college campuses whether you are going to be law student or what have you. you should be able to have own dialogue about issues that make you uncomfortable. more speech not less. unfortunately the left has such bad ideas they like to silent the other other side. >> carley: you didn't even wake up you didn't go to bed. here bright and early got to love it. >> todd: "fox & friends" now. >> pennsylvania voters will head to the polls in what is a high stakes primary battle. >> you will see my name first. you will vote for me. >> i think i'm the better option. >> we are going to win. this elon musk announcing his deal to take over twitter is on pause. >> the more questions i ask, the more my concerns grow. >> good morning, sir, how are you? >> opening arguments set to begin today john durham's investigation russia probe. michael is youman is on trial. >> 24/7 working on this. >> baby formula manufacturer abbott lab reaching an agreement with the fda to reopen the

shuttered plant. >> the shortage exists because abbott closed the facility. >> oh, no, no, to get back. >> no wrong way. >> she knows where it's supposed to go. have to promise not to throw it back. >> steve: good morning on this tuesday may 17th, 2021. we start with a fox news alert. just a few hours from right now president joe biden is set to visit buffalo. the scene of that horrific shooting at that supermarket that has left 10 people dead. >> ainsley: we are also learning new information about the accused gunman. >> will: mark meredith joins us live ahead of today's trip. >> mark: good morning. both the president and first lady will be heading to new york to pay respects to the 10 people killed and three wounded in saturday's horrific shooting at buffalo grocery store. investigators say the 18-year-old suspect in this case will -- is being researched local demographics and studied

the store before carrying out his attack. police say he was targeting black shoppers in what is being described as hate filled racially motivated attack. >> my sister survived breast cancer and three aneurysm surgeries. to go to the grocery store to get killed. >> my mom was laying on the ground. he went and reloaded. [sobbing] >> and he shot my mom again. >> heart breakerring. white house official says after visiting a makeshift memorial, the president will also deliver remark. is he expected to label the shooting as a case of terrorism motivated by hate. is he also expected to once again call on congress to enact new gun control measures. on monday, the administration's new press secretary outlined why she said the president will push for change. >> we must do everything in our power to end hate fueled domestic terrorism and we must reject hatred and extremism

ideologies that seek to divide americans whenever we find it in our society. >> the suspect who traveled more than 200 miles to carry out his attack remains behind bars. prosecutors are looking at adding hate crime charges. while this investigation still ongoing. two relatives spoke to the "new york post" and they said they believe the teen may have suffered from paranoia potentially related to covid. however, investigators are not saying this at this point. this is just some of the family members. steve, ainsley and will, a lot of people looking for answers after this horrific tragedy. back to you. >> steve: we sure are. mark meredith live from the d.c. bureau. thank you. >> ainsley: thank you, mark. this morning is the busiest midterm election day so far this year kicking off in five states across the country. >> will: in pennsylvania the heated battle between three g.o.p. battles could be the key to controlling the senate. >> steve: you know what that means. we have dispatched lawrence jones live at the milford diner in milford, pennsylvania to profile the race and to get as

many free breakfasts on tuesday as he possibly can. [laughter] >> lawrence: good morning, family. you know, we go to these diners because they are truly the heart beat of america. but they can also give us insight on how these races are gonna -- actually what the outcome is going to be on these races. we did it last week in west virginia. we were able to predict who was going to win based on the folks that we talked to in the diner. so this is what we got. we got dr. oz who has been endorsed by donald trump the former president of the united states, of course. you got mccormick who has been endorsed by ted cruz and a lot of the former trump focals that worked in the administration. and then you have got barnett who is really surging in the polls as you can see most of the attacks are going against her right now because of that surge. and she really has a lot of the trump voters as well as those tea party activists that are supporting her. how this is going to shake out? we do not know. we are hoping as we talk with folks today in the diner they can give us a little bit of insight on where they are going

to be voting, guys. the issues that matter to them the most, the economy. we know that crime is also going to be a big topic as well as the direction of the country. that means education and parents being able to decide what is being taught to their kids. so, we're going to be talking to them all morning. hopefully we can get a little bit of insight. >> ainsley: can't wait, lawrence, when you were in ohio, it was very telling, we had a little indication who might win based on who you talk to. >> lawrence: that's exactly right. >> ainsley: dave mccormick one of those contender also be coming up 8:00 a.m. to talk about the election today. >> will: we look forward to that a few weeks ago i described this as one of the biggest events of the last five years. the potential purchase of twitter by elon musk. why is it so important? it marks a moment for victory for one of the foundational principles of this country, free speech. but today i think we wake up and we find that this news event is kind of being wrapped up in both

comedy and a little bit of horror. i'm not sure where this deal stands as we speak. elon musk tweeted yesterday this and it will lead us into some comedy if you are worried about free speech you will see the result it could be horrific. >> ainsley: exactly 3:30 this the morning. >> will: 3:30. 20% fake/spam accounts. while four twhims twitter claims. could be much higher. my offer was based on twitter's sec filings being accurate. yesterday twitter's ceo publicly refused to show proof that 5% of this deal cannot move forward until he does. what we are seeing, steve, is elon musk now -- we know he has thrown some doubt into the deal. now he has quantified in effect the doubt. he doesn't want to buy something that is more than 5% in essence fraud. is he worried it could be upwards of 20%. for the rest of us we are worried what that means for the future of free speech.

>> steve: actually, will, essentially what he is saying is show me the metric. because the metrics are exactly how many people are on it you know, twitter came out, i think last week and publicly said only 5% of our users are fake people, are robots, are spam, whatever. but he suggested 20%. at one point during that tech conference yesterday, which was not open to journalists but we were able to watch the livestream, he said maybe 90% of the number of users are robots or animated or whatever they do. he also said in the last 48 hours that apparently he got a call from the legal team at twitter and they said he had violated the privacy deal he had with the company when he offered to buy it saying he released the fact that apparently twitter tried to validate the number of fake users ainsley. they use a random sample of 100 user accounts. which is seems really small, and

that is why one of the reasons why yesterday at one point, elon musk the world's richest person actually answered the ceo of twitter with a poop emoji. >> ainsley: first the ceo of twitter said something and i will read that and that's what made elon reply with the poop emoji. the ceo says we don't believe this specific estimation can be performed externally given the critical need to use both public and private information which we can't share externally it's not even possible to know which accounts are counted as mdaus which are monetizable daily active users on any given day he says. and that's what made elon respond with the poop emoji. he is having fun with this. but many people are worried. >> will: i am. >> ainsley: will is worried about it a lot of people at fox were worried about it preparing for the show. many people are worried this

won't happen and worry about free speech on twitter as a result. there is always donald trump's social network you can go to if you are a conservative and you want that platform. but he is a smart man. you don't become the richest man in the world unless you are brilliant. and he is so smarted. he knows why would i spend so much money on a product that they are not telling me the truth about. >> will: right. >> ainsley: they told me 5% are bots. really 20%. show me the information and then i will decide how much i will offer or if i'm going to buy at all. >> will: not insignificantly since that deal was announced the market was cratered. the price of every stock has gone down. if this is elon musk looking for a cheaper price great so be it. i want to say this. because i understand and i think it's important that we all understand not very many people watching this program are home or anywhere out there are actually on twitter. but here is why this is so important. twitter wields incredible influence over every other conversation for us when we are

not on twitter. i know it's hard to understand. let me tell you something, every media executive has it pulled up on their computer. every person who has a column they are scrolling through it on their phone. it's an influence mechanism. and that's the problem is it's an influence mechanism that is rigged in only one direction. only one point of view gets the mega phone then it has an outside influence on society. that's why elon musk represent as ray of hope. by the way, he also yesterday while he was going in on his tweet binge, he addressed the biden administration as well. and he said this. he brought up it wasn't a tweet binge. he brought up livestream. he said this during a livestream about joe biden and teleprompters. >> this administration it doesn't seem to get a lot done. and, you know, whatever -- like, the trump administration, leaving trump aside, there were a lot of people in the administration who were effective at getting things

done. this administration seems just to not have like the drive to just get [bleep] done. that's my -- that's my impression. the real person is whoever controls the teleprompter. the path to power is the path to the teleprompter because it teleprompter. i do feel if somebody would accidently lean on the teleprompter it's going to be like anchorman. hqqadf kind of thing. >> steve: the thing i love about the world's richest man be is he has a sense of humor but at the same time is he saying something that a lot of people have actually thought about. and this is who exactly does do the typing and put the words into the teleprompter? we have heard that before about different leaders and whatnot. but with this particular president, we have heard that a lot.

who is it? is it ron klain? is it one of his advisers? horror does the president himself dictate? you be the judge. the white house won't tell us. one other thing ainsley and will. that is going back to the fact that the world's richest man used the-what we're calling, what i was reading in the materials this morning is the poop emoji. a couple of years ago, one of my kids sent me that and they told me that was frozen yogurt. now to find out it's actually what i thought it was this is an eye opener. >> ainsley: you didn't know, really? [laughter] >> steve: it looks like frozen yogurt. >> will: chocolate? >> ainsley: better for morning television as you are eating breakfast this morning. >> steve: right? no kidding. >> ainsley: he is very fair and honest. so smart. we want to listen to him. is he controlling the stock market by these decisions with twitter, and jeff bezos was saying similar comments, too, that the administration is not getting things done. and this doesn't look good for

the democrats. if you have these individuals who appear to be pretty liberal. developing the electric card and bezos is giving a lot of money to democratic candidates, then they are going to have a problem. and we are going to find out today, today, you know, midterms, well the primaries in many states in five different states and midterms are right around the corner. >> will: you are absolutely right, ainsley a congressional race in oregon might give us some. joe biden has endorsed the so-called moderate i'm not sure nationally but moderate in oregon being challenged from the far left. here is why i bring that up. i like that you bring up jeff bezos. here is what the drank party has to ask themselves. are you telling me now elon musk the developer of the electric car and i think if the past would have described himself as a democrat now far right? is jeff bezos traveling on the path to the far right. has bill maher become the far right? is joe rogan the far right or is it, perhaps, the democratic party has shifted and lost its

way? >> steve: you know what? elon musk said yesterday i don't represent the right wing i represent the moderate wing. and you know one other thing. maybe at the press conference later today, one of our reporters could actually ask the new press secretary elon musk says whoever puts the words in the prompter. who does put the words in the prompter. i think we would all like to know. >> will: based on yesterday introductory press conference it's a word salad. i'm sure it's the first day on the job and she was nervous. >> ainsley: coming up the white house plays the blame game as desperately search for baby formula. how much longer should it take to stock our shelves? we will tell you. >> will: plus amber heard takes the stands telling jurors her op-ed on domestic violence was not about johnny depp. here is a blistery cross-examination. ♪ ♪

