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♪♪ pete: begin with a fox news alert. 10 people are dead what authorities are calling a hate crime at a new york supermarket. carley: officers taking the gunman after reign of terror

inside of a buffalo store. reporter: this tragedy happening at a tops grocery store in buffalo, new york. it was during a busy afternoon of shopping. authorities are investigate the attack as racially motivated taking place predominantly black neighborhood. >> he shot a woman, he shot a deek son. he shot another woman then he went into the store started shooting again. i don't know who he was shooting at because he shot at least eight people. reporter: a retired buffalo police officer aaron salter was hailed as a hero. he was working as a security guard and armed. he was gunned down after the his bullet failed to pierce the tactical gear. a mother after fire commissioner was killed in the attack. the mayor says the city is

devastated by the losses. >> this is the worst nightmare that any community can face. we are hurting and we are seething right now as a community. reporter: the shooting started in a parking lot after the suspect, 18-year-old payton gendron, drove from a town hours away. the police commissioner describing the final moments of the attack. >> buffalo police immediately responded engaged the suspect in the vestibule of the store. at that point the suspect put the gun to his own neck. two patrol officers talked the suspect dropping the gun, he dropped the gun, took off some tactical gear. reporter: gendron was arrested for murder and. a lengthy manifesto describing extreme racial hatred is linked to the suspect. of the 13 people shot, 11 were

black. the suspect live streamed the horrifying attack with a body camera on the social media platform twitch. a spokesperson for twitch says it was taken down within two minutes. new york city is on high alert after this incident with additional nypd officers to patrol black churches today. pete: pour risk. evil. retired buffalo police officer. he did everything he could. the guy was wearing body armor. carley: we're learning more about the victims. you heard one of the witnesses say that one of the people that died was a decon affiliated with a local church. another woman 86 years old. her name is ruth whitfield a mother of a retired buffalo fire commissioner, commissioner whitfield, said my mom was consummate mom. a mother to the mother list. she was a blessing to us all. she loved god taught us to do

the same thing. she died in this horrific attack yesterday. will: the suspect already pled not guilty in an arraignment hearing. i think will have a very difficult time with that everything seems to have been live streamed. ashley pointed out, 180 page manifesto, not just outlining motivations but tactics in this horrific crime. you carley you make a good point we shuts focus on victims of more than the perpetrator of these horrible crimes. pete: as things develop we'll bring them to you. on another topic, as you know the draft decision of roe v. wade was leaked. we don't know who the leaker is, but it unleashed a reactions and protests. some are outside the supreme court. they put a fence up.

it is only halfway up. protesters went to the homes of supreme court justice. there were protests, new york, d.c., chicago, los angeles, austin, texas. some organizes of protests made well-known of their intentions are. this is rachel carmona, the executive director of the women's march. listen what she warned in washington yesterday. >> today is day one of an up rising to protect abortion rights. it is day one of our feminist future and it is day one of a summer of rage. where we will be ungovernable, ungovernable. pete: summer of rage. will: summer of rage, there are many different angles we can take this discussion. politics of the least importance. this will have a massive backfire on democratic politics. carley: i totally agree. will: day one of summer of rage.

you heard more from the yesterday mayor of new york city, eric adams, at a protest, he backs abortion up to the day of birth. that it is a woman's choice. what you're looking at is an extremism and radicalism, that is absolutely out of touch with the american people. carley: you're absolutely right. we're talking about how the abortion argument used to be safe, legal and rare. used to focus a lot on women's health and hear a lot about rape incest. abortions through rape account for one percent. incest is less than .5%. the conversation has become horrifying, it has become a personal finance argument. i should be allowed to have an abortion having a child wouldn't benefit financially. how can you make that argument, couple it with what eric adams said yesterday, when a reporter,

fox news digital, should there be any limits to abortion. reporter said wait a second up to the -- he said a woman's choice. i don't think anybody could actually believe that i think he said that because he is afraid. he is afraid -- will: only one to pull the string. carley: of pro-choice activists say this is only a women's argument, it is my body my choice. every man out there don't let that intimidate you, talking about a body and abortion which body does it after effect more the woman's or baby's inside? men absolutely have a place in this argument. will: you're absolutely correct. i think this is a escape hatch eric adams crawled through to say it's a woman's choice. feels like the safest path in that moment. he is not only one who did that. pete: you're right. will: tim ryan, confrontation

with a ohio and bret baier. bret baier pushed him, no matter scenario presented, day after birth it's a woman's choice. that is simply not an answer. carley: it's not. pete: i defer completely go all the way up to nine months. it is totally fear based to an activist base. that is what the speaker is trying to do, invoc fear as well. i remember the summer of love wasn't full of much love in 2020. talking about a summer of rage and ungovernable clear signal most importantly to the democrat base, this is our most important issue. don't you dare cross us, eric adams being a great example of that. carley: the other issue how we got here. it was because of the draft opinion that was leaked. we still don't know who the leaker is which is stunning to me, but here's katie pavlich why there isn't much interest apparently in finding who leaked

this document to "politico." watch this. >> look at the way the evidence piled up democrats used this, including the white house. they tried to ignore the leak, push it aside as jen psaki said when it first came out to focus on the issue of roe v. wade and it follow as pattern of democrats undermining court, whether court packing, supreme court nominees happened to be appointed by a republican trying to get their nomination thrown out. senate majority leader chuck schumer standing on the steps of the court just last year during a hearing on a case about abortion threatening justices kavanaugh and gorsuch on very issue. it follow as left-leaning pattern. pete: watch other portions of brian's show he laid out famous leaks and how obsessed media was with them. no obsession here at all. one intrepid reporter with a little bit of gumption might be able to determine down to two or three names, what are they

looking at, what are they considering. considering the societal implications, institutional implication, any american who cares about that. i don't know if we'll ever find out. i hate to say that. maybe we will. maybe there is a huge investigation going on. they narrow it on and get it right. maybe justice roberts indicates that way. there is no information yet. carley: justice thomas said it fundamentally changed the makeup of the supreme court. this is stunning explanation. more to come on this hopefully. will: we talked talked about the yesterday, no, find out the leaker. we're an investigative organization. everyone is capable of doing reporting. let's find the leaker. carley: i agree. turning to your headlines, starting with a fox news alert. gas prices hitting another record high, the national

average reaching $4.47 overnight. that is up 16 cents from last week, 40 cents over the last month. at this time last year the average price was 3.04 a gallon. cost of diesel holding steady at the record price of $5.56 a gallon, up $2.40 from last year. elon musk says the twitter legal team accused him of violating a non disclosure agreement. the tesla ceo said the social media platform lawyers reached out on twitters, revealing the site's check sample size as 100, adding quote, this actually happened. earlier saturday the world's richest man joked about his 44 billion-dollar cash deal to take twitter private, tweeting get, who thought owning the libs would be cheap. never tried to acquire a social media company. very funny line there. young tampa bay rays guest

gets too excited after being handed a foul ball. watch. >> that young man has a souvenir. >> what a catch. no. >> good arm. carley: the boy did not hold on to his foul ball for long. tossing it back on the field, to the horror of the man he was with but the ball didn't disappear for good with someone else in his section giving him back the souvenir. that is cute. those are headlines. pete: i figured he would get it back. will: that elon musk deal is so unorthodox. everything about the deal is being negotiated on twitter. it is very unorthodox. pete: rejuvenate twitter ahead after purchase you do it on twitter. will: to accomplish a purchase. pete: who should give advice?

will cain or elon musk? will: me. pete: i don't know. you had some good businesses, i know that in your life. will: pull it off, seems like a little, taking a different -- that is not hard for me to see. carley: seems like all of this should have happened before he agreed to pay $44 billion, is that what we're saying. will: he should have listened to carley shimkus. carley: probably not. pete: it is quite unorthodox. coming up former president donald trump responding to biden's new nickname for him. what he thinks about being the great maga king. will: plus fight to the finish. we're live in pennsylvania ahead of this week's primary as dr. oz calls out a controversial tweet from his opponent kathy barnette ♪.

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>> it is also not going to stand by and not call out what he sees as ultramaga behavior, ultramaga policies. president biden: let me tell you about this ultramaga agenda, i

never expected the ultramaga republicans to have been able to take control of the republican party. what does the maga crowd want to do and ultramaga republicans? under my predecessor, the great maga king. will: that is the conclusion of six months of research that ultramaga is the best political attack line for the democratic parity. as we pointed out yesterday in a conversation with dan bone geno, a team of people sitting around a conference room table for six months decided ultraover super or great was the best way to malign your opponent as the democratic party embraces ultramaga as a way to take down the republican party. pete: give us two minutes on the couch, we could come up with three better labels how you would make your opponent bad than ultramaga. carley: we heard from former president trump on this, first about twitter, no, truth social.

his platform. he posted a funny, there you have it, the meme of him with a "lord of the rings" twist to it. he is bearded and has dark hair. how about that? we heard him talk about ultramaga for the first time yesterday in austin, texas. boy, does that sound good. >> over four incredible years we accomplished more than anyone thought even possible. together we were ultramaga, they gave us that name the other day. [cheering] no, biden did. you know with the ultramaga, the ultramaga. i said boy that sounds good. he said ultramake america great again. i like that better. i think we change the name, use ultra. we never get rid of maga, maga. then they called me the great king of maga.

[cheering] i said the great king. great king. great king, and i said, that's a good thing, isn't it? carley: that that is a good thi, isn't it. this is fooling absolutely nobody. that's what gets me about this whole conversation, inflation is still at a record high, gas prices still at a record high, you still can't find baby formula, no matter how you slice it ultramaga doesn't matter. brian on his show yesterday devoted time talking about presidents that made mistakes, apologizing in the past. how it ended up working politically for them. where is the apology? where are the solutions from president biden right now? on the apology front, we still haven't got apology from the disasterous withdrawal from afghanistan. he says he makes no apologies for it, says the faces of the families of 13 servicemembers

who lost their lives in that attack. this president isn't taking no accountability, no ownership and has absolutely no solution for the problems at hand. it is ultramaga fault. pete: if you're in crisis you go to focus group consultants to figure your way out of it. not to course correct, apologize something human, but label sitting else. i was trying to think of another use of the word ultra. beer? carley: michelob. pete: ultrasound. what common parlance do you ever use the word ultra? there is just no way human beings thought this was going to work for a label of your political opponents -- will: ultra doesn't carry innately negative -- pete: exactly. will: it wasn't hard for him to

do six months of branding in a moment. he said we had ultraeconomy. list of accomplishments. carley: ultra, pro-police. pete: ultramilitary. carley: you're a transformer. it sounds like a superhero transformer type thing. will: i get it. carley: maybe they polled that group. pete: they polled transformers, superheroes? carley: i wonder how much cost this consultant. will: that would be good to know. pete: not cheap. six months of consulting. carley: who do they consult? pete: really smart democrats, yeah. came up with that. will: good job if you can get it. one of the closest gop senate pry primary races is wrapping up as voters prepare to cast ballots in pennsylvania. carley: dr. mehmet oz kathy barnette are there in to remain

control of the seat in november. pete: alexandria hoff never take as day off. reporter: for longest time this seemed like a two-man race on the republican side. that is not the case anymore. kathy barnette saw resurgence in polling tied with mehmet oz. here is dr. oz yesterday. >> kathy barnette tweeted reprehensible message, homophobic, aggressive against president trump. she has to own the messages, explain a lot more what is going on with her campaign. reporter: in april dr. oz earned the endorsement of former president trump and tested the former president's influence, his backing only led to a marginal boost in the polls. we caught up with barnett, chester said she was concerned

taking a flight with a gay woman was out of context. we asked her about what the context has. >> i have no idea about the context. it is not a complete thought. when i drive around pennsylvania 1500 miles. people are not talking about old tweets. people are talking about the cost of gas pushing almost five dollars a gallon. reporter: former treasury official david mccormack says it comes down to who voters think can best win in november. >> it is coming together in the last week. they're asking tough questions who will lead us forward. who can stand the scrutiny in the general election. who can win. reporter: whoever wins the republican primary will likely face off against democrat john fetterman. he is pennsylvania's current lieutenant governor. guys? will: thank you, alexandria. fascinating race. lawrence jones live pennsylvania from a diner on tuesday an

voting day. pete: that will be interesting. like i was in ohio, on primary day people were still conflicted of. i think you have a lot of the same dynamics in ohio. was the trump endorsed candidate like jd vance win? carley: kathy barnette was in 9%. she is at 19. oz, mccormack all within the margin of error. it is anybody's race. very interesting one to watch. we'll turn now to a fox news alert. 10 people are dead after a shooting in a new york state market. a former fbi agent joins us live ♪. with parodontax active gum health. it kills 99% of plaque bacteria and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. in one easy appointment...

