the beneficial owners the opportunity to vote. right now as you know charles they don't have that opportunity. >> they don't and i just salute you on this. i don't think people understand this is the most powerful force on wall street and it's not always looking out for your best vest. sir thank you very much and thank you at home for watching. remember, catch me tomorrow this is a wild ride in the market but for now here's the five >> hello everyone i'm dana perrine a along with katie jessie waters and joey jones. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the 5. ♪♪ >> the problem in the biden administration is getting worse and the white house does not have answers. gas prices topping for the first time and they're saying it can

top six bucks this summer and stocks getting rocked with new warnings in america, are we headed for a deep recession. and parents still very frustrated that the president waited until yesterday evening to directly deal with the baby formula shortage. the end result to all this only 25% of americans think the country is headed in the right direction. top republican kevin mccarthy says it has to do with a lack of leadership. >> everything this president has touched, he has failed at but he has made america weaker in that process. and we've watched the democrats inside congress and senate mirror those same decisions. >> but the bad headlines and disgrunt lea voters are not stopping some in the media from making this claim. >> you embrace the biden agenda, it's going to get you far. you know, there's a lot to run on here. the economy's doing well. i realize inflation is an issue. the biden administration is trying to address but we have record job growth under this administration. we have jobs that people actually want to be working in

that are high wage income earning jobs. there's a lot to be proud of and there's a lot to talk about. >> jessie? >> biden didn't even buy that did he? remember in the 70s or 80s the gong show dana. >> one of the best shows ever. >> so you walk out on stage and you do your little song and dance and then eventually the audience has had enough and they come over and they take the little -- and they bang that gong and he's off or she's off. this summer they're going to hit the gong on biden. you're going to have not only gas at six you're going to have electricity prices through the roof and everyone's going to be cranking the ac because it's going to be so hot and they're talking brown and blackouts. you add that to crime it's hot people stay out late in chicago nights they start shooting that happens. then you sprinkle in another covid waive, oh, we're back to covid waves people want to put their masks back on, that's going to be another really

irritating situation. and then no baby formula. we have a lot of people that are very uncomfortable with the waves of immigrants coming across the border unchecked title 42's out in a day or so. so that's going to be on the tv screen. you're going to have people feeling a lot of pain and misery and people are going to be hurting. and i don't see how biden, at this stage of his presidency, is able to deal with that. because he doesn't have any answers rhetorically policy wise. he hasn't lowered gas prices, nothing on inflation, the feds blew it. so what's the plan? he doesn't have a plan and he doesn't have the rhetorical skill set or energy to get out of the hole and the democrats are going to say man you're going into a midterm with things this badly? they're just going to start jumping ship. >> jessica the baby formula crisis to me is sort of, it pulls all of it together in one issue that you could see, i

would say the incompetence late to the game trying to blame other people and finally getting to a result that's way too late. but here's mika bra sinski talking to the surgeon general about this issue. i'll get your response. >> did the white house and the government take too long to act. >> the fda began acting as soon as they knew the plant was going to shut down. so they were already taking action several months ago and they've continued to ramp up the action. >> i'm not feeling an intensity. when are we going to see formula in the mouths of babies in america without any stress in terms of getting it? >> let me assure you that every conversation i've had with people at the fda in the white house has reflected the intensity you're talking about. because, again this is not just a policy issue this is personal for many people. >> jessica, you are a mom, last time i saw you. >> a formula fed mom. i've been looking for formula since cleo was two months old

when the recall happened, the abbott recall, then everyone went to the products still on the shelves and the mayhem in these moms groups about checking the numbers on the formula batch numbers on your box started back in february. so i was surprised and we were talking about this last week i was out of the country. this should have been a story months ago. i don't know actually how it wasn't because certainly everyone that i knew with a small baby was aware of it even if you were breast feeding your baby you knew. >> because the media is obsessed with the fornlter president and they just didn't cover it. >> i think and i don't want to play the gender card on this but this falls on moms most of the time. i mean, my husband who is, you know, wildly productive as a dad and takes care of clea all the time doesn't think about her formula 24 hours a day. i know how many cans are in the cabinet. i know who i've asked. i have ten people on the lookout. i have a friend, i'm going to seattle. check the shelves there. and i was certainly upset it

