>> left wing groups circulate maps in a push to protect roe v. wade. >> there is never a good legitimate reason to go and protest at the home of a public official. this is a place where they

sleep. this is a place if they have children at home, they are raising children. it is implicit threat of physical violence and has no place in our system, certainly no place in the judicial system. >> carley: you are watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm carley shimkus. >> joey: joey jones. supreme court itself is surrounded by a fence and they are increasing personal security after the leak. >> carley: doug luzader has the details. doug. >> doug: the protests over the leaked draft opinion that could possibly overturn roe are about to heat up and may not be limited to just court itself. they could be coming to church this weekend. we've seen that enormous fence go up. they are concerned for the justices at their homes. a progressive group is encouraging protests at the

homes of six justices, putting up a map and offering stipends. the white house was careful not to -- >> you think the activists planning protests outside the justices houses are extreme? >> press sect. psaki: peaceful protest, no. peaceful protest is not extreme. our view is peaceful protest, long history in the united states and the country of that, we encourage people to keep it peaceful and not resort to violence. >> doug: chief justice john roberts blamed the leak on one bad apple. president biden blamed make america great again. former secretary of state hillary clinton called the court's possible move extreme. >> this opinion is dark, it is incredibly dangerous and not just about a woman's right to choose, it is about much more than that.

any american says i'm not a woman, this doesn't affect me, i'm not black, that doesn't affect me, i'm not gay, that doesn't affect me. you have no idea who they will come for next. >> doug: next week an effort in senate to cod roe v. wade. not expected to be enough support for that to go anywhere. back to you. >> carley: they will try anyway. doug, thank you. we spoke with former omb director russ about the activists targeting conservative justices. watch this. >> this is what happens when you take the outrageous steps of leaking a document like this, they are trying to put massive pressure on the supreme court and intimidate physically the individuals. they are trying to essentially create violence in the streets so that they can change the

result of this important decision. >> carley: south carolina congresswoman nancy mace's home was vandalized last year. the white house down plays the real threat to safety. >> joey: missouri and indiana are suing president biden, jen psaki and dr. fauci for cocludeing with social media giants to sensor speech it considers misinformation. brooke singman, good morning. >> brooke: republican attorney general are claiming the biden administration "pressured and colluded with big tech like facebook, twitter and youtube to squash the hunter biden story, wuhan lab story and information about the effectiveness of wearing masks to stop the spread of covid-19. one of the two attorney generals, eric eric schmidt says it was done to suppress

disfavored speakers and viewpoints. listen to this. >> the government is outsourcing censorship. when we get into discover and he discover jen psaki and fauci and mary poppins are working with big tech partners, we know these things they have been working with them on in this lawsuit will help bring those to light and expose it. >> they say the conspiracy dates back to the lead-up to the 2020 election. >> joey: not all fun and show tunes for new disinformation czar. house republicans are going to get serious with this. >> brooke: that's right, joey, more legal action could be coming against the biden administration, demanding nina jankowicz, newly appointed disinformation czar testify and turn over records related to the board's creation and mission and any of the biden administration's coordination

with twitter and facebook. she is set to leave the department of homeland security disinformation board. republicans say she has history of spreading misinformation herself. senator rand paul. >> if you are going to say you are the arbiter of information, i want you to have nothing to do with speech. >> brooke: fox news obtained a letter from alejandro mayorkas reading americans will hesitate before they voice their opinions knowing the government censors may be watching and florida attorney general ashley mood sedemanding the board be defunded, she will join us in the next hour. >> carley: -- replaced to replace jen psaki as white house press secretary, service as principal press secretary. president biden announcing.

