enough denunciation of the anti-semitism that's come out in this country. well, to their credit, rutgers university put out a statement denouncing anti-semitism to the student body. this is a portion of -- so far we are on track. we are saddened by and greatly concerned about the sharp rise in hostile sentiment and anti-semitic violence in the united states. recent incidents of hate directed towards jewish members of our community again remind us of what history has to teach us. tragically in the last century alone acts of prejudice and hatred left unaddressed as served as a foundation for many atrocities against targeted groups around the world. will: on the right track. thursday that is. thursday we went off track because that's when rutgers apologized for the statement that pete just read. on thursday rutgers was forced to say the following. while the intent of our message was to affirm that rutgers new

brunswick is a place where all identities can feel validated and supported the impact of that message fell short of that intention in hindsight. it's clear to us that the message failed to communicate support for palestinian members. we sincerely apologize for the hurt this message caused. speaking out against anti-semitism somehow is an offense to the palestinian community at rutgers. carley: the hurt this message caused. condemning violence somehow becomes a statement that we now need to apologize for? people, companies, colleges need to stop caving. they need to stop apologizing for when they do something, say something right just because a certain protected group of people doesn't like it. you see it all the time in corporations. they don't want the negative press and then they issue these apology statements in this particular case when you are condemning violence against the

jewish people and israel our greatest ally in the middle east, it's unbelievable. pete: pete they are taking their cuesfrom washington, d.c. remember in ilhan omar affirm we have no tolerance for that and that was even watered down not to mention anti-semitism. just hate in general don't diminish how powerful these voices pro-palestinian, which conflated by the way with pro-hamas. if you are supporting what's happening there oftentimes you are giving apology to what hamas is doing is powerful inside the democratic party today. it's scary. will: the vaccine push has pushed into some truly eye-opening territory and in fact you could say perhaps some on constitutional territory that will be found out at later date. give you update on some of the movement to get americans vaccinated. new york knicks basketball team is saying should they make the second round of the playoffs they will only be selling tickets to vaccinated individuals. here is what the knicks said in

a press release. given enthusiastic response to vaccine requirements the should they advance past round run thrickets only be sold to vaccinated. concert promoter will sell tickets to a concert, i believe is this in california it is going to be $18 a concert ticket if you are vaccinated. if you are not vaccinated that same ticket will cost you $1,000. carley: wow. you got to really want to go to that concert spending 1,000 buck once a ticket. pete: will, we were on stuart varney's program a couple of days ago. i had just watched the knicks game at home. the madison square garden full no masks crowded. i declared it's all over. look at the crowd it's all over. i was, of course, wrong. ultimately new york has the ability to take it to the next level on frankly medical discrimination, which i think is what this ultimately is.

now, based on how the knicks played last night. they won't see the second round. might be a moot point. the principle is still there. this is how we draw the line. you could potentially end up having some constitutional questions here. carley: here another thing california drowning in debt. california is launching $116.5 million give away for vaccinated californians. 50 million in cash prizes for 10 winners selected june 15th, $50,000 for winner ares on june 4th and june 11th already vaccinated? you are entered. not vaccinated, next 2 million that get fully vaccinated can also get a $50 card. i feel like i read some sort of flier or coupon that i found on the side of the road. i don't know how -- you know, my opinion on vaccine incentives has sort of evolved. i'm at a crossroads with when whole thing i know will you are

super against it in ohio though it did work. they got so many people vaccinated with that million-dollar thing. so is if it works, then why does it just get your goat? will: because i would rather americans just be persuaded by logic and reason and not by donuts. carley: or million dollars. pete: that's a thesis right there in and of itself. carley: it does seem patronizing when you are offering tickets and food. will: that was florida that concert. $18 for vaccinated. $1,000 for unvaccinated. vaccinated vs. unvaccinated isn't a class. that type of -- pete: feathery level okay opt in basketball tickets. what's underneath the surface two, tree, four months from now. school comes back in for kids, that's when it gets into the real hard bright lines that i think it's not going to be hey i

have -- you know what i mean? i have had the same feeling about it. carley: the federal government saying more companies can require people to get vaccinated and if they don't, maybe they are out of a job. have to wait and see. carley: got to turn to headlines right now. cell phone video shows the moment a west virginia state trooper is shot during a intense standoff. officers exchanged gunfire with the murder suspect barricaded in his home. police say the trooper was shot in the abdomen but was saved by his bullet proof vest. the suspect was later found dead. and a missouri -- and in missouri, two st. louis officers were shot at while trying to pull over a robbery suspect. one officer suffered a graze wound but is expected to be okay. the suspect was taken into custody. seattle mayor jenny durkan doubles down that the school district needs to help the homeless people living in encampment on school property. durkin saying quote we have had a long robust conversation with the school district.