wasn't being talked about more. but you have to wonder the last two weeks it's been all about biden was late to the game and they were late to the game and abbott is certainly to blame for this but why did 192 republicans vote against the formula bill yesterday. >> there's good reasons actually. >> there aren't. >> lots of reasons. >> no, actually. when you look at -- you would have voted against that bill? >> yes. >> or against the one to let women use their supplemental nutrition benefits. >> that's fine but adding $28 million, they didn't even need the money for. >> $28 million i wills -- >> fda already got $102 million increase this year. this wasn't about money it's the fact nobody did anything about it. >> the question is where is the money going when they knew this was happening in february, they got a hundred million dollars and they still can't solve the problem. all these problems, you know, joe biden ran as an everyday guy, good old joe in touch with the working class, blue collar workers, the working american.

he's a limousine liberal. whether it's inflation or the chief of staff saying it's a high class problem or joe biden saying oh, i'll answer questions from the media about the baby food crisis, not because moms are worried because it's on the fronts of every up in in america and then the surgeon general saying the conversations i'm having. americans want results, they want things moving. and the pentagon person, john kirby being asked in the 4:00 hour when can americans being asked this operation of flying formula in from overseas actually happen. when is this going to be something on the shelves? and he says i don't have a time line for you. and the reason they're saying that is because they don't want to put out a time line that they are accountable for because they don't want to have the blame for it. which is despicable in earplug very an emergency. >> i don't blamed dod. we got this assignment last night they could have been doing

something a long time ago. i doesn't cost $28 million to change the import rules. >> there's two domestic -- i was really amazed of the fact that, you know, as people around me how biblical you are maybe eight thousand years as human beings, right? so for 8,000 years we've been making people and feeding them and now we're still relying on a sin theyically made formula that if they can't make enough where do we go? it's goats milk and wet nurses. you talking about hand maids tail that took us back a couple centuries. but that shows how fragile we are as a society and that we worry when the government does dumb things or jeopardizes industries. we want to talk about we want to drive electric cars and can't even produce fossil fuse anymore. baby formula is today's issue but it's one issue after another where the government is still deeply tied or so deeply in it. we have avocados protected in an

agricultural industry in case we go to war because california was better at lobbying than other places in the country that we actually might want to eat if we had nothing else to eat. so this is the type of legislation that gets passed and nobody ever talks about and not until there's a crisis like this do we go back and go why don't we import formula. >> different people -- because you just came up today to new york. >> yeah. >> what are the energy prices on diesel fuel. >> i know more people that drive deal sis than you guys do to get to work. you know what i mean? it's the difference between making $500 this week on a job or breaking even. that's what matters. that's what hurts people. i drive a diesel that sucks for me but i don't have to drive a diesel to get to work. >> a lots of people have to. >> drive a diesel to get food on the table or plow the seed. >> drive over at put grass seed in theiere diesel truck went over he said man i'm glad we could make it today but i had to

wait until i could schedule enough jobs to make it worthwhile. >> jim wrote about it this week and i've been learning more about it and talking to people like you. >> raise goats. >> raise goats? >> they can eat literally anything and apparently their milk is made for babies. that's not my medical opinion. >> going to go get a goat. >> coming up next, watch this. >> biden should be given an honorary membership in the mexican drug cartel. >> president biden getting blasted over what critics say is a plan that will make the border crisis much, much worse.