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>> joey: president biden disinformation czar finds herself in new controversy after a video surfaces of her dismissing parent concerns about crt in loudoun county schools. a parent joined us reacting to the czar calling fears over crt disinformation for profit. >> the real misinformation is on our kids and in the real world, they don't get to retake test fist they score less than 80.

if they graduate from a school district around the country believing america is evil or capitalism is the problem, we have not done our job. >> joey: in november, parents can vote all nonboard members out of the controversial woke school teaching and equity seminars. >> carley: some teachers are admitting that modern methods of teaching students are failing our kids. tony kinett is one of them. good morning to you. you have a great opinion piece out on foxnews.com, titled i was a teacher and i know policy in the classroom have failed. tell us about the evolution in teaching and how it is affecting our kids. >> good morning, carley, it was an amazing thing to see, we were promised all the wonderful new methods of affirming children and following whatever it was they had in mind never really

using methods of traditional accountability, making sure we're upholding values at home, we'll be a huge success. we got a record number of fights and violence and droves of teachers leaving the classroom unsupported. >> carley: what i'm hearing you say, teachers feel like don't reprimand kids, don't send them to the principal for misbehaving, they are victims of an oppressive system. if you are not teaching kids right from wrong, what happens in the future? >> exactly what it sounds like, if they don't have consequences now, why would there be consequences later. we have studentss that go on and commit crimes in the future and not having any idea why it was wrong, there was never instruction during childhood that told them how to act as a member of society. any instruction in that way is

considered systemically racist. >> carley: where is this happening? a specific state this type of teaching style going on? >> this kind of instruction is happening across the country. administrators across the nation have been ignoring demands of the classroom that need to be safe, quiet and a good atmosphere for learning. many administrators ignore when a student is sent to the office for a violent disruption, sending them back to the classroom next to the student the violent student had just disrupted. >> carley: that can't be a good atmosphere to learn, is this affecting how much information kids are taking in? >> absolutely. i saw first hand in indianapolis various instances where students who were violent would come back to the classroom and wreck the lesson plan, if the student didn't listen beforehand, they

will not listen afterhand. >> carley: how do we turn this ship around and right this wrong? >> there are a lot of great traditional and classical methods coming out in the united states and the uk. the mckayla school in london and classical learning folks in the united states started using proven method of using high expectations to value studentss and honor decisions they make, whether good or bad. >> carley: sounds like a plan to me, tony kinnett, we appreciate it. opportunity to promote pete's book, "battle for the american mind" out june 14th, pick it up, preorder now. fed-up residentss want to oust george gascon say they are now within striking distance of a recall. the spokesperson is here coming

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>> carley: the man who rushed the stage with a deadly weapons, attacking dave chappelle is only facing misdemeanor charges. ashley has the latest. >> ashley: george gascon refused to charge the man with a felony and recommended misdemeanor charges. gascon's office says prosecutors determine criminal conduct occurred, evidence presented did not constitute felony conduct. l.a. city attorney says his office taking prosecution seriously and will vigorously prosecute this case. lee is facing charges of battery, possessing deadly weapon with intent to assault and acting to delay and interfere with a performer.

l.a. county deputy da pushed back on gascon's soft on crime approach saying these concepts like public safety and justice most of us value are concepts george gascon can care less about. an investigation into how lee got on to the stage in the first place is still under investigation. howard stern even weigh nothing on the attack. listen. >> people are getting nuttier and nuttier and will use these moments to attack people. >> carley: it is unclear when the next court date is, guys. >> joey: thank you. all right. tim launberger is recall gascon campaign spokesman. we will bring him in, tim, welcome to the show. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> joey: l.a. has seen 11% rise

in total crime, robberies up 18%, motor vehicle theft up 13% and homicide is up 5%. start with the amount of signatures you have gotten, 400,000 and have you to get to 5000,000 by july 6 will you get there? >> we are optimistics to gather the signatures in 160 days, we continue to make steady increases in collection and believe we can pull this off if we keep our foot on the gas from now until july 6. we are asking everybody to continue, if we qualify the recall, we're covid-19 george gascon will be voted out of office. >> joey: you are doing this because of results or lack thereof. we reported on a tragic story earlier today, removed two

strikes from a third-strike felony, why is gascon dead set on reducing charges or sentences and not doing his job? >> interesting question and i get that a lot, which is what is going through his head when you implement policys that declare open season on the residentss of los angeles and tell criminals they can out without punity. i believe maybe he thought there was a different way to do the criminal justice system, clearly it is a failure. we're going in the wrong direction. >> joey: we have tape here of l.a. county villanova. let's listen. >> it is historical moment for this experience with ultraprogressive d.a.s who don't do their job. the country wants law and order reinstituted everywhere.

