>> todd: breaking this morning, pennsylvania republican senate primary still too close to call. dr. oz squeaking out narrow lead over mccormick, just over 2000 votes separating the pair with 95% of ballots counted so far. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. nail-biter race will likely go to an automatic recount unless they capture a lead of half a percent. oz and dave mccormick projecting

confidence late last night. >> when the votes are tallied, i'm confident we will win. >> will not have resolution tonight. we can see the path ahead, we can see victory ahead. >> carley: lucas tomlinson has a round-up of the election results so far. good morning. >> good morning, carley. too close to call in pennsylvania. 8% of votes still need to be counted. dave mccormick trails dr. oz by less than 3000 votes. >> we have tens of thousands of mail-in ballots that have not beened and need to be counted beginning tomorrow. we will not have resolution tonight, but we can see the path ahead, we can see victory ahead and it is all because of you.

>> here is dr. oz, who received donald trump's endorsement. >> when we win the battle in pennsylvania, it reflects the entire country. if the soul of pennsylvania and thriving and healthy, so is the nation. we're a role model to the world. >> printing error is delays lancaster county. kathy barnette is currently in third and has no intention of supporting her rivals. the senate seat being vacated by pat twomey. they have fought a malicious campaign to be the most ectreme and doug mastriano to be

pennsylvania's governor was successful. ted budd won the gop senate primary succeed richard burr who is retiring. >> it is on in november against joe biden. republicans need to unite and get unafilliated and reagan-style democrats onboard and we win the state and take back our country. cawthorn failed after critics said the 26 year old brought too much negative attention to the district. >> carley: thank you. as lucas touched upon. lan caster county, there was a mail-in ballot problem, a number of ballots didn't scan. they have to go back and count those ballots by hand. >> todd: i never understand and i raise after election day, why

we don't have registrars that can do their job in the great state of america. that is for a discussion for a different day fochlt cus on the results here. that is close and this was a three-person race reported widely going into yesterday. now clearly a two-person race. kathy barnette is trailing by a significant amount. both are run og an american first agenda. if you have seen one common theme throughout all republican primaries, you have to be america first, you have to espouse the america first. you do need to espouse those virtues, that is where the republican party is, in stark contract to what is presented by the biden white house. >> carley: there were election issues with barnette that were worrisome toward the end of

campaign. we found out about tweets she posted that was deemed islamophobic and homophobic. that is why donald trump was heavily supporting dr. oz, he said he would support whichever republican ends up winning the primary. other side of the aisle, john fetterman easily defeated congressman lamb and fetterman is more bernie sanders-style candidate. interesting to see what happens in the general election. looks like it will be fetterman versus either dave mccormick or yoiz and will it be easier to beat john fetterman because he comes from the progressive wing, that is the question. >> todd: i wonder when you see someone like fetterman, who is so far left, do you think it will siphon off democrats that

were connor lamb democrats, not as far left, not in step with every aspect of the biden administration, somebody pro-military and pro-law enforcement as connor lamb. what that shows, democrats gave their candidate a mandate to run as far left as possible because that is what they want there in pennsylvania. interesting to see if the actual independent voter, the run of the millivolter sees that and says, whoa, we can't have that. >> carley: it is a purple state, doesn't strike me as a progressive state. john fetterman ran away with it. >> todd: the numbers are shocking. president biden visiting buffalo new york, after the shooting that left 10 people dead. biden calling for stricter gun laws and greater media oversight after it was reported the gunman detailed his plans online.

>> we didn't hear anything from him when we had a black supremacist drive into a parade route and drive over and kill kids and elderly people, he is ignoreing that and can point it out at the other side. >> todd: the white house said it did not have the time nor the resources to visit the city of waukesha after the attack. congress holding first public ufo hear nothing 50 years, releasing trove of video and evidence. not just science fiction, lawmakers are raising national security question. >> colin: congressman brad wenstrup was in the hearing and will tell us if the pentagon answered any of his questions. he joins us next.