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neighborhood and live streamed the rampage online. the fbi is investigating the attack as a racially motivated hate crime. former fbi investigator bill daly joins us now. thanks for being with us this morning. >> good morning, will. will: a ton, i would assume, a ton of evidence available for the investigation this morning. a live stream, a manifesto. what are law enforcement investigators doing as we speak? >> well, what they're speaking about right now, will, to go off to find out how the individual was so radically motivated of evil ideology. who else would have known about his planning? are there other people who incited him to do so or groups? i think very important they get that ahead of this investigation, for a couple of reasons. one, that it leads how this person or how the persons could be charged if anybody was complicit. helps us understand how we prevent future incidents happening if there are groups who have a simulated this evil

ideology out there, who are planning such attacks. i say, will this is something where they're willing to find out who else knew him. everybody has contact with individuals, unless you happen to take "the unabomber" living up in the mountains. people know this person. do they know he is buying this equipment? in behavioral analysis, what they call leakage, steps they have seen and why they didn't come forward. will: bill, you're a former fbi investigator. i'm sure you have experience what i'm about to present to you. to your point who might have known him, but who might have seen this coming, i saw some reports there might have been some threats after school shooting in his past. the question for everyone how seriously do you take every step of the way until you realize you have a serious problem on your hands? that just doesn't include those who might have known him but investigators like yourself as

well? >> that is a great question, when does it reach the threshold where authorities are called or people take some action? if we're talking about this instance, if some people knew he was acquiring tactical gear, vests helmet, had weapons, some things start to add up. maybe there is not exact formula. there is a preponderance of information you kind of say, wow, there is somebody making threats, behavior is off, they're buying equipment. i think we need to bring this to the authorities attention. we need to get the person help. will: we started the interview with a ton of information to sift through. not exactly hiding it. live streaming a it and manifesto a tragic situation in buffalo. bill, thank you so much. >> you're welcome, will. will: coming up, a baby shortage formula crisis, another crisis under the biden administration.

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alexandra has a 20-month-old, karen has two children, serves as advocate for those of special needs and kaley gave birth in february. thanks so much for being with us on the program. kaley, start with you, someone like you has a new born, what has struggle been like? i assume there is specific type that fit your baby's needs, how have you made it through this? >> it has been been absolutely a nightmare to find formula. he is allergic to almost every type of formula i tried. he went through eight different type of formula in two weeks. trying to find the formula that she takes it is absolutely crazy because it isn't on the shelf anywhere. i have to get it shipped in from family members around the

country, able to feed her to give her bottles. pete: wow. alalexandra, your child is a bit older. you talked about how you faced it last year. this is not a new issue. >> this issue began in second half of 2021. i noticed this personally when i went to get my summer's formula in the summertime. i remember texting my husband i think there is a problem. as a pandemic baby parent, we were used to things hike this bubbling up-and-coming up throughout the process. quite frankly i didn't think anything about it. again you're seeing shortages on amazon and walmart. seeing the store shelves empty at particular times of my particular formula. my daughter went off the formula in the fall when she turned one. that being said, i think it showcases how the leaders in charge have had ample time to

understand and to digest this problem and to develop a solution. pete: karen, why is this happening and what are moms to do? >> well there are three main reasons why this is happening. one abbott, who is one of the primary suppliers of baby formula, had a problem where there was a bacteria in their formula. there was something that was going on at least four babies were injured and two were died actually as a result of really severe bacteria. so that was one issue. abbott laboratories is now saying that their problems are resolved. they actually close ad plant in michigan. they say they are going to ramp back up again. and as the pandemic, as other parents pointed out, the shortages due to the pandemic, the supply chain, also there is a trade policy that the u.s. has is causing the shortages also in terms of letting more formulas

in from other countries. those are three primary reasons why we do have a shortage. pete: kaley, you said this will impact your vote as a young voter. you look why this happened, how it impacts your vote, how will it impact? >> in my opinion this should have been uncovered long before now and the whole point of, this is just now becoming a an issue to the nation, being recognized by the nation blows my mind. i honestly believe if somebody would have covered this before now, any party, does not have to be the biden administration, if this had been uncovered before now we wouldn't be in the situation where we are. it it will impact my vote. nobody is wanting to help mothers who are working hard, going to every single store looking for florida.

pete: alexandra you said this will comb into the fall. kaley said either party is to blame. is biden administration is in now. is this where you point the finger? >> absolutely, biden administration supported inflationary spending clogging supply chain. my own congressman here, josh gottheimer he supported all of this spending. i think this issue strikes at the nerve what it means to be a parent. so i think that come the fall this is not a political issue for people. they are going to being angry at the people who are in charge and who are responsible for a, causing the problem partially with some of the spending but also failing to fix it. offering excuses. calling inflationary transitory. joking about treadmills not being available. now it is baby formula and the biden administration and

congressional democrats just don't have any answers. pete: karen, you describe yourself as a registered democrat but conservative on business. so as you look at this particular issue how do you lay out how we got here? >> i don't think it is just the biden administration but the government in general but the regulation how the formula is even distributed is a huge issue. unfortunately it is left to the parents and we're blessed because everybody is doing a good job in terms of actually being matchmaking, matchmaking formula with people that really need it. i do advocate for special needs children and there are a lot of children who need specific types of formula and it's the families are helping out, people helping other people. unfortunately the government isn't coming through at this particular time. people are supporting each other. pete: these are moments that you realize the government will not

be there to save you, your family, friends and community. god bless you all. thank you so much. >> thanks, pete. >> thank you. pete: appreciate it. will, over to you. will: i could listen to kaley read the label on a baby formula can. thanks, pete. authorities say one person was killed and five are injured after a single-engine plane loses its engine power and crashes into a vehicle on a miami bridge. two of the three people aboard the plane were able to escape after the fire was put out by miami-dade fire rescue lifeguard. the body of the deceased victim was found in the wreckage. the federal aviation administration and national transportation safety board are investigating the "crash." four air force academy cadets may not be allowed to graduate or coorerefusing the covid-19 vaccine. according to air force officials the cadets may be forced to pay back thousands of dollars in tuition costs.

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i could have put the radar picture up yesterday, i did, and we'll see scattered showers across florida and southeast. we've had rain. clouds across the northeast tomorrow. heavier rain moves through this afternoon. that will clear out. we'll see sunshine on tuesday. get ready today, we'll be looking for severe weather. should say sunday on the map. but where you see that little dark color, watch potentially for a few tornadoes. definitely strong winds. back to you guys inside. will: thank you, rick. fox news correspondent griff jenkins returns from being on the front lines of russia's war in ukraine. he join us live to share his perspective. plus inflation frustration. gas prices hit a new high as americans grapple with soaring costs everywhere. we'll break down how high prices have spiked coming up. ♪.

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griff jenkins spent the last seven weeks on the front lines even interviewing president volodymyr zelenskyy. griff joins us now. good morning. great to see you. great to have you home. amazing job as always. being in ukraine seeing the situation unfold first-hand s there anything about the war we aren't understanding? >> good morning. thank you, carley. i think what we're not understanding every one predicted that vladmir putin would invade 81 days ago now but no one thought we would be at this position where the entire western world is saying that ukraine will likely now win. just overnight the british ministry of defense said russia lost 33% of its ground forces that began that invasion. you're seeing russian troops pulling back from kharkiv, ukraine's second largest city. we saw the recent weeks and last few months failure of russian forces to take kyiv and dethrone

volodymyr zelenskyy. when i sat down he gave us 57 minutes. you got to see first-hand the churchhill of our time as he is described rallied this ukrainian nation, ukrainian people to stand up against the russia goliath army. now the entire world, just yesterday nato's deputy secretary-general saying they believe in coming months ukraine could win this war. will be interesting now to see how how this ends. if ukraine is able to continue to take territory back, will they go further than driving russia out of eastern donbass where fighting is incense, will they take mariupol back or go down to take crimea back which was lost in 2014. carley: unbelievable to think about, at the start of the war everybody was saying russia would win in less than a week. they were saying 24, 48 hours. let's talk a little bit more

about the interview with volodymyr zelenskyy. what was the security like, take us behind the scenes. >> we went to the presidential compound. carley, he is highly protected and it's a very thorough process. i thought i would meet a man who is exhausted, could not sit for 10 or 15 minutes wanted to have some idea where things were. he took over the presence of the room and he told his aides to give us as much time as we wanted to talk about everything and one of the takeaways you're seeing talking about now, during our interview he broke news that russia is blockading the black sea, that we'll have a food crisis, particularly for poor countries because of grains not able to get out. he told us at least two countries he would not name saying they support ukraine calling for sanctions hypocriteally behind closed doors negotiating with russia to

buy cheaper stolen grains. unbelievable what he told us. carley: speaking of support for ukraine, yesterday, a group of republican senators including mitch mcconnell met with zelenskyy. this is all coming as the senate is trying to pass that 40 billion-dollar ukrainian aid package which it is currently being held up by senator rand paul. he wants the inspector general exactly how the money is being spent. some people are saying that that package is too big. how do you feel about the size of it, and what would it do to change the course of this war? >> don't take it from me, take it from president zelenskyy, says keep it coming because of what they're trying to do. he would say the u.s. aid is a little late coming. now he has got it. he is able to do the things on counteroffense i have he is doing. this is the thing that struck me about mitch mcconnell's visit. mitch mcconnell walking openly with three other senators in kyiv, you had jill biden go to

ukraine, mcconnell, bono playing in the subway yet president biden still won't go. carley: griff, before we let you go, if you're not in ukraine, d.c., you're down on the border, you have a lot of contacts there. title 42 could expire in a little over a week. what do we expect to happen? what are you hearing if that takes place? >> i may try to get down there, carley. it could be unprecedented crisis. could be 18,000 a day. mayorkas says operational control of the border. anything but that is the case. if title 42 lives, if it does, it is something we have never seen in this country. it will put a national crisis on our southern border. >> something to watch. griff, thank you so much. griff, as i said, great to have you be back. >> thanks, carley. carley: pete sits down with former first lady melania trump for her first interview since leaving the white house. don't miss it. ♪.

