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>> real disposable income keeps falling. >> we are on the front end of a recession. >> first pick in the 2022 draft the jacksonville jaguars select trayvon walker, linebacker, georgia. >> brian: all right. we got a fox news alert. not good news, u.s. marine veteran is found killed on the battle field in ukraine. >> ainsley: russian attack continues overnight with missile strikes in and around the capital city. here we go again, of kyiv. >> steve: matt finn is on the ground in the western portion of the country in lviv. good afternoon, matt. >> good morning to you guys. here in this country ukraine, russia launched a widespread wave of missile attacks last night in kyiv. to the west of kyiv. also towards the north in belarus and in the city of odesa in the south. here in lviv, we are under an air raid alert for about an hour last night as well.

it's worth noting that earlier this week on monday, ukraine's national railway reported five missile strikes near train tracks shortly after the u.s. secretary of state and secretary of defense used trains while visiting ukraine. now another series of missile attacks last night after the u.n. secretary general antonio gutierrez toured the destruction around kyiv yesterday. >> the war absurdity in the 21st century. the war is evil. there is no way a war can be acceptable in the 21st century. look at that. >> gutierrez spoke with slens and t. failed to prevent and end this war which he calls a great source of disappointment and anger. meanwhile president biden is asking congress for $33 billion for a crack down on putin's oligarchs. and an american is now among the

dead here in ukraine. 22-year-old veteran willie joseph cancel died fighting along sz ukrainian forces. he leaves behind his wife and 7-month-old son. her wife says his husband was a hero and all she wants is for him to come home and be given a proper burial. the marine appears to be the first u.s. citizen to die in this war. back to you guys. >> brian: a couple of things. what about the symbolism of the u.n. secretary general meeting with vladimir putin the day before and then comes to kyiv and they bomb the city? i mean, what does that say about the quality of their meeting and what does it say about vladimir putin's quest for some type of cease-fire? >> yeah. our understanding is that the u.n. secretary general remained in kyiv last night. he didn't high tail it out of there. you know, as we reported, there is a lot of suspect timing all these missile strikes shortly after our american diplomats were here and now this major city, the capital city of kyiv

was bombed while you had the u.n. secretary general there, brian. >> ainsley: what do you know about this, he is so young, he is a corrections officer. he signed up to work for a private military contracting company and is he killed wily joseph cancel. he leaves behind a 7-month-old baby? >> yep. our understanding was he was a corrections officer in the state of kentucky. and then he signed up with the third party agency that was employing him here in ukraine. he just had a 7-month-old child. his wife said that he was a hero and she feels like it was his calling to come over here and assist the ukrainians. ainsley. >> so sad. >> steve: no kidding. matt, thank you very much. regarding wily joseph cancel who was killed over there, they still have not recovered his body. the guys he was working with, as matt just detailed he was working for a private military contracting firm. they haven't found his body but they are trying. the men with him said it was either grab his body or get

killed. that's one of the things his widow has now said she just wants him home. >> >> ainsley: she said he had aspirations of being a police officer or joining the fire department here in new york. he was -- she said i didn't expect to be a widow at 23 years old and our son to be without a far. all i want is for him to come home and give him a proper burial. >> brian: case with the good guys in terms of the russians. you know how the ukrainians are able to i can 'up the intercepts and the communications among ukrainian troops. it turns out in one of the intercepts, the russian soldiers admitting we lost 25,000 have been killed in just two months. in just two months. it's another intercepted phone call that reveals the damage done. we thought 20,000 was high. 25,000 let alone the countless wounded in a war they totally chose many of which didn't even know they were getting into. >> ainsley: would end in two days allegedly.

>> brian: the reason why this is financed by the russians is because of their oil and gas. more good news, the -- now that they took the gas away from poland and bulgaria already moves to fortify them and germany who is getting 55% of its natural gas from moscow and about 80% of their oil and gas is now knocked it down about 20% and they are prepared to live life without natural gas and oil of russia and they are going to other areas. all the things we have been trying to push that trump was pushing for them to get off russian oil and gas. why are we watching your back if you are going to be susceptible to their crack pipe of oil and gas, they will be able to shut it off when you need it most. now they have finally woken up to that if you shut off the oil and gas revenue for vladimir putin again miss plays its hand, i mean, they are not going to be able to finance this thing for a few more months. >> steve: yeah, the oligarchs in russia won't be able to prop him up for how long? the oligarchs were a topic yesterday. the president went to the

roosevelt room there in the west wing. and he announced that the united states is going to be providing $33 billion worth of more stuff for ukraine, which they desperately need. there is the president going in. the way it works is he's going to stand and make prepared comments and he's going to read off a script and/or a teleprompter. apparently yesterday was the first day for a new staff member at the white house because somebody put in to his teleprompter a word that regarded the oligarchs that joe biden simply could not say and so he laughed it off. watch this. >> i'm also sending to congress a comprehensive package of that will enhance our underlying effort to accommodate the russian oligarchs. we're going to accommodate them. we're going to seize their yachts, luxury homes and other i will begotten gains of putin's

aut -- yeah. ata -- the guys kleptocracy. but these are bad guys. >> steve: that's a bad word to read in the teleprompter. what happened here on our tv show, most of the program is unscripted but we will have these teases and we will have these entries and if there is a hard word, particularly, you know, because the teleprompter will break it down differently. or if there is a name that we have never seen sometimes they will spell it out phonetically. for them to put that word they could have used a different word. so the president could have described the same thing. but they put that word in there. and as you saw he just stalled out. >> ainsley: senator tom cotton tweeted out alarming, everyone on twitter is talking about this. the town hall shared a clip of it. the caption was biden's brain just broke again. of the blaze says biden's brain stops working in middle of

speech. "washington times" says joe biden struggling to say kleptocracy which is ironic since his family literally is one. >> brian: that harsh. i did not see "the washington post" and "new york times." they seem to ignore things like this. >> steve: a number of news outlets covered the announcement of the $33 billion but they didn't talk about how he had problems with that word. that's another reason. >> ainsley: even if the name the reporter's name is john. you will call him melvin. >> brian: when i forget the reporter's name i will come up with a name. i will open up as john. end up as melvin. we all make mistakes. >> ainsley: he keeps making them. >> steve: just put an easier word in there to describe it that's all. >> ainsley: coming up next, the troubling path of biden's new

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yesterday when he claimed u.s. had operational control of the border even as apprehensions hit a record high. the title 42 health order is set to expire may 23rd. border patrol stems an increase of 18,000 border crossers per day when the order is lifted. a man is released from jail after brutally beating a helpless man in the bronx. a group of carjacking suspects ramming a lexus into another vehicle. then repeatedly bashing the other driver. before stealing the van. the victim was treated for a broken eye socket. buy he is expected to recover. the suspect who remained on scene was arrested and released a short time later. despite the video showing this brutal attack, the police are still looking for five other suspects. the nfl draft groundway with the jags receiving the first pick. >> jacksonville jaguars select trayvon walker.

linebacker georgia. >> the georgia linebacker receiving the call receiving titans received the 18th overall pick in the third round herb. brown a former pro bowler gives the eagles an immediate boost to already impressive receiving core and a touching contributed to the late steelers quarterback dwayne haskins. the envelope honoring the former ohio state stand out with a moment of silence. haskins dying earlier this month after being hit on a florida highway. those are your headlines, guys, over to you. >> steve: thank you very much. >> brian: wild scene in las vegas that was incredible what they do now. used to have it in new york city used to take it over and now they moved it across the country. >> ainsley: their lives have changed forever. i love watching them find out which team they are going to. >> brian: thanks for turning and

eyeballing us. >> carley: you are welcome. appreciate looking at you. >> steve: speaking of looking at you the government is going to start looking at all sorts of stuff is this just a coincidence same week announced elon musk buying twitter. >> ainsley: time something interesting. >> steve: twitter notorious for cracking down points of view to the political right. so the same week he announces that he is going to buy twitter, apparently now the federal government is announcing they have got a new division of the department of homeland security called. >> ainsley: which is weird. >> steve: it is. called the disinformation governance board. what they are going to do is they are going to target supposed misinformation on things that are of particular vulnerability to democrats and joe biden as it turns out. things like our southern border as well as monitor russia for disinformation as the midterms near. but here's the thing. if the government is going to

decide what is disinformation, what we have seen the last couple of years is what is disinformation to one person might sometimes turn out to be true in the end. >> ainsley: isn't it interesting though if they can't rely on twitter now. >> steve: yeah. >> ainsley: to censor misinformation to censor the right leaning opinions then they have to create their own board and the government. look at the cover of "the new york post." it says big sister. this is the lady who is in charge now. >> steve: nina jankovich vits. jankovicz.she said laptop is no. the editor of discredited dossier which falsely linked trump to russian interference in the election. she denigrated "the new york post." free speech. called free speech absolutionist when elon musk said buy twitter. she said trump supporters would

show up armed at the tolls many are concerned why she was chosen to lead this group. >> brian: you could have all the social media companies do what you say like what happened leading up to the 2020 election. you sense one of them will not do everything you say wants to be more of a free speech platform this is so outrage just. i almost think it's a head fake. something to dissuade the collapse of the border which didn't stop any of the fireworks yesterday. we will play some of that it is so outrageous. we knew somebody like this with this track record. not saying she is not bright with her rich resume. i'm saying her actual work reports and what she has produced is so one sided. you would think she is probably the least qualified to gain any right wing support. jacqui heinrich then asked jen psaki what's with this disinformation office that you just formed? listen to the disinterest or

confusion. >> there has been some criticism of the person who has been chosen to oversee this board. she had previously called the hunter biden laptop a trump campaign product. seeming to discredit its validity. how can you assuage concerns of people who are looking at this person who has been appointed this position and wondering if she is going to be able to accurately judge misinformation now much of that reporting has proven to be factual in some ways? >> well, i don't have any comments on the laptop, but what i can tell you is that it sounds like the objective of the board is to prevent disinformation. i'm not sure who opposes that effort and i don't know who this individual is so i have no comment on it specifically. >> brian: wow. >> steve: but the problem is, for instance, what she had said, the big sister who is going to be running it, the stuff she said was true turned out not to be true. so here's the thing. why are they doing it right now?