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>> todd: authorities say they are doing everything possible to rescue fighters trapped at a steel plant in mariupol overtaken by russian forces.

the efforts changed the course of the war and president zelenskyy addressing the annual cannes film festival calling for stronger response to russian aggression from the film industry. >> the great dictator by charlie chaplin did not destroy the dictator then, cinetwork emaing toraph y proved to be dumb, we need a new chaplin to prove it is no longer dumb. >> todd: veals veals add zelenskyy zelenskyy adding. >> todd: controls in the cockpit led the plane into the deadly dive. looking into the pilot and at the possibility of someone breaking into the cockpit. chinese authorities say there were no mechanical problems with the boeing jet. 132 people killed in that crash. >> carley: first public ufo hearing in 50 years.

secrets in space could be a national security risk. >> something like this can be a national security challenge for us, no doubt about it f. they are developed by annad versary, after some breakthrough technology, they can be very disruptive to our military actions. >> todd: congressman brad wenstrup, that is now same congressman that joins us live. congressman, you were in the hearing, what were your main concerns from that hearing? >> well, you know, i think one of the things that we hear all the time is about ufo's, which would imply some type of alien-type of source coming in. we call this unknown aerial phenomena. we have few open hearings in congress, so this has risen to a level as far as intel, to level of tremendous interest.

it is national security concern at this point. we have things being reported by very credible, laudable people within the military etcetera. we want to take a look at this. we are concerned about when the military especially, not only military standpoint, what is in our area of operation and how we can go about protecting our warriors. one thing that i was concerned about yesterday is in this situation, you're having things reported from pilots and from a ship, what about pilots and commercial pilots, are they able to report findings, have they seen findings? these are things we're interested in, as well. there is tremendous lack of data that we have. we know that, rerecognize that. what we want to know, what this is, what the things are that are being seen and where are they coming from.

we need to do collection on this. i do caution as we collect, if there are other nations that have seen things like this, that we work with our allies on this and not necessarily weigh in with any of our adversary who may be reporting similar type things because i don't trust that. that is the path forward, there are a lot of unknowns. we detect things from our sensors, this may be opportunity to improve what our sensors are capable of doing. it is important to pay attention to this. we have a lot of issues we need to be dealing with right now, as well. >> carley: all right, you heard the department of defense yesterday testify on this issue. so what is your gut telling you, is this alien or adversary? >> well, that we don't know. i can tell you that we certainly learn more in the closed session, as you might expect and

that is how it should be. my takeaway is that we need to continue to pursue this and to make sure that we are doing things in the proper way and really trying to gain as much knowledge as we can of these types of things and hopefully one day definitively know what it is, where it is coming from and the same time it is important that we are collecting data properly working to protect our warriors in the space and the area of operation that they work so we'll continue to work with the agencies on this and it is something that is worth look intoing when you see something unusual like and more than one time, as reported. >> todd: this is intriguing. >> carley: i know. the fact that i asked the question, is it ariel or adversary. >> todd: you win, nice job. the fda approving covid-19

booster shots for children ages 5-11 despite limited risk that population has. should we be forcing our children to get the booster, congressman? >> if you're in the age group, you are really at low risk, no doubt about it. if you have an immunocompromised child, you may need it or want to as precaution, but that is a conversation between you and your doctor. i struggle with all the things coming out from on high as though this is the definitive answer. i'm a doctor, everybody is different. every patient is different. this is lesser risk population, what concerns me is how we as a nation and our scientific community coming from the government, who just ignored natural immunity. why tell someone you need a booster without checking their antibody level because maybe they are more than covered. we look at the situation with the president, not healthcare

provider saying if you don't get the vaccine, you will lose your job and no one being checked for how they may be protected and these should be conversations between you and your doctor, not necessarily government officials. >> carley: we have to let you go right now, we know there was a classified briefing on the ufo -- >> well, you know, the thing we're taught to say, i can neither confirm or deny. >> carley: we got to leave it there. >> todd: congressman dr. brad wenstrup. alien expert. john durham -- about using fbi to keep trump out of the white house. we have a live report coming up next. >> carley: ladies of "the view" tuned in for hegseth. exclusive interview with melania

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all pause of you. >> todd: john fetterman securing the democratic nod, beating out connor lamb and doug mastreano clenched the republican nomination for the commonwealth. ted budd emerging victorious from a packed field. cawthorn defeated -- stunning new revelation brought to light in john durham opening argument against michael sussmann. special counsel says sussmann threatened the investigation of the fbi. >> carley: brooke singman has more. good morning. >> brooke: i was in court yesterday and federal prosecutors unleashed opening arguments and said ex-clinton