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title wave of migrants they set a new record with 234 migrant encounters. he thinks the drug cartel should be awarding biden. >> biden should be given an honorary membership to the mexican drug cartel because nobody has done more than biden with his open boarder policies. so it's a total disaster. it's been a disaster. i fear with title 42 if they do repeal it i think things are fixing to get worse. >> judge jessica: and the head of the nhs says ending title 42 will bring a migrant surge to border towns. >> we recognize that with the end of title 42 there very well may be an increased surge in migration and we have to equip them with the resources and capabilities to address that increase as well. i. >> katie i'm going to go you. i'm conflicted. i understand why people are

advocating especially people in congress who don't like to be blamed. they're advocating to keep title 42. the nature of title 42 is about coronavirus and public health. i don't think you should be using a bobid date to fix a tourniquet problem as a guy who's used torn kits before how do you feel >> katie: i don't want to talk about tourniquets because i'll pass out but i agree with you that if they say title 42 is a public health measure then the president has other tools within the department of homeland security and the executive branch to stop this problem. they're throwing their hands up and acting like well a judge says we have to take title 42 off and therefore we have no other options. that's not true. but this administration has taken the stance that they have turned ice into a transportation agency. they have turned border patrol into a processing agency and they have absolutely emboldened cartels. they're making a hundred million dollars a week just on human smuggling alone. we just had overdoses, more than a hundred thousand americans last year a direct result of

this problem. and it's not just people are going to border towns as if that's somehow accessible they're being flown on the taxpayer dime by the taxpayer government to city and towns all across the psychiatry and essentially the administration is finishing the last leg of the trafficking or smuggling process i've been saying that for years. it's clear they don't want to change it they're not going to change it and americans will suffer as a result dana do you think if we built the wall we would have a handle on this? >> dana: not completely i think it could help. walls work in many places and unfortunately the biden administration. >> my perspective nancy pelosi and donald trump were working on a deal on daca that would reform visas double or triple visas. donald trump offered what they asked for in exchange for the wall. if their biggest argument is a wall don't work. wall don't work. if their biggest argument is a wall doesn't work, what ace the

risk in letting trump have the wall in that deal from, what, four years ago, and where would we be today? >>. >> dana: well, because joey i long believed that they would rather have a problem basically to do politics off of than to solve it and i think the wall, their left wing base was so offensive they couldn't possibly do it. >> jessie is was not about not letting trump have a win wasn't it? >> jesse: it was and also getting migrants into the country without it being politically suicidal. they don't mind the wave as long as it doesn't hurt their poll numbers and it will hurt them so badly when they see these images because the main stream media is going to have to cover it. you're going to see these images hear horrible stories and get reports from these border towns from these cities being overwhelmed. and at a time when the country's already overwhelmed with gas

prices and inflation, you can't just surge a quarter million new people a month into these mall municipalities. it's just not physically possible to do that. so you get rid of title 42. they just broke the record in april. almost a quarter million illegal border crossers. they got 90,000 over title 42. now those 90,000 get to stay. so they're not going to be kicking anybody out of the country. a quarter million a month for as long as possible and then since they're not doing any deportations, you're basically getting a million dollars illegal aliens into the country every four months unchecked with no plan to do anything about it. >> and jessie, fentanyl is a different issue and worthy of its own segment. we're talking about immigration broadly. not only have the numbers hit record highs but you know what's gone down? families and kids. you know what's gone up? single males. the writing is easy to read on

the wall. do democrats think republicans don't want brown people here? obviously there's a lot more to it than that. >> obviously there's a lot more to it and some democrats think that they just don't want brown people here when people are talking about everybody is coming ms-13 that's where you get to that part having a discussion. >> russian is coming over, russian brazilians everyone. >> the problem is this is going on while the ukrainian crisis is going on and we want people feeling comfortable with ukrainian refugees coming over here and that's muddying up the issue. to dana's point every administration has a border problem and republicans and democrats both don't want to solve it. we have gangs that have been wildly popular. >> the former president tried to stop it. he ran on that platform. >> he certainly did, build the wall, bad ombres i heard all of it and he didn't put together a

coalition that could get this done the gang of eight did. and the fact is every single person in a position of power politically speaking benefits in some way from undocumented labor and they go to places like florida and pick grapes in wine season, picking oranges whatever it is and taking jobs americans do not want to do for wages americans will not stand for and we all at this table agree that by and large that people who cross illegally are good people who want to pay into the system if they're afforded that opportunity and many of them are. >> grew up in a town with 78% hispanic inside the city limits there are a lot of good people who want to come here but they're living in the shadows. >> so create a pathway to citizenship for them and let them come out of the shadows. >> all right. that's your solution. >> that's my solution. >> there you go. up next, elon musk ready to ride the big red wave. as the billionaire bashes democrats. ♪♪