>> joey: that is an elected official, politics are not the only way to pick law enforcement officers and people carrying out the law. what are you hearing from residentss of l.a. county as you collect signatures? >> this has been a unifying effort across bipartisan lines, definitely not political for the people involved. many co-chairs and victims, our representatives, are democrats who voted for george gascon. this crossed beyond partisan politics and it is about public safety and restoring order and getting victims justice who you heard storying what they have gone through. >> joey: on the topic of being nonpartisan or bipartisan, do you think this effort will have ripple throughout the state of california? could we see republicans do better or win in statewide seats? >> it is hard to speculate on the statewide issues.

what i can say from polling i've seen, both democrats and republicans view george gascon uniquely, whether from the governor gavin newsom, george gascon is the most hated politician in the state, he's a unique animal in his own right, not sure how much that will have effects, he's in trouble and on an island politically. >> joey: fair enough, tim lineberger, recall gascon, thank you for joining us. >> recall d.a. george gascon.com. >> joey: there you have it. carley. >> carley: good stuff. listen to this. new book on phil mickelson claims he lost 40 million gamble nothing just four years, the author claims the discovery was made by auditors for possible inside training. it happened between 2010 and

2014, the book is a biography of golf's most colorful superstar comes out later this month. cities are bracing for protest over roe v. wade and activists are circulating maps so mobs can gather outside the homes of conservative justices. south carolina congresswoman nancy mace's home was vandalized last year and she is here with her message to the white house as it downplays the very real threat to safety. >> joey: nonprofit fuelled by co-founder of black lives matters is being flooded with cash, we have the receipts here next.

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>> joey: fox news alert. liberal activists are planning target home of conservative supreme court justices and the white house seems to be encouraging it. >> you think progressive activists that are planning protests outside the justice's houses are extreme? >> press sect. psaki: peaceful protest, no. peaceful protest is not extreme. there is passion, fear, a lot of sadness. >> carley: last year congresswoman nancy mace's home was vandalized with graffiti, antifa symbols, prompting her to

carry a firearm at all times. i remember when this happened to you, what was that experience like and what is your reaction to protests that are going to happen in front of the supreme court justice's home? >> it is scary and dangerous and i'm a single, working mom with kids. for them to see all the antifa and symbols, it was scary and i carry a gun, i have seven firearms and i will carry one anywhere i go in south carolina, we have open carry. it is dangerous, you are looking over your shoulder. now seeing they put a map out of the supreme court justice's residents and homes are they encouraging open season on the supreme court justices? what is going on here? protests can turn into riots quickly. these people are very angry and i support the right to peaceful protest and free speech and saying what you want to say, we

should discourage this. this could be a dangerous situation, we've seen in pockets over the last two years. we should have had i think more responsible remarks from the white house and jen psaki this week. it is almost encourage thanksgiving behavior and it should be discouraged. >> joey: it is a sad state of things, the partnership of congress made its way to the supreme court. i'm old enough to remember during the obama administration, critique, we're legislating from the bench. does congress share some responsibility into this controversy, not necessarily roe v. wade, but just how people have brought passion to the supreme court. they were knocking on the door even before this. >> that is right. congress has a responsibility to get to the bottom sxf investigate who did this leak, it is having its intended effects, i will it will further divide our country. we need to be working for the american people and not working