think about it. we have got the midterms coming up. and it has become very clear that the department of homeland security, which apparently is going to be a division of doesn't really know anything about it. it looks like and i don't know, i'm just -- i'm sitting on the couch drinking coffee but it looks like this was created by somebody in the white house in the political unit to go after information that is unflattering to democrats and to joe biden in the run-up to their election. and so they have dumped this on the department of homeland security because it's protecting the security of the homeland. but, really it's just protecting democrats. >> ainsley: how will it work? let's say there is the hunter biden story? what would they do to that story? >> steve: it is very vague about how they would actually handle it. >> ainsley: very bizarre they are getting involved in this. >> steve: no kidding. >> ainsley: seeing that twitter is going in a direction they don't like. senator josh hawley said it is a disgrace. rather than protecting our borders or the american homeland you chose to make policing

american speem speech your priority. >> brian: like, for example, if you thought the virus came from the lab, i guess you should be arrested because early on if you did that, your account was frozen and suspended and most social media accounts and whether it turns out that it is you would have been let out of jail i assume by this new system. i can't wait to be part of a country that has a disinformation office. congressman jim jordan heard about this the day before and had this question on this topic for mr. mayorkas. >> when the head of the cdc, ms. wolves said the vaccinated didn't get the virus does that under estimate government. when dr. fauci said the didn't come from a lab did that undermine trust from the government. how about when 51 intel officials told us the hunter biden story had all of the earmarks of russian misinformation, will that be something that this governance board that you just formed, will you be looking into that? >> congressman, um, the disinformation board addresses

disinformation that imperils the safety, um, and security of our homeland. and one of the primary areas that we are focused on is the disseemed nation of disinformation and potential. >> brian: the virus is national security. i assume the answer would be yes. i think there would be mass arrests for 51 intelligence operatives that gave wrong information that the laptop was russian disinformation. so they would have to be arrested. >> steve: it all depends on who decides something is disinformation. >> brian: naming a board. >> steve: elon musk yesterday when he first heard about it, keep in mind, it's released the same week he announces he is going to buy twitter. >> brian: fortunate just a coincidence. >> steve: the headline in the "new york post," big sister is watching you is reminiscent offerwell's 1984 big brother is watching you. and that's why yesterday started

the #ministry of truth started trending on twitter. and i saw that a republican running for congress out in california said who had ministries of truth? well, hitler had one. gear bells had one. stalin had one and now joe biden has one. >> ainsley: tucker carlson slamming the administration for announcing this board. watch. >> so you are going to have this new and terrifying thing the biden administration is so concerned about that it's created a new agency to fight it. but mayorkas never said or even hinted as to what it might be. so the man in charge of the disinformation governing board never defined disinformation. would you sentence someone to death for a crime you couldn't describe? of course you wouldn't, not if you were a sane and decent person because you can't have justice without precise definitions. but they are not defining the core concept at the heart of what is effectively a new law

enforcement agency. maybe that's because mayorkas doesn't want justice and neither does the president he serves. they want power and to get power they plan to control what you think. >> brian: a lot of people are confused by this. makes me wonder did mayorkas even know about it? did jen psaki get briefed on it reluctant to even talk about it. i have never seen her i don't know who this woman is? wow. how do you go out there and announce this department and not know who this woman is? >> the "new york post," one of their lead editorials this morning. the final line is why does the administration even need another disinformation czar when it already has jen psaki? >> brian: all right. 25 minutes after the hour. >> steve: coming up congressman brian mast of florida takes over the secretary of state war on ukraine. >> i'm not going to get into spelling out a road map of when or if sanctions would be lifted. we will determine that. >> that's sad that we won't lay

out a road map for what has to happen. that's very weak. >> no, not -- >> steve: congressman mast is going to join us live with what the administration should be doing straight ahead on "fox & friends" for this friday. ♪ we could walk forever ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ walking on ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ ♪ some ♪ ♪ may say ♪

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weapons and aid for ukraine. but house republicans warn secretary of state blinken it's time to hold putin accountable. listen. >> does there have to be a war tribe, a war crime tribunal for putin before we will lift any sanctions or allow for any commerce? >> i'm not going to get into spelling out a road map of when or if sanctions would be lifted. we will determine that. >> that's sad that we won't lay out a road map for what has to happen. that's very weak. i want to yield a couple moments to my colleague mr. zeldin to address some of the lies that you told us earlier. >> ainsley: florida congressman brian mast joins us with his takeaways. >> doing great. >> >> ainsley: tell us what happened. >> we had secretary blinken come before the foreign affairs committee. the administration trying to do a garbage dump on capitol hill they sent mayorkas and the cdc

and they did the disinformation governance board all in one day. they are trying to overwhelm and cover things up. blinken specifically he came to capitol hill and gave basically no answers to republicans or democrats even at one point as he was speaking to me went so far as to say that the ukraine would be making decisions about u.s. sanctions, u.s. commerce and what we dhooz regain with russia. basically saying united states of america, who ukraine is coming to for assistance, we are not in the driver's seat. we are not determining red lines. we are not even determining our own commerce. that's all going to be figured out by another nation over in europe. that's not the united states of america. >> ainsley: congressman. what do you think we should be doing? >> i think we should be laying out very clearly to vladimir putin what our expectations are so that he knows and the world knows. we do let him know that we think he should be out of power. that there should be war crime tribunals. that there should be, perhaps, you know, demilitarized zones

along ukrainian borders, other places. all of the things that need to take place before anybody would even consider allowing russian oil and gas back into the united states of america. or any kind of commerce whatsoever with russia, you name it and beyond that you look at that and say there are absolutely zero american red lines as it relates to any war going on inside of the ukrainian borders. so, you have to go out there and you have to make it clear what we will tolerate. what we will not. because this is what gets us into these situations of russia pushing the envelope further and further and further. they know that nobody has any commitment to stop them. that's what happens when you have no red lines. >> ainsley: congressman. something happening at home we are all wearing those masks or many places are wearing the masks. cdc is saying we have travel mask mandate. you are pushing for the house to vote to end this. tell us how that is going and if you have the vote. >> we had a bill previously to remove the mask mandates in

transit. thank god you can thank president trump and you can thank the judges in florida for getting rid of that mandate but now what do we see the administration doing? they are appealing this they are trying to make people that have been traveling not wearing masks have to go back to wearing masks again. so now this legislation is again necessary. we have just a procedural process known as a discharge petition. like any petition. you get enough signatures on it and it basically takes the control out of the hands of nancy pelosi. and says, listen, you have to hold a vote on this particular piece of legislation. we're not going to let you hold it up. we got about 150 signatures on this. we need about 218 to force the hand of speaker pelosi. and i'm confident we can get there. >> ainsley: okay. we all hope so. thank you so much, congressman. >> all the best. >> ainsley: have great weekend. still ahead, a right turn for twitter. elon musk revealing he has grown more conservative over the years. and it's all because democrats are going woke. will cain is going to join us next to react. plus, former president trump is back on social media.

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bill maher. but there are average americans out there that look around and go whoa, what's it mean to be on the left? i guess it means supporting proselytizing transgender issues to 5-year-olds? i'm no longer on the left. >> brian: i just cannot believe the freaking out that's been going on. the "new york times" actually had an editorial today that said go let's look at who he is. this is much -- not nearly as bad as you think to their readers. you are -- in your podcast you did an interview with david sacks. the ceo or co-founder of paypal. what was the interview like and who reacted to it? >> so, the interview wasn't with david sacks, it was peter thiel and elon musk. they founded paypal. sak's and i talked about everything for an hour including the fight that musk has on hand ahead of him and why he is the right man for the job. elon musk jumped into twitter,

pointed to this interview which you can catch on the will cain podcast. apple, spotify or or youtube and he said accurate interview. he endorsed this as an accurate view of what he brings to the table in the fight ahead of him. here is the fight and i impressed sacks on. he has to root out censorship within cubicles users of twitter and here comes come the government regulators. nancy pelosi will come. on top of that, brian, the censorship will simply move to the app. store and to the cloud services like amazon. it's not over this. fight is just beginning. here is what sacks said. forget elon musk to free speech what he also brings to the table is a backbone. he has strength. we have corporate ceos suffering from a pandemic of weakness. elon musk has the strength of his conviction. he has a spine. >> brian: u.s. listen, after his first transaction he could have

retired. instead he builds a space company, now a tunnel company. we know what he has done with tesla. looked like he was going to lose everything this guy is fearless and willing to take major risks purchase when he was told to back off. lastly, about the draft. the number one pick overall is travon walker, the jacksonville jaguars. he talked about his dad. >> my dad was in the middle east. he served in operation dessert storm. i'm thankful for him for being so hard on me as a young kid and now that i'm older i really understand why he was hard on me. but he also gave me the praise when i did things worthy of praising and i really do thank god for that. >> is that some of the characters maybe the jaguars picked up on maybe to surprise people with that pick? >> yeah. and he is also incredibly other worldly talented. he is huge and fast and he can placement played for that georgia defense, that had guys drafted up and down. defensive line, linebacker. georgia bulldogs go going in the

first round. travon walker is a great dude and that sure has helped. what the story is to me one quarterback in the first round taken 20th makes the draft kind of sane. makes it kind of boring. first time since 1997. the draft did lose its mind, brian, from picks 10 through 20. lost his mind on the back of the wide receiver market. receivers being traded up for. receivers being drafted of the receivers in the nfl being traded so the new team could draft the rookie wide receiver. it was insane from 10 to 20. when it came to the nfl draft. i stayed up way too late, brian. >> brian: but you look fresh. baker mayfield still needs a team to go to. any projection? >> will: he does. do i have -- i'm sorry do i have a projection? oh, yes, i do. seattle seahawks. they do not have a quarterback because ruffled wilson is now a denver bronco. makes a lot of sense baker mayfield as a seattle seahawk.