they are a billion dollars organization with funds and resources. school officials have said it's unrealistic for them to develop a plan to support the homeless but durkin said the city is helping the district make a plan. >> that's not a real photo, is it of that tent in the middle of the intersection. do we have that last video i don't know if we can rerack it that fast. we will try. we are efforting. carley: seems like the worst place. pete: can you can't clear that last one out that we showed. there you go. right there. pete: that appears to be in the middle of arch intersection. carley: how about the homeless encampment that's in the school? i mean, imagine the safety concerns there among those parents. will: that's what i was talking about earlier with kurt when he was on the beach 4:30 in the morning california. are you alone? i hope you are alone. a bipartisan push for answers into the origins of covid-19. two congressman driving the effort from both sides of the aisle. they join us next. and country music star cash

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pete: lawmakers in congress are stepping up to demand answers over the korea gins much covid-19. 9/11 style commission to see how it got start and make sure this never happens again. here is brian fitzpatrick and new jersey democrat congressman josh gottheimer.

gentlemen, thank you both for being here. i will start with you congressman gottheimer. what hope do you have with the gavel in hand are democrats going to be motivated to make this happen? >> i think my colleagues and i all agree we need to get to the bottom of this and find out the origins of the virus and that means investigating it. obviously the president took steps this week to order the intelligence agencies to report back in 90 at as to report on what they "fox news sunday" find in wuhan. take every step humanly possible to get to the answer of this. pete'sth. pete: representative fitzpatrick do you believe this will be a 9/11 style blue ribbon all access i feel like this raises to that type of level. do you anticipate that or could it be watered down? >> we have to make it happen, pete. that's the bottom line. 3.5 million lives lost. $30 trillion in are economical

losses. this can't be swept under the carpet. and the thing that i think is really important, pete. and i know you guys are focusing in on there on your network. the onus ought to be on china to prove natural convergence not on the rest of the world to disprove it much easier to proof finding the host species that's where it came from than trying to find a smoking gun that can only survive institute of virology complete lockdown all the evidence wiped. that's the trajectory this conversation needs to be on. accountability. a lot of things can do poet stripping them of their immunity. there is a lot of things we can do and we have got to do it. pete: there hasn't been as large of a bipartisan as some have wanted on being real forceful with china. could this be -- if it is revealed that it did -- that it did come from that lab in wuhan whether it was intentional or not, will there be appetite for democrats to bring real consequence to the communist

chinese? >> i think you need to have very strong accountability. i will tell you brian and i have been working on this for more than a year now in this effort is bipartisan the problems caucus we both co-chaired. got behind this effort. democrats and republicans because i think as brian said we lost so many lives. i'm here in northern new jersey. some people lost so many lives affected. so many businesses. you know, we can't let this effort be dwarfed by any politics frankly, you know, so we must get to the bottom of it i think we owe it to the people we represent and to the country all lives lost hold accountable. accountable made this point clearly. china owes an answer to the world of what happened and the bottom line is when we find out if they were responsible then we have got to hold them accountable on all fronts. pete: representative fitzpatrick real quick only have 10 seconds. will this get a vote. >> it has to. we will put it before our

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again this morning. there is a lot to take away where the money is being spent, how it is or is not being paid for when you look at $6 trillion, when you look at that budget, what jumps out at you? >> well, what jumps out at me is the fact that this is the best day of my life because this budget comes directly from the north pole. santa claus has come to town and it isn't even december yet. i can't tell you how excited i am. it's like going through the catalog and saying i want one of everything and by golly i get it this is just terrific for people. if you love government and you really think that the government will spend your paycheck better than you will, and if you honestly believe that government will not only spend your paycheck but that they will do it so much for efficiently and effect tialy than you could ever spend your own money, what's not to love because this is in essence the everything i have ever wanted budget. free everything. and it's a 25% increase in

spending. i don't know how many americans are spending more than 25% than they spent last year. but i bet it's not that many. but now the government is going to do it for you. >> isn't that great? what's not to love, guys? don't be so cynical. carley: no money for a border wall. the fox news poll showed 5% of the country now supports the border wall they don't feel it's as evil as it was under the trump administration no. border wall funding and budget clearly shows the interest of biden and the biden administration because of that. >> carley, you surely heard that the border is closed so says the department of homeland security secretary. it's closed. there's no problem down there. it's all wonderful, and the press certainly believes that because that's the way they report it. so why would we need to spend money on some stinkin' border wall when we don't even have a border problem? certainly not a crisis, and the