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>> i would classify myself as a moderate, neither a republican or democrat and, in fact, i have voted overwhelmingly for democrats historically, overwhelmingly. like i'm not sure -- i might never have voted for a republican just to be clear. now this election i will. >> if you thought elon musk was joking about ditches the democrats guess going he vowed to vote republicans in the past i voted democrats because they were mostly the kinder party but they have become the party of division and hate so i can no longer support them and will vote republican.

now watch their dirty tricks campaign against me unfold. billion air basher elizabeth warren brushing it off as no big deal. >> elon musk says he's switching parties. do you feel like that could spell trouble for democrats in the midterms with someone so prominent is leaving the democratic party? >> i don't follow elon musk. so, you know, he does what he wants to do. >> i think he says he's voted democrat his whole life now he's voted republican. >> fine. i'll go find somebody else who says the opposite. i mean, who case >> katie: jessie she's been tweeting obsessively about elon musk and billionaires how they don't pay enough money. she's definitely. >> jesse: it's like a girl obsessed with a guile and all of a sudden i don't care about you >> katie: who cares >> jesse: musk was right the democrats were always nasty but they got really nasty are the resistance. really nasty. and we could tell how nasty they got and he didn't change.

he's always been kind of the common sense independent guy and he bought into the whole liberal thing, i'm nice, we care about people. and then it turns out they don't care about people. they care about power. and we saw it on social media, how vicious they can be, saw what they did to trump and all of his supporters. and now he's thinking to himself saying hey, i didn't go anywhere i stayed right here, everyone else changed. the democrats are nervous because the guy's so rich he could become a donor. they don't care maybe he takes over twitter. that's one thing. that's a threat because they rig elections on it and put out their narratives and cancel people on it. but if he starts donating the super packs and gets behind candidates and political action committees. what's he worth? a quarter trillion? come on, they're done. they don't have profits like that. >> >> katie: democrats are saying elon will lunch dirty tricks

against them but the republicans welcomed them with open arms. gop said welcome on the party, ted cruz said welcome to the party >> dana: i said it's very interesting to be living in the middle of a political realignment. you could look back on history and i certainly did learning more about reagan and democrats and the democrats who voted democrat for so long but then ronald reagan appealed to them and then switched over and then i feel like there is a political realignment happening right now. you even see that with hispanic voters in particular and blacks, not all but you start to see these for parties as they change and one of the things in the pennsylvania senate race will be the battle over the working class. the other thing i would say about elon musk is, he has exposed the total lie about what the left has put forward on -- it's called esg. what's it stand for environmental and social goals or something like that? so here's tesla, this is the company that's no emissions that

you would think that the democrats and liberals and greenys would love. but instead they cut him out any sort of awards or any sort of esg. >> jesse: index. >> dana: intentions, thank you. then they include exxon. i'm not against including exxon but he sees the point of the corruption and that because he is not for the unionsation of his employees, see, and also has been wanting to take over twitter and maybe will vote republican, he's increasingly seeing these problems for what they are >> katie: so jessica there's all of the business side that dana laid out but seems like the catalyst we've seen play out the last month giving to offer twitter has been the senorship and lack of free speech on a platform that he believes is now a public town square. and the left has gone crazy on the idea that maybe he would buy the platform and allow for different points of views and less censorship. >> jessica: i see a big division which happens all the time