whale we are talking sports might as well say dallas mavericks ad advanced to the second round of the nba playoffs. a little early so there was a little stumble. >> brian: will that was not on the card. you were only to talk about elon musk and football. i don't know what you guys are doing on weekends. >> will: that's why you win. >> brian: stick to the format. that's all. >> will: that's why you gave me a hmm. >> brian: little disappointed but mark cuban is happy. good job. thanks, will. i'm going to talk to the other sports expert on staff. >> carley: that's right. i know who is in las vegas. >> brian: you ran through the first picks in the first hour. >> carley: i did. tell me to say them without reading the teleprompter i would fail. all right. we got to get to some headlines here. starting with terrible story. three california highway patrol officers are hurt after a suspected drunk driver hit a police cruiser get this nearly 100 miles per hour. dramatic video showing the car

explode into a ball of fire yesterday. on a los angeles area freeway. the police cruiser was on the scene investigating another accident at the time it was hit. authority say one officer who was outside the vehicle sustained serious injuries. a woman was taken into custody there. oklahoma it two bills banning abortions in one day. the oklahoma senate approved a near total ban on abortions yesterday. while the state house passed a bill that would ban all abortions after the sixth week of pregnancy. republican governor kevin stitt saying earlier this month, quote: i promised oak la home mass i would sign every pro-life bill that hits my desk and that's what we're doing. and former president donald trump officially launching an account on his new platform truth social writing i'm back, #covfefe poking fun of viral typo in 2017. trump social media alternative quickly rising to the top of the app. store. the 45th president telling fox

news he has no plans to rejoin twitter even if elon musk reinstates his account. president trump will address supporters during a save america rally in nebraska tonight. you can stream it live on fox nation. those are your headlines, brian, over to you. >> brian: all right. thank you very much. >> carley: you are welcome. >> brian: i will toss out to senior meteorologist janice dean for the fox weather forecast. >> janice: hello brian kilmeade. they will employee what's your name. >> susan and johnny. >> you are both from state college pennsylvania. >> that is correct. penn state. >> janice: very nice. anybody you want to say hi to at home. >> yes. i would like to say hello to sandy and friend my son brandon and collin. >> janice: anybody? >> i will say hi to my husband rob. >> janice: fantastic. i'm sorry about the cold weather. take a look at the weather because you know what? across the northeast, some of the coldest temperatures on the map 61 is your daytime high here in new york city. let's take a look at, you know what? for some reason -- oh, wait, wait, wait. there it goes.

northeast, 41 in new york. 32 in syracuse. so a really cold, we have frost and freeze advisories, across the ohio valley in towards the northeast. we even have some snow for parts of new england. we are dealing with a storm system bring the risk for strong to severe storms for the central u.s. including snow for rockies. beware of that large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. fox weather.com will be your best bet to get all your watches and warnings. do you like brian kilmeade? >> love brian kilmeade. >> janice: you too. >> we do. >> janice: fantastic. is he right there on the screen. i know he is real. not just. >> hi, brian. >> brian: janice, these are the streets of new york. >> janice: they love you. they really really love you. >> brian: real risk. you live on the edge. thank you very much. janice. >> janice: bye: new report shows blue states spending billions of relief dollars typically plement crt in the classrooms. our next guest broke that story and shares the shocking details.

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first quarter of 2022. one former employee saying, quote: netflix recruited me seven months ago only to lay me and a bunch of other talented people off today. another saying i got laid off from netflix today. media is going to media. many of the employees worked for a new division which was launched in december. and disney has reportedly restored a theme depicting a same sex kiss in its new movie light year. the move comes amid a serious outcry to restore the scene after the kiss was removed following backlash over florida's parental rights and education bill. the kiss happens between two female characters. okay. steve? >> steve: thank you very much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. a new report detailed yesterday exposing covid relief funds are being used to push critical race theory. fox news confirming that liberal states like california and new

york and illinois use billions from the democrat path american rescue act programs emphasizing bias training and equity in schools. one nation e. organization is the broke steve good morning to you. >> good morning, thanks for having me on. >> steve: not a single republican voted for the american rescue plan. we were told at the time by the senators that it was literally a matter of life and death. pass, this people will live. but now as it turns out, there is a lot of stuff in there that has nothing to do with covid. >> that's exactly right. and you are right, the democrats and the president on down said we absolutely had to pass the so-called american rescue plan. we are going to open schools. we're going to fix our economy. and, you don't have to scratch very far below the surface to not only find a lot of waste but a lot of politics. and the organization i run one nation saw these reports about waste dig a little bit of digging and found all of these

instances totaling $46 billion in 1 different states all liberal-run states where they were using this to promote very liberal curricula on race. critical race theory and other programs like that. things that parents would be concerned about but most importantly having nothing to do with what the legislation was presented as when it was passed. >> steve: sure, absolutely. and if people remember at the time, the way the impassioned democrats were selling it is we are going to -- we want $122 billion to help reopen the schools. that sounded great. we all wanted the schools to reopen. we figured it's going to be for vaccines. it's going to be for plexiglass. it's going to be for ventilation. it's not ventilation in some cases, steven, it's indoctrination. >> yes. that's great way to put it exactly. that's the way we say. they said they were going to open it to open schools instead using it to close children's mind. a shame. parents are going to be concerned with it a classic bait and switch that you see in washington where the politicians

come together and say we are going to do this. it's going to be good for the country. we have got do it now and so urgent that we are not going to actually look very deeply what's in it. now that we look in we are quite concerned about it taxpayers should be as well. >> steve: you absolutely. after you shined a light on it and shared the information with fox digital, foxnews.com. the department of education, it hit the fan so they had to put out a statement. they said this the department is not encouraging the use of american rescue plan funds to teach crt and any claim to the contrary is patently false. the believes politicians should stay out of curriculum decisions best made at local level with parents families and local schools communities. steven, they say you're wrong. , well, no ha that's absolutely false. take a look at the solicitation they put out. the request for proposals. and they were actively encouraging race-based programs that they wanted to have states

come forward with the most damning part of it is the department of education approved all these plans. so these plans that are now underway that have been funding this activity have the seal of approval of the department of education this administration. so what they are saying right now is revisionist history. >> steve: you know, what's the expression? never let a crisis go to waste? >> that's right. >> steve: right? this is it. >> yeah. exactly right. i think that's often what happens is that politicians figure that it's time to break the piggy bank and support a variety of left wing priorities. it's one thing if you are funding, you know, can you talk about whether you want to fund, you know, luxury hotels and ski slopes and other kinds of nonsense. >> steve: which the american rescue plan did. >> it did. exactly right. they are also funding politics. i think a lot of parents are going to be very concerned about that. >> steve: in fact, what we saw at the last election, particularly in the commonwealth of virginia. is parents during the pandemic, started looking over their kids' shoulder and they saw what the kids were learning and they said

hey, when did they start that? >> yeah. and i think ultimately, that's the moral of the story where we are right now. i think there needs to be accountability. and the first part of it you mentioned which is parents looking into what's going on in schools. being involved in districts and in school boards. but then the other part of it is that we're going to have to have accountability from the top down, oversight in terms of how this money is being spent. and what it's being used for. that's going to require congress to step up. >> steve: all right. he is the president of one nation. steven law, thank you very much for joining us today. >> thanks again steve. great to see you. >> steve: still ahead. dhs secretary mayorkas pressed on the whereabouts of 42 illegal migrants on the terror watch list. he has no idea where they are. that soundbite coming up straight ahead. d. hot tub, why not? and of course, puppy-friendly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretty perfect. booking.com, booking.yeah.

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>> you don't know where the hell they are. >> tearing into mayorkas. >> 42 terrorist watch list been released into the united states. i do not know. >> my constituents compare you to benedict arnold. >> the war is [inaudible] >> the u.s. marine veteran is confirmed killed in ukraine. >> he leaves behind his wife and 7-month-old son. >> here's the deal. >> g.d.p. shrank a shocking 1.4%. >> i'm not concerned. >> this is a huge flashing red signal that he's not taking this seriously. >> the federal government is announcing the disinformation governance board. >> censorship is a governing

policy for them. >> we are one step closer to 1948 -- this will be weaponized. >> with the first pick in the 2022 nfl draft the jacksonville jaguars select travon walker. linebacker, georgia. [cheers and applause] ♪ all right now ♪ baby it's all right now ♪ all right now. >> brian: you are looking at fire island. a very small island that does not allow cars. i was actually there for the first time in a long time this summer. you got to take the ferry there or you have your own boat. >> ainsley: cars are not allowed. are there any roads? >> brian: walkable roads. yeah, you fire trucks? yeah. >> steve: emergency vehicles. >> brian: don't wanted to think about a fire on fire island. think about this, when sandy hit

that whole island under water. think about all the damage done and all the loss of property. then it came back. and there was no longer, i guess, they put some landfill to not -- not landfill but they did some drainage in order to allow -- to stop the water from going a certain way. that was gone afterwards. and now it changed the current. it changed the tides a little bit. >> ainsley: # 2 miles long. how close is that to your house. south shore of long island, right? >> brian: yeah. if i wanted to go there and it's a good point why aren't i there? it's about 25 miles from my house. then you hop on a ferry. >> ainsley: supposed to be a lot of fun. i have actually never been. have you been, steve? >> steve: i have not. legendary spot. loot of people from new york go out there and would he wanted to show it to you on this friday morning. >> brian: a place to rolic. >> ainsley: you mean frolic? >> brian: no i like rolic. oh, maybe it's frolic.

yeah, sorry. >> steve: did somebody put that word in the prompter? >> brian: maybe. >> ainsley: might be the same person i do that, too. i say the wrong words but everyone knows what i mean. >> brian: this is what you should know. if you just want to party and not get in any trouble because you are not in cars. you are walking everywhere. that's where a lot of people go. >> are you talking about people party or arty? >> brian: it all right just knock it off. >> steve: all right. talk about something you may have seen yesterday on the channel and that was dhs secretary mayorkas. a lot of questions for him because later on today the president of the united states is going to meet virtually with the president of mexico. and essentially because you have got to figure that joe biden is going to say hey, i'm going to lift title 42 in a couple of weeks. you got to do something on the other side of the border to make so i don't look bad. we'll still let all the people, in just help me help them get in

slower because if there is a lot of people that's bad for me and that's bad for you. >> brian: they should not be letting them. in they should be enforcing that and our constant contact. that was one of the keys to trump's success what you heard yesterday. the relationship we had with central and south american countries and especially the mexican president who is basically a socialist. listen, you put your marines on your southern border. we're going to could the remain in mexico on our southern border and we will process them at a convenient time. and kind of dissuade people from coming it just worked. word went out you are not going to get in if you get in you will wait. the process takes a long time. word came out to slow down. as soon as joe biden was elected they watched the debate they said come one, come all. packed up the caravan. laced up their sneakers and they walked miles and they are coming into our country at a rate we have not seen before in our history. >> ainsley: yeah title 42 ends on may 23rd. there is this louisiana federal

court that issued that temporary restraining order. the hearing is scheduled for ma. just 10 days before title 42 is supposed to end. the biden administration is saying it's going to talk to the president of mexico today about cooperation on migration. on economic growth, security, energy, economic cooperation, which is just blah blah blah. yesterday, right? mayorkas. mayorkas sat down with our congressman in washington and he was grilled. he was really grilled. because we know there are 42 people that were arrested that came over and they're on the terror no fly watch list. and jim jordan asked him about it. listen to this exchange. >> have any of the 42 illegal migrants on the terrorist watch list, the no fly list be been encountered on the southern border of the united states. >> ranking member jordan as i mentioned before i will provide that data to you with respect to the disposition of each one i do not know the answer to your question. >> the secretary of homeland

security does not know the answer to the stalls of 42 individuals who came to our southern border illegally, are on the no fly list and the terrorist watch list. you do not know if whether they have been released or not into the country? that's your testimony? >> ranking member jordan, as i said before, i will provide you the data. >> brian: the guy is totally incompetent. >> steve: you know what? he probably has not been told the answer. because he does not want to know for a fact what happened to them because then he would have to give the answer. they are in the united states, which we all know has happened in certain instances. but he had a rough day yesterday. he was told he should resign. he was told he is going to be impeached. he was told he is a traitor by ken buck. watch. >> my constituents want you impeached because they believe you have committed treason. they believe you are a traitor. compare to you benedict arnold. are you ashamed for what you have done to this country?