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four cents higher than yesterday. that's compared to 4.08 a month ago and $43.04 last year. more than two dollars last year. amber heard facing a blistering cross-examination yesterday in ex-husband's johnny depp's trial against her. >> what if anything in this op-ed was correct? >> nothing. every word of it is true. it's not about johnny. the only one thought it was about johnny was johnny. i tried to protect johnny. i tried to protect the history of what we had. i tried to protect him. >> well, heard, also admitting she did not honor her promise to donate $3.5 million to the american civil liberties union even though she told the u.k. high court that she did. that's a big one. nancy grace will join us live

later this morning to break down this case. those are your headlines, guys, over to you. >> thank you, carley. >> all right, carley, thank you very much. well, you know, at the end of last week, we were talking about after joe biden had that phone call with a couple of baby formula manufacturers and a couple of the big sellers walmart and target, it would just be a matter of time before the federal government came to some sort of deal with abdomen labs to reopen that plant in sturgis michigan that has been closed since february. as you wake up on this tuesday morning apparently now abbott and the fda got a consent decree the fda has to reopen the lab. the courts still have to okay this. but they say -- abbott says they could restart production in two weeks. but once they get the official green light from the courts, ainsley, it will still take six to eight weeks to get the stuff

on the shelves. and that's why i don't know about you guys, but i'm constantly getting text photographies from my friends who say hey i'm in florida, i'm in new jersey, anytime cvs. there is a whole bunch of baby formula, because, unfortunately we see way too many of those empty shelves and any time anybody sees actual stock they go oh, who can i buy that for? because everybody wants that if they got a baby at home, ainsley. ains apes you are right. act is saying that they reached a consent agreement with the fda to reopen as you were saying, steve, after closing in february. the next step is they have to get approval from the courts. now, the fda says they will prioritize this issue will then after they get approval from the courts, they can reopen in two weeks, they say, and then it will take a total of 10 weeks, so i don't know if that's 10 weeks from now or 10 weeks after they open. but it's around 8 to 10 weeks like you said, steve, before we

will even see this formula on the shelves. hopefully they will get that approval from the courts asap. health regulators are now allowing for more foreign formula on american shelves. they're easing the rules that prevent shipment from many overseas manufacturers. people are saying why the biden administration didn't you do this back in february when you say you learned about abbott shutting down and you knew there was going to be a shortage coming? >> will: they are engaged in a blame game abbott and the fda. abbott and the biden administration in light of this consent decree. the chairman is saying we look forward with the fda to quickly and safely reopen facilities. we know millions of parents and caregivers depend on us and deeply sorry that our voluntary recall worsened the nationwide formula shortage. we will work hard to reearn the trust that moms, dads and caregivers have placed in our formula for more than 50 years. ainsley, you and i were talking during the commercial break about when this started. here we now have the blame game taking place.

is it the administration who should have been prepared for this? is it abbott who shut down the fittled under they said by the way in that statement i just read voluntarily under, you know, guidance from the fda. this is what the baby formula short damage looks like though over time. this is starting in december of 2021. you can see that starting in december, the shortage begins to rise. marked on that graph there midway through you see where the abbott lab shut down. that's february of 2022. then, beings the recent spike in the last couple of weeks. the last month or so as it's gone up. this was a problem in the making. this was a problem that was projectable. this was a problem that the administration could have seen coming. >> steve: you know, will, when you look at that graphic it, reminds me of the white house and how they talk about inflation where once upon a time they said, you know, it was transitory. it's because of covid. it's because of putin, whatever.

right. putin does not have his fingerprints, we don't think on the baby formula shortage. but, nonetheless, a year ago, the out-of-stock rate was between 2 and 8%. that was on joe biden's watch. it was just 2.8%. over the last year since now, 43% of america's baby formula is out of stock. and abbott accounts for about half of the stock in this country. so to the earlier point that we have been talking about for a week, why didn't the government have a plan? all they say as we heard from the new white house spokesperson we have been working on this all the time. nighttime kidding. here is karin jean-pierre on her ferris day saying this is our number one priority. >> this is something that he has focusing on very acutely and, again, i said 24/7 we have been working on this since we have -- since we learned about this back

in february. it's important to remember the shortage exists because abbott closed a facility -- closed a facility because of safety concerns from the fda. the fda is working closely with abbott to bring the facility back online safely. that's the key here. safely. >> ainsley: so, 40% of our baby formula is made at this lab. it closes down in february. the president knows about it. we get to this point where we have empty shelves, parents driving hours to find it, calling relatives in other states to go look in their cvss and walmarts and targets. how did we get to this point before the administration is ready to do something about it they say they have been working 24/7. why didn't they release formula from other countries and ship them over here in advance so we would be prepared for this. why didn't they send 1,000 people into this plant back in february to clean it up quickly so they could get back into production? why did it take until now when they are starting to get

pressure and starting to feel the heat? who is responsible for this? the president says they did know about it in february. the fda did they tell the president? they talked to the president and said we are in trouble. we are going to see a lot of short tanks. who does the buck stop with? we need to find out who knew about this and kept their mouth shut. >> steve: do you know who the buck stops with? according to elon musk, whoever puts the words in the president's teleprompter. >> ainsley: that's true. >> will: saw that one coming, steve. >> steve: um-huh. yeah. >> ainsley: all right we will have more on this throughout the show. still ahead hillary clinton's lawyer michael sussmann heads to trial. three of the dornsz are clinton donors one gave to aoc. can we expect a fair trial here. law professor jonathan turley is

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president biden will not be in the u.s. when title 42 expires next week. he is scheduled to be in asia to meet with allies in the region and amid warnings over the end of title 42. homeland security is reporting more than 234,000 migrants tried to cross into the u.s. in april. that is the highest number of encounters ever reported in a single month. border authorities also discovering look at this, a 170y migrants to smuggle drugs into the u.s. this tunnel stretching from tijuana to san diego. authorities say it was fully operational. u.s. lawmakers set to hold the first public congressional hearing regarding ufos in over 50 years today. the house intelligence subcommittee will hear testimony from top defense intelligence officials. a report detailing more than 100 and 40 cases of unidentified

aerial phenomena were reported last year you can stream them live on fox nation starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern time today. those are your headlines. steve, over to you. >> steve: all right. thank you very much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: meanwhile later today lawyers will give opening arguments in the trial of hillary clinton campaign attorney michael sussmann. first trial in the trump russia probe. the jury was finalized yesterday and it includes as many as three hillary clinton donors and one who supported far left congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. fox news contributor jonathan turley joins us on what we can expect. s to that seem fair to you can those three people who donated to her campaign be fair? >> the special counsel objected to particularly one of these jurors as being biased.

and judge cooper overruled that this is the latest of a series of decisions by the court that has in some ways debilitated aspects of the prosecution. you know, the court previously ruled that durham could not make critical link cams to the clinton campaign during the trial and durham's people were i think incredulous, hold it, the reason we are saying that he hid his connections to the clinton campaign was that this was part of an overall effort to do so. the other attorney in this firm mark elliott the general counsel of the clinton campaign was also accused of lying about the clinton campaign funding the steele dossier. this deals with a separate russian collusion theory regarding the alpha bank. both of these individuals were accused of similar conduct and the campaign was accused of just concealing its role in spreading

russian collusion theories. the court said i'm not going to let you make those close connections. you are not going to be able to present that to the jury. so, the prosecution is starting out with significant limitations from the court and i don't agree with them steve keep in mind the charge is that he, mr. sussmann, lied to the fbi. because he took this information to the general counsel and they said are you working for somebody and he said no, this is on my own. like i'm just offering this up to save america. here's the thing, professor, shouldn't robert mueller have figured all this stuff out in 2016? he had a $40 million investigation. you would have thought he connected all the dots back then? >> this is, in fact, the same charge that was brought by mueller against a number of

trump officials. frankly the trials could not be more different. you know, in the prosecution of flynn who pleaded guilty, the judge in the very same courthouse really applied a no holds barred approach. anything the prosecution wanted. in this case it's much, much more restrictive. but there are a lot of questions that you raise. which are legitimate. we are learning a lot of new information about the role of the clinton campaign in creating these collusion allegations of spreading them. of hiding their funding. recently the clinton campaign was fined by the fec hiding the funding of the steele dossier and calling it legal costs through this firm perkins coie. all of that is relatively new. and the question is why the mueller prosecutors are failed to uncover any of this.