between what left wing pundittary are saying and regular people are saying and even twitter executives say it's something they long wanted actually for the algorithms to be made public. he wasn't saying anything particularly rev lushly area he said public town square and maybe his understanding was different than when you thought of the first amendment. but i didn't think it was that out of step with everything and he obviously has been a left wing hero a long time and i think the cars, even with the esg data systems you still get the refund if you buy one of his cars like $11,000. but it feels to me increasingly like he's trolling us and i got used to this in the trump era because he trolled me for five years. very effectively. >> trump or elon. >> jessica: they're saying he's the bully. trump was the original bully the way he talked about his opponent was unheard of >> jesse: one against a million, trump versus the world. >> jessica: he won the election

so it wasn't him against the world >> jesse: the russians? >> jessica: i just want to say quickly, the reason i think it's such a troll is when you look at policies that elon musk supports like climate change is real and we need to do something not just about greenhouse gases and fossil fuels republicans are bad. on abortion, tesla is paying for women to go to other states to receive abortion care if they live in a state that would be negatively affected by the alito opinion coming. in 13 states it will be outlawed. on guns he is outspoken on that completely out of step with where the republican party is. it is a troll. >> joey: it's not a troll. he's a businessman. >> jessica: his business is saying liberal policies are better. >> joey: from barack obama under the as puss under green energy of course he was a democrat supporter i would be too-just uses more conservative principles and fiscally profit

and loss on the up and up he was able to pay that back nine years early and the rebate you're talking about went away after they sold 200,000 units because they were essentially a main stream producer. your research may be better than mine i'm a hill billy from georgia. i don't trust elon musk but i don't need to. i'm not on elon musk's side as a human being i'm on his side because he's advocating something i believe in at the moment which is free speech and the fact democrats think they can cancel donald trump's voice and get rid of his ideas. the only thing more popular than donald trump is his agenda. so with or without his twitter profile elon musk is adapting to it. elon musk is bringing the donald trump agenda to fruition. that's what people are doing because it is a winning agenda. >> jessica: it lost the election >> dana: i would say elon musk is a classical liberal which is interesting >> coming up shocking new info

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♪♪ . >> jessica: americans goals are in crisis two years after they were should down and kids into virtual learning. with public schools losing 1.2 million students since the pandemic and experts think the damage cannot be easily reversed. critics pointing out the districts have yet to spend 93% of the $102 billion to schools. virginia gorp glen youngkin won

on this issue and here's what he told jessie. >> what we saw from parents was they wanted change and we recognize that this learning loss this severe penalty that was, that was felt by kids across the commonwealth of virginia but also across the nation for the shutdown in schools is translated into kids that are so far behind. >> jessica: jessie i'm going to go to you first. what else would you like to highlight fromle governor youngkin's interview with you. >> jesse: i thought i had a nice tie on. i thought he seemed very emotional about the issue and i've never had him on my show. i told dana yesterday that i thought he did not like me which was hard for me the to grapple with because i need to be liked by people like glen youngkin and he finally did the show and came on and was very, very passionate. we had him on because there was another story out of pennsylvania, they say these teachers aren't grooming kids and then they do this little --

i can't even describe it on television and we had a hard time doing it on prime time but they're' teaching kids about things like s and m, teaching teachers and students to define things like i can't say, i'm not gutfeld. it's like whack a mole you think you get them down in virginia and this crazy thing pops up in pennsylvania. it is so widespread and the fact they're doing this and not making sure kids can read and write and focusing on this there's a revolt happening in this country which you'll see in the midterms. >> jessica: dana i see you sigh with 93% haven't been spent. >> dana: think how generous american taxpayers were when we were told kids had to go home and do school from home because the schools needed to be retro fitted so there was better air circulation and they haven't spent the money on that. now, also congress passed that money, president trump signed it, because we wanted to get the money out quickly. there weren't all the guidelines