>> congressman, i have so much to say to what you have just said it is so prow profoundly offensive on so many different levels. i won't ask you for an apology. >> don't. >> i won't. i'm incredibly proud of my service to this country. >> what do you say to the mothers of the children who are died? the fentanyl overdose. what do you say to all the people out there who can't get an education because of what have you done with immigration in this country? you have secured the homeland it's a farce. it's an absolute farce. >> brian: there is nothing he said that's inaccurate. if everything he said is 100 percent correct and for him to not know the answer we had terrorists come to our country and we don't know the answer to it you can say we got them and put them in jail. i don't think people would be upset. the type of jail might be the controversy. not going to get out. i'm glad if you have people on the terrorist watch list that we have an eye on them. that's great. the fact that they might be in our country with an ankle

bracelet cell discreet populations of neurons with tracker on it, that might be an issue. >> steve: brian, think about this. mayorkas heads up the department of homeland security. why was the department of homeland security started back in 2001, 2002? it was to keep terrorists from coming into the country. so when the united states of america stopped terrorists from coming into the country you would think that they would know where they were. that guy, i'm sure people under him know what happened. he didn't want to know because he did not want to have -- he didn't want to lie. and so it's like plausible didn't. i don't know the answer because they haven't told me because i don't want to know. >> brian: why wouldn't he want to know? >> steve: because then on capitol hill he does not want to provide an answer that would be embarrassing to this administration. >> brian: why is he embarrassing. >> ainsley: it's his job. >> steve: the last thing you want is to lie in front of congress. but if you don't know the answer you are not lying. >> brian: why wouldn't his answer be they are in jail or

sent back to country. the easiest answer ever because the dhs provided the 42 number to us and the 22 sex offenders that came last month. >> steve: because maybe they are not in jail. maybe they are released into the homeland. >> ainsley: i was so glad he asked that question the last question about the moms and dads. when i'm' watching that exchange that's what i thought about. how many times have we interviewed moms and dads that say their son or daughter took a little pill and it was laced with fentanyl and their child no longer is on this earth anymore. and then we interviewed kat cammack the other day the congresswoman in florida she said her husband -- is he fire department, e.m.t. he is trying to save these people overdosing on fentanyl. they are finding blocks, bricks of fentanyl. pounds of fentanyl with the drug cartel stamped on it. with their logo stamped on it they know it comes from mexico. he needs to answer this question. >> brian: china to mexico. china makes it. gives it to the cartels. and then it comes across it's a

win-win for them no. pressure on china and no pressure on mexico. i'm sure the president has a great way of not bringing anything up. won't even come up today. just so you know what the president is up against. president biden is up against. progressives are pushing biden to repeal the racist title 42 border measure. the racist title 42. i mean, that's how -- that's how out of the mainstream this left wing is that has people like bill maher and joe manchin saying i don't even recognize their party. >> ainsley: where is the disinformation board? why don't they say no it's not racist. >> brian: that would be great. >> steve: because they probably feel it is racist. >> ainsley: i'm sure they do. that was happening yesterday during the day. last night if you stayed up to watch laura ingraham you saw her amazing town hall. she interviewed different people that work at disney. they are saying they are fed up. her town hall was down in florida. she talked to ron desantis and talked to a lot of these disney employees and they said they are fed up with the company.

listen. >> to so many people it was a dream job. we thought it was a great job. i loved my job 18 years. emmy loves her job and a lot of us cast members and we have just been caught by surprise. recently i had a manager reach out to me that in a managerial meeting they were talking about fighting against the parental rights bill and encouraging all the managers. so it's really surprising to a lot of people and she is like why would you even bring this up? >> i just hate the fact that disney has taken sides. i just wish disney would just focus on children and families and entertaining them and making them happy and having a magical time instead of just taking sides. our locations are divisible, sometimes it's difficult to even go to work because there is two sides. there is animosity. there is attacks. >> steve: sure, they are talking about -- >> ainsley: like our country. not only living in a divided nation have to go to work in one. >> brian: mickey or donald duck. pick a favorite.

>> steve: talking about the parental rights bill a month or two ago that the state legislature down in florida passed that which said that if you are in kindergarten through 3rd grade your school can't teach you about sex education and gender identity and stuff like that. and ron desantis signed it after that then, disney came out and said we're going to do everything we can to undo that. and that's why ron desantis and others in the legislature voted to end that sweet deal that disney got where they essentially ran their own state. the state of disney. this ready creek development area. right now the story that's floating out there that a lot of people down in florida are talking about is, you know what? if they end that, those people in florida are -- those two counties orange and osceola are going to be stuck with billions of dollars worth of tax debt. ron desantis has made it very clear they won't be. he was on with laura as you saw a moment ago. and here's where they stand right now in florida vs. disney. >> you want to bet that they

will not move it out of florida? i would be willing to bet a lot of money. and it probably cost a half a trillion dollars to do it. it just simply ends with them being treated the same as every other company in florida. they are going to follow laws. they are not going to have their own government. they are going to pay their debt, pay their taxes and it's fine. but i'm not comfortable having one company with their own government and special privileges when that company has pledged itself to attacking the parents in my state. [applause] >> it's wrong. walt disney would not want that. and so get back to the mission. do what you did great. that's why people loved the company and you have lost your way. maybe this will be the wake-up call that they need to get back on track. [applause] >> brian: we will see what the company decides to do. maybe there is going to be negotiations. it doesn't really take place until june of 2024. so governor antioxidants also governor desantis says if hesene

sending them right back to delaware. >> steve: i think it was politico, ainsley and brian, behind the scenes they are trying to if i can out how to fix this disney vs. antioxidants thing. they are not putting out many public statements. they don't want to anger the governor. but the lobbyists and their lawyers are working with the state to figure out how asolution to this. stay tuned. >> ainsley: the business should have never gotten into politics. entertain our kids. let us have fun there as a family because everyone there has different opinions. and florida is just saying as parents, we-we own these parents. we own these children. they are ours. we birth them, reraised them. we have the right to talk them about what we want to talk to them. it's not up to the teachers. >> the corporations got involved in georgia. all-star game left. north carolina remember with the bathroom rule and all these games got canceled. all these events got canceled. hopefully this is a big stop sign where the corporations now

have a green light to tell their shareholders it doesn't make corporate sense for us to take a position because it's not good for our company. enough to they can have a business way out of this. >> steve: right. i was listening to the clay travis buck sexton show yesterday late in the afternoon. clay apparently taking his children to orlando for the weekend and he said he is going to do this with them. do that with them. take the kids to universal. did not mention disney. a lot of people are rethinking. it's like they have got two gigantic theme parks there universal or disney. where am i going? >> brian: sea world. dolphins can keep a ball in the air and keep bouncing it. >> steve: and shamu. >> brian: shamu is allowed to be there. did they let the killer whales go. >> ainsley: they are still there. yeah we were just there. >> brian: did they do anything? >> steve: it's a killer whale. >> ainsley: splash you if you sit on the front row.

>> brian: i thought they changed. >> ainsley: did you watch that documentary? it's extremely sad. they do take care of them very well and animal activists and rights groups very involved. >> steve: sea world is a great place if you want to go out and rolic with your family. >> brian: rolicking and frolicking. >> ainsley: you heard you cackling when he said that. >> carley: you were right. i knew what you meant. you were just one letter off. that's a 95%. >> ainsley: frolicking and running. >> brian: i could easy go back to rolic. i have been using rolic no one has corrected me until this show. >> carley: might be able to trademark that work on that during the break. >> ainsley: what is watt other word? >> carley: starting with some sad news here? a u.s. marine veteran is killed on the battlefield fighting alongside the ukrainian army. the widow of 22-year-old wily joseph cancel says her husband

is a hero who traveled overseas to fight for freedom. the former marine also leaves behind a 7-month-old son and as america mourns the loss of one of our own, the russian attack on ukraine continues overnight with missile strikes in and around the capital city of kyiv. johnny depp's body guard took the stand yesterday in his ongoing trial against ex-wife amber heard. the body guard describing multiple injuries he saw on deck noticed the visible marks traceable pattern. he claims he watched marriage unravel over time as heard became, quote, feisty and demanding and depp became quiet and seaboard reserved. now depp's fans are moving to have the former wife fired from aqua man 2. a petition to kick her off the super hero sequel just past 2 million signatures. check that out. and 94-year-old woman gets the high honor of paying tribute to her late husband. delores flew 1,000 feet in the air for 20 minutes on early

aviation biplane. dream flight honor veterans and family of veterans with the adventure of a lifetime. husband was a world war ii veteran spent his life -- later life in public service as a local judge. those your headlines guys. >> ainsley: what great experience. >> brian: we have breaking news. go ahead. >> ainsley: brian is right. brian, you are right. we are wrong. rolic carefree joyous manner. behave in a carefree joy us manner. >> carley: why do we need both. >> brian: i chose rolic. right now i am redeemed. if i go to break redeemed. the world is a better place. [triumphant music] >> brian: if i rolc and show roll licks i could get in trouble. >> steve: when you said that we thought it could be disinformation. >> brian: i don't know.

>> ainsley: swagger in your step. >> brian: a bounce. >> ainsley: there is carley like skipping. >> brian: in heels. >> steve: look like the leprechaun from lucky charms. speaking of disinformation. the head of biden's disinformation board has troubling tweets herself. the major report she once dismissed on social media as "fox & friends" frolics and rolics on this friday. ♪ from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination.