person in charge of it, the vice president, going on three months hasn't been there yet so there is nothing to see here let's mo along. >> nothing to see here just free universal pre-k, frew university college and free everything as you said. >> free everything. santa biden i think that can work. pete: governor real quick we would be remiss if we didn't ask you this memorial day how you look at and view this precious and sacred day. >> pete, as grateful as i am for the holiday and the opportunity to be with family and do the backyard things that some of us love to do, we better remember why we have this holiday, why we have this country. my little grandson, who is now 8 years old, when he was just not quite 4, went to memorial service out at the national cemetery with his grandmother and he saw these people in uniform. he said who are they? he was at that age where everybody was into super heroes and she said, hulk, those are

the real super heroes. those men and women in the union form. they are super heroes and they are real super heroes. you know, to this day this kid has never forgotten that. when he sees anyone in the military he always says those are the super heroes. i think we should never forget who the real super heroes of this country are and, pete, let me salute you for being one of those super heroes that helped keep the rest of us free. god bless you and thank you for what have you done for our freedom and our country. pete: we all think of people today. governor mike huckabee delivering as always what a great way to put it real super heroes that will resonate with my 5-year-old when i get home. i will use it thank you, governor, i appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: all right, this morning we continue to pay tribute to the fallen men and women of our armed services. up next talk to taya kyle wife of american hero chris kyle as she marks eight years since his death.

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force song. very generous of them to cross services. live from the national museum of the marine corps in triangle, virginia. will: we have been listening to the quintet all morning long and will continue here on "fox & friends." it's hard to believe it's been 8 years since the tragic death of u.s. hero and navy marksman chris kyle. pete: kyle whose life was chronicled in the oscar winning field "american sniper" served honorably before returning home wounded veterans. are his life was cut short by a fellow service member who was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. carley: left behind wife taya and two young children. here with her message of remembrance is the widow of chris kyle taya kyle. it is so good to be talking to you, seeing you this morning. luckily a lot of our viewers do know chris' story. so, tell us how you are remembering him and all the

other fallen veterans on this memorial day. >> yeah, thank you for having me. you know, i remember with chris we would go to a cemetery on memorial day even if it was one where we were out of state or out of the city where we knew people who were buried there we would go and pay our respects to people who served and died and then we would sit over grave sites of our friends who died, too. say a pray for their families hug each other and then we gold out and celebrate the freedoms that they died for. i know chris felt strongly that it's not just a super happy day all day you have to take that minute to remember but after that he would want that -- they would want that we would go out and celebrate. and enjoy our freedom. pete: at a a do you think americans are sufficiently remembering today and sufficiently guarding those freedoms that your husband gave his life for just as one who lives that sacrifice?

>> you know, i think that there are a large number of people who are doing that i'm a big believer in freedom of religion not freedom from it. and i think the more people try to constrict our rights, the more there is a surge in people who are buying the bible and finding god. one nation under god. my business partner and i have collections where we have a whole jewelry line that is centered on freedom of religion and wearing it and accessing it. so i feel like, yes, there is a segment of the population who really is focused on using those freedoms. will: that's such a great description of how you and chris spent your memorial day earning your celebration in essence. earning that beer in the backyard, earning that good time. you know, chris' situation was unique. so many people knew his story. so many people knew about chris and as such we have seen images of his memorial service at at&t stadium with the cowboys play. thousands and thousands of people along the highway as well.

remembering chris. tell us what that felt like because for many other military families who have lost someone else, they don't get quite that same level of remembrance and so today is that day for them as well. >> yeah. and i appreciate you bringing that up because i felt this way, chris felt this way at the time. i still feel this way. "american sniper" was never just our story. it was everyone's story whether they served 20, 30, 0 years ago american warrior the dynamic of the family is the same. i think large reason why there was such an outpouring in his death. like you said, the highways and freeway was were lined with people paying their respects. i know it was for chris and his humble nature and i also believe that it was for all people who served. he was this representative of your everyday guy who showed up and gave it his all for the rest of us i think that's part of the reason why there was such an

outpouring and i hope that other people who have lost a loved one in the fight see that and know that that was for them, too. carley: absolutely. what a beautiful message there at a a how do you feel about the direction this country is going right now? we are so divided and a lot of it is happening in schools where kids are being taught that the country is systemically racist and our founding fathers were racist and figures that shouldn't be celebrated? >> you know, i am a big believer that education really happens at home. and school is supposed to teach the academics but school isn't supposed to teach -- the teachers are not responsible for teaching our kids our morality, our ethics, whether or not we are racist. our belief in god. that has to be at home. we cannot farm that out. so every time i hear people really concerned about what schools are doing i try to encourtroom them are you pouring into the children yourself. are you doing it for your open children, your nieces, your nephews, your children's friends? it's up to us not the schools to