campaign attorney michael sussmann got the fbi to open investigation as an october surprise right before the 2016 election and said sussmann showed data about covert operation between trump administration and alpha. the fbi found his data was bogus. >> the fbi cyber investigator who leads a team of cyber investigators said they looked into the allegations that president trump was secretly communicating with a russian bank and thought the allegations made no sense they were so far out of reach and the counter intelligence leader, which was led by peter struck picked it up and decided to move forward with the investigation. >> brooke: michael sussmann is charged with making a false statement to the fbi, saying he was not doing work for any client. prosecutors say he billed the clinton campaign for his sitdown

with the fbi. michael sussmann defense argues the fbi was aware he worked for the clinton campaign and still took the meeting. continuing today with james baker, who is expected to testify. >> todd: that will be fascinating. matt whitaker says the case is cut and dry. listen. >> proving a fairly simple case, a false statement to the fbi. the defense will have a hard time creating enough smoke screen to cover up the fact that sussmann did make a false statement, said he was not representing a clients, set up the meeting and got back to his office and billed the clinton campaign for his time. >> todd: in a particular michael sussmann insisted he was not working on behalf of the campaign and wanted to "help" the fbi.

billable hours. police under attack during protest at site of police training facility under construction. protesters are calling it cop city. demonstrators claiming the building will harm the urban forest and escalate tension. mosts were not locals and drove to the area from miles away. at least eight people were arrestd and nobody was hurt. >> carley: amber heard testimony more intense during her final day on the stand in the johnny depp defamation trial. facing questions about potential infidelity of her and james francoshg. heard was questioned about a recording played in court on monday detailing a dispute between the couple. >> you called him a sell-out,

right? and a joke. >> i called him a lot of ugly things. >> you called him a joke, a washed up piece of [bleep]. >> i think we both called each other that, yes. >> heard was question body her own drug use during the relationship and she denied using cocaine, admitted to taking mushroom. i didn't do coke. >> todd: much different than the conversations of my wife and i. >> carley: a beautiful relationship. move og to something else beautiful, janice dean. >> todd: that was good. >> janice: transition, how are we going to do that? we did it. talk about the weather. we have warm temperatures across the south and those warm temperatures are going to come up toward the northeast. i was just talking to joe concha and he's upset it will be like 90 in new jersey this weekend. 49 in fargo and i have an envelope outside of my office if

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>> todd: peter doocy, our own peter doocy struggling to get a clear answer from new white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. >> how does raising taxes on carperation lower cost of gas, cost of used car and food for everyday american? >> fights inflation for the longhaul, that is what we're talking about, talking about lowering inflation and adds to deficit reduction by asking the richest taxpayers their fair share, that is what we're talking about. >> carley: joe concha will give

us a clearer response. she was asked to explain something that can't be explained. >> joey: you can explain it if you're honest about inflation, that is passed on to the consumer. in this case, cost of goods and so on. somebody going to pay for it, it is going to be us. we are only two press briefings in, she has some experience, filled in for jen psaki at times. only word that comes to mind is amateur or excruciating. this has been difficult to watch. you have somebody who is reading off prewritten notes and she gets a question and goes to the answer and reads it verbatim, it is one thing to glance down at notes, that is a lot to know as white house press person. it is so awkward to watch and you end up getting to pointss

where it is like listening to kamala harris and jesse watters, he said it is like the term paper in high school and you have word count you have to get to. enough words will satisfy the answer. you have to be prepared without notes. tongas it is unprepared or that word salad is the white house position on inflation, blaming billionaires for not paying taxes, nothing to do with inflation? >> joey: the messaging people need to be fired, if that is the case. if jen psaki is no longer there to be your mentor, it is ron klain saying, say this when they ask that, that is why the president is polling in the 20s when it comes to his handling of inflation. >> carley: the only way you could tie inflation to increasing the corporate tax rate if biden administration is

saying tax corporations so much they are forced to fire people and they fire people who don't have money and inflation goes down. i don't think that is the mess biden administration is going for. and hegseth interviewed melania trump and "the view" was watching and talk about how the first lady was never invited to be on the cover of "vogue" here is "the view's" take on it. >> i don't know if they would have sold as many magazines if they had the first lady melania trump on the magazine, first lady to the very unpopular president. >> i have more important things to do and i did in the white house than being on the cover of "vogue." >> carley: they mocked her

there. >> joey: what horrible people, not just those on set, everybody in the audience clapping. melania trump speaks five languages, probably four and a half more than most of "the view" speaks, it is not the show we watched 25 years ago when it launched. believe it or not, it has been on 25 years, barbara walters, it had gra vis to then. don't attack first ladies in general. >> todd: especially one that was a model. you put models on the cover of magazine. not if you are "vogue," and i was supposed to be on "zoolander." >> joey: stunt double in the sequel. >> carley: thanks for waking up, joe concha. >> todd: 20,000 eshg mails from

hunter biden laptop now online. biden laptop.com. laying out details of hunter biden business dealings overseas including an exchange with quid quo pro with mexican billionaire's son about how he got into the white house to discuss a deal with joe biden. dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas says the border will not be open when title 42 is lifted. 20 states are suing to stop the order from being lifted. oklahoma is one of the states, the ag is here income. >> carley: and black lives spent "white guilt donation" that flooded in. if you are a donor, you might have some questions. cheryl casone is here with the latest. ♪