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country centering attacks on kyiv once again of course with rockets. not with forces. let's go to the maps right now and bring in fox news senior strategic analyst general jack keane. so, general, a big message was sent one day after leaving moscow. we have the u.n. general secretary meeting in kyiv right here. and he is meeting here in kyiv and all of a sudden rockets rein in to the capital. what message are we supposed to take from that? >> well, i think what the russian have been trying to do, certainly it's their ground maneuver operations which is their focus. they are continuing their airline bombardment not as sustained it was in the past certainly but rather sporadic to remind those population centers that they are in danger. they still want to break the will of the people. and here, obviously, this has

much to do with the secretary u.n. general's visit. i mean, they clearly want them to understand that this pressure is not going to go away. and i think we should still remind ourselves while the fight is taking place in the south and it's going to be a very intense fight as these forces join, that putin, i don't believe for a minute has given up completely on toppling the entire country. certainly continuous bombardment is part of that strategy. we have always said two strategies here one is the ground force strategies seize destroy ground forces the other thing is to break the will of the people by the continuous bombardment. >> brian: general a couple problems here even in kherson famously the town that he took first. this constant protest. there is push to get them out. they set up a provisional government right here. no one is paying attention to. they trying to convert everyone to the ruble. everyone is ignoring it the one

town they thought they had, they don't really have. because the people hate them. number two is they still have an offensive here. we also picked up intercepts that shows the russians are admitting to losing 25,000 troops in two months. 25,000. that's astounding. so when they're on the attack now. despite that loss, where are they looking to go after ukraine on the ground -- ukrainians on the ground? >> yeah, well, so our audience understands, for 8 years ukrainians have been facing the russians in the donbass area in the east is what we talk about. and actually it's kind of trench warfare because the terrain is so open. the ukrainians are defending from the north against the russians who are there from the south. what is happening now, certainly, is the russians came in through kharkiv and they are moving south on an access to come into the ukraine's rear. that's referred to as military

envelopement. area concentration of forces loss to move in the ukrainian's rear same area the forces from the north would be coming down. that's a military involvement. involve envelopement. that causes huge problems for the ukrainians. why? because they had to defend the russians in front of them from the south and that fighting is taking place almost every day. now defend from the forces coming from the north into their rear. and that means they obviously had to build fortified positions now. to defend against that. so, our concern has been that the russians have overwhelming use of artillery and they can grind down the ukrainian forces so the russians can achieve a significant penetration. they have not been able to do it. brian. >> brian: right. >> they made modest gains but no serious penetration yet.

that is why these packagings of artillery. artillery kills artillery. air power kills artillery they will use drones and some of their own air power which has not been very effective against the russians because they have local air defense systems. so that's the fight that's going on it will probably take weeks to unfold. >> brian: right. so, general, the other thing is how do you stop the moscow war machine? number two, stop oil and gas. turns out according to today's "wall street journal," china is beginning to buy less russian oil because of the war and is starting to buy it from iran. don't love that but i love the fact that they are doing it. also reports that germany is making massive gains in getting off russian oil and gas and taking it away from poland and bowl delaware i can't. our allies are quickly looking to supplement them. it's coming to spring. this to me is a terrible play by vladimir putin. finally, europe is getting the

message and they're moving away from oil and gas that they were trying to deny them. correct? >> oh, yeah, this is a very real significant move that is taking place with the germans. they think within about a week they will be off of russian oil, which is absolutely staggering. the money that the russians make is all oil and gas and primarily 70% of their export income is oil. so this is very significant. i mean it is as significant as the germans giving them heavy weapon systems. in terms of actually impacting their ability to fuel the war is significant. the europeans begrudgingly, i think in the beginning but now are on board and moving in the right direction. >> brian: they see the brutality and barbaritiy and could be them next. been doing everything we asked them to do since the 1950s. general jack keane, thanks so much. >> yeah. great talking to you, brian. have a great wonderful weekend. >> brian: you too. and very educational.

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that occurred along the way. >> ainsley: president biden reigniting his blame game this time blaming the country's shrinking g.d.p. on technical factors on vladimir putin on covid. flat tire my car wouldn't start. the g.d.p. down 1.4% first time since the pandemic. biden insists the economy is still resilient. >> here with reaction host of making money on fox business charles. charles yesterday a bad number another quarter of that it will officially negative growth will officially be in recession. the personal consumption number comes out. right now it doesn't look good for the administration. >> no it looks absolutely awful. what's ironic about president biden blaming covid and those things, that's how he pumped up the g.d.p. last year. they printed so much money. you can't brag about the g.d.p. being through the roof and when you are prohibiting up trillions of dollars and use the same excuse when it goes south. right? he wants to use the same -- so amazing but you could see he was struggling there. the reason he is struggling is

this was bad. this was really bad news. you cannot say this isn't bad news. a lot of folks obviously you could so he the white house must have called the financial media. a lot of the folks cover for the white house yesterday. >> what do you mean. >> listen, if we strip out, this and if we strip out that everybody was singing from the hymn sheet but the irony of course is the thing they wanted us to strip out we celebrated in the fourth quarter. inventories are 90% of that amazing fourth quarter g.d.p. guess what? we probably have too much inventory now and it hurt us in the first quarter. >> what does it mean for average family. they hear the g.d.p. shrank 1.4%. what's it mean for the family? >> it's a report card. and reflects what the average family knows. people watching the show like da yeah we knew that already. one of these wall street economists should come to my house. it's a report card. savings, for instance, went down from over 7% to just 6.5%. you know, there is certain parts of this that are extraordinarily

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area where landfillly was found dead. now, lily's 14-year-old cousin has reportedly been charged as an adult for her murder with the corner's office telling fox news lily was likely killed by strangulation and blunt force trauma. the chief of the chippewa falls police department matthew kelm joins us now. chief, thank you very much thank you for joining us. it really was the community who was so shocked by the disappearance that they really started calling and started helping you guys with this investigation, wasn't it? >> the community provided a lot of tips. like any major case help from the community is very important. >> steve: as a law enforcement professional, have you ever -- obviously a case like this you look at these images of 10-year-old lily peters, it breaks your heart. have you ever been involved in a

case like this before? >> i have never personally been involved in a case like this before. >> steve: yeah. and it's just hard to figure out everything. you know, your town is a small town, 13,000 people. it seems like everybody has got a connection in some sort to the family. and so that's probably one of the reasons so many members of your community reached out and tried to help you connect the dots, right? >> it is a tight-knit family. it's a tight-knit community. so, yeah, this touched everyone in chippewa falls. and everyone really wanted to reach out and support law enforcement during their investigation. and the family. >> steve: i read this morning in some of the local papers out there that apparently a fund drive has been started to help her family with memorial costs and more counseling and things like that. and chief i understand there are a number of purple ribbons and

signs in your town so that people don't forget about this little girl. >> that's right. there is purple lights everywhere at night and purple ribbons everywhere in town. >> steve: yeah. what else can you tell us about this case for the folks at home? >> the most important thing was the community support. as soon as this came out. the community rallied around our investigative team and around the family just showing that they really cared about what happened. and that they are there to support them. >> steve: absolutely. i understand, given the circumstances, you can't really talk about the suspect or the charges because you do not want to impact the legal proceedings and i completely get that chief, thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you very much. >> steve: all right. quarter before the top of the hour. out on the streets of new york city.

hey j.d. >> janice: hi, good morning, everyone. take a look at the temperatures in the northeast. unseasonably cold for the last couple of weeks. today is no different. but we're going to get a little bit of a warm-up which is good news as we head into saturday and sunday. so the next area of low pressure advances towards the great lakes and then we get that nice southerly flow that will bring those temperatures up but for now at least 10 to 20 degrees below what we should be as we get into the month of may in the next couple of days, right? so 41 in new york. look at that 63 later on today. 55 in boston. nice and toasty relatively speaking as we get into saturday and sunday. so there is some good news. 71 for new cleveland. then we are also dealing with the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms across the central u.s. and that means large hail, damaging winds, some tornadoes and heavy rainfall. fox weather.com will always have you covered on those watches and warnings and there is your forecast across the south where temperatures remain warm. i also want to point out that we have a lot of wildfire danger still across the country over

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>> we are back with some headlines. a popular taco stand is one of the latest victims of soaring crime in los angeles. video capturing the moment that they shove the employee with a gun. the suspect fires a shot hitting one employee in the foot before fleeing the scene. the thief was reportedly a regular customer and immediately recognized by workers. police say they have arrested one person in connection to that robbery. a california democrat is

slamming parents for actively participating at school board meetings saying they need to be taught how to act. >> parent involvement is essential but someone needs to give some of these parents a lesson on how to be professional. >> carley: state senator connie levia made the comment in support of a bill aimed at curriculum transparency. she also claims some concerns -- some concerns people have are angry school board parents who yell and scream at people. oh, boy. ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: thanks. d.h.s. secretary announcing plans for a disinformation governance board to combat misinformation ahead of the midterms led by far left russia expert, her name is nina jankowicz and once called hunter biden's laptop a trump campaign product in 2020. she told n.p.r. this, she

shudders at the thought of free speech on social media. >> i shudder to think about if free speech absolutists were taking over more platforms what that would look like for the marginalized communities around the world that are shouldering so much of this abuse. disproportionate amounts of this abuse. >> ainsley: sarab covered hunter biden at the "new york post" and he joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. she's tapped to head this board. this board want to fight disinformation. she was the one that said your story when you were with "the post" was not true, the lap top did not exist. that was not hunter biden's lap top and said the dossier was real which we found out was not. >> yes, this concept of mis or disinformation is the most politicized and ridiculous concept and it became an anxiety for liberal elites in this country and in europe around

2015-2016 when president trump was elected and brexit happened. and they use it all the time and suggest that anything that any set of facts or arguments that run against whatever it is that liberals are pushing at the moment is disinformation. we should reject this term. we should use true or false and we should use inquiries to figure out whether something is true or false. reject the very concept of misinformation because we see how it's abused by someone like nina to call what we now know is perfectly true reporting about hunter's lap top, call that disinformation. you question the origins of covid-19? disinformation. oh, six months later, turns out you were right. you don't think black lives matter riots are ok? that's disinformation. this is very dangerous. this is legitimately orleaian of truth stuff. >> ainsley: why do you think they need this board?

is it because the timing of it is pretty suspicious, you know, he just bought twitter this week. and now they're saying, i guess, it seems to appear twitter is not going to do our dirty work. now we'll get the government to do it? >> i mean, it really seems like that's the motivation. they're very much worried about information control. it's not only about censoring people like you and me or fox viewers from voicing complaints about the fact that we're very badly ruled across the west really but especially in the united states. but they themselves as the elite, they want to stay in this bubble in which any complaints about inflation, about, for example, if you disagree with escalating in ukraine because she worked for ukrainian government. whatever runs against the elite movement at the moment have to be suppressed to preserve the bubble around someone like nina herself. she doesn't want to hear the other side of the question that

americans might disagree about. >> sohrab, how is this board going to work? >> that's a really interesting question because if the government increasingly directs these privately owned social media entities to censor certain things, if that's the idea that they have, then it implicates first amendment concerns. remember, the argument they always made is it's privately owned but if government is directing it, then we really have the first amendment at stake. >> ainsley: thank you so much for coming on with us. have a great weekend. >> you, too, thanks. >> ainsley: coming up, there are five military academies in the entire country and this teen was just accepted into all of them. the impressive young man is going to join us live.