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do you know what the future holds? carley: we start with a fox news alert. 10 people are dead in what authorities are calling a hate crime at a new york supermarket. will: officers taking the gunman into custody following his reign of terror inside of the buffalo store. pete: ashley strohmier following the latest developments. reporter: this tragedy happened at a tops grocery store after a business i afternoon of shopping. the attack was considered racially motivated taking place in a a dominantly black neighborhood. >> what i saw him shooting he shot a woman, a deek son,shot another woman. he went inside of the store started shooting again. i don't know who he was shooting at but he shot eight people.

reporter: retired buffalo police officer, ehren salter was named a hero. his bullets failed to pierce the shooter's tactical gear. a 86-year-old mother of a retired fire commissioner was killed during the attack. the mayor says the city is devastated by the loss. >> this is the worst nightmare any community can face and we are hurting and we are seething now as a community. reporter: the shooting began in the parking lot after the suspect, 18-year-old payton gendron drove from a town hours away. the police commissioner describing the final moments of the attack. >> buffalo police immediately responded, engaged the suspect in the vestibule of the store. at that point the suspect put the gun to his own neck. two patrol officers talked the suspect into dropping the gun.

he dropped the gun. took off some of his tactical gear. surrendered at that point. reporter: gendron is charged with first-degree murder and a hate crime with violent extreme. a manifesto was linked to the suspect. of the 13 people shot, 11 were black. the suspect live streamed the horrifying attack with a bodycam on the social media platform twitch. a spokesperson for twitch says it was taken down within two minutes. new york city is also on high alert after this incident with additional nypd officers sent to patrol black churches today. guys, back to you. will: thank you, ashley. incredibly sad story as you have done a good job of this morning, carley, we want to focus on the victims but there is an investigation as well. a investigation with a ton of evidence what motivated this individual, what went into it. live streamed the event,

published a 180 page manifesto. i spoke to bill daly a former fbi investigator about the investigation and where that investigation sits now. >> how this individual was so radically motivated with this evil ideology. who else would have maybe known about his planning. are there other people who incited him to do so or groups? i think it is very important that they kind of get, ahead of this investigation. somebody has to have seen this person. did they know he was planning it. did they know he was buying the equipment. behavioral analysis people call it leakage. was it kind of steps he was taking that people would have seen and why didn't they come forward? carley: those are all great questions. there is some reporting that he threatened the life of a fellow student during a high school graduation. then you think how he live streamed this on twitch which is a social media platform for gamers with the guns. you start to look at parents and go, how could you not have known

that this was something that could have happened? pete: that is where i think the questions will go next. who should have seen the warning signs in front of what was ultimately sheer evil. we do think about the retired buffalo police officer, aaron salter, who was at the grocery store, fired back at the gunman. the gunman was wearing a vest. ultimately the law enforcement officer was killed. carley: a day of mourning, absolutely. sorry to cut you off pete, you were finishing such a beautiful statement there. these tragedies feel real when they happen, but they end up feeling really real once you get pictures of the victims. that hasn't happened yet. that is always a tragedy when you see faces of people whose lives were cut short for no reason other than a act of pure evil. will: absolutely. we move to this as well. gas prices hit a new record high, threatening summer vacations of millions of americans. look at the national average gas

price this morning. $4.47 as you wake up. that is two cents higher than yesterday. that is a full 16 cents higher than just a week ago and 40 cents higher than last month. it is on a steady climb. it has peaked as we wake up this morning. pete: yeah. it has been on an incredible increase even since the election of 2020 which it was at $2.13. so it has doubled in that amount of time. these are other items that our viewers are well aware of. if you've been, you traveled, been to a grocery store between cars, air fares, meat, poultry, eggs, coffee, everything is more expensive. then that last down arrow right there, average hourly earnings. so as you're spending more and average hourly earnings are going down inside of biden's economy right now. carley: will, give a little bit of credit for doing math on the

fly. you did it accurately. that is always a risk. you took it, did it well. gas prices are hovering at a record high for some time. you may be wondering why they're popping right now. i was. why every morning we wake up and see gas prices going from 2, 3, 4, 5, cents higher. because we're entering the busy summer travel season. more people are using gas. now we're getting to a place where people might have to cut back on the summer travel plans. domestic round-trip flight on average was, is $330 now compared to $235 in january. so it is a whole $100 higher. governor ron desantis, he was on unfiltered last night. he asking why it is happening. he said this is all political. >> they are intentionally reducing our ability to produce oil and gas here in the united states. they will beg opec for more oil.

beg maduro more oil. i guess maduro's oil is not global warming but america's is. it is nonsense. it is ideology. it is destructive. people are getting hammered with gas prices. overall inflation is attributable more than anything to biden's policy of printing trillions and trillions of dollars. start producing more energy here in the united states. he could very easily do that but yet, what does he do as he pointed out? they're still canceling oil and gas leases. they don't want us to be energy independent. and they don't care if you suffer at the pump. carley: so true. will: seems like it doesn't matter what the issue is afflicting the american people, the response of the democratic party has been to push forward with their agenda, an agenda, blatantly disconnected from the issues at hand. often, carley, you pointed out earlier, there has been this odd push towards fiscal responsibility or saving money

as an argument to endorse abortion. that was an argument made from a sitting congresswoman in the united states congress. babies are too expensive. another reason we should embrace abortion. the point, there is policy, there is an agenda, pushed forward with that agenda no matter the facts on the ground. president biden tweeting this, you want to bring down inflation. make sure the wealthiest corporations pay their fair share. he is talking about the corporate tax rate. what does that have to do with inflation? carley: apples and oranges. pete: someone that usually doesn't reply that way jeff bezos billionaire type. he replied, the newly created disinformation board should review the tweet or a non-sequitur board instead. raising corporate taxes is fine to discuss. taming inflation is true to

discuss. mushing them together is misdirection. will: as opposed to biden bumbling around on a stage not getting what he wants to say out of his mind and mouth at that given moment correctly. this is a tweet most likely typed out by someone on his staff. carley: no question. will: what it reveals is, hey, this might be a good opportunity to push forward a raise in the corporate tax rate. the american people are suffering from what is verging on hyperinflation and your response is, you hey, you know the thing we've been wanting to work on for a long time, might be good idea to push forward a corporate tax rate hike. pete: they welcome the pain. i don't say that cynically. the worshipers of climate change, the base is dedicated to that, making it more expensive for people to use oil and gas, they hope to force painful transition of something else. ron desantis said it right. when weigh import oil from countries that produce it more

dirty -- carley: our adversaries. pete: our adversaries makes our climate change situation better? none of it makes any sense. carley: the only way you tie the corporate tax rate to inflation, they tax people so much they are forced to fire people and people don't have money and inflation goes down. i don't think that is the biden administration's point or goal. i tried to connect the dots. pete: amazing. you know who connected some dots last night in a way they made some sense, they don't usually do that is "saturday night live." they noted the many failures of this administration. talked about it, watch. >> does it me or every story this week sound like the opening voiceover in a mad max movie? the year is 2022. a virus rages across the planet. digital money has collapsed. infants have nothing to eat. women are forced to breed. men are ready to die for

gasoline. and we suffer under the leadership of one known only as joe. [laughter]. carley: that is very funny. will: pretty funny, as you pointed out, pete, connecting the dots, acknowledging the obviousness of reality. some of it at least. pete: you mentioned the fiscal side on abortion? even the statement joe biden made about the great maga king. he was making a statement about flaunting their deficit reduction. look at whole quote. under trump administration deficits went up. there was global virus. under our administration we cut the deficit. carley: go ahead. pete: if you're going to make a claim like the great maga king, you might want to make a big statement instead they go to fiscal things as people trust democrats with taxpayer dollars. carley: biden wanted to get the maga king line anywhere he could. six months of research. you got to, got to put it in

somewhere. we have to turn to some headlines. police in texas are now offering a 50,000-dollar reword for an escaped convicted murderer. lopez who was serving a life sentence fled from a transport bus after stabbing the bus driver. he was last seen in a cow pasture near centerville texas on friday. texas department of public safety, that lopez has ties to the mexican mafia. crews are still working to contain a coastal fire in the laguna nagal community in california. one family is thankful to firefighters recovering cherished flag and mug honoring victims of 9/11. >> i think it's a sign. we'll get through it. we'll persevere. but, pretty much out of words. i don't know. carley: the flag and mug weren't seriously damaged by the fire. the homeowner says the mug was in their dishwasher while the

fire burned. tom tom braid pitches this morning for a bike ride around the big apple. >> i'm rethinking this. megasmoothie workout. it has been a while. for like 15 years. ♪♪ this is great. there's a bell on this thing. >> like a kid in a candy store. brady striding on the city bike which you can rent with an app all over the city. the football goat tweeting. it was best morning ever. it took him ten minutes to unlock the city bike from a docking station. it can be tricky. those are the headlines. will: have you used a city bike? carley: one in chicago. it's a scary thing. have you ridden a bike in new york city. a lot of people do it. it is terrifying. pete: they have their own bike lane. everything is fine and safe. they have big giant.

you can't step off the curb. will: no. pete: putting your life in your hands when you step off the curb. will: deliveryman bike riders. they don't care about traffic stops. they have to blow through there to deliver pete's breakfast. pete: we haven't done that i will do that in the commercial break. doesn't make me like tom brady more. carley: does it make me like him less? pete: i'm a city bike. where is your helmet, tom? will: do your interview with me. pete: you're right. oh, man. i'm sorry, tom. i'm so sorry. >> he didn't mean it. pete: i didn't mean any of it. will: he meant it and you heard it. new fallout after abortion demonstrators demonstrate outside homes of supreme court justices. claudia tenney is the daughter of a judge. shy is condemning those protests. she joins us live next.

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♪. carley: thousands of abortion activists march outside the supreme court protesting the potential overturning of roe v. wade but some are taking a more direct approach, demonstrating outside homes of conservative supreme court justices. new york congresswoman claudia tenney has been threatened before at her own home as the daughter of a new york state supreme court judge and she joins us now. congresswoman, good morning to you. you say the situation is personal. tell us why? >> good morning. i first just want to say, i want to give my condolences and deepest thoughts in buffalo and districts where this mass killer resided, his hometown. i'm sorry for everyone year and wish a better outcome for everyone across my district and communities in new york. this is a really tough issue first of all, our federal law,

15 usc, 1507 picketing or parading for intent to influence justices at their personal homes. my dad was a new york state justice for 35 years. i actually live across the street from the house i grew up in. it is somewhat suburban area with a dead end street. i was personally called one time by a litigant threatening my life over a domestic relations matter while my father was a justice. we never locked our doors. i think that what this shows. unfortunately this decision on abortion has caused so much angst but what it has really done is opened up our democracy where now this issue under the tentth amendment will go back to the states and people to decide. it shifts the power away from the power of the judiciary back to the legislature and the people which is a good thing. now we have to learn how to peacefully protest. we need to have a public debate peacefully in our public square. we learned to have to learn to how respectfully disagree to

bring that power back. unfortunately that something hasn't been happening in our communities. carley: that's right. if roe gets overturned it would be a stance that supports democracy. when you think about the security situation, the justice department was more than willing to investigate parents that were protesting at school board meetings. you would think that they would also want to investigate people who are targeting the homes of supreme court justices. so far radio silence. are you surprised by that? >> it is just unfortunate. i sent a letter along with many of my colleagues to call on attorney general merrick garland to investigate and enforce this. they used the, same types of laws, and went after parents who were protesting and legitimately protesting what was happening in virginia schools. you saw the people made a decision. they voted in governor glenn youngkin. and now we need to have this public debate. it doesn't, this decision, i can't emphasize enough does not make abortion illegal. what it does put that debate in

front of the states and in front of the people to decide. sadly i'm no new york where everyone, all the democrats in new york state pretty much all voted for late-term abortion up to the moment of birth. this bill is something that democrats in congress are trying to bring before us in congress. almost every single democrat voted all but one voted for late-term abortion. that is an extreme position. we need to debate that we need to get out there to understand the compassion that people feel for this very important issue. this isn't, you know, something where stare decisis or respecting precedent is important, much as we need to debate the issue. carley: congresswoman, thanks for joining us on this issue. we also echo your sentiments to the people of buffalo this morning. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. carley: coming up pete sits down with former first lady melania trump for her first interview since leaving the white house. x? safelite makes it easy. >> tech vo: you can schedule in just a few clicks.