teach the kids our belief system and our love for other people. so, i think there is a narrative out there but i think most people in this country are good people and we just need to do a better job of teaching our kids at home. pete: it's an important reminder before you point at somebody else point it back at yourself are you doing enough to pour. in and certainly a weekend to start is memorial day weekend. taya kyle, god bless you. >> thank you. will: turning now to a few additional headlines. the man accused of shooting three people in times square earlier this month is extradited from florida back to new york. police say farrakhan mohammed fled to florida with his girlfriend after the shooting. he was arrested at mcdonalds near jacksonville facing multiple charges including attempted murder and reckless endangerment. two women and 4-year-old girl were hurt in the shooting. police believe mohammed was trying to shoot his brother but hit bystanders in the process. and a florida school board is revising language in equity

statement. a portion of the palm beach county board statement said the district was committed to dismantling structures rooted in white advantage. the poured voted to change the language after parents spoke out saying the language was divisive. we have been talking about this newly released radar footage that reportedly shows several ufos swarm ago navy ship. film make maker jerry my corbell claims it was captured in 2019. a lot of ufo videos we see is grainy and not clear so says pete hegseth. i asked ufo expert nic pope why we don't get clear images. here's what he said. >> i'm convinced that there are crystal clear videos and photographs that the united states government has and i would not be surprised if some better imagery emerges in the run up do this report from dni to congress. will: there you have it. pope says he expects better

video to be released in the next month. what are you drying over there. pete: i need a high res something that looks like this maybe i will believe. this -- grainy radar photo is not going to get me. will: you are not going to believe me until that dude stares you on the face. carley: pete's version of an alien is smiling. that's what we all hope for. pete: right. happy alien. carley: turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth with our fox weather forecast. hey, rick. do you believe in aliens? >> well, probably. but i mean at some point just do it already. we have been since i was a little kid we have been talking about ufos. if you are really there just come on. present yourself, show yourself and let us know what we are dealing with. carley: best take i have heard all day. pete: hurry up already. rick: let's move on from this one. let's talk weather. the unofficial start of summer. here you go. not really, 46 degrees in minneapolis right now.

48 in chicago. 47 in new york. you get the idea. it is really cold. that cold air is going to stick with us for tomorrow. gets a little bit better on monday. we do have precipitation we are worried about. down across parts of the southeast why are going to be looking pretty good. it's the northeast where we have a lot of moisture coming in and then we also have some pretty big storms across parts of texas. this moisture in the northeast, get ready. it doesn't really go anywhere until maybe later in the day on monday. so you can scavage a little bit of monday out. temperature-wise, take a look at this really cool across parts of the northeast and great lakes. warm out west see the heat build in parts of california, florida obviously you are still warm. take a look at this. going to tomorrow and into the day on monday, and we have got temperatures that are going to be feeling way below average. 66 only in kansas city. guys, we have that new squeeze back there for fox weather and i didn't know i could be in front of it. that confused me. i have a little green screen. will: you pulled it off.

rick: thanks. will: well done, rick, thank you. pete: i tried to make my alien look mean but he looks weirder. summer camp mask mandates for kids by cdc. unvaccinated kids still need to mask up. dr. nicole saphier says the agency is covering up their own hypocrisy. ♪ on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because a quality night's sleep is scientifically proven to help boost performance. introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. the only bed that effortlessly adjusts to both of you. proven quality sleep, is life-changing sleep.

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surf camp if you are vaccinated you don't have to wear a mask indoors or outdoors. they needed to do it because these guidelines that they put out completely contradicted post vaccination guidelines. they said if you are vaccinated you don't have to wear a mask. yet if you are in a summer camp you do. that didn't make sense. that got pushback. they also said if you are not vaccinated you have to still continue distancing and wearing mask. if you actually read the fine detail of their guidance they say yenry when you are outdoors you don't need to wear a of course that. yeah, no, we know that. but thank you for catching up. but they are still kind of hedging on whether kids should be wearing masks outside or not. the truth is they list all the data show shows you don't need to be wearing masks outside vaccinated or not. the reason as a physician i'm very frustrated right now all of a sudden the cdc has turned into opinion think tank. i went into evidence because i like objective findings it's

either there or not. you follow the science and read the data. you can't cherry pick what you want to do. when they mentioned that outdoor risk of transmission is up to 10%. the author of that study came and said you are misinterpreting that data. it's the cdc they can't misinterpret. they need to get it right. will: because people's behavior changes. people follow the cdc you pointed out opinion think tank pieces a walk the streets of new york, dr. saphier, i see children at playgrounds masked up. they weren't by the way doing that month ago. this the is kind of thing by the way you are pointings out appropriately in your appropriately titled book panic attack which is out now. tell us about that. >> will, it's quite timely that my book came out throughout the course of this pandemic i saw the hypocrisy and hysteria that continues with everything. science is being weaponized. it was being used by politicians. to affect people's behavior. but then all of a sudden you started seeing even like something as boring as