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>> todd: pain at the pump just got worse. average price hitting $4 in all 50 states for the first time

ever. the national average reaches new record high of $4.56. >> carley: that is not the news you want to wake up to. cheryl casone is here. good morning. >> cheryl: bad news with a smile, at least. let's lead off with new national average. $4.56 a gallon. as we approach the summer driving season prices continue to hit new records. gas prices are above $4 a gallon. americans like aleah mccullough, they are frustrated. >> we went to a pumpkin patch in october and cost of renting a school bus was $250. we are heading to the aquarium, same school bus is $760. >> cheryl: to her point here, across the country, california

recording highest gas prices at $6 a gallon in that state. >> todd: battle over twitter sell heating up. >> cheryl: twitter says the board and mr. musk agreed to $54.20 per share, we believe this agreement is in the best interest of all shareholders we plan to enforce the merger agreement there is a billion dollar break-up fee. the stock closed yesterday at $38.32, below agreed price per share as the tesla ceo continues to slam twitter on twitter putting up this poll asking if users believe the statement less than 5% are bots, want the sec to investigate. he believes it is closer to 20%, maybe higher. he doesn't know. >> carley: i think it is more than 5%. we're getting more information

on how black lives matter spent donation money. >> cheryl: we are getting a look at the books af black lives matters. one revelation, the co-founder's boyfriend was paid close to $1 million, five times what they gave to the trevaun martin's. they recorded $77 million in donation and paid $26 million in grants to other nonprofits and one chicago pastor saying, we got nothing as community group. we're trying to support black lives in chicago and we got zip from this group. >> todd: not right. >> cheryl: the numbers are incredulous. she is something else.

i'll leave it there. >> todd: thank you very much. dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas paying a visit to the border and insisting the white house is enforcing laws while pushing to end title 42. >> very important to note, while of course, we are preparing for the end of title 42, based on the centers for disease control and prevention decision, it will end on may 23rd, that does not mean that the border is open beginning on may 23rd. we continue to enforce the laws of this country. >> todd: oklahoma, one of 21 states suing to keep title 42 and their attorney general john o'connor is here now. >> it is crazy, todd, this is a president who does not care about the rule of law and so anything they do on the border is really a mockery of american

security. so a bunch of us, i think, 20 attorneys general have sued in an arizona lawsuit. we have an injunction and we had a hear og may 13. we hope to get a decision soon that the taking down or terminating of title 42 will be postponed for a while. >> todd: do you think you get that decision by monday? >> i don't know. the judge knows that the self-imposed deadline by the federal government, they go with the theoretical deadline, no matter the impact on people. but realize that there are six cartels in mexico that are selling human beings and drugs into america right now. i'm told by border patrol that the cartels make $100 million a week selling human beings into america and we've got to shut

down those borders. todd, something else. the -- what they are doing when they bring cheap drugs up through the mexico is developing our gangs, like an incubator for criminal gangs in america. the distribution channel for a lot of drugs are local gangs. they're inc. baiting the growth of those criminal gangs in oklahoma and it is costing us lives and burdening our law enforcement and the notion that they're following the law when they take this down, the estimate is that we'll have four million illegal immigrants coming in every year. so -- >> todd: that is unbelievable. >> a mockery. we need to send a -- >> todd: there is a plan, if the plan goes the way plans have gone so far, we're not in good shape. ag john o'connor from oklahoma.

pennsylvania republican senate race -- might be looking at a recount. will trump-backed dr. oz pull out a win over dave mccormick and who has a better chance come november? we're asking sean duffy next. >> carley: check in with steve doocy to see what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: following that extremely close race in pennsylvania. we'll have the latest this morning. plus an air force cadet with a passion for serving our country may not graduate because he would not get the covid shot, but he's not the only one. he and his attorney will join us live and tell us why they believe they are right. meet the 18-year-old drummer who saved the show after a member of pearl jam caught covid. look at that kid. and congressman tony gonzales, douglas murray and you because