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♪♪ ♪♪ >> u.s. marine veteran is confirmed killed in ukraine. >> he leaves behind his wife and 7-month-old son. >> putin i don't believe has given up on toppling the entire country. >> new effort from biden administration to police on-line don't. auto dice information government board. >> governments shouldn't be considering creating something like this. this will be weaponized. >> they're our children. >> president biden suggested that children don't belong to parents. they belong to teachers. >> the idea is absolute insanity! >> we are 80 miles off the coast to give an idea of what our oil

industry is fighting. >> energy security, that's really national security. put the spotlight on domestic energy. >> with the first pick, the jacksonville jaguars pick walker. >> thankful for him being so hard on me. >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. a u.s. marine veteran is confirmed killed on the battlefield in ukraine. >> steve: meanwhile, the russian attack continues overnight with missile strikes raining down around the capital city of kyiv. >> matt flynn is live on the ground. hey, matt. >> that u.s. marine who was killed is believed to be the first u.s. citizen to die while fighting with ukrainians. the 22-year-old marine veteran died along side ukrainian forces and leaves behind his wife and a 7-month-old son. his wife says her husband was a

hero, and all she wants is for him to come home and be given a proper burial. the marine veteran was working for a private military contracting company on top of his full-time job as a corrections officer in kentucky. and russia launched a widespread wave of missile attacks across this country at ukraine last night. explosions were reported in kyiv and outside of kyiv to the west along the border of belarus to the north and city of odessa in the south. here, we were under an air siren alert for at least an hour as well. earlier this week on monday, railway reported five missile strikes near train tracks shortly after the u.s. secretary of state and secretary of defense used trains while visiting ukraine. now, another series of missile attacks last night after the u.n. secretary-general toured the destruction around kyiv yesterday. he spoke with the ukrainian president zelensky and called out the u.n. security council saying it failed to prevent and end this war that he calls a

great source of disappointment and anger. meanwhile, president biden is asking congress for $33 billion to pay for ukrainian aid. president zelensky of ukraine acknowledged the major expense but said it is worth it to protect democracy around the world. >> i'm grateful to the american people and personally to president biden. i hope the congress will quickly support this request for aid to our country. >> and ukrainian president zelensky's office today also said an operation is planned to evacuate people sheltering and suffering in the steel plant in mariupol. the office did not give details on any evacuation but said it would happen today. previous attempts to rescue people out of that stand-off have not been successful so we will keep our eye on today's attempts. back to you guys. >> there's a story today in "the washington post" that the ukrainians are starting to rocket into russia. start to disrupt life there and

some of the weapons depots there. could that be an expanded strategy? >> you know, it certainly can be. the obvious point there is russians are receiving the incoming fire. some of them have to evacuate. some of them have to shelter in place like people here in ukraine have been for months. and vladimir putin, perhaps, was not expecting that. and honestly, he's calling this a special military operation, not a war. so when there's incoming missile strikes, that would, perhaps, have russians beg the question of whether they are really at war. >> steve: all right, matt, thank you very much. i think it was on "the new york times" site i saw last night that, apparently, the u.s. is using an 80-year-old law to essentially lend or lease ukraine a bunch of our stuff. you know, some of that stuff, they can pay for. but most of it we're just giving it to them. so they're using, i think, through the legislature, they went ahead and they ok'd this by a gigantic margin. so the united states can utilize

lend lease which we all learned about back in school to help ukrainians. >> ainsley: so disturbed this morning when i learned they were back in kyiv and the russian rpz attacking kyiv again. i thought they were just in another region. now they're back in kyiv and disturbing also this morning this young man, 22 years old, an american and went over there to fight voluntarily. he was a corrections officer here in america, and he signed up to work for this private military contracting company. and he went over to help fight with the ukrainians. 22 years old. here's this picture with his wife. they just got married recently. and now they have a 7-month-old little boy. and she said i just want to find his body so that we can bring him back and give him a proper burial. >> the russians do not care about their soldiers' bodies or the ukrainians. they've lost 22,000 soldiers in a month, according to intercepts that ukrainians have picked up. >> ainsley: they don't admit to that. >> no, they said a couple of

thousand. they do admit to losses which is surprising. germany, not only are they flipping about sending arms and heavy weaponry through their land using their stuff including tanks, they also plan on being totally off oil -- russian oil and gas and go it alone with the rest of the world's -- free world's embargo and then china also buying less oil and gas. if you want this war to end, one of the best things you can do is not buy oil and gas from russia. they have no ability to finance their war machine. and europe is finally getting the message. >> steve: well, the message the white house is putting out there is let's talk about everything in the world, not necessarily going to give you members of congress the straight answer. but let's go ahead, we'll appear before hearings and talk about everything except ukraine for the most part. at least that's the observation from congressman brian mass who joined us earlier. watch this. >> i think this shows that the

administration was really trying to do a garbage dump on capitol hill because they also sent the c.d.c. and did the disinformation governance board all in one day. they're trying to overwhelm and cover things up. but blanken specifically came to capitol hill and gave basically no answers to republicans or democrats. and even at one point, as he was speaking to me, went so far as to say that the ukraine would be making decisions about u.s. sanctions, u.s. commerce, and what we xhuz to regain with russia. basically saying, united states of america who ukraine is coming to for assistance, we're not in the driver's seat. >> steve: so there were all those hearings we've had over the last couple of days about all sorts of stuff. but, you know, last night on "special report" bret baier talked to ned price, the spokesperson from the state department, and bret asked why didn't we have sanctions in the beginning to keep them from

invading? and he said, essentially, he said that doesn't work. how do you know it doesn't work? we didn't try it. >> they also said from the podium many times the reason we're putting sanctions on to try to convince the russians not to invade. obviously that didn't work. maybe the land lease act that allowed, for example, during world war ii, they said hey, you're not allowed to send weapons. we don't want to be involved. we had a vow of neutrality even though we were pulling for the west. so winston churchill convinced the u.s. to go ahead, you can't fly planes in but canada can. so they actually put chains on planes and actually rolled them into canada and then flew american planes over to assumin

the timing is pretty -- they're going to start this board, disinformation board and the white house is defending it. why are you starting this and what exactly is this? what does it mean? >> there's been some criticism of the person who has been chosen to oversee this board. she talked about hunter biden's lap top seeming to discredit its validity. how can you assuage concerns

about people wondering if she'll be able to judge misinformation now that a lot of that reporting has been proven to be factual in some ways? >> i don't have any comment on the lap top. but what i can tell you is that it sounds like the objective of the board is to prevent disinformation. i'm not sure who opposes that effort. and i don't know who this individual is so i have no comment on it specifically. >> steve: well, you know, the thing about -- we're talking about freedom of speech. and when you look at the last election cycle, presidential election cycle, famous story we talk about it every day was about how "the new york post" broke the story about hunter biden's lap top. it has since been verified by "the new york times" and mainstream media goes yep, ok, it's true. but the damage was done before the election because so many people on the political left and mainstream media, twitter, facebook all shut down the story, joe biden then gets elected. now, what it looks like is they do not want, they, the white

house in particular, they don't want information aimed at democrats and joe biden that is politically damaging like things going on on our southern border which is hugely embarrassing when you see those pictures. or other things like to monitor for russian disinformation as the midterms arrive. so, you know, we don't like the idea of that but here's the thing. if there is a disinformation bureau, it's so important that person who has that job is not a political person. they're right down the middle like elon musk. that's what he's trying to do, trying to make twitter fair and balanced. i like that phrase. but this particular person who has been tapped to lead it has been a disinformation spreader. she said that the lap top was not true. she spread that the dossier was true. so it's like she's going to be in charge for the biden administration in saying what is true and what is not? >> ainsley: she's in charge of the disinformation board but

yet, she's spread disinformation. >> steve: she's perfect for it! >> ainsley: she said the dossier was real and the hunter lap top was not. >> she said i really recommend you guys look at christopher steel's speech on disinformation. by the way, she's eight months pregnant. if you're going to take over a brand new bureau, shouldn't you not be on maternity leave the first few weeks in? just saying. the other problem is she doesn't seem to have much credibility. she didn't even take the time to look into whether the laptop was real. she pointed out in one of her tweets, though i just pointed out that 51 other intel experts said it was classic disinformation. she's supposed to have an expertise in that area. she said the actual origins of the e-mails are unclear. did anyone ever want to call somebody on the other end of these e-mails outside us and say, by the way, did hunter e-mail you? i mean, you're supposed to be this elite academic expert in this area. and she did good enough, i guess, to get this job which i

don't know how you implement this. let's say someone is found to spread disinformation, do they go to jail? i mean, do they get their -- are they going to have the ability to suspend accounts? >> steve: maybe -- >> ankle bracelets that go off every time you tweet? >> steve: at this point, it's very vague of what will happen if somebody is deemed to be spreading disinformation. >> ainsley: who decides that? this board gets to decide that? >> steve: exactly. if the administration doesn't like what somebody is saying, for instance, regarding the southern border, they'll go that's disinformation. you know, we're enforcing title 42 until we undid it. and what's curious about it is so it has to do with russian disinformation about the midterms and about our southern border. and that is why this particular disinformation bureau is being sucked up into the department of homeland security. >> ainsley: that's so bizarre. >> we might have to arrest bots. that might be the problem. you come with me, invisible person. meanwhile, jim jordan said i heard about your bureau.

