and tree guest will smith, who is tree? >> all over the world, we give these things away with no charge for it. why, why now to address climate change? there is no reason for it. speed >> laura: legendary actor glued himself to the starbucks account. >> todd: a fox news alert fox news alert house lawmakers passing massive $39.8 million aid package as were rages in europe. the senators expected to swiftly send it to president biden's desk. you are watching "fox & friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus, the allies abroad, the united states faces multiple crises of our own. gas prices in the u.s. searching yet again to a brand-new high this morning. the average price per gallon of

regular castling hitting $4.40. and parents are panicking to bind baby formula they can afford thanks to a nationwide shortage. >> todd: lucas tomlinson with the crises and the president passes the buck on but we began with matt finn live on the ground in ukraine, matt. >> todd and carley, nearly $40 billion ukrainian aid package includes important funding for weapons, intelligent support and defense as well as $8 billion for the united states to replenish its own equipment that it has sent to this country. here is the speaker of the house. >> desperately accelerates the campaign of poor and brutality, mr. speaker, horror and brutality in ukraine, time is of the essence. that is why we are so pleased to hear that we could proceed immediately with this bill today. >> with the new $40 billion measure is the largest foreign

aid package to pass through congress and at least two decades. the measure was backed by every voting democrat in nearly 3 out of 4 republicans. republican ohio congressman jim jordan voted against it here and speak or understand people's intentions and i understand about the situation is the ukrainian people and my colleagues may have went that way. i understand what's happening with record levels with claimant and the border wide open. >> here are the ground ukrainians gaining background from kyiv where more atrocities. a record of a convoy of civilians trying to escape the area in the northeast. the prosecutor's office a four innocent civilians including children were killed when the convoy tried to flee. the u.s. director of national intelligence is now saying putin might resort to extreme measures to ensure russian in the end. the next step putin might take escalating military measures or instituting martial law. also here in ukraine, russia

continues the core city of odesa, perhaps in an attempt to disrupt supply and western shipment, carley, todd. >> carley: matt finn leave in ukraine, thank you, matt. blaming inflation on what president biden calls the ultra maga republicans. joe concha with gas prices to reach an all-time for the second straight day. >> todd: lucas tomlinson live in washington. let's listen. >> that's right, carley and todd, presenting the following inflation data to jen psaki. >> when you took office come inflation was 2.5%. year-over-year but now 8.5%. >> the president said today he is president and we control all three, obviously, congress, the house and senate as well. what is also true of the pandemic what is going on before he took office. we know in every economy will tell you the major driver of

inflation over the past year plus. >> i should mention carley k and another record high price $4.40 for gasoline the price of gas of 50% from a year ago. even steeper rates with diesel, $5.55, which, of course, truckers across the country. the price of these web nearly 78% from a year ago. putin attacked the republicans. >> the ultra maga plan the ultra maga agenda. i never expected the ultra maga republicans who seem to control the republican party now to have two controlled the republican party. >> many republicans $.1.9 trillion coronavirus package the president signed into law two months after taking office. >> he said today, for example, as you pointed out, that he bears no responsibility

whatsoever for inflation. i think most americans are thinking, "right." jimmy hoffman died of natural causes. >> fred smith the founder of ceo fred smith barack obama told him the phone numbers correlated with the price of gasoline and you see the consumer price index data 8:30 this morning. carley, todd. >> carley: the number to watch this morning, thank you for that report, we appreciated. bo copley, thank you for joining us this morning. yesterday we listen to president biden's midterm elections pitch where he said, he thinks maybe things may be bad now but they will get worse if you vote for the ultra maga agenda. are you buying that? >> well, you know, i think it was voting against the maga agenda that helped get us to where we are. and i think he is right. it is only going to get worse.

but i don't think that is the reason it will get worse. i think it will stay with this administration and anyone who supports the policies he's put in. >> todd: i heard a lot of it's everyone else's fault without any real solutions. i think the american people see through that. take a look this fox news poll shows 80% of voters say they are extremely or very concerned about inflation. who do my cure is who they blame, 66% disapproval of the job on inflation and only 20% think he's doing a good job on the front. is there any way, anyway, that you think president biden things out of this hole before the midterms? >> well, i certainly hope so. certainly as far as the country is concerned, you know, as far as the numbers and his approvals are, i'm kind of hoping they stay where they are. you know, i drive quite a bit now. i was on the road close to