against each other, working for each other. >> joey: congress' responsibility, what about the white house? >> absolutely, the language and rhetoric trying to discourage people, that is not what you heard out of jen psaki or joe biden's administration. >> carley: and if this happens and we don't know if it will get vileents, just having a map out there. imagine being the wife or husband or the justice yourself or the children and knowing this is a possibility, it is very jarring experience. do you think this could sway any of the justices' opinions, supreme court justice john roberts says it is not going to, but you have to wonder. >> i hope they double down, they have written a majority opinion, i hope they will stick with it. this is an idea that even joe biden supported in 1981, right of state to make this decision. so far we've come so far

progressive and left that sharp left turn now and i hope they will continue down that path and not be intimidated. after the experience i went through, i have 10 cameras inside and outside my home, i have firearms. my kids, having to teach them how to shoot and safely handle the situation. >> joey: chuck chuck schumer trying to codifiy roe v. wade, do you think it will pass in the house? >> i don't. they need 60 votes, i don't see republicans coming onboard. >> carley: they will push for the filibuster and this violent protests, kyrsten sinema being followed into the bathroom, what happened with manchin, could that happen again? >> you might see that again, what we've seen are people becoming unhinged for any reason any day, any time of the year and we got to get it together and really hold people

accountable there is antifa violence across the country and we had the fbi on oversight not doing anything, not making arrests or prosecuting people. not even defining antifa as an organization, they have a flag and system when they protest. >> carley: biden said yesterday the maga crowd is the most extreme political organization, what about antifa and what they did in front of your house? congresswoman, thank you for joining us, we're glad you are safe. she's packing, don't mess with her. >> joey: the dow jones dropping 1000 point in worst fall since the 2020 covid crash. >> carley: here is more. good morning. >> good morning. okay, yesterday broad sell-off, it was the worst day for the market in two years. the worry is rising inflation

choking demand as federal reserve increases interest rates and barring costs to combat higher prices. dow fell 1000 point, down 9% this year. tech stocks are down, nasdaq is down 21% because growth is stalling. the question of how much is another worry because there are rising fear the fed can't cool inflation without slowing growth so much they trigger recession. fresh signs of inflation yesterday in form of labor cost in first quarter hitting eight-year high and worker productivity fell the most since 1947. higher wages are a great thing, but the companies are faced with not only competing for talent and paying more, paying higher input cost to keep their business running. the fed needs to find a way out.

we get the jobs report for april. unemployment will fall, match 1969 low. wages are going to rise 5.5% annually, yes, i got a 5% raise. no. those wages are rising, they cannot keep up with inflation, that is the problem. >> joey: what is going on with blm, making news today? >> the co-founder has her own nonprofit and fox news found out it took in 2.5 million from the group backed by executives from netflix, facebook and twitter and they push progressive causes. it is uncomfortable link, because colors went on a buying binge and saw facebook censor stories about her real estate purchases. >> carley: new reporting on the

deepening divide between the president and the vice president. >> politico is reporting kamala harris chose not to appear in a video about canceling student loan debts, she didn't want to be the potential face that did not give $50,000 in lone forgiveness. president biden is concerned about optics of large cancellation relieving doctors and lawyers and do nothing for americans that repaid their loans or didn't go to college. it is larger disagreement over many members in the biden administration. yes, there seems to be a rift in the party. >> carley: i didn't know you could just not do what the president says. >> new territory. i was linking it to like why isn't president biden going to

the border? he doesn't want to be the public face of the crisis to be used in republican ads, this goes along those lines. keep me out, i don't agree. >> carley: great point. 20 states threatening illegal action over biden administration disinformation board. ashley moody is part of that and she's here live. >> joey: and we'll check in with janice dean who is live at churchill downs, who is mixing it up with something more than sweet tea. ♪

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>> carley: 20 republican-led states are threatening to take legal action if homeland security security alejandro mayorkas disbans the new panel headed up by nina jankowicz. the group of attorney generals says the disinformation governance board is almost certainly by design threatens to enforce silence when americans wish to express views disfavored by the administration, this is unconstitutional, illegal and nonamerican. ashley moody signed on to the letter. attorney general, good morning.