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♪. pete: we're back with a "fox & friends" exclusive. former first lady melania trump granting us her first sit-down interview since leaving the white house. we met at her new home in mar-a-lago. take a look. >> being your first lady was my greatest honor. thank you for your love and your support. reporter: melania trump, thank you so much for join joining us on "fox & friends." >> thank you for having me. pete: i think this is your first sit-down interview since leaving the white house, right? >> it is my first sit-down. pete: how is live since leaving the white house? >> life is great. keeping it busy. time flies fast and we are just, everybody's doing very well. pete: we're here in beautiful florida. what are your real thoughts on washington, d.c.? your husband called it a swamp. >> it is time to drain the swamp. pete: what you do i think of it?

>> i like washington, d.c. i know it operates completely different than any other city but i really like it there and i enjoyed living in the white house. to be first lady of the united states was my greatest honor. i think we achieved a lot in the four years of trump administration. i enjoyed taking care of the white house. it was my home for a while. i understood it is the peoples house. it was, it was a privilege to live there. pete: maybe it will be your home again? >> never say never. pete: never say never. being out of d.c., having that time what do you make of the state of the country right now? >> i think it is sad to see what is going on. if you look deeply into it. i think a lot of people are struggling, suffering and what is going on around the world as well. so it is very sad to see and i

hope it changes fast. pete: it has been in the news. as someone who loves children and is dedicated so much to their betterment, how do you feel when you see shortage of baby formula and families just struggling to get basic items like that? >> it is heart breaking to see that they're struggling and the food is not available for children n the 21st century of the united states of america. pete: why is it happening? >> leadership. pete: leadership or lack thereof? >> yeah. pete: i know opioids was part of your be the best initiative. i was seeing in the news recently, record amount of drugs. we did a little research. you were the only first lady to go to the border. you did it twice. >> yes. pete: what is it like to see things you worked on so hard drank drastically? >> it is tragic to see it changed interests i cannily. i know covid brought another

struggles to the people who were having problems before. what is going on, it is unthinkable. a lot of people are dying from drugs and it's, it's very sad to see. pete: how did you put up with the constant criticism. >> fashion statement. this is trump flu to and from nation's capitol, wore a jacket with stunning phrase on it, quote, i really don't care, do you? pete: media, take "vogue" for example, five months in joe biden's presidency, joe biden is on cover. kamala harris was on cover before she was sworn in. michelle obama was on cover three times. with your fashion background, with your beauty, not on the cover of "vogue." why the double standard? >> they're biased.

they have likes and dislikes. it is so obvious, as i think the american people and, everyone see it. it was their decision and i have much more important things to do and i did in the white house than being on the cover of "vogue." pete: seems like anything you do, no matter how well-intentioned it is the criticism is constant. >> melania trump has an initiative called be best. forget the from mat call challenge. >> we don't know if medical medical is moving murder for us in the winter white house. >> only thing she is working on a escape tunnel. >> people criticize me for what i do. i move forward. i work to help people. that is the mission. and those people who criticize me, i would encourage them to help in their other than community. or maybe join my foster the

future initiative. pete: what is fostering the future? that is the initiative of be best. why is working with foster kids a passion of yours? >> i started working and visiting foster care facilities when i was in the white house. last week i visited a place of hope as well and met the leaders of foster care community and some parents and children. i met also with adults who aged out of the foster care system. >> they still need help. >> they need our support, resources, empowerment to achieve their american dream. pete: u.s.ing a new technology to help raise the profile and fund these initiatives. >> i have been working on my projects since i left the white house. my nfts are available on melania trump.com.

u.s. memorabilia.com. now we have a few of the nfts are moving on it. it is a national park, beautiful 3-d animated pieces. they are videos from the time in the white house. especially the one i created for foster care month, it's the rose, the met at that rose. some of the proceeds of sale of ntts will go toward education, providing education opportunities for foster care children who are aging out of the foster system. nearly 20,000 children are aging out of foster care. pete: a year. >> a year, yes. now we have 407,000 children in foster care. pete: in america today. >> in america today. so i will be proudly grant

scholarships to the children, to students that deserve it. pete: the first college scholarship recipient. michael, why don't we surprise them. i give him a call. >> yes. pete: he doesn't know you're here. michael. >> yes. pete: pete hegseth with "fox & friends." share your story in the foster system. >> i was born to a single mom until 18 years old. i was a foster child. lived in self homes until i was 18. pete: you're aware of the giving scholarship from melania trump. what does it mean to get that scholarship. >> ha is neat. pete: what is neat, let me do it. she is hearing what you're saying right now. michael the first lady of the united states. >> hello, michael. >> hey, melania, thank you so much. >> nice to meet you.

>> so good to meet you. thank you so much for your generosity. >> you're very welcome. i wish you great success and i know you are starting classes in the fall. >> yeah, absolutely. >> make your dreams come true. study hard. send me your grades okay? >> i will. i got you. straight as, here we come. >> fantastic. pete: sharing update with our viewers excited to hear from you, all the efforts you're doing here on national foster care month as well. >> thank you so much. pete: i want to thank melania trump and her team for make that happen. they're throwing into a lot of effort working foster care program as you saw. they get even criticism on that, is it really, where is the money going, is it scholarships. we got opportunity to unpack that, and interest in technology. she said future going back into the white house. we'll see. will: great interview. awesome get.

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attack in a new york state supermarket. the 18-year-old suspect now facing first-degree murder charges after police say he traveled hours to the store in a predominantly black neighborhood and live streamed the rampage online. former acting dhs secretary chad wolf is here to react. thank you, thank you for being with us. we love to get your perspective on this as the investigation moves forward. a ton of evidence to sift through and i imagine federal investigators becoming involved as well? >> i think that's right. what's important here we're in the early stages of this, of this incident and the investigation. i think it is important to let law enforcement to do their job. only natural for people to jump to conclusions or really understand the motivations behind this. but there will be a lot of evidence at the scene. there will be a lot of evidence online and other places. we need to let police, law enforcement do their job. we'll have answers pretty soon. will: i will move to the border with you as well, chad. there is internal border customs

protection document. it was from late last year. it warned of serious safety implications removing title 42, public health order would ensue if that was repealed. that criminal organizations control huge parts of central america. that is what we know. the takeaway seems to be obvious. the biden administration knows the rusk it is running here for title 42. >> they know the risk they're running past 15 months, failing to do their job, bringing enforcement, deterrent into the system. the report you mentioned, i can tell you, border patrol agents and officers talked to dhs leadership, political leadership at the department dozens and dozens of times, warning them about the steps they're taking. they warned them in january of 2021, if you stop, tear down the wall, tear down remain in mexico, other measures you will have a surge and crisis you have never seen before.

this is coming true. these are men and women, border patrol agents, officers down there doing that job every day. so i have written about it. i talked about it. where political leadership is ignoring their recommendations and fulfilling an agenda that is more political than it is protecting americans each and every day. so, absolutely, bringing down title 42 is the last tool in the tool belt. if you're border patrol agent or officer that is the only thing left to do your job. the biden administration is taken away everything. so they're absolutely worried about this. will: let me see if i'm reading you right. title 42 which is there as covid restriction, covid protection mechanism, on its surface, on its face, the time has passed. in other words for covid safety implications. it is literally the only thing used to enforce our border. when you say political, if the biden administration continues to enforce title 42 in essence

that is admission we need something to enforce the border right? we focus too much on title 42. this is papered enforcement mechanism that should be done anyway? >> you're absolutely right. you see a number of democrats, anywhere from a dozen or more saying don't take down title 42. their major concern is not a public health perspective. major thing left keeping border under any semblance of control. i would say it is not under control. i would agree with you, title 42 has always been temporary. what the biden administration should do, they will tell you, since march of last year, sometime thereof, they have been planning for title 42 to be removed. what they should been doing putting other measures, other policies, other procedures in place so that when title 42 is taken down there is other enforcement mechanisms, there is other deterrents into the system, that deters the illegal

behavior we're seeing. up to 221,000 in the month of march alone. this is crazy. these numbers are absolutely ridiculous. because there is no deterrent in the system. the biden administration is taking it all the way. the last deterrent right now is title 42. will: that's right, chad. make title 42 separate from covid, independent from covid. true enforcement mechanism for our border as it remains in place. thank you, chad, for joining us this morning. >> thank you. will: pete, over to you. pete: thank you, will. turning to your headlines the funeral for the alabama prison guard who is accused busting her confessed love from jail draws hundreds of attendees. vicki white turned gun on herself. the pair was driving a stolen car in indiana crashing in a ditch. hundreds of people gathered to

remember the former officer. the baby formula shortage desperately leaving their moms to feed their children. tennessee, kansas, delaware, are states hit hard by the shortage. three moms joined us earlier this morning talking about their struggles just to find formula. >> actually this issue began in the second half of 2021. >> trying to find formula that he takes is absolutely crazy. >> the government in general, because the regulation of how these formulas even distributed is a huge issue. pete: consensus in interview this will be issue in november. at the end of last week 43% of all baby formula was out of stock in the u.s. three game 7s taking place in the nhl stanley cup playoffs. yesterday the carolina hurricanes knocked out the boston bruins with 3-2 win on home ice. tampa bay lightning set up all

florida match up with with the panthers with a 3-2 victory over the toronto maple leafs. 2-1 win over l.a. kings. first round of playoffs come to a close. new york rangers and pittsburgh penguins play at madison square garden where the dallas stars take on the calgary flames with two game 7s. will has to stay up late to watch his dallas stars and mavericks in a game 7. i don't feel bad for him because he has a lot of good sports fortune. those are your headlines. turn to meteorologist rick reichmuth stays up for fun. rick: to watch dallas lose. i'm a arizona guy. another hot day across much of the south, especially areas of texas, throughout parts of southwest. we'll see temps again into the triple digits, well above average.