400 miles yesterday. i was in an area in lexington, kentucky, where i thought i would be in the heart of a place where president biden would be supported here in a conversation that i had at a gas station and an attendant there me, surprised me as far as how he felt and what we are seeing every day at the gas station. >> carley: you know, president biden is mocking the ultra maga crowd and also targeting the energy industry. all of that may sound familiar to you if you remember this from hillary clinton. watch this. >> you could put half of trump supporter's and to what i call the basket of deplorable spirit racist, sexist, homophobic, general phobic, islamophobic, you name it. i'm the only candidate which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean renewable energy has the key into coal country. because we will put a lot of

coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> you were the one who question hillary clinton about that comment. so it didn't work politically for hillary clinton but will it work for joe biden? >> i don't see how it can be better for hillary. it didn't work for her. i don't see it working for him. a lot of people from a lot of people see through those things. you know my think a lot of people didn't vote for biden. they voted against trump. i think you may see a swing in the other direction in a couple of years. it just doesn't look like it, hopefully it doesn't look like it will be a repeat quarter for joe biden. >> todd: speaking of elections you have your mountaineers add-on. you are in west virginia. the latest results in the primary, two candidates endorsed by president trump 20 with the respective primary races in west virginia and one, the big one that we were focused on

yesterday is the one that you see. mr. moody took. what message does mr. moody, representative alex moody not only sent to west virginia but the entire american populace, the entire american voter? >> well, for us, you know, candidates here from former president trump is always a good thing. we want this thing handled regardless of the package regardless the package that may have come in. the majority of west virginians were on board with president trump. you know, we were thriving until covid hit in the administration, as far as economic status and people being employed them back to work. that is no surprise to me. i have met congressman miller, both are great people. they have done a fantastic job so far. and the former president is just

something that would see them the way through. >> carley: a lot of people say for them elections are really going to be all about the economy. obviously, we are talking about gas prices at a record price of $4.40. there was a recent report thateo living paycheck to paycheck right now. and because of inflation, americans are spending an extra $5,200 a year. how is inflation impacting you and your community? >> well, honestly, as much as i'm on the road now, if it weren't for the fact that i work for an employer who covers my gas mileage, it would be -- i don't know how most people can make it right now the way things are going. inflation has really put a pinch on everything. when you see $5.50 or higher across the nation, the truck drivers that are paying that the companies having to fit that bill, they are not willing to

just eat that money. eventually, it will go into consumer products appear that us how inflation works. as far as you are paying more to get to work, you're not getting more money once you get to work. in thin the things you have to buy for survival is going up. so, we feel the pinch everywhere. >> todd: the stock market doesn't like any of this. bo copley, thank you for your time this morning. >> carley: thanks. >> thanks for having me. >> todd: abortion protesters returning to the steps of the spinal cord. similar scenes at the homes of all six conservative justices. >> carley: democrats are saying that the demonstration is peaceful but mobilization as an attempt to intimidate the highest. marianne rafferty joins us live with moore, marianne, good morning. >> good morning carley and todd piro the white house with defensive protesters they call peaceful outside of the supreme court justices. the republicans are outraged the

republicans and potential danger of having two men's traders on the justices doorsteps. >> people say peacefully but that is not true. the message behind showing up at someone's house is, "we know where you live. we will make you uncomfortable. will make your family and comfortable." >> the demonstrations continue around washington and the country, the white house pledging its support. >> so, i know there is an outrage right now, i guess come about protest i have been peaceful to date. we certainly continue to encourage that outside of the judges homes and that is the president's position. >> some protest not so people do max peaceful. rude gestures and vandalizing the offices of concerned women of america as democrats blame republicans. >> the bottom line she don't condemn it but you think the protesters showed continued to be outside supreme court justices homes and church. >> i protest all the time.