>> steve: yeah. absolutely. and one thing -- one big difference is the mueller investigation leaked like a sieve. we heard everything they were working on but by comparison, the durham probe has been relatively leak-free. we only found things out in court filings. professor, thank you very much, we will see what happens today. >> thank you. >> steve: you bet. thank you. still ahead. it's a tuesday. it's a primary day in about five states. including pennsylvania and the polls are just about to open. lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends who are actually voters in the keystone state to find out what's on the top of their minds as they head to vote today. lawrence? >> lawrence: good morning, steve. yeah, we are talking about the issues that matter the most to the voters. but what happens when there is a divided household on the candidates? we will tell you about that family coming up on "fox & friends." ♪

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♪ >> will: busiest elections day of the year so far with voters in five states casting ballots today, pennsylvania is home to some of today's most-watched primaries including a heated three-way senate race featuring mehmet oz, kathy barnett and dave mccormick. that's why lawrence jones is in milford, pennsylvania talking to voters and he joins us now from the milford diner. hey, lawrence, good morning. >> hey, good morning, will. talking about that race and we are going to get into it. we want to first talk about the issue that matters to these voters, that is going to impact their decision at the booth. i got doug and lisa here with me today. doug, you were telling me that you travel about 157 miles to work every single day? >> yes. >> you are in tech and you say

the gas prices are just killing you. >> absolutely. i travel 157 miles to work and the gas prices are killing me and, you know, i'm an it professional. and it's just the only reason why i have to do it no jobs in pennsylvania. that's why economy is so important for us, for our children. like my child he left the state because there is no jobs. and nobody is doing nothing about it. and that's why it's really important this election candidates slinging mud at each other. you don't know what to believe. that's why we are kind of voting for oz because of trump i'm really not happy with him either. >> lawrence: you were talking you say you may cast your vote for oz but it's begrudgingly. >> it is we are a little confused because pennsylvania doesn't give you too much information prior to going into the booth. but you know, we like oz because we were a trump supporter. but we're not like 100 percent either. it's kind of, you know, the best

of the worst, you know. >> lawrence: hard to separate fact from fiction. >> so true. >> lawrence: we thank you all so much. we want you to hear about this couple right here. this is going to shock you. we have a divide house. if i was a lawyer, i would be representing you guys in court. first. >> representing me. >> lawrence: exactly because you are always right. [laughter] exactly. y'all said the number one issue is the economy? >> economy is very important piece of the pie right now. it's unaffordable for a lot of people in our age group to enjoy our older years that we have been looking forward to our entire lives. >> lawrence: what about you, sir? >> the economy and the price of energy. the energy drives the economy. and it's gone up almost 50% in two months. >> lawrence: nitty gritty, big race here. you are leaning to barnett. >> correct. >> and you are leaning toward oz, tell me why? >> i think she stuck to her

original points. i think oz flip-flops all the time. i like the fact that she is pro-life. and he used to be about abortions and now he is saying he is pro-life. is he too wishy washy. he hangs with all the hollywood crowd. i don't think is he a sincere person. i don't think he has the same values i want in my state and i don't think he represents me as a won of my age alive today in america. and i think she is all about supporting the right issues that are of value to me. he doesn't know the issues. he keeps flip-flopping on them. so how could i possibly support him? >> lawrence: that's valerie's position. jerry, where do you stand on. >> i think it's important to get cryin' chuck out of there. and he can carry the state. important for national position that we have somebody in there as a republican to get cryin' chuck out of there. >> lawrence: see, there you have

it. >> lawrence: two candidates that we continue to hear from is oz and barnett. we will be talking to folks all morning. we will give you guys another report in the next hour. send it back to you in new york. >> will: that's really fascinating stuff, lawrence. i hear hesitation but still that hesitant support for oz from across the table as you are hearing. worried about where he is with the trump endorsement carries a lot of weight in partnership with electability. i want to hear more. we will be checking with you throughout the morning. we do have, by the way, the third candidate in that race as well dave mccormick who is going to be on "fox & friends" 8:00 hour eastern time. all right, lawrence. great work. talk to you soon. check in with janice dean for our fox weather forecast. >> janice: take a look at the weather in pennsylvania looking spectacular. temperatures very mild today, lots of sunshine in the 70s, we're into the 50's right now, things are going to really warm up over the next couple of hours for pennsylvania and the temperatures, you know, little

chilly here. we had some storms move through last night. that cold front pushed in -- across the atlantic and then we have got the cooler than average temperatures right now. but it feels gorgeous out right now. the central u.s. that's where we are going to see the potential for strong storms later today, there is the bulls eye for large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes high heat. those are heat indices what it feels like with the humidity, well over 100 degrees. that's going to last into wednesday and thursday stretching over the mississippi river valley. the rest of your forecast today looks pretty good except for strong storms across the central u.s. the rest of the primary states in oregon, idaho, north carolina, and there is one more. i know it and kentucky as well. looking good. no reason not to get out and vote today. over to you. >> will: 100 in texas. i will have to fill the water bottle up soccer tournaments with pedialyte. that's the secret for hydration.

>> janice: or the pool. >> will: bezos vs. biden why amazon taking on the president for handling of inflation. white house is plan to forgive some student loans. next guest says erasing the debt is slap in the face of veterans and active military. here to explain why next.

ains the white house is expected to announce the debt forgiveness

soon. the next guest calls the move slap in the face to veterans and active military. marine corps veteran and executive director for mission roll call kohl lyle is here to explain. you wrote an op-ed on foxnews.com explains this. why do you think it's a slap in the face to our veterans? >> well, ainsley, first of all, thank you for having me on. >> ainsley: thank you and thank you for your service. >> roll squall a non-parted san organization we routinely poll our community about issues under consideration by congress or the executive branch that may affect them. we did a poll on student loan forgiveness asking simply blornght they opposed or supported student loan forgiveness for veterans and, you know, 77% of the 6200 veterans that we polled opposed student loan forgiveness for those that didn't serve. we didn't have them why. but i can surmise that a lot of veterans who earn this benefit through service looking around and saying what is the point if the federal government was going

to forgive student loans after the fact? >> ainsley: you make a great point. for you served in the marine corps for six years. you joined the military two weeks after high school. had you to serve in afghanistan, risking your life. you paid the price so that you could have a debt free education. it wasn't given freely to you, was it cole? >> no. i served with a lot of folks that served in potentially dangerous jobs or situations and they earned that benefit. a lot of veterans, they serves primarily because they wanted to serve their country. but, education benefits and the v.a. home loan were very real benefits that they -- that were incentives. powerful incentives for them to join the military. so, again, now they are looking at the federal government, looking to forgive student loans and they are looking around and they are saying what was the point? i could have, you know, gone to college, taken out debt and the federal government would have just excused those loans. >> ainsley: but i argue you are

going to be more prepared for life. i completely understand your point. in order to get your free education, you had to give back in some way and you gave back to serve our country. what did you learn from that experience that these others who are going to get a free education are not going to have? >> well, you know, everybody serves for different reasons. i pound knowing that i wasn't ready for college. my mom gave me a choice after high school. she said either get a job, go college, join the military but you are not staying in my house? i didn't have the money to pay for college myself. it was incentive for me to join the military. get a little bit of life experience and if i decided to do so go back to college without having to take on tens of thousands of dollars in burdensome debt. i decided to go back to college. i went to a community college. went back to texas a&m to get my degree. still had to take out $10,000 in student loans. paid it back myself. i learned the value of hard work. i learned the value of

dedication and so, you know, i think the military imparts a lot of benefits on people that decided to take that path and to be clear, there is certainly nothing wrong with choosing a different path and going to college and taking out loans but veterans signed on the dotted line with the understanding that they would earn those educational benefits through their service. other folks earned -- other folks decided to take another route and they signed on the dotted line knowing that they would have to pay back their loans. >> ainsley: cole, thank you so much for your service and thanks for coming on this morning. >> thank you. >> ainsley: don't touch that remote senator john kennedy, senate candidate dave mccormick, nancy grace, joel osteen and his beautiful wife. don't touch that remote.

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that trip to buffalo with the president. >> just about an hour from now the president and first lady will be waking their way out to buffalo. they are going to be visit the families of those 10 people who were killed in buffalo as well as to meet with those injured in this horrific shooting. the 18-year-old suspect in this case reserved the area before his attack, even studying the store and specifically sought to target black shoppers what is being described by police as hate-filled emotionally motivated attack. >> my sister survived breast cancer and three aneurysm surgeries to go to the grocery store to get killed. >> my mom was laying on the ground. he went and reloaded. [sobbing] and he shot my mom again. >> it's just heart breaking to hear. just awful. a white house official says after makeshift memorial meeting with the families the president will also deliver some remarks.

label the shooting as a case of terrorism motivated by hate. also once again calling on congress to enact new gun control measures. we did hear from the administration on this on monday from the new white house press secretary who outlined why the president feels the need to push for change. >> we must do everything in our power to end hate-fueled domestic terrorism and we must reject hatred and extremism ideologies to speak divide americans whenever we find it in our society. >> what makes this so strange the suspect traveled some 200 miles to this store in buffalo to carry out his attack. they are still trying to piece together everything that harassment investigators and prosecutors i should say even looking at filing hate crime charges. while the motivation into what happened is still under review, obviously there has been a lot of talk about race here. the "new york post" spoke to two of the relatives of the suspect who said they believe he may have been suffering from paranoia possibly related to covid but that's just two relatives. we have not heard that from

investigators yet. it's too soon in this investigation. going to be a trial and of course a lot of questions need to be answered. families are never going to get back what they want. thank you. >> will: thank you, mark. >> steve: mark, thank you very much for the live report. meanwhile it's a tuesday, and do you know what? it's a primary day in five states. a lot of eyes on pennsylvania where it's a fight between mehmet oz, kathy barnett and dave mccormick. they are essentially in a three-way tie. alexandria hoff joins us live outside a polling location in lancaster county, pennsylvania. alexandria, good morning. >> good morning, yeah. it's really the voters' turn to take command over this somewhat chaotic race here. the candidates have done their work getting-mile-an-hour messaging out trying to gain support. the question is will they have mobilized their supporters today? what really was a month or so ago a two man race suddenly

became a three-way tie that you were talking about. initially that was mehmet oz and david mccormick running neck in neck and kathy barnett really made a surge. listen to her here. >> we spent less than $2 million and they are mad. they're mad because i didn't ask for commission to be in this space. i just walked in because this is my country and our country is in trouble. and i don't believe we have any more room to elect warm bodies with an r next to their name and say hey, check, republicans win. we don't win. it's not working out for us. >> so with this new rise in support, barnett has had to fight off criticism for past tweets deemed anti-muslim and homophobic. also yesterday she admitted that she did march in d.c. on januart participate or support any destruction of property. now dr. mehmet oz was former president trump's pick to

replace pat too maniy. he endorsed oz in april. it didn't lead to more than a marginal boost in the polls. here is oz. >> president trump warned me because i'm an outsider like he was they are going to have a lot of inside establishment types some coming after you that got really aggressive after the president's endorsement. the good news is pennsylvanians are smart. they have seen through these ideas. they know i'm strongly pro-life and second amendment. >> now, david mccormick has taken takenned experience has made him the most qualified to hit the ground running. >> >> still figuring out who they are going to vote for. they are zeroed in and asking themselves three questions. who is going to represent and fight for the conservative values that i hold dear? who can win the general election in november because the stakes are so high? and then who can get to the senate and make a big difference on day one? >> well, that's something else that voters are going to be considering here. who is best to face off against