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♪ >> when we win the battle here in pennsylvania it reflects on the entire country. >> we can see the path ahead. we can see victory ahead. it's all because of you. >> they haven't called it i'm not conceding. so don't report it. >> nail biter in pennsylvania republican senate primary still too close to call. an automatic recount looking likely as trump backed dr. oz squeak ahead of dave mccormick by just over 2,000 votes. >> todd: sean duffy fox news contributor, former congressman and dare i say congressional elections expert. i just appointed you that. >> carley: he is. >> todd: looking at those results whanks do they tell you so far? >> listen, race really undecided

and split between two candidates. passions were hot. if you ever run in a race you every waking moment campaigning and shaking hands. they get blisters on thumb and forefinger they shake so many hands. they are up so early they watch "fox & friends first" every morning. you just want the race to be over. now they don't have the decision. so you are going to wait probably for days, if not weeks for a recount to see who is going to win this race. dr. oz feel good up 2,000 votes. you always want to be in the lead. but these things can change, especially if you have mail-in ballots where mccormick did better on those mail-ins. we are going to he: for candidates, you work so hard you want a result. now you have to wait even longer to find out who wins. >> carley: big question, also, if mccormick wins, how much of a hit will this be for former president donald trump because he went all in on dr. oz.

>> yeah. president trump did go all in. especially for president trump he took a candidate that was flailing in the polls, dr. oz, and able to bring him to the show. right? dr. oz is up by two tenths of a percent is remarkable that trump brought him there. i think the left wing media will say trump has lost his touch. but the bottom line is if you look at any candidate, they are all begging for donald trump's endorsement because of all endorsements, donald trump's endorsement actually means something. people trust him. they want to go out and vote for people that donald trump says will make america great again candidate. again, this has no ding on president trump. it was just a tough race. two good candidates. mccormick, what, $35 million spent in negative ads. that is one good thing that the ads off tv beautiful thing for you and you don't get lit up every single day on television. >> carley: until the general election. >> todd: pretty well in general because fetterman so far left.

the choice is pretty clear for the folks in pennsylvania. politico biden is going to quote unquote trying to stop working with the g.o.p. for the biden white house efforts at bipartisan have finally taken a backseat. sean, read between the lines, you are a lawyer. does that mean a wash rash of legally questionable executive orders are on their way? >> i'm going to scratch my head, todd. i'm trying to think when did joe biden actually work with republicans? think about build back better. he didn't engage republicans. he had a hard enough time engaging democrats. he couldn't get democrats on board for build back better or getting rid of student loan debt. that's a democrat movement he can't get done. he has been calling republicans racist for a whole year now and beyond. so, listen, i don't think you are requesting to see any change come from the rhetoric of this white house. he has never tried to work with republicans. your point is well made is joe biden going to try to do more executive orders? probably. but, again, if you look at, you know, the policies he is coming

out with, they are not policies that republicans can support. and by the way, bipartisan is not that hard. you got to give something up if you want to be bipartisan. and if you give something up, you might make your base a little mad. able to get go sides coming together. aren't losers. both are winners. they get things they want and don't get things they want. joe biden is not willing to do it. he has completely caved to the squad ring wing of the democratic party. >> carley: if this report is true the president might need get new advisers all the polling shows the american people to be more of a centrist president. this is showing is he going to be moving farther to the left. we have about 30 seconds left. >> good point. look at republicans want a strong military, lower taxes, less government. a secure border. these are things that republicans have talked about since ronald reagan. the democrat party has moved so far left and joe biden is just on the train. we say new advisers. he has stacked the white house with all of these radical left

wingers. there is no one in there to give him moderate advice. give him good political advice. going down a path that i think is even more devastating for democrats as they come in to the midterm election. cat his mic. >> todd: voters want compromise. that right there is not compromise. >> todd: sean duffy we appreciate you as always, sir, have great day. >> i appreciate you guys. >> carley: "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> biggest primary night we have had in years. >> todd: pennsylvania republican primary still too close to call to call. >> carley: it will go to automatic recount. >> we see a path ahead. i see victory ahead. >> i am confident we will win. >> ted budd won the north carolina senate primary to succeed richard burr. >> everybody wants donald trump's endorsement. >> there may well may be a increase surge in migration. >> alejandromakers made another