i will come in many ways as long as it's not violent rhetoric. >> the supreme court said that protesters should be able to get right in people's face. the supreme court itself has heard this argument, and they have themselves that it is protected. >> even nancy pelosi's house isn't safe. it has been targeted for protests has more are expected throughout the day today. so, walk by wednesday protest with all six conservative judges homes are planned for today, corley, torta. >> todd: marianne thank you the vice president of the organization who had this message for the people responsible. >> we as an organization would love to talk about the issues and never resort to violence. this is sort of personal and they would like to intimidate us. fundamentally, what they are trying to do is silence us in

our organization dedicated to promoting marriage, family and life and liberty in the state of wisconsin. so fundamentally they are trying to silence us to make it too afraid to speak. and backfired and giving us multiple platform to spread the message. officials still investigating who is responsible for the attack. i want to go to the interviews with hillary with omar, and the supreme court said it's okay to protest. they did not say if it's okay to do extrajudicial influence on a member of the supreme court. you have heard this notion, i've had trouble getting to samuel alito by protesting on the steps of the court. that is way the system worked. if you want to get to the judge, become a lawyer and bring a case. this notion of extrajudicial influence, and is not a thing. it is not how the system works. it is equivalent to watching a baseball game and saying "i don't like how this game is

going so i will step on the field." that is not how it works and that's not how it can work. we have a system that works. >> carley: the reason it is legal, a mob should not be allowed to influence a judges opinion. that is exactly what these protesters are publicly saying that they are trying to do. you have to wonder whether that the department of justice has on this. they were quick to open an investigation into school board members to say they felt targeted by parents and yet, completely science to my excitement when it comes to protesters outside of the supreme court justices home. abortion isn't safe then neither are you. that is a violent threat. in the administration's message should be really simple: listen, we understand that protesting is a really important part of our american culture. it is encouraged, but it has 2b in a public place. so get a permit. don't do it outside of a person's home. and a threatening manner and no less.

>> todd: to be clear the protest in front of the supreme court completely fine. that is weight the process is supposed to work. but trying to intimidate it justice to change their opinion, that is not how this works. there are rules for inside a court room. very specific evidentiary area and other rules of this work spear that is not going along with that. >> carley: that is not going along with it. fox news alert, casey white is arraigned in alabama after waiving extradition. newly released footage shows the final moments of the manhunt that ended in evansville, indiana. the police obtained a video of officers dragging the former corrections officer and alleged accomplice vicky white out of the crashed getaway car. authorities say she shot herself in the head and later died at the hospital. this dashcam footage shows the moment casey white was taken into custody. listen right there, an arsenal of weapons in the car including several handguns and semiautomatic weapons after his arrest, casey white told him he

had planned to go out in a hail of bullets. >> he said he was going to have to shoot out at the stake of both of them losing their lives. their plan was pretty faulty. they are criminals and their plan was faulty. let me tell you, thank god. >> in addition to the pending murder charges which could carry the death penalty, casey white facing new charges in connection with the jailbreak. >> todd: several deaths with three americans mysteriously died and reportedly complained of an overpowering smell of bug spray on the resort grounds. we are looking whether faulty air conditioners could be a contributing factor in the tragedy. the three victims reported feeling unwell and receive medical attention before being found dead in their rooms friday. >> carley: we know where elon musk on twitter's decision to permanently ban former president donald trump from the platform. >> it was not correct to band

donald trump. i think that was a mistake. because it alienated a bunch of the country. and did not result in donald trump not having a voice. >> carley: there you have it, elon musk reversed the band since his twitter take over being successful. founder jack dorsey agrees, it is for the best tweeting in part "i do agree generally permit bands are a failure that don't work." the white house chiming in freedom of speech should be protected but social media platform should not be used to spread disinformation. >> todd: the coat is coming to fox, fox sports agreeing to join the channel, the network. one can retire from the nfl. "the new york post" reported that a crew $375 million over ten years just shy and brady

hinting on twitter he will keep fans waiting. excited with a lot of unfinished business on the field with the buccaneers. >> carley: amazing. i'm very excited about that announcement. >> todd: it is such a smart move. we are upset that we lost -- the greatest football player of all times giving analysis on the biggest football games each week. it will be awesome. >> carley: only tom brady can say, "you know, i will work for you at some point." who would know the definitive time that you would start? >> todd: i will start working for us and about three years. >> carley: she said no. president biden's response to inflation but secretary janet yellen claimed abortions, malcolm abortions will boost the economy? >> roe v. wade in access to reproductive health care including abortion help lead to increased labor force participation. >> very curious senator