hydroxychloroquine, a medication that's been around for decades turned into this massive scandal that caused each some of the best journals to have to retract papers because they were using faulty data. for me, you know me will, i say facts over fear and rather than living in this perpetual state of fear with lockdowns and face masks if i can put for the the data and put forth the truth and show you what happened people can move forward. we also talk about we explore the theories of the viral origin the cover-up by the communist party and how the world health organization seemed to be compromised throughout this entire process. will: no doubt decision making behavior driven by fear. hopefully your book "panic attack" can help cut through that with a little bit of science and reason to get us back with that kind of normal. dr. saphier, good to talk to you this morning. thank you. up next,medal of honor recipient david bellavia air and sea show

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back the true spirit of memorial day. it's a lot more than just a barbecue and people going out to buy mattresses or first day of summer if you live up north. there is over a million people that have given their lives for our freedom and the holiday was designed to say thank you to those people and pay tribute and we decided we should create the signature event here in the country to be able to just that. carley: looking at video of past air and sea shows. you can see how action-packed this event is and right in miami beach, florida. i want to be where you guys are staff sergeant, you received the medal of honor in 2019. you are also going to be honored at this weekend's festivities. tell us what this weekend means to you. memorial day means to you and also what this event means to you. >> it really should be the weekend that we eat turkey and gravy and mashed potatoes this should be america's thanksgiving. we should be thankful that

america can still produce warriors that are willing to sacrifice. you know, the men and women that are behind me represent that next generation willing to stand up and face any threat and southern florida, miami beach in particular. what an incredible community coming together just -- this is everyone in this community with all the branches of service. we had a tuskegee airman yesterday come out, you know, flew in three different combat operation. three different wars. now, this is our d.n.a. this is in our pedigree as americans. on this weekend we consider it very holy and want to remind people that you know, america is still the shining city on the hill and is worthy of any sacrifice and the men and women who made that ultimate sacrifice they are worthy of our respect every day of the year. carley: absolutely. this event has it all got chair chutes fly byes. i'm sure it's kind of a piece to put together. what made you want to do this. >> well, it's a

multi-dimensional jigsaw for sure. the hyundai air and sea show best our military has to offer five services as well as homeland security. it's not the serial numbers on the planes or tail numbers on the planes as exciting all of that will be. it's really the social security numbers of the people here in our country that are sacrificing for us currently and then all those that really did give their lives. there are so many kids that don't have parents and parents that don't have kids and how do you not say thank you that we all have the right to live the freedoms that we have currently. carley: absolutely. well, staff sergeant david bellavia. thank you so much for all you have done for this country. we cannot thank you enough. and micky, thank you for putting together this great event. i'm sure a lot of people are going to have a lot of fun in miami beach and also remember the reason for this weekend and memorial day to come on monday. thank you both so much. >> thank you for having us. carley: all right. don't go anywhere. we are live. we have a live performance from

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marines have you in their sites, that is the quantico, god bless america live from the national museum of the marine corps in triangle, virginia. they've been with us all morning long on this memorial day even even as we spend the weekend recognizing those who have given so much, those who did not run away from danger and those who gave the ultimate sacrifice, remember them all weekend long. we are asking you to send your loved ones to share with us and the nation who are remembering on this day. ashley: dudley walker walton, lost all his men on the submarine in october. another viewer sharing a photo of first lieutenant colby who was killed in action in iraq in may of 2007.

>> naval aviator lieutenant gary john mayer killed in action in 1968 during what would have been his final mission before returning home, that picture and story encapsulate what this weekend and monday is all about. everybody wants to come home at the end of omission. the people who sign up for the military are willing to not for our freedom and the benefits we have been afforded, 645,000 men and women, our countrymen, americans, have died since world war i, they pay the ultimate sacrifice. ashley: one final mission is dangerous as the first and they walk out every day and we will continue to bring pictures all morning long. the story we have been following, republicans and democrats working across the aisle to hold the communist chinese accountable.