the suspected democratic nominee who is john fetterman in november. now fetterman who is also the current lieutenant governor is not going to be participating in any election day activities. remain hospitalized after suffering a stroke on friday. guys? >> ainsley: alexandria a thank you so much. what do those voters think? lawrence jones is live in milford at the milford diner in pennsylvania. good morning, lawrence, what are they saying? >> good morning, family. ainsley, as you know i got my biscuits and gravy here. i have got to talk about i have been having some fascinating conversations. everyone is upsay with the way government is operating right now. i have had several people say they need toe radio place them all. when it comes to the race, what i'm hearing from folks right now and it's early, guys. it's a packed house here. people are still waiting to be seated as well. there is no seats left in this diner. what i'm hearing from them is dr. oz and barnett. what i hear about dr. oz is he

has the backing of president trump. and so that's big for the voters here. are there some questionable things in his past? yes. but the trump endorsement is going to push him across the edge. the barnett supporters. she is pro-life and they feel like she is going to fight from them. those are the two people that i'm hearing about right now. mccormick not yet. again it's early. the issues that matter to them economy, supply chain, them going to be able to get stuff when they go to the store. the formula for the babies. the milk and bread. just really basic things. and gas prices. crime, i have heard some of that, but most of everything that i'm hearing right now is about the economy. i think that's what this election is going to be about is the economy. i'm going to send it back to you in new york. >> will: dog great work, lawrence. i would love to plant this question you might ask later. the polls show 18% still undecided as of the last couple of days. i wonder if any of the people in that diner are still wondering

how they are going to cast that vote and what's going to make the difference we will ask that. >> lawrence: that's good one, brother. check in with that later. milford, pennsylvania. okay. so you heard it there from lawrence, by the way. he is hearing a lot of barnett and a lot of oz. 8:00 a.m. eastern time. you also heard this from lawrence jones. committee, gas prices. number one issue to voters in pennsylvania and there is no history as to why. national gas prices today setting yet another record $4.52 today. that is up 4 cents from yesterday. $4.48 yesterday. it's up well over $1 from one year ago. diesel by the way is up to $5.50 also a record high. so you are looking at the issues right here, ainsley, that are

absolutely driving voters and hearing it on the ground in pennsylvania. steve? >> steve: absolutely, and, you know, i think, will, if you look to the graphic that would show how over the last year inflation has gone up. at the same time, joe biden's approval ratings have gone down. you know, one of the things i'm sure the white house go you know, we are having some trouble. 24/7. over the weekend. the president and the white house sent out tweet that said essentially that if they raised corporate taxes, it would lower inflation, which how do you do that? that seems impossible. but jeff bezos said essentially what the white house is doing is they are taking two issues and mushing them together, trying to get some sort of traction jeff bezos, the world's second

richest man behind elon musk. look, a squirrel. this is the white house's statement about my recent tweets. they want to muddy the topic. they know inflation hurts the neediest the most. unions aren't causing inflation and neither are wealthy people. remember, the administration tried their best to add another 3.5 trillion to federal spending. they failed, but if they had succeeded inflation would be even higher today than it is and inflation is -- 40-year high. so, see, the white house ainsley, is talking about if you jack up taxes on corporations, and the wealthiest. so they pay their fair share, it will bring down inflation. i don't know how that because that's impossible. >> ainsley: when will they tax them? next year? next april 15th? and then it will effect us? we need help now. gas prices keep going up. and that diesel cost for gas,

that effects all of us. even if you are not a truck driver. think about this. we were recovering from covid. we all wanted to go back to the grocery store. 'ed to go back to drug stores and restaurants. then joe biden signs on day one to end the keystone pipeline that jacks prices up for all of us at the gas tank, we were already hurting as a country we needed those shelves stocked quickly we needed to help truck drivers, now it's costing them $1,000 to fill up the tank. costing $100 to fill up the tank when it used to be $50. we need help right now. not taxing the wealthiest next april and then maybe that will help us the following december. we need help now. it's just like the baby formula stuff. they closed down the factory in february and now joe biden and his administration says they are going to allow us to get baby food from foreign countries when we can't -- there is nothing on our shelves? it's like they react after the fact. after we are at our worst of our worst then they react. we need to be proactive. we need an administration that

will help us and force these problems before they happened. white house press jen psaki not jen psaki karin jean-pierre how lower the cost and jeff bezos too, listen. >> the president says you want to bring down inflation, let's make sure the wealthiest corporations pay their fair share. jeff bezos came out and tweeted about that the new misinformation board should view this tweet. would you be okay with that. >> not a ms. industry why one of the we89dest individuals on earth opposes the economic agenda that is for the middle class that cuts some of the biggest costs families face. fights inflation for the long haul, right? and that's what we are talking about. that's why we are talking about lowering inflation here. and adds to the historic deficit reduction the president is achieving by asking the richest taxpayers in corporations to pay their fair share. >> will: there is a lot to parse right there because there is so

little. i will grants careen jon pierre it was probably a nerve-racking day her first day beyond the podium. >> ainsley: hard job. >> will: reverts to reading. it means they are reading talking points that are preprepared. a lot of this stuff is preprepared anyway. they are anticipating questions from peter and asking themselves that whether we say? do you see what the administration said beyond the kamala harris wordesque word salad. talking points in the face of a privacy. you are absolutely right, ainsley. they are behind the curve. they are not leading. but they are also offering up solutions that have nothing to do with the problem. corporate tax rates do not improve inflation. that is something they want to do anyway inflation president biden is going to go to buffalo and offer appropriate condolences also push forward a pre-existing agenda that they

have been pushing anyway and use this moment as an opportunity to push who knows what it will be a domestic terrorism bill, gun control. they are pushing agenda items. they are either and we asked this yesterday to john thune are they incompetent or are they very competent in pushing their desires into the face of the american people, steve? >> steve: well, here's the thing. ultimately, peter asked the new press secretary three times so how does raising taxes beat inflation? and she kept answering, you know, reading out of the big book answers. maybe she doesn't understand that they are unrelated in a -- you know, in an economic way? or maybe this is what it is to your point, will, never let a crisis go to waste. >> will: right. steve the inflation is killing us and at the same time, you know, let's use that excuse with low information listeners or

voters to convince them that if we want the price of gas to go down, we got to jack up the price that the corporations pay. oh, that's it. let's do that let's push that in the meantime, the world's richest guy, elon musk was at the tech conference down in miami and he said regardless of what we were just talking about, this administration been in power for over a year, they don't have a lot of accomplishments. watch this, here is elon. >> i mean, this administration doesn't seem to get a lot done. like, and, you know, like the trump administration, leaving trump aside, there were a lot of people in the administration who were effective at getting things done. so, this administration seems just to not have like the drive to just get [bleep] done. that's my -- that's my

impression. >> ainsley: wow. you have jeff bezos, the second weltiest man who i believe is liberal. he has given a lot of money to democratic candidates. then you have the wealthest man elon musk who is also complaining saying this administration ♪ getting things done. republicans already knew that but whether you have moderate democrats saying that or people who are in the middle saying that what does this tell you about what's yet to come in november? and the biden administration is not listening to the people. they aren't listening to all of us who are in pain who are paying so much at the pump who can't get baby formula and certain items truckers don't make a lot of money and they can't afford to fill up their gas tanks. why aren't they listening to us? they care more about the illegal immigrants at the border than they do the american people. they are giving out handouts to them. you know, we had a great interview with a veteran who said why are they so focused on paying off student loans for college students when i had to serve my country three and get free education through the gi bill? i had to pay the price. i had to sacrifice it could have

been my life. i had to serve in afghanistan. and many people did pay with their lives. so you are going to give free money? i don't understand the thinking of this administration. listen to the people. do what's best for the country. >> will: they seem to be governing for the radical minority on twitter. >> ainsley: you are right. how a is that working out for them. >> will: 575% of the country says we are on the wrong track. 75%. they will find a few likes on twitter i'm sure along the way while the rest of the country goes what's going on? look at literally everything included in everything will be additional headlines which carley shimkus will have for us right now. >> carley: i certainly do. good morning to you all. 11-year-old girl is dead after being caught in the crossfire of a shuting that happened in new york city. two men riding on a mope head opened fire aim for a group of men who hit a girl going into a nearby nail salon. the girl was able to make her way inside the salon before being taken to a local hospital

where she died. police are still looking for the shooters. twitter announcing it has filed its preliminary proxy statement for elon musk to be able to buy the company. it means social media giant is committed to completing the transaction at the agreed upon price of $54.20 per share. that filing, of course, comes hours after musk tweeted that the $44 billion deal, quote: cannot move forward. the pause coming over a dispute over the number ever bot accounts operating on the social media platform. and did you see this? d.j. steve eicky throws out one of the first pitches in major league baseball history. getting the call at fenway park before the red sox astros but he threw the first pitch way over the catcher's head fortunately for boston the didn't bring red sox any bad luck as they beat the astros 6-3. he has a strong arm. i assume there is a netting up

there that thing was headed for the stands. >> it really was. >> ainsley: i like the little red circle. >> 50-cent was really bad. ba ba booy. >> carley: dr. fauci as well. i think we got our top five there. >> steve: that's right. the greatest hits of lousiest pitchers. all right, carley, thank you very much. >> carley: see you. >> steve: you bit. still ahead on this tuesday, amber heard taking the stand in virginia yesterday insisting an op-ed about domestic violence was not about johnny depp. but johnny depp sued her over that nancy grace is following td she reacts coming up next. ♪