tim scott isn't having any of that. we will bring you this fiery response. >> carley: will be seen i in schools making sure students that whole history of america. we are talking to the superintendent why he thinks this curriculum is the best in the nation. plus, maria maria bartiromo, sean duffy, joe concha right here. keep it right here.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: a transgender california inmate convicted of molesting a child is being held on $1 million bond after pleading not guilty to murder and robbery charges. hannah tubbs is accused in the 2019 killing of a man whose body was found floating in a river. earlier this year, pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a young girl inside of a denny's restaurant bathroom. that crime committed just weeks before her 18th birthday when she still identified as a man. her case drew nationwide attention after los angeles d.a. george gascon with mild sentencing guidelines plant at the 26-year-old in a juvenile detention center. and a request, the biden administration filing a partial motion to dismiss freedom of information ask request with

parents domestic terrorist last year. that letter was sent by international school board association with coordination from the white house. indiana's attorney general exclusively telling fox news digital "the biden administration has again failed the american people by trying to sweep assaults on parents freedom of speech under the rug rug." all documents between federal officials and the and sba to bounce that letter, todd. >> todd: rejecting local politics in schools revising its case for social studies standards to tell the whole history of the u.s. in teaching kids "not to be apologetic for america. louisiana education dr. cade from lee. dr. brumley, what are you doing differently in a louisiana? >> thank you for having me and welcome from louisiana. gluck, our kids need great standards. our kids need to understand the

basic of history and if we look at our state, and frankly across the country, we see that is not happening. our standards and about ten years, so we decided to take that head on. whenever we think of america, we think about those individuals with sacred honor, declaration of independence or the abolish of slavery or suffrage for civil rights. it is about a question of freedom. we wanted her students to understand under a freedom framework the country that we are. how great we are. and for sacrifices and the struggles that have gone into making that happen. so we want to discover all of that. we want to make sure our kids understand that. >> todd: how are you doing it? which process are you accomplishing that goal? >> so we took a year-long process and parent and teacher engagement where we work through a process. it is a place where we are able to deliver standards to our teachers across the state.

they tell the whole story of america. they take in multiple historical perspectives. they are not apologetic for who we are. and we just believe if we can store them extort our students out young and understand the most important people throughout the course of history, some of us with important places and important papers, speeches, documents, primary documents, they will have a greater understanding of the country. they will have a greater understanding of not only our state, but our constitutional republic, the role that they play in supporting it and protecting it. and then proving it every single day. >> todd: did you get a lot of pushback from the woke forces that actually love to apologize for american exceptionalism at every turn? >> look come america has been exceptional from the beginning. no one gave us our exceptional list. that was from the beginning. and what we decided to do was we wanted to take the sides and

listen to everybody. we are very exceptional and provided public feedback and we listen to everyone. we have a very diverse state board of education. in many ways, and once we are able to present this standard to the board, we received unanimous approval from the board. a model for the country, and we think we are going to do this study in louisiana. >> todd: what stood out to me as we pop up the screen, this last one that you alluded to which is better integrating for historical perspectives of people of all different backgrounds. i think that is so keyed to give the students absolutely the full picture. the big picture, dr. brumley my do you think you have students and parents and other parts of the country thinking to themselves, maybe i will move to louisiana for education for i don't know more woke likely blue states? >> well, what we know we believe we have in terms of social studies, american history, some of the best standards across the

country. they tell the facts, truth does still exist in our country. we want our kids to know that. we believe we can do better with her kids and it starts with those two dates. >> todd: dr. cade brumley keep us posted how it happens. an interesting concept teaching history to american students. we appreciate it. parents forced to pay as much as $120 for a can of baby formula. shell still empty across the country. why the white house isn't doing more. we are talking to a dad next. >> carley: of mayor lori lightfoot with backlash for a car to arms over row fever roe and we will tell you she will walk it back and we will tell you how. >> activists like lori lightfoot with confusion about the draft opinion to distract residents from her own pitiful performance. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: president biden heading back after rick scott the fortis senator question his ability to leave. listen. >> the leader joe biden is unwell. he's unfit for office. and he's confused. speak to the president also providing a sarcastic response to senator scott's call for him to resign stating "that's a good idea." the tension is coming after the president attacked scott's plan. >> todd: big deal here, where can facing a dire baby formula shortage nationwide with some desperate parents now opting to pay hundreds of dollars on the secondary market. >> carley: bill frederick is all care medical supply in massachusetts, bill, good morning to you. your business helps parents, many low income get baby formula. so what are you experiencing