thank you for joining us. the letter has been sent, how does the biden administration respond? >> good morning, carley. yes, this is the very least that you should expect from those that are charged with protecting rights of citizens like the attorneys general. everyday we see another step by this administration that becomes more absurd, glaringly unlaw sxfl leaves one to beg what is next. these are things we see in communist cuba or venezuela, where you are shutting down any view that is oppositional. we knows what that means although alejandro mayorkas had difficult time define whatting disinformation would be, we know what that means. the person they put in charge of this has said basically it is republicans that are disinformers, so anything that disagrees with this incredibly

irresponsible, incompetent administration. this is shocking and begs the question of what is next? we have seen senators with posts taken down when they disagree, information is taken down that is justifiable and founded information and time suggest suspicious considering elon musk just took away their twitter platform which they try to control the narrative. >> carley: biden administration says the board will not target americans, it is approximate targeting mexican cartels trying to get illegal immigrants to cross the border, russia, chien athey are saying there should be no cause for concern. >> look at nation states that have set up entities just like this to push out a narrative that mimics what they want their citizens to believe. with everything that this administration is doing, their

blatant ignoring the law or controlling the southern border, they're going to dictators to try to get energy because we've lost all ability to create energy within our own country. you just had someone at the white house yesterday, jen psaki, sanction and encourage people to go to the homes of justices because of a legal opinion. think about that. think of nation states where that is encouraged, what is next? do they shut down outlets like this. >> carley: we want to talk about missouri and louisiana are filing a lawsuit against president biden, jen psaki and dr. fauci for allegedly colluding to censor free speech. here is eric schmidt. watch this. >> the government is outsourcing censorship to big tech partnership and they are terrified if we find out jen psaki and fauci and mary poppins

are working with big tech partners, what they are asking and telling them to take down, we know the things they have been working on in this lawsuit will bring those to light and expose it. >> carley: taking down stories they don't like, would you go that far? >> i think it is absolutely necessary to understand what is going on behind the scenes of this administration, you have the secretary of homeland security announce disinformation board ignoring all warnings where this is an alarm scombl we see the person they are put nothing charge is doing this for partisan reasons, you have to understand what is behind the scenes and look at the documents. to do so through discovery is -- he knows why people are flooding to the borders, because of our favorable immigration policies, because of biden. this secretary has to go.

i sought that information through litigation and i commend the attorney generals for doing so and i think other suits will follow. >> carley: thank you for joining us this morning. >> joey: kentucky derby kicks off tomorrow and senior meteorologist janice dean is live at churchill downs. >> carley: serving up derby day drinks with finlandiabrand ambassador casey gray. good morning. you look beautiful. >> janice: we're in our pink and we have a pink beverage. this is the official drink of the oaks. >> official drink of the oaks and kentucky derby, it is beautiful and pink just like we are today. i will show everybody how to make it, if you are not lucky enough to come down to the track, you can make this at home, only a couple

ingredientss. >> janice: ready to do it. >> one and quarter ounce of vodka. >> it's 5:00 somewhere. >> it literally is 5:00 in the morning. we add quarter ounce of triple sec, three quarter ounces of sweet and sour mix and top off with cranberry juice, three ounces and that is going to make this lilly beautiful and pink like the stargazer lillies draped over that winning oaks filly. a lemon peel and black berry. >> janice: i love this drink more than i love the official drink of the kentucky derby. >> hear that all the time, we sell 85,000. the new drink starts with the new botanical vodka, wild berry and rose, lovely and pink for oaks day. no artificial flavors or added sugar, the new cocktail is called finlandia rose, available

at the track. mix with four ounces of lemonade, lime and garnish with blackberries. >> janice: how many do you sell today? >> lillies 85,000, pretty crazy. we'll find out about the finlan diddiarose, i expect it to be popular. >> janice: does it taste as good as it look? >> the rose and lemonade. >> janice: are we going to toss it back to the studio? i might have to drink this. cheers. >> carley: the weather looks iffy right now, so i don't know, maybe a cocktail could be what you need to get the blood flowing. >> janice: it is my smile and my umbrella. >> joey: there you go. >> carley: that looks delicious, we'll leave it to you.