we'll start to warm up the next few days across the parts of eastern seaboard, immediate eastern seaboard toward the mid-atlantic. this is like yesterday. scattered showers fire up throughout the afternoon in the northeast. future radar, throughout the mid-atlantic and northeast. you see another line of showers will come through tonight. a bigger line of storms comes through tomorrow afternoon, maybe some of those being severe. behind that finally we'll clear out and get a little bit of sunshine across the parts of mid-atlantic and northeast which has had a very gloomy nine or 10 days. take you back inside. pete: thank you, rick. grocery prices continue to soar, what if you could save money growing your own food? skip bedell is outside with what you need to grow your own chef's garden. ♪

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will: we begin with a fox news alert. ten people are dead and three others injured after authorities say a target hate crime at buffalo supermarket. 18-year-old peyton the gendron driving from hours away to a predominantly black neighborhood. carley: not guilty to first-degree murder charges after surrendering to police at the scene. he live streamed attack on social media. the department of justice is investigating the incident as a racially-motivated hate crime. a lengthy man pesto posted

online describing extreme racial hatred also linked to suspect. pete: a retired police officer working as a security guard and the mother of a former fire commissioner are among the dead. the nypd ramping up security at black churches in response to the shooting. a off way to start the morning, reporting on that really evil, tragic incident in buffalo yesterday with. carley: it started at 2:30 p.m. eastern time ed yesterday, and the gunman allegedly shot four people, live streamed the shooting, shot four people outside of grocery store. three of them died including that former police officer who was really well known around the community. he was working as a security guard at the grocery store, and then he went into the store, shot nine more people, six of those died. her teen people were affected by this tragedy in total --

thirteen -- ten dies. eleven of the people he shot were black, two white. will: he live streamed the event on twitch and left behind a manifesto laying out his motivation and act ticks of what would go down, sadly, in buffalo. we spoke to chad wolf earlier about where the investigation might stand this morning. >> we're in the early stages of this incident and the investigation, so i think it's important to let law enforcement do their job. i think it's only natural for people to either jump to conclusions or really try to understand the motivations behind this, but there's going to be a lot of evidence at the scene, a lot of evidence online and other places. with we need to let police, law enforcement do their job, and i think we'll have some answers pretty soon. pete: yep, let's hope. and maybe our questions, there will be increasing questions about who may have known what and what warning signs, indications were there for such an evil act and i'm sure law

enforcement is looking into those things as well. but this morning we remember those victims and that deliver. his maim was aaron -- his name was aaron sulter who did shoot at the shooter. unfortunately, the shooter was wearing body armor and ultimately killed the security officer in return. we think about all the people i -- affected in buffalo. we have a longtime resident as well. on another topic at the border, the fate of title 42 is expected within days as groups of hundreds of illegals continue to flood our southern border. will: states like texas are forced to take matters into their own hands, striking a deal with mexican officials on the that side of the border. carley: bill melugin joins us with more. >> reporter: as a federal judge decides what to do with title 42, illegal crossings are shooting through the roof here

at eagle pass. take a look at this video, a large group with of well over 100 illegal immigrants crossed right in front of border patrol, right in front of the texas national guard. this was the fourth day in a row we've seen this exact same thing happen with a big group of more than 100. happened about 11: 00 in the morning day in, day out. this was another group that crossed illegally and is then climbing over a chain-link fence with barbed wire onto private property. this is a fence that the state of texas put up in an effort to deter migrants from crossing. that fence did not offer a whole lot of resistance. they climbed right over it. then take a look at this video, another massive group, this time about 150 in total again crossing here in eagle pass. these were mostly colombians, venezuelans and cubans, many of them smiling, waving to our cameras knowing a lot of them will likely be released into the

u.s. under the biden administration's catch and release policies. back out here we are learning of a new unprecedented agreement that the state of texas has reached with the mexican state directly across from eagle pass. texas is going to give razor wire to mexican authorities there and the national guard is going to train the mexicans on how to deploy it on their side of the border for enhance hasn'r security. that's expected to start in a matter of days. pete: you see that fence with those humvees? that's texas dps. now, texas is negotiating with mexico to give them razor wire and show them how to put it up on their side of the border, all things the federal government should be doing and it isn't. carley: go ahead. will: i was going to say we're going to need to have this conversation increasingly as we look at the prospect of title 42 being rescinded. immigration numbers continuing to explode, the conversation over what states can do. we've begun the conversation

here on "fox & friends", can texas or arizona declare an invasion and ina -- avail themselves of the constitutional authority to do the what the federal government will not do. carley: right. and it will be an invasion when you think about the numbers that are expected if title 42 is overturned, 18,000 a day. that will mean that border patrol will be absolutely overwhelmed, incapacitated to handle the situation. one thing that i was reading about is that the biden administration -- there's a federal judge right now that is looking at title 42, said that he's going to make his determination on whether or not it will be overturned before the may 23rd deadline, and there is some reporting that the biden administration is hoping that the federal judge actually rules against them because they know that -- pete: that's leadership. carley: right? because what that would mean is they could say to the proifg side of their party, well, this was out of our hands. they know if this does get overturn thed, that a this will

be such a crisis their watch, what it will look like is the haitian migrant situation. we remember those images of them under the bridge and how devastating it was for everybody involved in that. but it will be up and down -- pete: what a sham. even melania trump talked about it comes down to leadership. leadership is not hoping a court rules against you so you should do something you should be doing. and maybe you're right, if title 42 does go away, that's the moment at which texas says this is an invasion, and we're going to have a constitutional showdown to do what the federal government wants. will: we need to have that showdown -- pete: i agree. will: as was brought up in our conversation with chad wolf earlier, title 42 is a sham. here's what i mean. it is designed to protect america from covid spreading through the process of illegal immigration. covid is no longer the threat represented when title 42 was

put into place, and i think the biden administration is looking to be bailed out by a judge if they know they need to enforce the border because something is going to happen that is going to dramatically impact them politically. but at the same time, they can't enforce the border without the papered-up protection of title 42. pete: correct. will: follow what i'm saying? they need to keep title 42 under the protection of covid so they can actually do what their job is because their progressive base won't actually let them do their job. pete: their non-policy policy is not doing the job that it should. will: right. pete: when you see that picture of the folks climbing over the wire, we should just call that the biden wall. that is the bide biden wall with. the state of texas had to put that chain-link fence up which isn't stopping anybody. carley: a border wall that taxpayers had already paid for. and one of the catastrophic

things, i always think back to that number that came out last month where there were, it was discovered that there were 42 people on the terror watch list that tried to get into this country under the biden administration. and when you think about how unsecure, how open our border is right now, they caught those 42, but you don't know how many others have try thed and succeeded to come in on the hundreds and hundreds of miles of border that are completely unprotected. it's a terrifying prospect, and it is a reality. pete: it's why you continue to see it as a number one issue amongst republican voters when hay go to the primary ballot bo- carley: even democrats now. pete: democrats and independents, yeah. will: this story as well, even democrats and independents, this is an example of sheer lunacy from the state of wisconsin. a wisconsin school district has filed sexual harassment complaints against three middle

schoolers. why? for using the wrong pronouns. pete: can you say that again? will: using the wrong pronouns. pete: sexual harassment filed against middle schoolers -- will: for using the wrong pronouns. pete: okay. will: the students apparently would not use the pronoun they for other students requiring it as their personal identifier. one of the parents said the following to fox 17 wz-tv of in wisconsin. i received a phone call forewarning me, letting me know that i was going to be the receiving an e-mail with sexual harassment allegations existence my son is. i immediately went into shock thinking, sexual harassment? that's race, that's inappropriate touching, what has my son done? the investigating principalled said he's been allegedly charged with sexual harassment for not using proper pronouns. i thought it wasn't real. i thought this has got to be a

gag, a joke. one has nothing to do with the other. pete: yeah. this is in the keel school district. rachel campos duffy, if she were here, she'd be saying if it's happening in wisconsin, it could happen anywhere. in -- this is in between milwaukee and green bay, it could be anywhere, wisconsin, where this is happening. and here's the thing, will, here's how the school district replied when the parents brought up what's happening in the school. this is a statement from kiel school district to wluk news. they said the kasd, their school district, prohibits all forms of bullying and harassment in accordance with all laws including title ix. goes if on to say it will continue to support all school regardless of sex including transgender status, change of sex or gender identity. so based on that statement, the school cricket standing behind -- school district standing behind sexual

harassment charges for the wrong pronouns. carley: we're talking about filing a title ix complaint against middle schoolers, eighth graders. and the student switch his or her pronoun to they in march. and then in april the three eight graders maybe called the student by he or she, didn't use they, and that's why all of this is going down. so even if those three kids -- we don't know, but even if they were bullying the transgender student, that's a situation where you pull the kids aside and talk to them, not file this, this title ix suit against them -- pete: it shows -- carley: insanity. pete: by the way, doesn't even mean the student in question is transgender -- carley: gender-fluid. pete: nonbinary, anything you want. you can just change your pronouns, and then everyone else in the school is -- will: interesting point. what about i as a male decide my

pronounce are whatever i choose them -- pete: you can absolutely cothat -- do that. will: i don't have to be a member of a marginalizedded community to change my pronounce. then you are going to be filed with sexual harassment -- pete: remember title ix? it was to make sure women had equal access to sports and activities. now title ix is being used to go with gender pronouns. carley: that's exactly what the deputy counsel is saying for the wisconsin institute for law and liberty on this title ix suit. there's a group that's defending these students. he says title ix sexual harassment typically covers race, dating violence, quid pro quo sexual favors, really egregious stuff. there's nothing even remotely close to that alleged in this case. but you go back to the parent, will, whose quote you read, and you hear that your 13-year-old is being, you know, charged with this egregious sexual harassment

claim, and you're thinking what did my son do, where did my son or daughter go wrong. and tut that it's this, and you go, okay, it's not about my son, where did the school go wrong? will: i want to read more about this. i want to see the nature of that title ix sexual harassment. we're looking at here there should be some conversation around malicious prosecution. this is bullying. i don't know what the children did to each other in misgenderring each other or not using the right pronounce. again, emphasize children, middle school. but any adult that thinks this is appropriate should be investigated. this is, you want to talk about bullying, you have now engaged in one of the most agrege juicer forms -- do egregious forms i can imagine, coming down on middle schoolers in such an inappropriate fashion. loss of job, los angeles are of job with -- loss of job at a minimum. pete: could be there were punk kids bullying somebody.

this is middle school, after all. but the way the school reacts and the policies they trench these things into show you exactly how wokely invested they are in gender transition, gender fluidity. they'll tell you they're not teaching critical race theory but of course they are under a different name. so i'll take a moment here egregiously to plug my book too because my book is about this subject. it's called "battle for the american mind." it's still a month out, but you can preorder it right now, it comes out on june 14, and we'll talk more about it. i wrote it with david goodwin who's an expert on christian classical education. how in the world did we get here? it wasn't just covid. it wasn't just critical race theory out of nowhere. this is the product of an intentional replacement of core very chews in our nation with -- virtues in our nation with first it was practical application of education, then it was progressive ideas, certainly the removal of god, and it has since

become indoctrination and now activism. and you can go proit's at the kiel school board if you want, and i hope parents do and help these teachers and administersers lose their job. it doesn't create the pipeline that creates those priorities which is the tests, the curriculum, the way teachers test, the types of teachers that come into the classroom, incentives for administrators. it's not accidental. it's because they wanted to get rid of the things that made potential special, and they saw the classroom, not the university, k-1. carley: you couldn't have written this book at a better time. so congratulations toss you and to everybody who gets to read it. pete: coming out in a month, june 14th. of. will: turning now to your headlines, gas prices hit another record high with the national average reaching $4. 47 overnight, up 16 cents from last week, over 40 cents from the last month. at this time last year, the average price was just $3.04 a