when it comes to the shortage? >> you have to remember the shortage actually started well before the recall. the recall and all of the crimes being produced in wisconsin. and that recall has led to literally no being produced. and a lot of it is for formula with certain medical diagnosis. so it is not a matter of just getting another formula. it is a secondary market that i'm worried about. once it does come. >> todd: what should the biden administration be doing this very moment to help these absolutely desperate parents? >> i think one of the largest problems is the plant that shut down and i believe wisconsin or michigan. >> carley: michigan, jan. >> that needs to be up and running again.

i believe the fda has to get in there. it is more a question for abbott. but i think they need to get in there and start producing. i think the larger problem once they do produce, the idea is that we have to send it to the retail stores. if they do that, companies like mine won't be able to purchase it for lowering patients. and they have gone through a prescription and application process to get approved for the product. and then companies like mine won't be able to purchase the product from wholesalers because this product will go right into the retail stores for purchase. and that is going to have a devastating effect on long-term, longer than what the shortage is. >> carley: it is such a mess. you mentioned the secondary market before because of price gouging on amazon. formula being sold for $400 for a case of six. $300 as well with specialty

formulas. i was reading about some moms who are calling stores three hours away willing to travel to get their baby formula because without it, their child is going to get sick. so, what are parents telling you about the shortage? >> they just don't know where to turn. they are absolutely desperate. i've had my staffers had many people whom a woman calling in tears. we had one woman who said, "i just sent my son off to school and gave him the last nutrition." this is the sole nutrition. when he comes home from school today, he will have no nutrition. so, it is devastating. and again, once this formula is up and running again, if they sent it directly to retail stores and don't take care of wholesalers that provided to medicaid patients, then that secondary market will continue

to flourish. we see before what happened, it is just not going to be equal distribution to low income people. >> todd: the greatest nation in the world having trouble, literally, feeding its babies. it is unconscionable. bill, hate to put you on the spot here. in a sense of the house soon that this problem could be solved? >> no. we have been getting no dates. when we do get updates, they are rolling dates. some products are coming back online and bits and drab spirit so we tried to get them as we can. we have medical that we deal with providing it to the people. but the larger issue said is that a company in michigan who does all the powder and they are not up and running. the fda has got to get in there

and get them approved. and get them up and running. as i said, they have two get other products into the hands of wholesalers to take care of people with low income. >> carley: bill frederick, thank you for joining us this morning. we really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: absolutely. senator tim scott calling treasury secretary janet yellen's claims of abortion is good for the economy, watch. >> roe v. wade and access to reproductive health care, including a portion, helps lead to forced participation. >> for goodness sake, did you say ending the life of a child is good for the labor force participation rate? >> it means the children will grow up in poverty and to worse themselves. >> thank you. i will just simply say that as a guy raised by a black woman in

poverty, i'm thankful to be here. >> carley: wow, senator scott going on to tweet "the american tree is one of opportunity." we should be having conversations including single moms and their kids have access to that during. janet yellen's comments don't meet that mark. >> todd: wow is right, unbelievable. chicago mayor lori lightfoot hill to coal to forms over the possible roe v. wade. >> i think everybody so that draft opinion has raised motions, but we can't just be angry. we have to be intentional. we have to be dedicated. we went the democrat calling on around the country a pledge to make chicago an oasis for abortion. here is laura ingraham's response to lori lightfoot. >> laura: lori lightfoot is one of the most repugnant and

disgraceful people in elected office today. a woman with such disregard for her own constituents serving as mayor of chicago, one of our great american cities, is itself shocking. as an unrepentant radical, or policies precipitated chicago's decline and decay. the city's bleeding people literally and figuratively. people are up and leaving in record numbers. the residents are becoming victims of crime. her city is being ripped apart by violence, drug overdoses, and despair. and she's on twitter issuing a call to arms urging people to fight back if the court reverses roe it is the end of the world. only radical and i don't touch activists like lori lightfoot is confused about the draft opinion to distract from her own pitiful performance. >> todd: rhode island parents in the meantime say the school board has an equity obsession.