>> joey: cheers. >> carley: cheers. you may have noticed president biden frequently appears from the fake white house set, apparently a reason for that. >> joey: we're telling you what it is when lara trump joins us next, right here.

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what are the next things that are going to be attacked. this maga crowd is extreme political organization that's existed in american history. in recent american history. >> those comments not sitting well with the 74 million people who voted for former president trump or trump himself. >> joey: the 45th president responding, quote, inflation, incompetent withdrawal from afghanistan, leaving hostages horribly wounded, soldiers, 85 billion of military equipment, maga is saving america, he is being very divisive. fox news contributor lara trump

joins us now. good morning, lara. >> good morning, good to be with you. >> joey: seems president trump had a good rebuttal the maga crowd being the most extreme political? i don't understand where the president was going with that? >> the whole thing, joey is absolutely absurd. of course coming from joe biden. my father-in-law has a point, you look back to what donald trump was able to do in just one term in office in four years. donald trump positioned america better than any previous recent president in two full terms in office. and it is the policies of donald trump that could actually go to writing the ship now to saving america to turning us back on the right track. you know, when you have things like a military more concerned with pronouns than military readiness, you have got a fully open southern border, i mean, really just letting anyone in whether they are -- you know,

wishes us well or not. terrorists cells now people coming into america. you have 40-year high inflation, embarrassment by our sitting president and vice president on the world stage that weakens us. you know you don't have to look that far back to see policy president trump had in place, border, energy, so many different fronts would right this ship now for america. so, yeah, maybe the maga movement wouldn't be a bad thing if you took notes from donald trump. >> carley: former president doesn't hold a lot of interviews. biden aids prefer the old fake white house stage sacrificing some of the power of the historic back drop in favor of an otherwise sterile room that was outfitted with an easily read teleprompter screen. critics would look at that and

say oh boy the administration is really holding the president's hand here. >> yeah. carley. this is published in politico. these are people who are usually kind of bolstering joe biden up. you know, you kind of think about how bad a look this is. if you had an opportunity to broadcast from anywhere in america the oval office, that is the best possible setting. but, what is happenings in the white house sadly is sort of like what i do with my kids. if i'm out looking for a playground. i'm looking for one that's fenced in. because when you have individuals that can't fully take care of themselves, you have to do everything you can to make your life easier to protected them. it's sort of the same situation going on at the white house right now but, again, did you go back to donald trump. man, it was a hostile press corps going after him yet, he took any and every question in the oval office. not a fake set. on the way to marine one, on the way to air force one at every speaking engagement he had.

he was transparent with the american people and communicating with the press. it is a very different situation right now, obviously in the white house even if all of this help white house set with a teleprompter joe biden still bumables around and gets confused and embarrasses himself and by default america. whether you are a united states citizen, a friend or foe to america it does not make you feel good that the leader of the free world doesn't even basically have control of himself. doesn't make you feel like he is really in control of anything else. >> joey: on that topic real quick, if this is all withholding his hand and keeping him on script it kind of makes you wonder if he believes some of the things he is saying like with roe v. wade. >> yeah, i mean i think a lot of stuff joe is probably prescripted for him. hand him a little note. unfortunately we could figure that out if they would let the

press do their job, ask questions and the press would do their job. man, could you imagine if they gave joe biden a third of the questions that they had given to president donald trump. very different scenario. >> carley: i have the numbers here biden 22 trump 92. obama 156. got to leave it there, lara. thank you so much for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> no, peaceful protests is not extreme. >> white house refusing to condemn protests at the homes of conservative supreme court justices. >> it is a crime to threaten people's lives and to try incite the kind of violence that we have seen. ask [bleep] >> man stormed the stage and violently attacked dave chappelle will not be charged with a felony. >> we have a district attorney who is not a district attorney is he a public defender for criminals. >> neil: all major market averages careening to levels we have not seen for the better