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♪ >> today is day one of an uprising to protect abortion rights, day one of our feminist pooch, and it is day one of a summer of rage where we will be ungovernable, ungovernable! carley: thousands of pro-choice activists gatt gathering nationwide warning of a summer of rage that will be, quote, ungovern bl as they rage against the possible overturn of federal

abortion protections. tennessee gop senator marsha blackburn sits on the senate judiciary committee, and she joins me now to react. senator, good morning to you. >> good morning. carley: we heard, we saw what a summer of rage looked like during the summer of 2020, and now we could see one again. what's your reaction from what you just heard from that pro-abortion activist? >> carley, this is someone, as you said, they are for abortion. they are not for sending this back to the states, which is what with roe v. wade would do. it's not a federal ban with on abortion. and what they have decide decided is that they are going to be militant in their tactics, they're going to show up at justices' homes, heir going to break the law -- they're going to break the law, they are going to rage against judges and against those in elected office because they want to get their way. and they want it done exactly the way they want it done. so they're willing to to break

the law. now, doj should -- instead of focusing on parents that show up at a school board meeting -- they should be out here communicating to these protesters saying get off these streets, get away from these homes, peaceful protest is to be conducted in the public square, not in front of someone's front door, not disrupting their whole community. carley: senator, democrats believe that the abortion issue is a winning issue for them. but then you see the fire bombing of a wisconsin pro-life center and supreme court justices in hiding as people are protesting in front of their homes. i do think that a lot of people look at that, and they think it's extreme. are democrats miscalculating that situation? >> they are miscalculating. i was talking to an independent-minded, democrat-leaning voter

yesterday, and they were all upset about this at first. and then they found out that it was not a ban on abortion. then they found out that the democrats were trying to make this all about allowing late term abortion any place, anytime, anywhere in every single state, and they said wait a minute, this isn't about roe v. wade with. and the setting of regulations and restrictions ought to be going back to the states. carley: yeah. >> it ought not to be done in washington d.c. carley: you know, senator, i really want to ask you about this because your home state of tennessee is among the top states hit hardest by the baby formula shortage, and i understand you have some bipartisan supply chain legislation on this issue that would make it so this never if happens again. tell us about that. >> yes. senator me menendez and i had our supply chain database bill move forward from commerce committee last week. and, carley, this would put in

place a national database so that manufacturers -- and this is a part of the manufacturers extension program -- that would put in place a database so that manufacturers know what products, components are available, where they are, where the glitches are mt. supply chain and help -- in the supply chain and help our domestic manufacturers do a better job. this ought not to have ever happened. white house knew about this issue back in october. the fda has not worked with abbott in a productive manner to get this back open. and thank goodness abbott has put up a 1-ing -- 1-800 number that your viewers can yet off of social media so that parents and caregivers can call and get the formula they need. you know, this just shows you how broken this administration is with this baby formula crisis. carley: senator blackburn, thank you so much for joining us this

morning. >> you got it, thank you. carley: still ahead, federal officials are investigating the buffalo, new york, supermarket shooting that killed 10 as a hate crime. medal of honor recipient david bell via is from buffalo. he joins us live with the latest. ♪ pleasure. ♪ >> tech: need to get your windshield fixed? safelite makes it easy. >> tech vo: you can schedule in just a few clicks. and we'll come to you with a replacement you can trust. >> man: looks great. >> tech: that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ ♪

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bleed buffalo. talk to me about the impact on the community first as a member there. >> it's devastating, pete. we've, unfortunately, as americans we've seen this happen throughout the country, and you think it's never going to happen in your hometown. i do a radio show every day in buffalo four hours a day. these are my friends, this is my community. we are so much more than buffalo bills. we're so much more than our weather and our food. buffalo is, this is a place of decency, hard working, humble people. we all join the military to serve our country because we love our country, and for me, i learned to love america because of the way i was raised, by people who represented what it is to be a neighbor. and for someone to target that, this guy just didn't want to kill people, he wanted to kill black people. he wanted to kill buffalo's people, buffalo's

african-americans. this is more personal than -- in your hometown but more importantly, the way my buffalo responded to this, pete, at the end of a press conference of a mass shooting, our common council president who's also a pastor ended a press conference about a mass shooting with prayer. that's buffalo. buffalo is handling a demonic attack of the worst possible domestic terrorism with love and taking care of each other. and as horrible as this is, as it rips my heart out, i am so proud to be from buffalo, new york, because of the way our residents black, white, in between, everyone is handling this thing. this is a lesson for all of america of how you keel with terror, how you deal with hatred, how you deal with evil. pete: couldn't say it any were the. -- better. and there was a black law enforcement officer that was this at the supermarket and

immediately responded as well. >> yeah. i mean, this is a hero. so many stories we're hearing about family members putting their loved ones, you know, in refrigerator coolers and -- you're shopping. it's a saturday, you're shopping. someone's driving -- look, we all have a choice to make. this, to me, for me personally this is that q in the road -- y in the road, what way do we go? we're going to have politicians that are going to try to make this about whatever issue they want for their power base. there. how do we handle situations like this, how do we avoid the next one? if how do we make people aware that there's someone in my family, someone in my community that's saying things that mix make me uncomfortable, that make me feel weird. we have to show more ownership as citizens to make sure we protect everyone in our lives and communities. pete: you led with the right point though, humanity, the resilience of the folks in

buffalo that are rallying behind the victims today, and ultimately, those are the next questions, what was missed and when was it missedded? david bellavia, thank you so much for sharing your love of all the people in buffalo this morning. >> thank you, appreciate it. pete: all right. showdown in the courtroom. trial of former clinton campaign lawyer michael sussman starts tomorrow. we'll tell you everything you need to know about the durham investigation developments. plus, it's a close race in pennsylvania where the top gop senate candidates are neck and neck ahead of tuesday's primary. we have a live report coming up next. erybody ready? alexa, ask buick to start my enclave. starting your buick enclave. i just love our new alexa. dad, it's a buick. i love that new alexa smell. it's a buick. we need snacks for the team. alexa, take us to the nearest grocery store. getting directions. alexa will get us there in no time. it's a buick. let's be real. don't make me turn this alexa around. oh my. it's painful.

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criticism specifically social media posts. here's dr. oz. >> she has to own those messages and explain lots more about what's going on with her campaign. frankly, every time she gets asked a question, her answers generate more questions. >> reporter: now, barnette says this 2013 tweet where she seems to express concern about a flight with a gay woman was taken out of context. we asked her about it. >> i have no idea about the context of that. no one has, it's not even a complete thought. whennive ooh -- when i say driving around pennsylvania, no one is talking about old tweets. people are talking about the gas almost pushing $5 a gallon. >> reporter: now, businessman david mccormick says voters have to consider who can win in november likely against a democrat front-runner currently the lieutenant governor. >> you can have the perfect candidate that's perfectly in line.

if they can't win the general election, we're screwed because it's going to be john fetterman taking his crazy social, liberal policies left of bernie sanders over the cliff. >> reporter: now, come november john fetorman says he thinks he can appeal to trump voters as well. pennsylvania has closed primaries, so on tuesday only people registered within their party can vote in that election but, again, come november these candidates will have of to appeal to independents as well. will? will: thank you, alexandria. the durham probe is heating up as trial of clinton campaign lawyer michael sussmann begins tomorrow. the jury will determine how much he lied to the fbi about the trump campaign's alleged russian collusion, whether the russia myth was all an intentional smear from the clinton campaign remains to be seen. brent tolman here, former federal prosecutor, with his take. as this trial is set to kick off, it's interesting because this trial is about so much

more. the public's interest and probably durham's interest as well is about so much more. let's talk first about michael sussmann and lying to the fbi. tell us what you think the strength of durham's case is, and what is the potential penalty for sussmann? >> you know, he's facing up to five years in federal are prison, and when you decide to go to trial, you also lose all of the benefits that the federal code has to offer for someone that's cooperating with the government. i'm not sure durham expected that this would go to trial. i think his plan was to charge sussmann, be able to use this case and hopefully have him cooperate to give him the broader and bigger picture of the conspiracy that involved perhaps even hillary clinton and her campaign. will: yeah, that's fascinating. so what does a conviction do the in that? if you're right, and i suspect you are right, again, this case is about much more in going deeper. if, for example, sussmann is

convicted and sentenced to those five years, do you think that in turn makes it likely durham can get more access to information or perhaps then at that point sussmann looks to participate, help out in what is the prospect as the trial goes along and approaches potential -- if it does -- approaches potential conviction? >> yeah. i think durham is playing, you know, he's playing a chess game right now, and he is trying to set the scene for future cases. he's been able to pierce the attorney/client privilege, and he's been able to see documents and e-mails and things that i think are helping him put together that larger picture. but once the conviction occurs -- and he does have enough evidence, will. he has enough evidence to make this conviction, but assuming the conviction occurs, at that point sussmann will have a large incentive to help and cooperate nord to lower his sentence -- in order to lower his sentence before the judge. will: right. really quickly to follow up, do

you think durham has already accomplished his goal? as you point out, he pierced the attorney/client privilege, he's already received 22 e-mails, i believe, between sussman and the campaign. in other words, if this is about more, do you think durham already has what he needs to go for more prosecutions moving forward? >> i think he does have a lot of document evidence that i think can support it. but what he's lacking are individuals coming forward that will resonate with the grand jury and with the jury when he tries a larger conspiracy case. and that's what he needs. he needs individuals that were part of the conspiracy to cooperate. will: okay. brett, thank you for shining light on that this morning, something we definitely need to be following in the coming weeks. and we will. on the will cain podcast, subscribe at fox news pod katz, apple or spotify, i'm going to be covering this case in detail and keep you up-to-date. all right, now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast.

rick: hey, if you wonder why i'm here, you've got to wait until the end of the show -- will: catch one. grab one. rick: i've got to talk about the weather a little bit. [laughter] i got in here, they all ran to the other side is. i think they're hungry. oh, you're very, very sweet. we are going to be talking about these chickens at the end of the show. we've got a couple severe storms coming across parts of kansas right now. this weather picture looks very similar to a lot of heat across the eastern part of the country, it's also humid. thunderstorms that'll pop up throughout the afternoon, a lot of cloud cover and fog this morning. a little bit of sunshine later today but another batch of storms is going to move on later on this afternoon. this is the future track. you see more storms fire this afternoon. a little bit of clearing tomorrow, then a more severe batch of storms tomorrow afternoon. are going to be watching for the threat of significant severe weather tomorrow afternoon through the northeast, could see a tornado or two. can and then behind that finally

we start to see things clear out. today we have some severe weather right across areas of oklahoma, arkansas, just parts of southeastern kansas and parts of missouri as well. so watch that, could see a tornado or two for today. all right. guys, back to you. will: i want to see rocky balboa. set the mic down, rocky can do it, you can do it. rick: you want me to eat eggs or do you want me to -- pete: try to pick one up. will: chase the chicken. put your mic down -- pete: he got it! [laughter] [applause] will: excellent, rick. rick: i've got the mic so you can listen to 'em. will: all right. coming up, the best video to start your week, the remarkable landing one manmade after the pilot of his small aircraft fell unconscious.