ainsley: two bills address covid 19 and allow victims families to sue china. >> lucas tomlinson joins us with more on the bipartisan push. >> many lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want to see china pay because of images done because of the pandemic. >> i will take to this everywhere, china those in answer to the world what happened and when we find out, if they were responsible, we've got to hold them accountable on all fronts. >> brian fitzpatrick and connor lamb introduced the international outbreak prevention act calling for families of coronavirus victims to be able to sue china with strict and sovereign immunity from beijing and other countries that intentionally misled the international community on the outbreak. the maiden emergency preparedness act established a 9/11 style bipartisan commission

to investigate how the pandemic started. a response by 5 americans and 5 democrats, us officials say china's refusal to assist in the origin of the coronavirus spurred the biden administration to celebrate the declassification of intelligence about its origins. i flew to the air force academy with general mark millie to the chinese cover of a lack of transparency on the investigation. >> you had a fascinating interview, you use a phrase i have been dancing around, this hasn't evolved and hopefully will not evolve into a shooting war. what went down, in fall of 2019, is so important for the world to know that what happened after that is something maybe just short of direct conflict not just with the united states of america but the entire world, 3 million plus people have died in

the chinese covered of the origins of that, the truth needs to be told, the truth needs to be discovered and the pursuit of that truth may lead to a more direct conflict. i'm not suggesting it evolved into the phrase you use earlier, a shooting conflict, but the chinese have a vested interest in making sure no one knows the truth, not just americans but the world deserves what went down in wuhan. >> i'm tempted to say the cover-up is worse than the crime except the crime killed 3.5 million people on the globe and growing the cover-up, at this point, all the evidence from stopping domestic travel to providing international travel to giving them access to providing no proactive proof of natural causes, they had it. if they had the ability to cover their sticks they would share that information and they have not and the way they abuse the world health organization to

their advantage, this is a moment we we can't find bipartisan consensus in washington fully, 9/11 style blue ribbon commission and there is nothing washington is capable of doing with this level of impact on every american's life. ainsley: republicans have been saying all along, when i first sat down, there was a virology lab in an and everybody was saying it was an old transfer and maybe you should look into the virology lab studies coronavirus is that is known to have shoddy work what democrats didn't want to hear it, they said it was a conspiracy theory, that it was racist, finally democrats and republicans are jumping on board, appear finally on the same page, getting to the source. >> trump said it so it had to be wrong, you don't -- don't want to believe that is as deep as it

goes but doctor nicole sector fire -- doctor nicole saphier talked about it, facebook blocked it. a scary alternative universe we lived in for a long time here we are now 15 months later, maybe trump was right. >> president biden's flip-flop on china has been breakneck. look at where he was a few months ago. >> come on, man, they are not bad folks, folks but competition for us. >> i spent more time with president xi of china than any world leader has to. he firmly believes china is going to own america. because autocracies can make quick decisions. >> welcome to the party.

>> they are going to kill me but you talked about holding china accountable. i feel bad for the guy, what happened with john sina, didn't know the implications of apologizing, sorry for the taiwan comment, there is such a hyperfocus on china unleashing this on the world but hollywood business is so interconnected and i don't know if businesses are ever going to put those american lives for back of a better term - or the money. will: our economy is so intertwined with china they can easily by our silence. each and every one of us, has to

ask the same question, how much is enough, how many capabilities, how much of an improvement in the material quality-of-life, compromising our principles and who we are. ainsley: all the airlines that don't list taiwan in a drop-down box of countries because they don't want to anger china. will: when are we going to listen to the chinese communist party when they say by 2050 we want to be the most dominant power in the globe militarily, economically, culturally, and doing it right now under our noses and falling for it. this is a moment we put a halt to it because the implications, if that is not an act of god, something more insidious than that a lot of ramifications to bring to bear. ainsley: it will take more countries to do the same thing. will: job searches end us unemployment checks. take a look at this, 24 states

eliminated federal extended unemployment benefits, states that are seeing a rise in people searching for jobs. ainsley: it was indeed.com without a 5% spike in job searches in states that have gotten rid of the unemployment benefits and the glory of foods president and ceo who was on with us said government is incentivizing people to stay home and this is proof of it. >> this is been going on for quite a while, so much money during covid. we had the best year of our lives. i'm in texas, texas, florida, south dakota prospered because they stayed open, needed a reason to get up in the morning. the government is incentivizing people to stay home.

will: 24 states, already states. look at the list on the sheet. it shows 50/50, you have 25, summer blue, purple, ultimately it is a reflection of the way you view the world, templer every supplemental to help people through the shutdown the government imposed on them or the opportunity we talked about to extend the pandemic to a dependency culture where you have universal basic income, pay people to stay at home, don't need an excuse or search for a job, extend unemployment benefits, put on the credit card, $1.8 billion deficit, you see that reflected in the budget they are pushing, it is common sense. if we are reopening and cdc says everything is you are not pulling is that back maybe you want to stay and we are a nation