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♪ anything in this op-ed was incorrect? >> nothing. every word of it is true. it's not about johnny. the only one who thought it was about johnny was johnny. i tried to protect johnny. i tried to protect the history of what we had. i tried to protect him. >> steve: there you have got amber heard claiming her 2018 op-ed piece in the "the washington post" was not about johnny depp while on the stand yesterday in virginia as the defamation trial continues. instead, heard says the piece was simply about her in the "the washington post." joining us right now with reaction is nancy grace the host of crime stories with nancy grace on fox nation. so, nancy, he is suing her because he felt that she was talking about him and yesterday she said very clearly, i was not talking about him. and, in fact, in the op-ed, she does not mention him and johnny

depp was the only person who thought he was the guy she was talking about. do you follow that? >> actually, i do follow it but here's the overarching issue to me. do they think the jury is stupid? because we heard testimony earlier in the trial where she specifically urged someone to name johnny depp in that "the washington post" op-ed that just happened. i remember it. certainly the jury remembers it. so the spin that she is using is not working. i think being forthright. if she had said look, this is about my journey through domestic violence and, yes, it referred to him. what she is saying now is just not gelling with the other testimony. and that is the problem for amber heard. her credibility, all right?

because, one donations what she was going to donate $7 million. now we know she said that under oath in u.k. and on dutch tv we now know she has confessed when her feet are held to the fire that that's not true. now, does that mean she is not a domestic violence victim? no. it shows that she has lied under oath. and what about the dog poop? i mean am i still talking about that? yes. and it is why? her stories have changed. first of all, it's veto look at this beautiful woman on the stand and think she no way to put it took a crap in the bed? plus we know it was a prank. now she is blaming the dog. how far can that go to blame the dog like the dog is going to come in and take the stand to refute it? so i think her credibility is taking a beating and that's her fault steve also brought out

images that showed her bruised face where reportedly johnny depp hit her with the phone. nancy, have you figured out, if you were sitting in the jury box, which way are you going at this point? >> well, here's the deal with a civil case. on the bear minimum if you believe one side a little more than the other side, that's how you find as opposed to a criminal case where it's beyond a reasonable doubt. here is what they need to do. that photo is compelling. but, she has mentioned all of her makeup people. where are they? why aren't they coming in to testify about all the bruising? as it stands right now, she is losing ground and this is her time to shine. but depp better get ahold of himself because he is smirking and smiling, laughing. the jury is not that group of people ho his groupies are outside the courthouse. he needs to become much more

serious in front of this jury and not make it look like beef voice and but the head over there at his table. that's not looking good for him. >> well, the trial continues and nancy is going to be covering the latest developments from the trial live on fox nation this friday so check it out. nancy, thank you very much for joining us live on this tuesday. >> thank you. >> steve: you get. all right. coming up, elon musk is putting his twitter takeover on hold until twitter proves how many of their accounts are real people and they don't want to do that fox business host stuart varney joins us ahead of auto possible renegation in the price. hey, stu, you are next ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> carley: back with your headlines, starting with this russia striking a ukrainian military baseless than 10 miles from the border with poland. the strike coming after ukraine says it is officially evacuated from the besieged steel plant in the war-torn city. as finland's president visits

sweden's king in stockholm today. turkey is threatening to block sweden and nato's membership. the two previous neutral companies are pushing to join the military alliance. three middle school parents in wisconsin are giving their school district until friday to drop shower. drop sexual harassment charges against kids. preferred pronoun. one of the parents speaking out last night. >> when i said what is it that my son did? he said he didn't use the right pronoun. and i just -- i couldn't believe it. i was appalled. >> carley: parent says if the records aren't cleared by friday they could pursue legal action against the district. listen to this jerome bettis returns to notre dame to fulfill a promise he made when he left 28 years ago to graduate. >> ask you the same question

that was asked of me almost 30 years ago. what will your legacy be? it will not be how much money you made but the difference you made in someone's life. >> the super bowl champion running back speaking at his he 10th overall pick in 193 nfl draft. those are your headlines. will, how cool is that? >> will: really cool. thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> will: while you were sleeping elon musk was announcing his deal to buy twitter not happening unless answers for fake spam accounts. richest man tweeting at 3:30 a.m. eastern time 20% fake/spam accounts while could even be much higher yesterday the twitter ceo refused to show proof that less than 5% were less than 5% spam.

this deal cannot move forward until he proves that. stuart varney on fox business since that tweet, twitter has put out a proxy statement to the sec and to you that means what? >> that's a filing that they had to make to say we are going to try this $54.20 per share. they have got to do it according to sec rules. that came out this morning. i don't think that's really important to what's going on between musk and twitter. >> will: what is going on? >> musk is saying i'm not paying $54.20 per share because your numbers don't add up. you have got far more bots and fake accounts inside twitter than i'm being told about. he is saying, look, you show me the real numbers. and until you show me the real numbers. the deal is on hold. that's where we are at the moment. now, this has had quite an impact already on the twitter share price. it's now down to $36 per share.

the original offer from musk was 54.20. all the way down to 36 right now. a lot of stuff going on in the background as musk tries to find out what is the true nature of twitter and its accounts and what's the ceo of twitter going to say in response to musk? i want the numbers. >> will: i'm asking you to do something impossible which is get in the minds of elon musk. is he doing the due diligence for the public. do you think as. of us are worried, is he looking for an exit ramp out of this deal or is he looking for a price reduction? he is clearly looking for honesty but to what end? >> i think it's the latter. i think he want a price reduction. is he saying it's not worth $54. it's just not worth it. so, get the price down. show me the real metrics and we'll talk. by the way, the "new york post" reports this morning that spacex, which is a musk operation, is selling shares to raise money for the musk offer twitter. there is that going on in the background as well. very confusing situation.

>> will: that lends to the seriousness of the offer i would think. stuart, get you in on national gas prices new record yet again today. $4.52 a gallon. i think what every american wakes up wondering, stuart, is how high does it go? >> it goes up from here. but how high we don't know. i would make the following comments. this administration is clueless about inflation and what to do about it. they are flashing around all over the place. billionaires, meat packers. they are blaming everybody under the sun for this awful inflation situation which we have got have got now. when you buy gas or go to the grocery store you really do get a shock. it's what everybody is talking about. this is happening right now. it's out of control and the administration cannot deal with it it's a mess. >> will: stuart you have a new episode of american built on fox nation. >> >> i do. >> will: tell us what we can expect. >> tonight 8:00 fox business prime we have one lunar module,

only vehicle ever to ride on another planet. it's a great story. weaver also doing one on the jess peek bay bridge and tunnel, 17 miles of it. that the bottom line with american built is it looks back to when america was a can do country. look how we, you guys, my ancestors, your ancestors, look how they opened up an entire continent and did it. 17 miles. extraordinary thing. >> will: opened up an entire continent this ingenuity and will power. 8:00 eastern time on fox nation. dave mccormick will join us live in the next hour with his final pitch to voters. first, we will check in with lawrence jones who have having breakfast with friends in the keystone state. lawrence? >> lawrence: hey, good morning, will, everyone is talking about the big senate race here before a lot of families it's personal.

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>> ainsley: pennsylvania. the polls are open. today's g.o.p. senate primary will be closely watched as the three candidates that you see right there on your screen are expected to face a very tight race to the finish. >> will: we are getting information on the ground in pennsylvania because we're having breakfast with friends in milford to see what voters are thinking. steve lawrence jones joins us from the milford diner, lawrence, i have a question for you. it was about a week ago. you were in west virginia. you were talking to the folks about what they were going to do. it seemed like most of the people you talked to said i'm going to vote for a certain candidate because the former

president, donald trump, endorsed them. are you hearing that as well in pennsylvania because because he endorsed dr. oz and now he had a tele rally last night that it seems like he is very involved in this race. >> lawrence: it's a mixed bag. i will say all the people that said that they are voting for dr. oz it's because of donald trump. it's a mixed bag of candidates that people are supporting here which is different from virginia last week. for a lot of folks, it's personal though, guys. i want to introduce you to the duke family. sir. you worked in a lumberyard. you run one and you say you guys are getting hammered? >> the price of lumber going through the roof a couple years ago a two-by-four was $3 and change and now it's $9 and change. a lot of people are not building now. they are not putting things together because of the way they were because of the price. it's insane. >> lawrence: you said years ago you were purchase agnew camper.

you guys were living the american dream. >> yes. >> lawrence: that's not the case anymore. >> back in 200818 we bought a camper. we bought a new car finally and things were going good and then all of a sudden, price of food going up. price of gas going up and we can't afford it. it's -- it's insane. it's not we did. it's the price of everything increasing. >> lawrence: ma'am, you say you have gotten to the point now where you are having to decide bills or food in the house? >> that's correct, yes. >> lawrence: what do you think is causing that? >> just the gas going up. just, either gas in my car to get to work or the food is going up and scarce on some things food, too. so it's either paying the bills or food. >> lawrence: you just got a car and now you and your dad are having to carpool. >> it's hard but you have got to make sacrifices for family. >> lawrence: you are back home helping to support of the family as well. >> yes. and trying to go to cleaning. >> lawrence: you are doing it

you are making it happen. who are you going to vote for in this next election. >> i'm thinking kathy barnett. >> lawrence: why kathy? >> she is the honest one of the three. and i think she is great candidate. >> lawrence: thank you all so much. guys, we have so many people waiting that we want to speak to and we are going to get to them in the next hour. as you can see, barnett, dr. oz. that's what we are hearing. we had one voter for mccormick there. we are going to get to them in the next hour. >> ainsley: nice to hear their stories, lawrence, how inflation is affecting them and then who they are voting for. great job. we feel it, we feel their pain all of america does. thank you, lawrence. g.o.p. senate candidate dave mccormick, one of those three is going to join us at 8:00 in about 10, 15 minutes. >> will: look forward to that let's check in though with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. januaryian good morning, everyone. we had some thunderstorms last night and even severe weather. let's take a look at it. over 300 reports of severe weather including large hail,

damaging winds and tornadoes. not only for north carolina, for parts of new england, new hampshire, right on the border between new hampshire and vermont there we had confirmed tornado and the crews are going to be out there assessing the damage. the storms have had left which is wonderful and we have beautiful sunshine, cooler temperatures but it is gorgeous out today. we do have the potential for stronger storms for the central u.s. just for kansas city it looks like up towards omaha back through haze and st. louis, potential for hail, damaging winds and tornadoes heavy rainfall could cause flash flooding. heat is biggest story for the south. heat indices well over 100 degrees. turnout for the primary voting today. every state that's voting spectacular weather with abundant sunshine. there is kentucky, there is north carolina. unbelievable weather for all of these states, including pennsylvania. yesterday we had the severe storms but today looks good. idaho, again, cooler temperatures but otherwise lots

of sunshine, really no storms in the forecast at all and that goes for oregon. soar single primary state is looking good in the weather department. all right. steve, ainsley, will, back to you. >> will: thanks. >> steve: should have good turnout on this tuesday. all right j.d. thank you very much. coming up, republicans have a plan that would force joe biden's hand into fighting crime and securing our southern border. louisiana senator john kennedy is going to join us more with -- live with more on that coming up very shortly. >> ainsley: plus, sorry, steve, plus the osteens are here. pastors joel and victoria are holding first event outside of texas yankee stadium. so glad to have you here. ♪ ♪

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well it has been more than three years since their last public event outside of houston and now pastor strohl and victoria oh students are returning to yankee stadium in new york focus on hope and inspiration. joel and victoria o'steen join us though the preview good morning to both of you.