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will: it's not all doom and gloom, there's still plenty of good muse to help kick off your week. pete: let's take a look at some of best stories of americans, well, just being american. will, you teased it at the end of your last segment.

it's like a quantum leap episode, have you seen that? are where you show up somewhere and you have no idea what to do, a guy has a pilot who passes out, he's got to land the plane. will: guy's an interior decorator. his pilot passes out, and he pullings it out of a nose dive, levels it out at 91003 feet, talks to -- calls the air traffic controller concern. pete: by way, i don't know this guy, i know this is the pilot and this is the air traffic controller because he has the badge because he's the pilot. guy, not a pilot. will: and lands it! the air traffic controller, by way, guides him. palm beach, you see it's a big runway, and he talked him through every step -- including hitting the brake. pete: hower the pied? that's what i'm saying, it's a quantum leap episode. the plane's going down, what do you do? he did it. will: here's another good one.

check out these good samaritans. by the way, this is her coworker. so -- i'm going to unbutton thing jacket. this lady passes out at an intersection -- pete: army soldier guy running in. will: her car's rolling, all these good samaritans, putting a lot of back into that one, and they stop her. then a guy -- pete: someone's got a dumbbell, he goes backhand, the back window, dives in, opens the door and they come in, saves her. nurse calls 911, provides is aid. they then push the car to a 7/eleven/look at that. will: you didn't think he was going to reverse on that. americans being americaned r -- americans. this young lady takes off, loses her shoe. goes back, gets it, puts it on, and then what do you think happens in. pete: it's a 200-meter race.

that's not a long race. 7 years old. will: her dad is terence bud crawford. here she comes. coming down the middle. this girl hits the wall. pete: they never had a chance. bad form up there. blows 'em away. she lost her shoe -- will: with the shoe on -- pete: that's, what, a 50-meter advantage? you guys go ahead for a while. left 'em in the dust. will: champion dad, champion daughter. pete: impressive. i've seen that happen before, and they always come in last. will: speaking of champions, this also happened, americans being americans. [laughter] pete: americans being americans. it's a hole in one. will: hey, what's my record in our mini golf competition in. pete: pretty strong. and i do a lot of that with my kids. i feel like i'm pretty decent.

i like to smoke 'em at it and put it into place. these are some of the flashbacks. listen, i had a much more difficult hole. i had to hit it through the windmill. you got the easiest hole on the course. i had only one ball, i had to retrieve it every time i failed -- will: do you have excuses for this as well? i'm sorry, do you have excuses for when i did this to you in front of the great one, jack nicklaus? pete: oh, my goodness. the trophy with jack nicklaus watching and a couple million people. carley: watching and coaching you.. will: the trophy goes right here. rachel: will gets -- [inaudible conversations] will: jack, i know you got a couple u.s. opens, but you don't have one of these. pete: the golden bear was watching live, and i literally hit the side. will: a few more trips to the

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the. will: would begin with the fox news alert ten people are dead what authorities are calling a hate crime at a new york supermarket. taking the gunmen into custody following his reign of terror inside the buffalo store. carley: madeleine joins us live from the scene. >> sorrow and anger within this community after gunmen went on a shooting spree at the supermarket behind me killing ten. the city's mayor calling this an unimaginable tragedy.

listen. >> this is the worst nightmare that any community can face. we are hurting and seething right now as a community. >> the legend gunmen 18-year-old payton gendron has been charged with first-degree murder. payton gendron drove 800 miles from new york arriving yesterday decked out and tactical gear, he shot four people in the working lot before making his way inside the store and she denied were individuals. as he carried out this attack. >> the buffalo police engage the suspect in the store, the suspect put the gun to his own neck, to patrol officers talk the suspect into dropping the gun, he dropped the gun took office tactical gear, surrendered at that point.

>> a justice department is investigating this is a racially motivated hate crime. there 180 page manifest online and 11 of the victims were black. one of the victims was a retired buffalo police officer who was working as a security guard when the shooting happened. authorities say he shot at payton gendron but had no effect because of the armor that payton gendron was wearing. he then shot and killed him he is now being hailed a hero. another victim is the mother of a retired buffalo fire commissioner who went to the supermarket to pick up some items for her husband who lived in nursing home but she never made it out alive. >> when i saw him shooting he shot a woman, another woman, anyone in the store and started shooting again. i don't know who he was shooting at. he shot eight people at least. >> if convicted payton gendron can face life in prison without parole, the shooting have an

effect outside of buffalo. in new york the nypd is stepping up security outside of black churches. carley: one of the first images that we received of the shooter after he committed the the attack was him barefoot wearing nothing but a paper smock standing in front of a judge pleaded not guilty which is a wild plea considering he live streams this attack, he just realized this guy's gonna spend the rest of his life in the very scenario woody's not in jail surrounded by people who are absolutely disgusted by him. madeleine just talked about what is facing. new york does not have the death penalty so he will likely get life in prison if found guilty but the fbi is investigating the shooting as a hate crime and federally we do have the death penalty, they could go with either war or both in this case.

>> clearly evil and arranged in a horrible tragedy and we do think about all the victims including aaron soldier he was a security guard that tried to stop them and save lives in the process. there he is right there. buffalo is a big city but very tight knit and we had a chance to talk to david bella via he is a buffalo native, he talked about the response there. >> the common council president who is a pastor in a press conference about a mass shooting with prayer, that is buffalo they are handling a demonic attack of a domestic terrorism and taking care of each other and as horrible as this is it rips my heart out i am so proud to be from buffalo new york because the way our wizard residence black, white, and between everyone is handling this.

this is a lesson for all of america of how you deal with the terror, hatred and how you deal with evil. >> the shooter left behind a manifest of 180 pages making it not too difficult to see his motives. what david had to say to us, this is an attack on african-americans apparently in attack of the black community in buffalo but attack on buffalo and we define our communities by many different things buying us together that ties together as human beings and americans and residents of buffalo. a great voice to that community this morning. on "fox & friends". carley: the city of buffalo is in our thoughts this morning. let's turn to something that is affecting everybody across the board. that is gas prices, consistently heading record highs this week. we woke up to a new record high this morning at $4.47, 2 cents higher than what gas prices were yesterday this is been happening

throughout the week. you have to wonder why this is happening right now. gas prices were hovering at record highs for the last two or three months. the reason it's happening because people are using more gas and traveling now that is getting warmer. you cannot expect gas prices to continue to skyrocket as the busy summer travel season continues. it is not just gas, there are other forms of transportation that are equally as expensive if not more. pete: fuel fielding a lot of the inflation across our economy. gas 43.6%. the airline up 33%, imagine that fuel prices going up in airlines cutting the number of flights in response to those spikes therefore i don't know if you experiences for every flight is more for them fewer flights going out every day. across the board everything eggs, meat, poultry, meat,

electricity everything except your average hourly earnings. >> when you hear him go to the poll you never hear how he's going to address domestic energy of supply. here's how we'll get inflation, they somehow argue that the good address inflation by taxing millionaires more in passing build back better. carley: there's more money into the system. none of it is a solution and the scary part so many people watching and thus included, this is not something they seem to care much about. if you really cared about gas prices you would do something about you would address an aspect beyond strategic reserves which may be good for a day or two. they know the pain is coming in their extremist in the white house and activist they believe it'll move us away from fossil fuels and toward the green new utopia which may not be here for decades and will not be here

ever yet you are supposed to absorb the pain in the process? >> this is the party of the little guy. carley: if you want to fix this you would go to texas, have a roundtable discussion of oil and gas executives and say what you need for me too make it so gas prices go down. he has not done that i don't think the president ever will. the headline that broke my brain this week as gas prices are at never before seeing highs, the biden of administration canceled three major oil and gas leads one was in texas that would allow gas companies to drill on over a million acres of land in alaska. they cancel that this week, the reason they gave is because they said the gas copies were not interested. that may be true, you have to wonder why, companies don't want to invest right now because there's so much uncertainty. they saw what happened with the keystone xl pipeline they don't

want to put money into projects to drill when they could just get canceled and face massive litigation. were in the situation where it's not going to get better. a lot of it has to do with messaging in the administration. the gas cavities they were not to work with this of initiation were get away another two years and see what happens. pete: there was a public about this at 83 of americans consider inflation a very big problem. i believe when you factor in people say the problem in general the numbers went up north of 90 - 93%. the administration's response to the number one priority, the number one problem of americans it is been to push forward higher corporate taxes, it is been monopolistic price gouging to launch another attack on corporate america as a way to control inflation and argument of abortion because everything is getting more effective in the

mouth that you have to speed. here's the number one affecting americans, what a great opportunity to push all these agenda items that we were already pushing. will: and finger-pointing at the companies they have been told by this administration, they were candidates and we will end oil and gas domestic production were at war with every aspect. were supposed to take these leases and get drilling what we want to put you out of business. i know itzhak would happen they blame oil companies people have to look at election day 2022 a gallon of gas north of $2. here we are 450 with diesel at $5.50. carley: when he took office it was 1.4%. it was 8.5 last month now attack a .3 there is so much going on in this world, "saturday night live" addressed it. here is: mocking president biden failures.

>> is it me or every story sound like an opening voiceover of a bad movie. the year 2022, virus rages across the planet, digital money has collapsed, infants have nothing to eat, women are forced to breathe, men are ready to die for gasoline and we suffer under the leadership of the one known only at joe. will: except for the throwaway roe v. wade. they cannot avoid it but it's a an acknowledgment that life is not good for people who were going about their daily lives and they realize the administration is obsessed with many things and spending $40 billion on a were $5000 away. it's not clear the $40000 is going to make our lives any better or more secure here at home. turning out to a few additional headlines. a potential decision with the supreme court to overturn roe v.

wade the executive director telling the crowd of the bands offer body of the ndc will be a summer of rage promising the protests will be ungovernable. tennessee senator marsha blackburn to react to the extreme response from the left. >> is the payer going to be militant they will show up at justices holmes and they will break the law and they will range against judges. >> the administration saying it's okay to protest outside, thousands turned offer demonstrations in cities across the country including austin, texas, chicago, new york and l.a. the baby formula shortage scrambling to feed their youngest children, tennessee, kansas and delaware are among

the states hard-hit by the shortage, three moms joined us earlier this morning. >> this is the second half of 2021. >> trying to find formula that is absolutely crazy. >> the regulation of how these formulas distributed is a huge issue. >> they say this among many in november at the ballot box, 43% of all baby formula is out of stock in the u.s. to the u.s. as, the new jersey general makes a statement in the new orleans breakers, the defense shutting down the top ranked offense in the birmingham stallions but the undefeated record in the philadelphia stars trying to get the first win of

the season, you can watch today at 4:00 p.m. eastern on fox and those are your headlines. i love the back story. >> the habitat to the birmingham stallions. he wore a tank top and a bullet. carley: covered in tattoos and he said the reason he got the tattoo he was watching shark week with his dog so he got the tattoo. that's what you want from a linebacker. still ahead if you thought democrats were costing you money, imagine being elon musk. his message on obstacles facing this twitter take over in reaction from sean duffy, lara trump and leo terrell. carley: the exclusive interview with melania trump, with the former first lady things about the media and being snubbed from the covers of vogue magazine coming up.