and rails for what you could spend it on. here ace what i think. take it back. take the money back. it's been two years. you're struggling to spend the money? fine. we'll just -- we've got plenty of other things we've got to pay for. i don't think that the schools should have that money. they shouldn't be allowed to sit on that money, the taxpayers deserve it back. >> jessica: joey you're a parent twice over what do you think about that. >> joey: i think the money should have went to preschool because we couldn't get my daughter into preschool. >> jessica: that's another countries is. >> joey: yes. this problem in school it goes back decades, it's not the pandemic. the pivot toward standardized testing and what the kids are learning and towards how we we can validate how good of a teach you are you so you can get tenure. and unionser part of the problem but even where i am in georgia it's still a problem. we taught kids to the best of

their ability, we talked down to the kids who are the slowest. those kids deserve to be taught but we haven't done the other kids justice. so parents set up for a really long time and now you're going to bring section into the classroom, not gender but sex into the classroom. now you're going to do all the things that parents are taking exception with. i talked to a friend of my and his job at a county school is to spend money lightly. he said they spent money on hiring new staff to make up for learning loss over the last year, so they need more staff in these schools, they spent it on hvac repairs probably because of circulation and they spent it on technology because technology came so far so quickly. so if that little school district in georgia can do it, what i want to know is why can't these others, why isn't the money getting spent. as far as more than a million kids getting taken out of school that's because parents have had this gripe for a long time and covid forced them how to do it without the school. and it's a shame. kids deserve to be in public school, you need to go to school with kids of different means, of

different backgrounds to learn how to commune indicate and be a member of your community. i'm a fan of kids in school, just not a fan of the school we're putting kids in. >> jessica: katie? >> katie: the pandemic allowed rich wealthy parents to take their kids out of public schools, home schooling on zoom and put them into open private or charter schools. that was not good for them. that's one issue the public schools losing millions of students to that issue. but the crisis that people aren't really talking about because you can't see it is kids who never got put back into school at all. if you talk to teachers who were teaching on zoom during the pandemic, a lot of kids didn't show up anymore. they stopped going to school all together. they weren't at home learning on line and now the schools are reopened, they can't find those kids. there are thousands of them who are missing. what happened to them? what are they doing? and not talking about high school kids who maybe didn't finish their education and graduate and went on to work somewhere. we're talking about little kids in elementary school and middle school and they're missing from

the equation and the teachers unions aren't concerned about that because they just want people back in public schools because they want more funding and the people that this has hurt the most is the one the left claims they care about the most, poor kids, children of color, single parents and yet there's this missing student crisis and it's really difficult to nail it down. >> jessica: we'll talk a lot more about that for sure but the fact is is up next. it's still the eat fresh® refresh, and now subway® is refreshing their classics, like the sweet onion teriyaki sauce, topped on tender shaved steak. it's a real slam dunk. right, derek? wrong sport, chuck.

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>> welcome back time for the fastest. first up, the block buster $50 million defamation trial between johnny depp and amber heard is getting even stranger. but it's not necessarily what's going on inside the courtroom. johnny depp super fans have been camping outside the courthouse overnight hoping to snag one of the available hundred seats. one dep p fanatic says she spent up to $30,000 on travel expenses just to get a front row seat. katie, 30 gs. do you think it's worth it?

>> katie: no, absolutely not. i don't understand this. i've been saying i'm following this trial through the babylon bee so everything i know is fake so i know nothing. >> jessica: jessica are you teen dep p or team heard? >> jessica: team johnny is what you're saying >> jesse: what do i know i'm team neither. >> jessica: they both have problems but i'm fund mentally team johnny from listening to the evidence >> jesse: i'm going with team johnny too you convinced me. >> joey: wonder if one of 75% of the country thinks is going in the wrong direction >> jesse: what about you. >> joey: i'm team america which means we should turn it off and quit watching. johnny depp is getting what he needs not a $50 million payout he didn't need to win this, he needed to win public opinion. he needed to get his career back. >> jesse: i'd hire.