>> good to be with you. >> we're so excited to have its own set of the state of hope is coming back. i have been before but it's been three years, how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling good. has been unusual being a part for time. i just felt it was significant to come back and we will call it come back to hope and come home to hope. it happen to work out here in the yankee stadium on august 6th so on that week herman tomei combined people god is in control. coming back to faith coming stomach, coming back to hope, dreaming again, no better place to get a start of the new yankee stadium. >> we need to hear. victoria, how are you feeling by this unwelcome lease expect on stage? >> i'm so excited because i think new york is ready. i think we are already to get back together. i think there is powerful things happening when we all come together. the atmosphere shifts and i can remember when the last time we were here into only 14 people left so encouraged there were

reports of them singing on the subway all of the songs. we will be singing some songs, there will be speakers, there will be some musical events, guests, musical guests. it will be wonderful. we love cc one in, toren wells, joel and mine. >> one of the website for madison square garden's and see the concerts coming up because so many of us are looking for hope we are looking for christian music. there aren't any coming in the future. i was scheduled for lauren daigle but she had to postpone and canceled so i'm waiting on her to come back. i am so grateful. we really needed here. there are a lot of christians in new york. >> i know, there really are. we have great support here. i think in general life tries to push us down so we have to remember that god is in control and he has good things in store for each one of us. that is what our messages. a new beginning, a fresh start for us all.

not just for the night of hope budgets every night we can make. we can see gifts from god so we're just going to try to uplift people and let them know god is in control and has good things in store. >> victoria, i know you are a mother. your son is about to get married in a beautiful daughter too very involved in the church. was a good message for parents? many are hurting right now. the cost of living is high, that's the number one concern off gas prices, inflation, that seems to be everyone's number one concern we are trying to raise our kids in this and provide for them. >> absolutely. it can be difficult but this is a time when to lean on god to. because it's not always, you know, our job. it's not always the people i can help us but really god can help us. he works through people. he works through our job. really out there on him first and foremost. stay close to your children. keep those good relationships. it can be so stressful in these times. we kind of loose sight of what's important and family is so important to.

especially right now. that is really all we have is our family. that's what's going to last so i would even encourage mothers to just press in and really lean on god. we really need his wisdom right now. >> pray for our children please pray for the children of this country. at yankee stadium 7:00 p.m. august 6th. yankees.com you can get wood to get tickets. thank you joel and victoria and god bless you and your ministry. that's all the time we have for the segment we will go to a break, tim tebow is coming up in the show, gosh we are surrounded by so much joy. look at our lineup senator john kennedy, leo terrel, tim tebow and dave mccormick in pennsylvania he'll be on at about 4-5 minutes. he'll be talking about his big race. ♪ ♪ rt base from tempur-pedic® responds to snoring- automatically. so no hiding under your pillow. or opting for the couch. your best sleep. all night. every night.

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>> i tried to protect johnny and history of what we had. >> do they think the jury -- >> the stand that she is using is not working. >> jeff bezos squaring off a president biden over inflation. >> understandably want to muddy the topic. >> opposes an economic agenda. >> that is for the middle class. >> u.s. lawmakers said to hold the first public congressional hearing regarding you at the photos in over 50 years. more than 140 cases of unidentified aerial phenomenon. >> we have a fox news alert for you, 8:01 in just a few minutes president biden is said to leave the white house for buffalo. en route to pay tribute to the ten people killed at that grocery store. >> his trip comes as we learn new information about the accused gunman. >> he joins us live at the white house good morning, mark.

>> good morning, ainsley, the lawn mower is going but in a few moments are now just as you mentioned for the president the first ladle be making their way to buffalo to pay their respects to the ten people who were killed in the horrific attack at the grocery store on saturday. we also expect the president to give light to what he sees a growing threat of extremism impacting the united states. investigators say the 18-year-old gunman in this case targeted black shoppers specifically. they believe he studied the area even casing the store before carrying out his rampage. prosecutors now considering adding hate crime charges and the families to those killed say they are still in shock over what happened marion >> my sister survived breast cancer, and three aneurysm surgeries toe grocery store. to get killed. >> my mom was laying on the ground. he went and reloaded. and he shot my mom again. speak of the president will be

meeting with some of those families. we also hear from fbi director i want to be clear this is a targeted attack, a hate crime and an act of racially motivated violent extremism. fbi director christopher wray ask for president biden who it is expected make similar comments labeling saturday's shooting is a case of terrorism motivated by hate. calling on lawmakers to take further action to ensure americans who may be suffering from mental illness to not have access to firearms. >> let me just say we still need to learn more about the motivation for the shooting as law enforcement does their work. but we don't need anything else to say a clear moral truth, right? which is a racially motivated hate crime is important to fabric of this nation. hate must have the same harbor. >> already we are seeing some house lawmakers move forward a bill known as the domestic terrorism prevention act which was essentially in plays like department of homeland security,

the fbi to counter this extremism buried it's been talked about for a long time, but looks like after buffalo they still may be moving this through the house a bit faster. although it's a little unclear at this point what may happen with the senate. steve, ainsley, well, back to guys. >> mark, thank you very much. meanwhile on this tuesday the primary day in five different states but all either on pennsylvania where it is a fight to the finish between the top three republicans. >> harris: the polls are now officially open, alexander hopp is covering the candidate who joins us live from at lancaster county good morning to you. >> good morning, one thing we've heard over and over again from republican voters is there trying to juggle two different things there. they're trying to determine who the true conservative candidate is while at the same time taking somebody who they feel will be able to win over moderates and independents come general. it's been messy because just thousands of just about a month or so ago it seemed like a two man race between celebrity heart surgeon dr. matt oz and dave

mccormick businessman but i was turned upside down in recent weeks as commentator kathy barnett saw a sudden surge in support. she said that made her a target. >> $2 million and they are mad. they are mad because i didn't ask for permission to be in this space. i just walked in. because this is my country and our country is in trouble. and i don't believe we have any more room to elect warm bodies and r exit their name we don't when my. is not working out for us. >> burnett has had to send off criticism for past tweets deemed anti-muslim and homophobic and yesterday she admitted she did not march in d.c. in january 26 what she said she did not participate in or distract any property. now dr. oz was former president trumps pick to replace retiring the migratory republican but didn't lead to more than a marginal boost in the polls. here is oz.

>> he warned me because he was an outsider like he was there be a lot of outsider establishment types some coming after you they got aggressive after the present tense endorsement but pennsylvanians are smart. they've seen through the ideas and no i am strongly pro-life and pro-second amendment. >> no david mccormick has maintained that his leadership experience makes him the most qualified to hit the ground running. here he is. >> there is lots of people who are still figuring out who they are going to vote for. and they are zeroed in and they are asking themselves three questions. who is going to represent and fight for the conservative values that i hold dear? who can win the general election in november because the stakes are so high? and who can get to the senate and make a big difference on day one? >> democratic front runner john federman lieutenant governor to share this photo from the hospital room yesterday buried he suffered a stroke on friday so federman will not be making any election day events today or

celebration in the evening although he did say he is feeling much better. >> steve: thank you for that, alexandria, in milford pennsylvania she is alive talking to diners about the state of that race. good morning, lauren. >> good morning, family. let me tell you. the issues have become the center of this race where all the months slinging and going back and forth between the candidates. i don't think the voters really care about them. they want to candidate who's going to fight for them. and gas prices, the economy, people's pocketbook, issues have become the center of this race. will you pose the question in the last hour, are there undecided voters? this is what i hear from people. they will say "i am leaning toward this candidate" remember a lot of people are stopping for breakfast before they go to vote. they will say i am leaning towards... i am leaning toward barnett. i am leaning mccormick. they are not zeroed in just yet

but there's also some from people there saying hey, i'm going for borno, i'm going for oz. so shaken with some of the candidates here but that's what i'm hearing from the candidates i'm talking to. >> okay, leaning. figure very much, sir. i hear somebody who is not leaning, he is all in for dave mccormick. he is the tenant candidate he joins us on a busy tuesday, david, good morning to you. >> harris: dumb xp to good morning expect >> how are you doing? >> doing great! >> and a lot of people already loaded with mail and bellowing and all that but it all comes down to ultimately for the person deciding who to vote for is who can win? not just the primary but who can win in november? hasn't come november in the general election as you said chuck schumer's going to throw everything at your race because he would love to turn the keystone state blue.