i have some examples of things that have happened in the past. and i'd like to see how you would handle this with this brand new governance. >> when the head of the c.d.c. said that the vaccinated can't get the virus. did that undermine trust in government, dr. fauci when you said the virus didn't come from a lab, did that undermine trust in government? how about when 51 former intel officials told us that hunter biden's story was -- had all the earmarks of russian misinformation? would that be something that this governance board that you just formed, will you be looking into that? >> congressman, the disinformation board addresses disinformation that imperils the safety and security of our homeland. and one of the primary areas that we are focused on is the dissemination of disinformation. and its potential. >> non-answer. he has no answer! >> ainsley: policing our free

speech. really did. >> so much of what the c.d.c. said was flat out wrong and pushed by other elements like the teachers unions. so you would have to arrest the secretary. >> ainsley: they have controlled the narrative. we saw social media do that before the election with not printing the biden story. they've controlled the narrative and controlled the information that you get if you watch another network, if you don't get the full story. and now they're trying to control this because elon musk is all for free speech now and they're upset about it and worried about what this means for the narrative going forward. >> would i have gone for jail to use the word rollicing and been let out 10 minutes later? >> steve: it depends on who the person is that decides. we've been talking about social media and stuff like that. i wonder if they will assign somebody just to watch fox. and then what will happen to fox? >> finally crack down on bill hemmer. he is so out of control, if we could finally rein him in. >> steve: the point about

watching fox, earlier in the 7:00 hour, the rollicking, frolicking debate, it was a debate. >> real point is, go to you, carley is rollicking is always used with frolicking. never isolated. i broke ground with this. >> carley: i feel like frolicking is in a song. i'll do that in a break. brian is busy during the show. i have a little more time. should i do headlines right now? >> steve: good idea. >> carley: let's turn to them starting with this. president biden is set to meet virtually with the president of mexico today as the chaos at the southern border intensifies. house republicans tearing into d.h.s. secretary on capitol hill yesterday as he claimed the u.s. has operational control of the border even as apprehensions hit a record high. the title 42 health order is set to expire on may 23rd. border patrol estimates an increase of 18,000 border

crossers per day when the order is lifted. texas land commissioner george p. bush is calling for a declaration of invasion in response to the border crisis and he'll be joining us coming up. former president trump officially launching an account on his new platform writing i'm back poking fun of his viral typo from 2017. trump social media alternatives quickly rising to the top of the apple app store. the 45th president telling fox news he has no plans to rejoin twitter even if elon musk reinstates his account. president trump will address supporters during a save america rally in nebraska tonight. you can stream it live on fox nation. the nfl draft has commenced with the jags receiving the first pick. watch this. >> the jacksonville jaguars select trayvon walker, linebacker, georgia! >> carley: linebacker receiving the call surrounded by family

and friends. walker crediting his father, marine veteran, for making him the man he is today. and shocker, standout wide receiver was traded from the tennessee titans to the philadelphia eagles. the titans received the 18th overall pick and a third rounder. brown, a former pro bowler gives the eagles an immediate boost to an already impressive receiving corps. and a touching tribute to the late steelers quarterback dwayne haskins. nfl honoring the former ohio state standout with a moment of silence. dying earlier this month after being hit on a florida highway. those are your headlines, guys. over to you. >> steve: thank you very much. >> ainsley: exciting night for trayvon. i bet he is so thrilled. his dad and all his hard work in the military effort. >> steve: coming up in the final hour of "fox & friends" for this friday, a bronx man is set free despite a dangerous crime spree that reportedly included assault and a carjacking.

geraldo breaks down how soft on crime policies are failing our cities and how we could be in danger. >> ainsley: look at this guy. he is so impressive. this young man, he just was accepted to all five u.s. military academies. he's going to tell us which one he chose. that's still ahead. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination.

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the group of suspects rammed a lexus into another vehicle and then repeatedly beat the living daylights out of the other driver before taking off and stealing his vehicle! the victim escaped with a broken eye socket and is expected to recover. but he got lucky. and police say five more suspects are still on the loose. let's bring in fox news correspondent at large and co-host of "the five" geraldo rivera. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: good morning to you. one of the things about the guy that we're talking about that was immediately let out. this guy apparently wrapped a metal object around his knuckles when he pummelled the man and shattered the eye and bruised his face. so like a brass knuckle, the guy is lucky to be alive but yet, the judge says, you know what? you can come back sometime to answer these. please go home. >> the victim also was hospitalized with a shattered eye socket so i think by definition what you saw was a felonious assault.

felonious assaults, steve, as you know are up dramatically in new york and other big cities. if you use brass knuckles and you pound somebody in the eye and shatter their eye socket, there's no way in any jurisdiction in this country that that is not a felony. >> steve: it's a weapon. >> the law now, reformed and very controversial bail law in new york is that generally speaking, for misdemeanors, there's no cash bail set. so by charging just misdemeanors in this outrageous case, the district attorney in the bronx ensures essentially that the perpetrator, that the perpetrator of this violent crime who ironically stayed around and waited for the cops to come to the scene of the crash to, you know, pretend it was just another vehicle -- it was a road rage incident. but it is outrageous that now you have miguel guerrero out until the return date may 23rd, if he shows up. you know, so i think that you

have a case here where new york city is struggling under the new mayor eric adams who i support 100% to try to get a handle on this increase in violent crime. overall crime in new york up 48%. so that's a very dramatic increase. we need to do something. making no cash bail is not the way to a peaceful city. >> steve: listen, you were here the other day, and this is not a peaceful city. people do not feel safe. but here's the thing, regarding this judge saying ok, i'm going to go ahead and release you. first of all, it's crazy that grand theft auto is just a misdemeanor, that's nuts and beating the soup out of that guy is just a misdemeanor. but you would think given the fact that it was all caught on video, this would have sent such a good message had the judge said something like, you know what? i can see this video with my own two eyes. sir, i am going to make an example of you and i am not going to allow you to be released. >> well, i think they should

have charged felony carjacking also. there was a million ways the authorities could have charged a felony and ensured that this guy, miguel guerrero would have a stiff bail to put up to post prior to his case being resolved. but bail is designed, and i only make this point as a lawyer because i have to. bail is designed to make sure you come back to answer the charges. in this case, the perpetrator stayed at the scene waiting for the cops. so i presume that's why he was only charged with misdemeanors, that doesn't mean it can't be elevated to a felony at trial. but in this case, it does, in your, you know, accurate estimation, steve, it does send exactly the wrong message in the city beset by crime in a crime outrageously demonstrated to the whole world on surveillance camera to do a low bail or no bail situation here is really,

really, doesn't serve the community. >> steve: no, it doesn't. when you see that video, you realize something like that could happen to anybody and it happened to that guy. >> bonfire of the vanities, remember that movie? >> steve: i do. great book. geraldo, thank you very much for joining us live. >> ok, steve, good seeing you today. >> steve: that was fun. all right, still ahead, license to drill. "fox & friends" weekend co-host rachel campos-duffy traveled with members of congress to the world's largest off-shore oil platform to learn more about becoming energy independent and she is going to -- she's here in the studio and talk to us about what she learned coming up next on "fox & friends."

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>> carley: key inflation data following a disappointing first quarter g.d.p. the march price index coming in at 5.2%. that's not as high as what was feared which was 5.3%. rising inflation and the fed's plans to aggressively hike interest rates in order to combat these pricing pressures has fueled investor concerns of a slowdown in economic growth.

the country's economy shrinking 1.4% over the first quarter. the worst since the start of the pandemic. this also follows the worst inflation in 41 years. guys? over to you. >> brian: thanks, carley. russia's invasion of ukraine has ramped up calls to make america energy independent and bail out the europeans. >> ainsley: that's right, fox "newsweek" end host rachel campos duffy toured the largest off shore platte platform in the gulf of mexico. >> it was fascinating. good morning, it was absolutely fascinating. by the way, i had to go through seven hours of helicopter crash training, a course in that. >> steve: for the ride. >> brian: just to be a passenger. >> they take safety very seriously there at shell. i can't believe what i saw. i mean, it is the most incredible thing to see this

human ingenuity and floating platform. take a look at what i saw and then we can talk on the other end. >> brian: ok. >> steve: roll it! >> we're in the gulf of mexico and heading 80 miles off the coast of louisiana to the shell oil platform. it is the largest one in the gulf of mexico. >> every day, it comes up through a number of wells and then exported off the shore. >> this operation can produce up to 140,000 barrels a day. that's over three million cars that it can fuel. >> we'll be meeting a delegation of members of congress who are here to check out the off-shore oil industry. >> we just landed on the platform. let's go on the tour. >> in appomattox alone, we have 40,000 chain links. >> what keeps this thing afloat. >> power generators.

water over that hot air. >> generate more power. >> and the steam is created from the process that you're already doing? >> fuel emissions. >> one of the things that most impresses you when you come out here is the cleanliness of the water here. people that say it's not done in an efficient way, it's blue caribbean water. >> they're drilling the wells for this, we do all the separation here. oil goes here. the gas is dry, it's separated and we measure it right here. >> yes, sir. >> all these meters that you guys have, cyber security threat today is very real. >> it is very real. >> how would they monitor that? >> you can't just access this from the internet. >> there's so much going on.

>> it's amazing how much stuff is here! >> they're running 24 hours. 12-hour shifts. two shifts of 12 hours. >> we have people that are keeping us floating, we have mechanics, electricians making sure we have power and making sure we have pumps that are working. we have operators getting the oil out of the ground. we have a catering crew, it takes lots of skills. >> hundreds of jobs created by this industry. >> this is very high-tech. pay is really good. if you're working on a rig and as much asking the industry, but also generates billions of dollars for the federal treasury. >> first time you've been on a tour like this for both of you? what is your first impressions? >> this is phenomenal. being here puts a spotlight on domestic energy production. >> this is amazing technology and american ingenuity. american workers producing american energy. >> our aversaies would love nothing more than to make us dependent. that's why independence is so critical.

>> others like it, you can supply all of america with oil and natural gas and be exporting to some of our friends around the world. we should see more members of congress from both sides of the aisle that want to come and see this. frankly, we should see people in the biden administration that want to come here. a lot of the things that they're saying against american energy are not true. >> people who are questioning what we do, i'd say come on out. we'd love to host you for a visit. and it really starts with an understanding of what we do. it's a wise thing to have energy independence. >> if you had your wish list, we'd be energy independent, what would you want from government? >> most important thing is that we have predictability. there's only been one resale since 2020 and that was overturned. we don't have a five-year plan in place that will dictate how these sales will go going forward. >> biggest concern about what the biden administration is doing is that they are making it harder for america to be energy independent years from now. we'll be more dependent on foreign nations for our energy supply. that's bad for america. >> steve: that's amazing.