up next a marriage therapist says the number one complaint about hubs. household duties. wives hate asking hubs to complete everyday tasks at home and want men to take a more active role. do you get nagged about household things? >> joey: of course i do. i think mowing the grass and washing the dishes are on equal playing field. the things that i do should be appreciated more. that's my response. >> jesse: appreciation. >> joey: i have a little wood shop in my basement. you want a bedside table i will make you a bedside table. >> jesse: she doesn't eat off the grass. >> joey: the grass in my house you could probably eat. lot of salad in there. >> jesse: dana do you have this issue with your husband. >> dana: i feel comfortable answering this question because i know peter is in a vehicle on his way here. yes. >> jesse: really? >> dana: yes. but he says you don't have to remind me every six months i have to do something. because i try to be patient, right? and then after a while i'm like,

okay, i really need this. here's the one. >> jesse: you take it over. >> dana: i start to do it myself and he's like i was just about to do that and it's been three months and it's insane. but if i make a list and leave it on the counter things do get done. >> jesse: you make lists for him? peter we need to talk you're doing it all wrong. do you have this issue with your husband? >> jessica: we do. not so much about there are dishes in the sink, he's actually better at that stuff than me, but i tend to rapid fire text things and if they're not acknowledged in seconds, we're both working from home i'm like have you seen this where have you been? he's like you saw me, i walked to the bathroom i picked up my crying child and walked back. i didn't see your eight text messages. >> jessica: i'm getting stressed listening. >> jesse: katie >> katie: i'm the opposite. my husband unpacks his suitcase

as soon as we get home and mine sits there for a week or two weeks. he's more making list, sorry. i never have to nag him at all >> jesse: i'm going to make a list in the commercial break. one more thing is next. ♪♪ . .

♪ >> dana: time now for one more thing. jesse. >> jesse: johnny cash's hometown there is a water tower with johnny's silhouette on it and it is leaking. >> dana: oh no. >> somebody shot our water tower. shot the silhouette of johnny cash in a sensitive area. >> standing proud holding a guitar and emptying this 8,000-gallon water tank all over kings land. >> jesse: funny but it cost $5,000 to fix this. and it's losing about 30,000-gallons of water because of this. all right. but, either way, johnny cash

would appreciate it tonight on prime time we have greg abbott who is going to be talking about the border catastrophe and what he is going to do to fix it. johnny went out and talked to young graduates about how to contribute to america. i have to say one of the funniest things i have ever seen. >> dana: i look forward to that. my favorite part. i would like to wish a very special sent native american endsley hicks. turned 100 on may 22nd. he and his wife thelma married 78 years and she passed in 2020. devout christian, patriot and great example for his great grandchildren. live in charles town, west virginia but born in canada and served in the canadian military world war ii. his brother was a pilot. is he a wonderful, wonderful guy and has a terrific family. happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday. >> katie: happy birthday. >> dana: jessica? >> jessica: do we have video? do we into the have video?

we don't. okay. so, all right. go. okay. a new orleans woman celebrating her college graduation in a hospital room. 21-year-old jada sells was hours away from receiving bachelor's degree when she went into labor. so the day after dillard president visited her at the hospital to deliver her degree. her baby boy easton got to witness his mom doing the damn thing and she aspires to law school and ultimately work in public policy. >> jesse: find some baby formula. >> katie: i want to say congratulations to my good friend jack carr. fifth fiction novel number one times best seller. forminger navy seal turned very successful author. this is the fifth book in thriller series there is he in baghdad. there he is library signing books. very excited for him. he is also doing a series with chris pratt playing james reese who is the main character and

this comes out on amazon july 1st. congratulations to jack carr on your new book. >> joey: 9-year-old ray saved her family. fire safety training when her house caught on fire. she went and got toddler sibling out of the crib. won the hero award. amazing. >> dana: wow, amazing. that's it for us, everyone. "special report" is up next. hi, bret. >> bret: congrats to the little hero: good evening, i'm bret baier a battering on wall street. the dow jones industrial average is on pace to finish down for eighth week in a row. the last time that happened was 90 years ago in may of 1932. different flavors of economic turmoil across the u.s. as president biden today takes off for an international trip in asia. first to south korea. here at home americans are looking for answers to a flurry of issues. the biden administration and congress finally taking action to try to help solve the baby formula shortage raising