>> yeah, listen. people are afraid the country is slipping away. and pennsylvanians are zeroed in on this race because they hate that the stakes are so high. is understandable they are taking their time to make a decision paid i'm confident they will make the right decision. and this is so important for pennsylvania because to fight all those issues of inflation and energy policy and open a cod leader in the senate for pennsylvania that can fight. but, beyond that, this race will determine whether chuck schumer goes packing and takes a suitcase to new york and is done. and because of that he'll throw throw everything out at. we need a candidate who has been battle-tested. who has had the experience to be able to prevail in a fight. who can marshal the resources, build the team, has a credibility and has the resilience. and i think that's why feel great momentum. i did three big rallies

yesterday, one of my home town where i played football and wrestled and grew up, one where my parents lived, in harrisburg, and one right here in pittsburgh where our campaign is based. and i was born. and all of those campaigns have great energy. all those events have great energy, and you see people zeroing in on this question. and then, the final question, it's probably really important that we talk about it is once you win, who can actually go to washington and make a difference on day one trend? we are in a crisis. we don't have time for on-the-job training. if you want to know what on-the-job training looks like look at kamala harris. that's on-the-job training. we can't have that. so we had to have somebody who can show up on day one and deal with inflation, ukraine, china, and that's my candidacy. that's experience i'm running on. >> ainley: you know, dave come all three of us have interviewed all three candidates we know you all very well and consider you all friends. and your wife, dino, very well and steven and will do too.

you are three good people i know your hearts you are all good people, how hard is this been for you? not only tens of millions of dollars spent of may be your own money but you're too having to attack people that are running against you and our neck and neck with you. >> david: honestly i don't think of it that way i don't feel like it's been hard in that respect. this is a privilege to run and people ask me is it hard and i say compared to what? compared to storming the beaches of normandy? paris only people that have done so much for this great country. i believe the country is in crisis. i believe it is important that each of us, each of the candidates, puts forward their story, their best case for why they should represent pennsylvania, and then i also like is important to have contrast. does not compare to the other candidates. do it in a respectful and some way we have to create that contrast. i feel part of the campaign we have run.

i'm excited for what lies ahead for pennsylvania and for me. and then once we get through that primary we need to come together. as conservatives to win back november. the stakes here are so high and whoever wins, i think i will win this primary, but whoever wins we need to get behind them because we are going to be fighting against a really socialist agenda. that is both weak and woke and taking our country in a direction we don't recognize. i feel like it's an honor and a privilege. if negative this opportunity for your viewers in pennsylvania i'm asking for their vote. i would be privileged to serve. out of a lifetime of service. summary estimate of the day from an american person i set i've been an american pursed my whole life from the dam volunteered to west point in 18 to 32nd airborne division. for the great people of pennsylvania and that's why we are running we are in trouble. >> will: to talk about the case are making to pennsylvanians using it i'm sure with diners in pennsylvania you

have on the ground research. it's clear there are a lot of people in pennsylvania who are still undecided who don't know as they make their way to the ballot box this morning. i hear you talking about drawing a contract. the number one issue is clear. but it does seem to be about the economy. it does seem to be about inflation, about gas prices. which hit a new record high today. so i ask you this, people probably heard your message. but what do they not know about you yet? what are they not heard about you that is the reason they should go to the box today and check the box for dave mccormick? >> david: well, the campaign tagline i have used is battle-tested and pennsylvania true. i've talked a lot about my military experience and serving in iraq and combat. i haven't talked enough about the role i played in pennsylvania as a business leader. in creating jobs that created, you know, i was the leader of the company with my colleagues who created 600 jobs in pittsburgh. that went on to run another

global company. i note it takes to create jobs. i know the government can screw things up. i understand economic policies when they go across pennsylvania and me with small businesses i see the impact of inflation or i see the impact of energy policy on making us energy independent and driving up the price of fuels. don't believe joe biden it's not hooton's gas hike, it's joe biden's gas hike. i understand what's going on here, i understand how to change it, and within the policies we do put in place. i can go had had secretary, thed chairman, i can go head-to-head with anybody in this country on what it takes to make our economy great. because i have actually been part of making our economy great. and i see the terrible direction the bite in the ministrations taking us. if you think about kitchen table issues, inflation, gas prices, energy, creating jobs, there is nobody, frankly, nobody in this race but very few people in the senate who have the kinds of experiences i have.

i know what to do on day one. i am battle-tested, i may pennsylvania true guy, i've met the majority of my life in pennsylvania and for that reason i be a very effective conservative leader in the senate on day one. >> steve: all right, today is the day where everything comes down to everything, dave mccormick we they give a joining us live today. >> dave: thank you, guys. >> ainley: thank you guys. >> ainley: it will be over soon. >> steve: or will go to commercial for a while. >> will: lets go for some headlights. >> starting with this the headlines third round of cobra tests available to all americans. families can order eight rapid antigen tests to their homes during today. first and second rounds of free cobra tasks only had four tests allowed for each address like the first few rounds these will ship for free. the jury has been selected in the trial of former clinton

campaign lawyer michael sussman. this the first trial from special counsel investigation end of the trump russia probe. facing charges of lying to the fbi. some are concerned about the impartiality in the case after a judge allowed as many as three hillary clinton donors including one who also supported new york democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez into the jury pool. u.s. lawmakers said to hold the first public congressional hearing regarding ufos in over 50 years today. the house intelligence subcommittee will hear testimony from top defense intelligence officials. a report detailing more than 140 cases of unidentified aerial phenomena was released last year. you can stream those hearings live on fox nation starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern time today. so, guys, we have some primary races and ufos on the menu. this tuesday morning. who would have thunk it.

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>> steve: as pro-abortion protesters right outside homes of supreme court justices around d.c. florida governor rhonda sanchez is signing a bill making it illegal to rally outside private homes in the sunshine state. protesters who don't comply

could face 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. fox news contributor and civil rights leo terrell joins us on this. i know you're on the other side a country boy to think of the florida company are and what he's trying to do to prevent what's happening outside of washington to happening outside homes in florida? >> leo: 30 years of being a civil rights attorney, steve, and i'll tell you right now, good intentions but a bad idea. looks, the supreme court situation is horrible. you people out there trying to intimidate. but that first amendment document freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, is golden. and just to merely walk down the street and call it a violation because you are in a residential area and my opinion is an overreach. and i think this law, even though i understand desanto's intention it's going to be challenged and i think it's going to go down because i just think it's overbroad. the mere fact that walking down the street, steve, just thinking about it, walking down the

street and it's a violation because it's in a particular location, a residential area, i think is a member major overreach and i think would be challenged. >> steve: leo, there's already u.s. regulation that makes it illegal. you cannot parade or picket in front of a home of a judge or justice period. >> leo: you are right. >> steve: it sounds like what rhonda sanchez is suggesting is artie codified into federal law. a >> leo: federal law protecting judges totally distinguishable from what ron sanchez is trying to do in a state where he is trying to ban basically the right to protest on a residential street. predestinate don mcgahn protecting judges and jurors as a justification for limiting that type of speech but in a resident residential area for everyone in a state

massive and it will be challenged. >> steve: let's see what happens. leo we thought of you we saw the study they came out yesterday because you are a former teacher. the likelihood of a kid attending a four-year college, you know good right now it stands at 48%. back in may of 2020 it was 71%. the number of kids who want to go to a four-year college it's going downward and 42% say their ideal plans would be for a three year college or less. why don't people want to go take up on a campus for 4 years anymore? >> leo: let me take off my law had put on my teacher had. it's because benefit analysis, steve. it's with the purpose they're looking at it logically. getting a produced degree in liberal arts or art history

isn't paying off and post secondary education has other options, technical school, college, community college. where i can learn a living, get a paycheck, learn a trade. and i think, you know, steve, when i was growing up parental pressure go to school go to college go to graduate school. but i think there's a lot of options. coupled with the fact, steve, that inflation. it's expensive to go to school! it's expensive to spend 4-5-6 years in college. and what people are doing, young people are looking for an alternative route. and the alternative route is i can start a career much earlier than sitting there getting a liberal arts degree which really doesn't pay off at the line. >> steve: got you, it leo thank you for joining us from l.a. >> leo: my pleasure, steve. >> steve: at the first one up of the city of angels. coming up next republicans have a plan that would force joe biden's hand into fighting crime and securing our southern

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>> will: president biden is about to depart for buffalo, new york. department of homeland security is predicting a surge. meanwhile, as he has his way to buffalo, back here at the southern border, there are predictions of thousand illegal immigrants per day to cross the southern border one title 42 ends next week. to get to some of those images on your screen right now. but, the president won't be there. instead he will be, one title 42 is lifted come in a show. okay? this comes as dhs reports more than 234,000 illegal immigrants tried to cross the border in april. the most encounters ever reported in a single month. now lawmakers, including our next guest, are pushing for resolution. they call for the biden administration to start combating crime and to secure the border to not unrelated

issues paired one of those lawmakers, g.o.p. louisiana senator john kennedy start to joins us right now senator, great debbie on the program. tell me about this resolution in particular, senator, i would like to know what with this resolution accomplish? what can you force the biden administration to do? >> john: well, you can lead him into the presidency, but you can't make him think. what our resolution is intended to do to try and get the binder administration to focus on those issues that moms and dads are worried about when they lie down to sleep at night and can't. things like crime, things like the border, inflation, the baby food shortage, i don't know if it will work, will, for mike to go reasons. most americans understand in its

first 14 months the binder administration is not exactly rocking it. why is that? to go reasons. number 1, the president, i think the president has delegated an enormous amount of his responsibility to his appointees. number 2, who are his appointees? it's an interesting mixture of two groups. number 1, he has a bunch of huber washington insider elite types who mentally have never been out of washington mentally for more than 10 minutes in their lives. they think washington is america, americas washington. the second group he is running the show, there is some overlap. i would describe as the... the crunchy granola types who like to attend gender reveal parties. they are very, very woke.

they are just not focused on the issues that are worrying ordinary americans right now. i'm not saying they don't believe in democracy. they say they do, but they really believe in government by experts and they think they are the experts and they are smarter than ordinary americans and they are more virtuous and everybody ought to shut up and listen to them. and alonso must eat meat occasionally. >> will: i think gender reveal parties most americans go to end the gender studies department would reject the gender real parties because how do you know if you are pink or blue at birth? >> john: can give you an example, will? >> steve: to >> will: i want an example of both the elite and the crunchy granola you described. >> john: we know we have a

baby food shortage. we know that at least part of the problem originated months and months ago with the food and drug them and she. here is what the president ought to do. he ought to call in the top ten people at the fda. and they had to say number one what happened? give them about 20 minutes to explain what happened. and then the president ought to turn to the top ten people at the fda and he ought to say you have ten days to fix it. now, i can promise you at least one of those top bureaucrats is going to say oh, mr. president, you don't understand. it can't be fixed in ten days, we need a bunch of consultants and experts. that is the one you fire. and then the rest of them will fall on the line. now, that is what would happen in the real world. that's not what happens in washington. it is easier to divorce your spouse in washington then get fired. and that is a big part of the

problem. >> will: yeah, he said there is and i think you are right. in order to help ratify the problem where each of these bureaucrats fall? the elite deep state have been here forever and u.s. washington crowd or are they the gender identity studies ground? either way, it adds up to the same thing, get something done. for example of the southern border we continue to set records. not the kind of record you want. >> john: it's dangerous, will. last year's killing people. last year we have enough sentinel coming across the border to kill every american seven times. >> will: again exactly right. not to record you want to be setting. will be looking that and what should accomplish. still had its primary day in pennsylvania he is having breakfast with people to see a people feel, lawrence. >> they don't feel like anyone in washington is fighting for