>> it was amazing! by the way, the workers live there two weeks at a time. these are high-tech, incredible american jobs. again, one of the interesting things, the lowest emissions for oil production are right there in the gulf. this kind of off-shore oil production but it's very cost intensive. it takes years of planning and as the woman from shell explained, you know, we haven't had a new lease in, you know, since 2020. that means there's uncertainty about what we can get moving forward. >> brian: they accuse the oil and gas companies of gouging which is like such -- such audacity. they're trying to destroy them while saying they're gouging. say no, it doesn't make sense for me to drill if you're going to -- we're going to invest all this money and going to pull the rug out from under us. >> that's exactly right. investments are dropping because people see uncertainty. it is a billion dollars of investment. it takes 10 years before anything comes out and they're able to make money off it. so these are huge investments.

american jobs, and in a moment where we're seeing inflation, it's just unfathomable to me why, you know, they're not, you know, giving that energy. >> brian: we'll back you up. you keep going. >> one other thing is, members of congress, this was an entire republican delegation. i asked lots of workers are democrats coming to see? what does it look like? i was impressed at the safety and the technology behind it. they said they're not interested in seeing. they're afraid it will disrupt their narrative. >> steve: if they had a solar panel. >> ainsley: they live there for two weeks and get paid well and have a few weeks off. >> yeah, these are incredible jobs. by the way, food on this platform, incredible! they bring in these chefs from cruise ships and so they have great food. >> steve: i'm sure you'll be highlighting this this weekend. >> all weekend. >> brian: handle all these interviews, is that correct? >> i'll handle everything this weekend. the boys are going to hang out. >> brian: cheers to you. >> we have senator ron johnson, tony gonzalez, representative down there in texas talking about the border.

we have this guy named brian kilmeade. >> brian: i only want to talk to you. >> great. we're going to have on sunday, small business sunday and we're featuring christian small business owners. fantastic. >> ainsley: we'll be watching. >> going to be great. >> brian: most of the christians will be at church. >> they're going to go -- or the catholics, we can go on saturday night. >> brian: ok, catholics, make the adjustment. yes. >> obviously, not knowing the church schedule, ok, brian. >> brian: a lot of people don't have flexibility. >> ainsley: we have three services. i could stay and watch. >> no excuses, brian! >> brian: i'm getting yelled at. unbelievable. >> thanks, ainsley. we'll pray for you. >> brian: we'll be watching you. i'll take it from here. still ahead, d.h.s. secretary mayorkas admitting he isn't keeping track of 42 people suspected on the terror watch list who were found at the southern border. george p. bush says we need to declare an invasion. i agree.

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>> brian: the d.h.s. secretary alejandro mayorkas grilled on capitol hill yesterday and the day before over an influx of potentially dangerous illegal immigrants flooding into our country. they are courage at a record high and expected to get much worse when title 42 drops at the end of may, if it does. prompting our next guest to call for a declaration of invasion. what would that mean? texas commissioner and attorney general candidate in the primaries coming up, george p. bush joins us now. what prompted you to declare and ask for this type of label? >> well, texans have had enough. this is a historic surge of illegal immigration of illegal activity in border communities. a record amount of fentanyl and narcotics being smuggled across our border. and under the constitution, it's very clear under article 4, section 4, the u.s. national government is compelled to protect the individual states

and that under article 1, section 10, states likes texas can rise up and protect itself if the federal government won't do its job. that's why i'm declaring this an invasion perpetrated by bloody drug cartels and human traffickers because texans are calling for action since the biden administration won't do it. >> brian: now that you formally called for it, what would change? >> so i'm running for an office that would allow me to do something about it. i've been talking about this for months. it used to be states like texas that would lead on this charge. it's actually arizona and attorney general mark bronovich that has led the charge legally on this argument. next step in this process is for our current attorney general to draft an advisory opinion to this effect. and for the governor to step forward and have that flexibility, that statutory authority that he has to further strengthen not only our board but back our law enforcement officials who are hamstrung and unable to enforce federal immigration law. and finally i'd say this, brian,

as the next attorney general working to overturn u.s. vs. arizona that restricts local county officials from enforcing federal law. once again, if this president is actively going to work against law and order, it has to rest on the states to do the job. >> brian: here's a recent poll that was given. they asked the american people, how is president biden doing on the border? 27% approved. 60% disapprove. but, you know, he has his left wing demanding that title 42 be dropped saying it's racist. why does he seem to care more about the left wing than the majority of the american people? >> well, it's a misguided policy. even democrats in capitol hill are rising up against lifting this title 42 policy. several are presenting a bill to extend this for a month, perhaps two months to hit the pause button and saying, mr. president, this is the wrong decision. you know, this president has been in office for over 40 years and career swamp creature. never been to the texas border. kamala harris has been here once. spending more time in the air than actually on the ground

talking to border patrol officials, asking for their advice and their counsel as to how to address this issue. and they tell me unanimously that remain in mexico policy and making sure that title 4 stays on the books are the two last remaining measures that we have to turn back this historic surge of illegal immigrants that could exceed 18,000 a day on our southern border. most of whom, by the way, are encountered on the texas border. >> brian: george, they say that right now, the remain in mexico policy should be put in place. a judge demanded it. how is it that the federal government is ignoring a judge's order? >> only this presidency would do it. he has acted outside of his constitutional bounds on multiple occasions thinking that he has article 1 powers when he really only has article 2 powers. and so that's why in race for attorney general is so essential to make sure that you have constitutional conservatives that hold this president accountable, developing investigative capability and building the evidence necessary

to hold them accountable and remind the public that they're ignoring their constitutional duties whether it's on remain in mexico title 42 or even telling ice agents not to arrest illegals unless it's incident to a violent crime. we've chipped away at law and order for way too long. it's time for new leadership. >> brian: i watch a lot of capitol hearings, this is such ineptness, it's intentional. do you believe it's their intention to break the border? >> absolutely. president biden called upon the idea of not building another inch on his watch. and in texas, we're going to build miles and miles as land commissioner, i'm building miles. but we're doing what we can. we're going to roll up our sleeves, we're can do people. and i'm thankful to have the opportunity as land commissioner as a candidate to be a part of the process to rebuild our country. >> brian: when i was flying back if galveston this week, i met a man building the texas wall who is supposed to be building a federal wall until they shut it down. so there is a wall being built

by the state of texas which is just sad you have to do that to protect yourselves. and it's high-tech. george p. bush, best of luck in your may primary. as you inspire to be the next attorney general of texas. thanks so much, george. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: you got it. let's go in and check in janice and find out what's happening with the weather. >> i found more people that like you, brian. what's your name? >> gary. >> where are you from? >> florida. >> i'm sorry about the weather. >> i'm cindy from florida. >> i'm in the complaints department. by the way. where are you from? >> france. >> oui. welcome to new york city. >> thank you. >> come up here quick. oh, thank you for coming. it's a little -- ok, it is a little bitr later this afternoon. let's take a look at the maps. i love this! it's international here today on fox square. 44 in new york city. 49 in chicago. we're going to see a little bit

of a warmup this weekend but for now, we have freeze warnings in effect and i just want to make mention that we have some severe storms that are going to come to the central u.s. large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes. keep that in mind, foxweather.com. wave to everybody in the u.s. and paris. i love paris. paris in the springtime is almost as good as new york in the springtime. >> brian: as important as you are, janice, that guy would not get off the phone and just watch you. >> brian says hi. >> hey, patrick. >> patrick says hi and he's off the phone. >> brian: that's good. thanks so much, janice. talk to you on radio. bill hemmer for what's coming up on his show. >> i'm looking for my partner here. >> brian: she'll show. >> brian, i was supposed to do the tease and i forgot! >> we have fresh data showing -- there she is. prices rising largest rate in 40 years. biden is struggling to manage it all.

coming up on that and dana perino is here, too, in the nick of time. >> i have a lot to say about the nfl draft. we'll see you in 15 minutes. >> have a great weekend. >> ainsley: nice to see you but better to see both of you. you look great. we'll be watching your show. thank you. you all have a good weekend, too. quite an accomplishment to be accepted into a military academy. our next guest was accepted to all five. his name is noble rasmussen and he wanted to get involved in the military since he joined the civil air patrol in seventh grade. he joins us now to share what school he chose along with his parents. good morning to all three of you! >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning! we're so happy for you, congratulations, first of all. >> thank you so much. >> ainsley: you're welcome. you applied to all five. which one are you going to? >> this summer, june 23rd, i'll be stepping on to the united states air force academy campus.

>> ainsley: colorado springs, so beautiful. i've been there once. congratulations. so tell us why you wanted to apply to all of them. why that was important to you. >> it was important for me to apply to all of them because i want to serve my country the best i can. so that was applying to all academies so i could have an option to serve anywhere. >> ainsley: he's really living up to his name. tell us how you came up with the name noble. >> well, we knew when god blessed us with a son that we wanted him to have a unique name. so we chose noble and our prayer for him his whole life was just to have that noble character, just of honor, honesty and integrity and just to kind of rise above and have that high moral principles and we have been very thankful because god has blessed us with that. and we see those qualities of leadership and maturity in noble. >> ainsley: i know you're very proud of him. you did a great job raising him clearly. what was your reaction when your

son got into all five schools? >> we were just really amazed, really felt blessed. we were hoping to get a nomination, he did get many nominations from congressmen and senators. >> ainsley: yes, sir. >> that went forward and just one was great. when more came, it was just unreal. what a blessing. >> ainsley: couldn't believe it. noble, there are a lot of young kids that are watching that want to apply to these academies. i don't know what that beeping is. sorry about that. what advice do you have? >> oh, some advice that i have for people who want to go on the same route as me is definitely take the application process or just take school, take your athletics, take your leadership opportunities a day at a time, a moment at a time. and then establishing relationships within all those that you can build upon and have is great. and that's where god has really blessed me in being able to lead and have relationships where i can be comfortable with and go to. >> ainsley: noble, what does the

flag mean to you? why do you want to serve? >> oh, i want to serve my country because i feel like god has given me the ability to lead and the ability to have good athleticism and academics. and i feel like it's my duty to serve my country. >> ainsley: we are all so proud of you and the whole country is pulling for you. thank you so much for coming on and god bless all three of you. >> thank you so much! >> ainsley: you're welcome. more "fox & friends" moments away. [ kimberly ] before clearchoice, my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. it was very hard.

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rick wolf will be here, a sports psychologist. karl rove will preview the -- you have to tune in to find out. >> have fun in washington buy, everyone. >> bill: there is a crisis in just about every corner. the white house reeling from another chaotic week and the president's cabinet caught in the headlights. good morning, i'm bill hemmer. almost made it. >> dana: good morning i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." i remember at the end of every week during the bush administration the last year as the financial crisis was in play i would say next week has to be better. and it rarely is because you are dealing with crises all the time. >> bill: that's why god made tomorrow because we have another chance. >> dana: the white house will be glad to have another week next week. a series