the decision with honors classes is only hurting students. >> i think agendas being rolled out using the same playbook over and over and over again. it is unclear who this is helping. the school committee has yet to provide metrics and measures of success. >> todd: mother's lien and the charge to enter the decision. she will be here live. >> carley: blue state homes for the sunshine stareally lookg red heading into november. we are talking with analyst why they want to get away from democratic leadership coming up. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: the pennsylvania republican primary for senate wide open. a new fox news poll showing dr. oz has a narrow lead. and kathy barnett within striking distance considering 18% of american g.o.p. voters remain undecided. yesterday barnett told us voters are hungry for change. >> people feel weak, very unnerved about the direction our country has taken. and what democrats told the american people and specifically in pennsylvania is people are

beginning to rejected. >> todd: >> todd: in the meantime, a new monthly fund-raising record pulling in nearly $10.5 million in april. the republican leader gearing up for a second term in the sunshine state. raised $2.2 million for reelection date and the action committee with more than $8 million. ron desantis outpacing florida governor charlie crist who only brought in -- carley. >> carley: speaking of florida, a battleground state is looking pretty red ahead of the midterm elections thanks to americans voting with their feet. 20 may now, three voters who fled the blue states to live in florida. left virginia and george miller and alan hopkins left california for the sunshine state. good morning to you all. alan, i will start with you. you are in an economist and you

love california. but why did you leave? >> i will tell you, carley. i appreciate you having me on. i left california because california left me. psychologically, economically, and in so many ways, just left physically after having to put up with a lot of issues that presented themselves the last 20 years. >> carley: ellen the final straw was the pandemic? >> it's was. the pandemic hid in california, i realized they weren't so concerned about my liberties are my freedoms. they are more concerned about control. that was pretty evident when keeping pot shops open but i couldn't go to church. so i was looking for freedom and i found it in florida. >> carley: you found it in florida, georgia i'm sure you agree with that. tell us your story. you move to florida and you consider yourself a political refugee. >> i do consider myself a political refugee. i'm a conservative in florida

and california no longer was. we move their 40 years ago. and gradually over a period of time, the last few years, gun-control, wokeness, sanctuary state letting criminals out of jail on the pandemic. i have guns that were legal and illegal when a left and i wasn't about to sell them. >> carley: so you borrow your guns and family to florida. you lived under the governor and move to florida for every reason out of the sun. tell us why. >> well, virginia was locking things down and florida was opening things up. and after retiring from the navy. i thought i did everything right to help change the system and keep virginia a free state. and i worked in the polls. i knocked on doors and i

attended rallies. i did everything that i thought was right. and i still watched the state slide more and more to socialism. during 2020 when my husband and i are locked down with their kids and i'm watching riots on tv. and i thought my head no confidence when it came down to whitcomb with the police would be allowed to enforce the laws. so, the decision was pretty easy because florida, at least was seem to be governing according to the founding documents. the declaration of independence and the constitution. >> carley: you know, it is not just the three of you, george. from july 20222021, florida gained over 200,000 residents while new york lost over 300,000 in over a quarter of a million people left california. a lot of people in florida are worried because people from new york and california are moving down to florida, it's

going to turn into a blue state. what do you think about that? >> i think that florida might be new york liberal at 65 years old and ready to die. people coming here now or fling these dates. and remember those folks, five years from the republican registration that those numbers are pairing that i would. >> carley: you know, alan governor ron desantis number one to the left because he kept the state open during covid. now, more recently because of the florida parental rights and education bill. how did you feel about him? >> well, i want to be here if want to sentence i wouldn't be here if he wasn't the governor. i'm a big supporter of what he's doing. i believe the declaration of independence says it best. we have filled life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. and his job is to promote that and not limit that. he understands that better than

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