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carley: elon musk committed to making twitter private the deal is on hold, the richest man joking about the $44 billion

deal tweeting whoever thought only the lives would be cheap, never tried to acquire a social media company. this is a serious tweet, a new tweet he outlines instruction for users to fix their feeds warning you are being manipulated by the algorithm in ways you don't realize. here to react is fox news contributor sean duffy, lara trump and leo terrell. good morning to you all. laura i'll start with you, to different messages from elon musk but there is a common theme, the entered left has owned twitter and he is going to come in and change and make it more fair. >> just when you thought the elon musk could not do anything to make the meltdown more on the left he went ahead and called them lives, to see the reaction to that. i would love to have been there. but you're right, what he is done since the moment he decided

to talk about possibly acquiring twitter is to highlight the fact that there has been censorship on the right for people on the right, not just twitter but all social media platforms. i think it is something that we all talked about in all new it was happening but it took elon musk to bring it to the forefront and to have a real national conversation about it. that is probably why they don't love him on the left for a number of other reasons as well. but nobody really knows where he is on this except for elon musk. some people say so he could sell off tesla shares, some people say he has other motives, we are all waited watching but we all hope we have a level platform on twitter because of the public square of our time. carley: interesting thing happened when elon musk said he wanted to make twitter a free-speech platform, people started attacking free-speech

and they said that free-speech is something that disproportionately marginalizes communities of color sentially saying free-speech is racist, what is your reaction to that. >> i been a civil rights lawyer, free-speech gives us the right to debate. the left is the want the right to debate, they want to control the information. that is why they're upset with elon musk. they don't want his involvement in twitter. to have this open discussion is to challenge their ideas. the libs does not believe in fax, they will argument, power and control. what is happened, if you notice elon musk mentioned his intention to buy twitter, thousands of people return, i think i received over 200,000 new followers on twitter because of this announcement. i hope it goes through, i hope

that twitter is purchase by elon musk and i hope president trump joins twitter again. carley: i have to go to sean but even though i want to go to lara on that. kalisher topline thoughts on elon musk in twitter. >> he is a top-notch stroller, he is great on twitter but what is interesting, conservatives over the course of decades have invested in super pacs. they invest in think tanks but they have not invested in culture, we lost the whole game we should've been on a movie studio 20 years ago or 30 years ago. you need like elon musk, billionaire to invest part of his fortune to bring his founding father idea free-speech back into the american consciousness. good on him for doing it. he is no conservative by the way he's a libertarian, he leans left, he leans right but if he can bring it back and debate ideas, that's why liberals are so concerned, their ideas are horrible and garbage. if there confronted with real debate they fail and they have to make sure that we are

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carley: a "fox & friends" exclusive, melania trump sits down for her first interview since being first lady more than a year since president trump left the white house.

pete: they call him the great maggie king and she is a great maga queen, we had a chance to visit her at mar-a-lago this past week she reflected as her time on first 80, the state of the country and why may national foster care month is so important. >> being your first lady was my biggest honor, thank you for your love in your support. pete: melania trump, thank you for joining us on "fox & friends". >> thank you for having me. pete: i think this is your first sitdown interview since being in the white house. >> it is, it is my first sitdown. pete: how is life since leaving the white house. >> life is great in keeping busy and time flies fast. everybody is doing very well. pete: were here in beautiful florida, what are your real thoughts on washington, d.c.? >> it is time to drain the swamp. pete: what do you think of it. >> i like washington, d.c., it's

completely different than any other city but i really like it there and i enjoyed living in the white house and to be first lady of the united states was my greatest honor. i think we achieved a lot in the four years of the trump administration. i enjoy taking care of the white house. it was my home for a while. i understand is the people's house. it was a privilege to live there. pete: maybe it'll be your home again? >> never say never. pete: been out of d.c. and having that time, what you make of the state of the country right now? >> it's sad to see what's going on if you look deeply into it. a lot of people are struggling and suffering. what is going on around the world as well. it is very sad to see and i hope it changes fast.

pete: as someone who loves children and dedicated so much to the betterment. how do you feel when you see the shortage of baby formula and families struggling to get basic items right now. >> it is heartbreaking to see that they are struggling and the food is not available for children. in the 21st century in the united states of america. pete: why is it happening? >> leadership. pete: or lack thereof. >> yeah. pete: i know opioids was part of your initiative. in watching the news recently record amounts of drugs, we did a little research you were the only first lady to go to the border, you did it twice, what was it like to see the things you worked on so hard change so drastically. >> it's very sad to see that they change so drastically. i know covid brought another struggle to the people who were

having problems before but what's going on is unthinkable. a lot of are dying from drugs and it's very sad to see. .pete: how did you put up with the constant criticism. >> wearing a jacket with a stunning phrase, i really don't care, do you. pete: the media, take vogue for example five months into joe biden's president, doctor joe doctor jillbiden is on the covey clinton when she was first lady, michelle was on the cover three times, get with your business background in your fashion background and your beauty, never on the cover of vogue. why the double standard? >> they are biased and they have likes and dislikes and it's so

obvious, i think american people and everyone sees it. it was their decision and i have much more important things to do and i did in the white house than being on the cover of vogue. pete: it seems like anything that you do no matter how well intentioned, the criticism was constant. >> melania trump has an initiative with the dramatically challenges. >> melania trump is moving murder forced on the white house. >> she's been working on an escape tunnel. >> people criticize me in whatever i do and i'm used to that. i move forward and i'm here to help the people and that is the mission. those people who criticize me, i would and encourage them to have their own community or join to foster the future initiative.

pete: what is fostering the future, i know that's initiative of the best, why is working with foster kids such a passion of yours? >> i decided to work and everything foster care facilities when i was in the white house. the last week i visited a place of hope and i met the leaders of the foster care communities and some parenting children and i met with other adults who aged out of the foster care system. they need our support, resources empowerment to fulfill their american dream. pete: you're using a new technology to raise the profile and fund these initiatives. >> i have been working on my projects since i left the white house. they are available on melania trump.com. in u.s. memorabilia.com.

now we have a few of the nft's, it is a national park, beautiful animated pieces and they are pictures and emanated from our time in the white house. and especially the one that i created for foster care month is the rose. some of the proceeds of the cell of nft's will go towards education, providing education, opportunities for foster care children who are aging out of foster systems. 20000 children are aged out of foster care a year. now we have 407,000 children in foster care in america today. i will be proudly awarding

scholarships to the children who deserve it. pete: your first scholarship recipients it is michael wiseman, how about we surprise them together are you okay if we give them a call, he does not know you are here. pete: michael. it's pete hegseth with "fox & friends". share your story in the foster system. >> i was born to single mom who is 18 years old and i became a foster child in a different home until i was 17. pete: you're aware of the scholarship because of melania trump in the initiative, what does that mean to get the scholarship. it's a dream come true. pete: if that made michael the first lady of the united states. >> hello michael. >> hi melania thank you for your

generosity. >> you are welcome we feel great success and i know your starting classes in the fall. make your dreams come true, study hard and send me your grades. >> i will, straight a's here i come. >> fantastic. pete: thank you for sharing an update, were excited to hear from you and all the efforts that you are doing a national foster month as well. pete: i want to thank the first lady enter team for making that happen. it was great to hear from her i know a lot of arguers feel the same way. a nice interview it was good to hear what she is passionate about helping in this country. carley: she said never say never. we will see. still the come the abbott baby formula firing back after the white house blames them for infant deaths. what they're saying and reaction

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carley: back with the headline starting with a fox news alert ten people are dead and three hurt after a targeted hate crime at a buffalo supermarket. mourners gathering in buffalo for a visual this morning, 18-year-old payton gendron pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder, the department of justice is investigating as a racially motivated hate crime.

a retired police officer working as a security guard and the mother of a former fire commissioner are among the dead. at the united kingdom defense ministry says russia's military has lost a third of its ground forces in ukraine. intel officials say russia's don voss offenses has fallen significantly behind schedule. a secret recording reveals vladimir putin house plug cancer. according to new lines magazine and oligarch close to putin in the kremlin saying the 69-year-old president is very ill, rumors about his health have been circulating for years but none so far have been proven. embrace for the future, baby giraffe as ran and jumped for joy after getting freed for new custom leg orthotics getting fitted for those, she was born

in february with her front limbs then did the wrong way. how about that video, that is technology. rick over to you. >> i love science, that is so beautiful to see, let's talk weather, we have very warm air continued across the country and more storms that were dealing with the cost of the east, you can see severe weather coming across parts of canvas getting ready for that part of arkansas, oklahoma into missouri, scattered showers again this afternoon. in florida and the northeast clearing a little bit. another batch of storms as future track later on this afternoon moves on through clear that behind it tomorrow we see another batch that's going to be severe watch for that tornado or two he is a severe threat receive a color on the lookout and will send it over to you. >> abided a minute for a shame facing backlash as they struggled to feed their babies.

>> the reason were here the fda took a step to ensure that babies were taking safe formula. there were babies that died from taking this formula said they were doing their jobs. this initiation has been working for weeks to address anticipation of where we thought there could be shortages. >> that reference was to an abbott plans, the formula plant that was referenced saying a comprehensive investigation abbott fda and cdc found no evidence that formulas caused him to illness. we conducted testing on products prior to distribution and no abbott formula disturbed into customers tested positive. here to react "sunday morning futures" anchor maria bartiromo. abbott firing back, this is called into question why there is a shortage but also the specific indictment of abbott and some of the facilities. >> at morning to you i'm really

glad that we're doing a segment. it is so important for people to understand what took place. the fact that the white house is so quick to say the abbott made the mistake mistake in an abbott's fault, they have a long tweet on twitter explaining the situation in the first week the abbott said is that the white house press conference today, the press secretary mistakenly said our formulas were taken and killed two infants, the deaths of these are a tragedy in their critical a comprehensive investigation by abbott fda and cdc found no evidence are formula because the infinite illnesses just as you just read. the white house jumps to the conclusion that the public thinks the companies and the cops it's this one and that when except the white house.

and they're gonna have to clean this up, you can imagine the abbott is not happy. how did the government respond to the fda investigation. why are we faced with empty shelves. we cannot even feed our babies you thought it could not get any worse now we cannot beat our babies how many months has fda been working on this and why are we in this position. if the fda knew there was an issue, why weren't there alternative plans to ensure the family have what they need on their shelves. this is the main problem that we are watching and it layers on top somebody other issues, were talking about the failed agenda this morning with bill hagerty because there is a final sprint in washington to the memorial day recess, there are so many crises that this administration in the lawmakers have to deal with before the recess coming up

this summer, women are talking about that but i have breaking news during my segment with devin nunes and kash patel. tomorrow the beginning of the trials for michael sussman happen. we are all over the story this morning, the russia collusion live with the big lie that trump colluded with russia. our seen accountability with the trial tomorrow, were to get in front of the trial with devin nunes and kash patel who were the two individuals that broke the story and the scandal wide open back in 2017. wait until you hear what i found out about this story over the weekend. it's whether these tidbits you're gonna say while it is unbelievable i'm going to report it when we talk with devin nunes and kash patel, he's now got evidence that in fact the department of justice was in fact targeting parents. we'll talk about that from the

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