divided. pete: people with no interest in working. turning to a few additional headlines illegal immigrant christian rivera found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2018 killing of i college student molly tibbetts faces life without parole and ted williams joined us earlier to weigh in. >> this man was a cold-blooded killer, he should not have been in this country. >> they were quick to downplay his migrant status. the associated press, cnn and all the others calling him a simple farm worker. former space force commander fired for criticizing marxism inside the pentagon said his

remarks had no political basis. >> marxist ideology is not a partisan political issue. because it is antithetical to america's founding philosophy. will: lieutenant colonel matthew lowmeyer was moved from duty after criticizing marxism on a podcast. the military is investigating whether he violated -- wonder if it goes one way. a group of brothers from wisconsin found a patriotic way, the beaver family makes wooden flags and red, white and blue, they made 300 flags. earlier in the show we asked who the master craftsman was in the group. wait, who? >> it was very good. very artistic.

>> the only one not in the segment. many of them are traditional, many are old, 13 stars, many of the flags, also donate some to local nonprofits and veteran groups. i missed that and given a lot of it to charity as well not to mention mom was on a camera. >> president biden $6 trillion spending spree is the most and world war ii. wesley hunt accuses the white house of stealing from the next generation. he is next plus homeless activists harassed democrat officials in los angeles for cleaning up in encampment. lawrence jones on the ground with america's homeless, he will react as well coming up. delici. but your stomach doesn't. that disagreement ends right now. lactaid ice cream is the creamy, real ice cream you love that will never mess with your stomach. lactaid ice cream.

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spending since world war ii and one controversial item is more than $800 million, rather than opening on the border it self. wesley hunt, this is a reflection of priorities. >> let's think about this. we are back to back world war champions. and and of clear push toward socialism and president biden wants us to rely more on the government than ourselves.

and what we ask the nations is not go to war, small businesses that were lost, children not in school injustice we are entering recovery you want to burden us with more taxes and spending in a state of hyperinflation. forget the cost of gas, forget the cost of corn and other commodities. putting the money back into the hands of the taxpayer and the bleeding has got to stop. to take back the house in 2022. pete: you may be possibly have some information about that shortly too but i got to ask, you just laid out there are 24 states getting rid of the supplemental unemployment, why would states not be removing it at this point if we are moving through covid and want people back to work? >> it is the push toward

socialism and forcing the american public to rely more on the government than ourselves. in texas we don't have that problem. if you incentivize somebody to not work they are not going to do that. you talk about discharging to our credit card for the future, this is not what the country is about, it is about the working man, providing services to the nation, in those states that really want us to recover will incentivize us to work. pete: we filmed modern warriors special airing tomorrow night on the fox news channel. an honor to spend time with you and 3 other amazing american patriots. >> what i loved is you have four

veterans we've not met before but sat down like i've known these guys for 20 years and talk about those we lost in the sacrifices made for every american, this is not a blouse black america or white america but people who died for all americans. to be part of modern warriors, and what we can get back to. >> it was special to be here. imagine what will sell it when editors make a sound smart too. >> it is great. might folks get a special announcement for you tomorrow night? >> i make a special announcement about the future and this is about taking back the house in 2022, by honoring those who made

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reynolds. good morning to you. tell us about this race and what we can expect. >> good morning to you guys, this is the longest race we run on the schedule, over 4 hours of racing, what makes it so tough is the transaction they will go through. and you have to make changes to the car to keep it up, we see guys that run really well in the beginning that fade and vice versa, guys that show up once we get to the nighttime. pete: i've seen you say there is a push to shorten races for schedule purposes but there are three races that should not be shortened under any circumstances and this is one of them. why?

>> it really is, we have to look across tradition, bid being here for four decades, there are three races that we have a run from these amount ofs and need to leave well enough alone and that is the daytona 500, the southern 500 on labor day weekend and the coke 600 and charlotte on memorial day weekend. talking to a lot of fans, none of them say we need to shorten those races. >> you have a big set of festivities to make the race special, we will be checking it out, it gets a little tired, larry mcreynolds, thank you. >> have a great memorial day. pete: fox super 6 apps giving you a chance to win clint bowyer's money and a brand-new camping harvey, download the

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>> thank you. it is always great to be here, thanks to everybody out there from the nashville family, happy memorial day weekend. what better way to serve up a great weekend with mistakes, i show you how to get the steaks smoked to perfection and see of them up. steaks that we are going to smoke today whether you do a t-bone, fillet, new york strip or tomahawk steak, pick your favorite steak seasoning, today we did some kosher, black pepper and garlic powder and put it on the master bill gravity series, pick one of these up at home depot or walmart, set the grill to 225 degrees, smoke your

stakes. you want steaks to get a good juice for about an hour. put the steaks to 110 degrees, corn, mac & cheese, asparagus, baked beans on the bottom, and entire meal at the same time, smoking the steaks at 225 for one hour getting internal temperature to 110 and show you how to steer it. >> we are going to put them on for 60 seconds on each side. will: beautiful. >> how was your steak? pete: what is happening here? two plates here. will and carly are amazing and you have this. carley: we shouldn't be rude, we

should dive in and eat. you should try your self. >> so happy. a little bit that he always wants a lot of meat. >> tomahawk? >> for memorial day weekend there is nothing better than charcoal flavor, smoke flavor, get your self a grill, people in walmart to grab one of these for tomorrow or monday, smoke your steak, 225 degrees, then grill 700 degrees, took about 3 minutes ago from 225 to 700 so you could get the internal temperature of the memorial day