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>> steve: today is the busiest primary day of the year so far with voters in five states casting ballots all across america. >> ainley: pennsylvania is home to some of the most watch primaries including at the heated three-way senate race featuring dr. oz cathy barnett and mccormick. >> will: lawrence in diners let's join us there with lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, family, it's been a pleasure to be here. from the heart of america on what really matters. i want you all the talk with diane. diane, we've been talking all morning. you said, you know with

everything going on to be here at this time there is a treat. >> a pleasure. we used to come here once a week, have progress, do our shopping, now it's once a month because it's a luxury. i can't afford it. next week i've to pay my water bill. i guess i won't be eating out. you know, and it's also the gas. we don't live in an area where there are buses or trains. so we have to drive everywhere. and you have to take that into consideration when you go out. i try to do everything in one area i. of time coming here today what can i hit in milford today? walmart, this, that, and the other thing because after this, after today, my shopping is done for the week. no more go for a ride, go here, check this out. can't do it. you have to really focus in on the necessities, plan your week out, doctor's appointments, try to say okay, i got the doctor next week, who is near the doctor? see those stories. this is not the way to live, not for retired people. i don't have to go to work today or, it so i cannot save on the

gas but still. we are pinching pennies here. >> lawrence: where you going to vote for on the selection? >> i'm on the fence. i did my homework on mr. oz less than what i read up on his position on the abortion put me for a loop because he hasn't been consistent. everyone is entitled. it's not an issue about abortion. it's the issue that he is not sticking to the same story he gave some time ago. >> lawrence: were you giving a shot now? >> i'm leaning toward mccormick. and i think that barnette is taking votes away from mccormick and that's what will happen here. that's unfair. she hasn't been around long enough to really see her position for from what i saw on hannity last night, it's disturbing. am leaning toward mccormick. >> lawrence: you heard from the voters, my cory leaning towards? >> it's between oz or mccormick. you know, i am undecided at the present time. when i get to the polls then i

will decide. >> lawrence: what is the number one issue for you? >> right now it's the price of gas. it's actually the price of gas. certain areas are for dot 69 where i am at support at 89 went up $0.04 since yesterday. >> lawrence: it's a treat to the can't afford it anymore. they get so much. one must first i want y'all to talk to how are you doing? >> i'm good, how are you? >> lawrence: you tell me to commute for me to go to manhattan come have a lot of fun? you can't do that you don't feel saving more? >> no i don't know with all the crime going on in the city. >> lawrence: that the number one issue for you? >> the open borders, inflation, with gas prices. everything. >> lawrence: would you plan on voting for in the selection? >> we already voted. i am 15 minutes away from here in pike county. it was between mccormick and

oz, and we went with oz. >> lawrence: why oz? >> i think he kind of strikes me like how president trump was, came in as a businessman. not political. >> lawrence: did the trump endorsement impact your vote? >> a little bit. >> lawrence: thank you so much. >> it's a pleasure to meet you. watch all the time. >> lawrence: thank you. it has been a treat being here because you really hear from the heart of america. where people are going to go. i don't have a good grasp, guys. last week i thought i knew, but it's too many undecided people, too much splitting of the vote here. i can't make a decision today i will send it back to new york. >> steve: tomorrow at this time we should see who backs the winter. >> ainley: true. thank you, lawrence. >> lawrence: appreciated. >> steve: you bette perry now out on the streets of new york city we have janice dean with the fox and rough weather day in the the new

northeast but better today. >> you know that's what happens in the cold front comes through, sunshine, clear skies, a little chillier than average but we will take it. let's take a look at what it's doing in pennsylvania. we had severe weather across the new wow northeast in the mid-atlantic. of the turnouts no reason to blame it on the weather, spectacular forecast today. wonderful temperatures. and that is across the board all of the polling states. i looked at the weather in north carolina, as well as idaho, and also pennsylvania. and then we also have oregon. all the forecasts there looked great so there's no reason not to get out and vote. temperatures in new york city 60 right now, we're going to get into close to the 70 range in there. storms a push through the area last night. we had a tornado report just on the border of new hampshire and vermont, and a severe storm today we think are going to pop up across portions of the midwest toward the middle mississippi river valley.

out there temperatures very warm. a big story across the south with temperatures well beyond 100 degrees when you factor in the heat. will continue to watch that of course fox weather.com for all of your latest forecast details hitting the polls today no reason. there is no storms, temperatures are great, i mean if every day could be like today while you wouldn't need me. [laughs] [laughter] >> will: we always need you, janet. >> ainley: thanks, janet. don't go anywhere, tim tebow is here his thoughts and every where from faith to football and tom brady and the green will hike max, tom! ♪ ♪

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>> ainley: from the football field to the broadcast booth, tom brady signed a major deal with fox sports were happy to have him in the family. to be an analyst but not before the seven-time super bowl chapel play at least one more season with tampa bay. >> will: someone else knowing a thing about going from the field to the booth tim tebow and he joined the snow. >> don't compare with tom brady what are we to start that. tom brady, first of all, congrats to tom. in my opinion he is the greatest of all time to overdo it. i think you will have another successful season, but i also think he's going to be so successful in the booth. not just because he was a great quarterback and maybe the greatest, but why he was the greatest. while he was the greatest is because he was determined,'s mind-set he studied. he never let anything go without trying to figure out how i could make it just a little bit better. and i think he is going to do the same thing in the booth. >> ainley: is being in the booth, how much of an adjustment was that for you, playing and

then going into the booth? because you are in tv too what advice do you have for him? >> tim: i don't know if i want to give tom brady any advice. he just continues to be himself. everything he does to make himself great, don't change anything. just let the fans and on that. everything that he does to study to prepare for a team now just take that and explain that to your common fan who is listening and i think they will find it riveting. i think they're going to want to know the insights. that's what tony romo did really well was his ability to say oh, hey, this is 3, 4, the safety is walking down in little things. to be able to break it down in such a way that everyone can understand it, maybe that will be something that he will have to work on because he will talk in such a high level that may be be able to present to where everyone can understand. >> will: and his enthusiasm, romo has great enthusiasm and brave some of the game. i want people to be in this interview with tim, is just

talking to tim backstage about faith. i think clearly, tim, we've been at the front of every conversation faith especially when it comes to sports in the past more than a decade. and i, myself, want to have that conversation with you but you are taking that conversation and your whole life mission and purpose and you are continuing to bring it to children. tells about your new book. the >> tim: this one is so near and dear to my heart. the second of our children's addition and the goal is really to encourage young boys and girls to find the courage to do the right thing. and that it is cool to be able to help one another and how every single one of us can make a difference. i think that was one of the things that my parents did for me that made such a difference. they would never say you were too young to do something. you can make a difference even at your age whatever that is. 4, 5, 6 years of age. you can make a difference, find someone in your class you can encourage today. find some and you can make a difference for. find someone you can really love today. and i remember it was just and

easy as one of the shorter guys in class when we had to take the picture, i grabbed him and picked him up so he was the same height as the taller guys. you know what? that is something that he will remind me of ten years later where he is like man, that made such difference. we can always find those little ways to make people feel special and that's with his about his bronco and his friends finding ways to be able to find that courage and to choose the courage to do the right thing and make a difference. >> ainley: what a great lesson. i don't even know if i've had that conversation with my daughter. i need to come i will do that every day. : make a difference in your classroom, that's beautiful, tim. you're making a difference with ukrainian orphans tell us what you are doing. >> tim: first of all i would say that it is so humbling to be able to serve along so many of our amazing partners and so many heroes, honestly, there on the ground with our night to shine host churches, with lantern with so many organizations with

sentinel, really starts with relief aid. and for those in really hard times to be able to bring shelter, support. honestly rescues and evacuations to better positions to safer positions at two different countries even. that really turns into refuge support with life stone for orphans which we have an immigration center serving hundreds and hunt the people every day getting them through. that is more long-term care but it has been so humbling and honoring to be able to serve with so many amazing partners that are literally going to the hardest places that are going to the most vulnerable, the special needs, the orphans set up and left, the babies in certain times that are being left. and to be able to help get them out and bring them to safety -- >> ainley: how can americans adopt them if they want to? another slot of interest. >> lawrence: it's a tricky process >> tim: is a tricky

process and we know we're workih a lot of surrounding countries to first of all get them to safe places in the right time to be able to integrate them with their family. if they have been separated which honestly is happening far too much right now where we are finding young boys and girls that have been separated for one reason or another. so if we can bring that unification, that is first and foremost. >> ainley: three people text me wanting babies from the ukraine because they been trying to have around and i will connect with you. >> tim: another big thing is so many of the parents that have had surrogate mothers, their babies have been left. now we are able to bring those babies. there will be a place for them. >> will: we are about to get cut off, tim. >> tim: god bless y'all. >> ainley: >> ainley: we will be right back. armor all. minimum effort. maximum protection.

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>> it's wonderful having you working with us. everyone, have a great day. >> thank you, good morning bird it is 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. we are on a pivotal primary day. americans floating in five states including a big win in pennsylvania the outcome as anyone's guess so roll the dice. >> good morning, this is america's "america's newsroom". it's like all the buildup, if you want to go, may 17th, it's here, primary day. early-morning voters are alread at the polls, but if you're awaiting results in pennsylvania , you could be here late tonight. >> we will find out together that