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common marxist roots. they all create supposedly of victimizers and victims pitting one against the other based on lies. todd: tensions running high the school board meeting in texas where some criticize the superintendent for allegedly pushing critical race theory on to their students and into their classrooms. mother you just heard is tracy jenkins a, a mother of 3 along with a mother of 4 and telling anil, a mother of one. we heard you very passionate there at the school board meeting, tell me what you are standing against in that moment. what you see in your children's education? >> my children don't go to that school system, we would've to send them there but they don't share our values because of things like radical race theory. they teach children to be upset with race. it is very divisive.

it forces kids to focus on things like micro-aggression and divides based on race. you are either a victim or victimizer. will: you opted to keep your children out of the fort will school the school district. one thing i see from those who push back on what you are standing against, do you understand what critical race theory is? what do you understand critical race. to be? how it is impacting education? >> i did have kids for 7 years, not just critical race theory but ideology that seems to be infiltrating our schools and indoctrinated into our students and crt has come along, taking the focus off of education. the goal is to educate and not indoctrinate. crt is doing just that, teaching our children to continue to be

divisive, not seeing unity but divisive in us in pointing out the race of children and causing some to be oppressors and some to be oppressed. pete: it is not limited to race. we put it out, it is dividing people into oppressed and defining systems based on that dynamic so what can a person do? what can a parent do in that environment? >> it starts in the home, we need to teach kids we are judging them based not on the color of their skin but the content of their character. we need to get back to basics that are men are created equal and to unite us as the human race, the ability to be a schoolteacher in public and private school for many years and have the privilege to encourage our students to appreciate and celebrate the differences and it is important

to note we are not negating the imprints of teaching our nation's history. it is important we look at the civil rights movement and dissect the words of martin luther king and ask hard questions like what does it look like when someone judge someone based on the color of their skin rather than the content of their color -- character. crt the best way to heal the human race at this time? >> we believe it is not. it was focused on every sin america committed while disregarding all of the strides that it made and all it has accomplished. it teaches children to hate themselves because of their skin color, hate the values they are raised with and hate their country. not producing any good whatsoever. >> not just what crt is but how it is affecting children, as an educator, parent and parent of the school district out of that school districts, appreciate you telling us your experience.

reached out to the fort worth school district for comment and are waiting to hear back. carley: this in los angeles letting homeless people back into echo park after democratic city councilman spent two months and $1 million cleaning it up. a group of progressive activists are furious and calling on councilman mitch farrell to resign thing he forcibly displaced 200 homeless people. here to react is enterprise reporter lawrence jones. you've seen this issue so many times, what is your reaction to the situation in los angeles, where they cleaned up his park and letting people back into it after spending all that money, time and effort? >> it is consistent with the recording we have been doing here on "fox and friends". i've said many times in many of

these cases, those that are on the ground have one mission on the street. to get mental health treatment and housing and in many cases they rejected they don't want the curfew or drug policy, they prefer to stay in their tent and you have elected official trying to clean up the area and no, no, it is not humane, just keep them on drugs, where there is trafficking needles everywhere, overdoses every single day. the elected official, it is not compassionate to keep people on drugs. >> what is the goal of these

homeless activists. usually when you are an activist you are trying to get the situation better for the person that keeping these people on the streets when they are being provided another alternative, another form of housing doesn't seem like they are very good activists advocating for homeless people. >> i think they are activists for lawlessness. you cannot believe in the safety and rehabilitation of these folks if you want to keep them out on the street. they have addictions. a lot of these folks check in and wants to be back on the street but it should be an activist trying to push them in the right direction but not allowing folks to hit the breaking point and that is why they can't get off the street, you get 3 meals a day and drugs needles and decide to offer those, give you drugs on the street to rehabilitate yourself

if you do owe the, you are not helping them reach the breaking point so they can make a turn and these activists, many of them kids my age in the long run. >> we talked about her activists, politicians and all these people at the residents being affected by this as well. a tough situation to live around this. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. live performance from country star cash campbell coming up. ♪♪

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