>> todd: a fox news alert, president biden on the crisis, hitting another mile stone with national gas price average shooting up 5 more cents, just this morning. $4.67 is your average, that's

not good. the average american household made less than $70,000 in 2020. think about how they will pay for that. you are watching "fox and friends first." i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. americans endure the most expensive memorial day on record. gas prices in california topping $8 per gallon. listen here. >> $140 to fill up my van, that is crazy. >> we're from florida on vacation. i printd and posted on social media, this is crazy. >> carley: appropriate reaction from the man in red. here is more on the economic disaster. good morning. >> the cost of gas hitting another high, not good news as school gets out and many americans hitting the road.

$4.67, now 50% from a year ago. in washington, three words you don't hear often, i was wrong. the secretary downplayed inflation in october calling it "transitory." >> i think i was wrong then about the path that inflation would take there have been unanticipated and large shocks to the economy. >> yesterday biden hosting the chairman of the federal reserve and the cameras in the oval office. the white house continues to blame russia for the crisis. >> does president biden take any responsibility for his policy potentially contributing to inflation. >> when we talk about gas prices right now, this is indeed putin's gas hike. >> giving student loans despite

majority of americans lacking a degree. >> the impact on inflation in the near term is likely to be, likely to be quite small. again, because president hasn't made a decision and not talking about a specific plan, most analysis suggest the near-term impact would be pretty small. >> critics say otherwise, "even partial debt cancellation would be inflationary, forgiving $10,000 of debt would talk as much as universal pre-k or extension of aca subsidies. -- says things will get worse. >> when inflation is above 4% and unemployment is below 4%, we've always had a recession within the next two years.

the likelihood is we will not get through this with a soft landing. >> when biden took office inflation was 1.4%, today 8.3%. kevin cramer says joe biden rather double down on bad policy than do something to help you. >> every time joe biden is proven wrong, instead of changing course, he blames everybody else. talks about what a difficult situation he inherited. by the way it was good compared to the one donald trump was given. he benefited from strong foundation built by donald trump and senate and the house that passed the job cuts and act. we had growth going into the pandemic. >> todd: we settled on something a few seconds ago, the phrase i will coin here, this is the

shaggy administration. you know that song, it wasn't me? >> carley: would you like to sing it? >> todd: i wouldn't and the show would echo that. this is clearly the fault of the white house. every time they open their mouse with exception of janet yellen, who said, i was wrong. wish she wasn't wrong, carley. >> carley: when president biden entered office inflation was 1.4 and hit 8.5 earlier this year. last month it went down to 8.3, that is a tax on every single person in this country cht the president promised not to tax anybody making over $400,000 a year and inflation is that, hurting so many americans on top of that, gas prices and baby formula shortage, a lot are

unforced. it is something the biden administration could fix by empowering triling here at home and pipeline creation here at home instead of looking other places like venezuela or saying they want to eliminate fossil fuel entirely from this country, which is one reason we're in this pickle we're in this morning. >> todd: i said it yesterday and will say it today. even if you don't own a car, that diesel gas number is impacting you, presumably you have used a product over the last several months, that product was shipped with a truck using diesel. you will pay more, everybody is paying more. unclear if shaggy will be the new press secretary for the white house, we'll wait to say. >> carley: we will. one top official stopped responding to texas rangers as

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responded to texas rangers for a follow-up interview from his initial statements. >> carley: first funerals beginning for the victims, rodriguez and garza, are laid to rest. marianne has more on this. good morning. >> marianne: a fourth grader describe whatting she saw inside the classroom as the first fun rals are held for the 21 victims, including rodriguez and garza, the little girl being hailed a hero for calling for help. >> my friend started trying to call the police with her friend's phone and when they did that, she started saying you will die and my teacher, they were screaming saying no, and he shot my friend and my teacher

and then after that, he said good night and he started shooting everybody. >> marianne: a funeral for irma garcia and her husband joe will be today. off duty jacob bravado describes how he was getting a haircut when his wife, a teacher, texted there was a shooter on campus. >> cops were breaking windows and complete chaos pretty much. >> the gunman's grandmother reportedly worked at robb elementary school, has been updated to good condition as she was shot in the face. >> todd: that is sound bite is hard to listen to. marianne, what is the latest on

that part of the investigation? >> marianne: the community is grieveing and searching for answers, a teacher who propped a door open said she did shut it before the gunman entered, according to her lawyer, she remembers pulling the door closed while telling 911 he was shooting. she thought the door would lock. it took officers 45 minutes too breach the classroom. >> they believed they needed more equipment to do a tactical breach at that point. benefit of hindsight, of course it is the wrong decision. >> marianne: district police chief aredondo has stopped cooperating. the chief provided an initial interview, but has not responded to a follow-up interview with

the texas rangers that was made two years ago. he was set to be sworn in tuesday after being elected earlier this month. the mayor is delaying his inauguration. >> carley: thank you so much. bring in sean duffy, fox news contributor. sean, what is your reaction to all we just heard? >> look at the good, bad and ugly of what you have done in response to a very dangerous situation. to think the police chief, when there are so many questions, he will not respond and say this is the decision i made, it may be wrong, this is what was going on for us around the school. to not share with us is number one, outrageous, and number two, time to learn from the mistakes that were made. if you don't share, how do we

make sure it doesn't happen again. i heard dan patrick, lieutenant governor of texas talk on "fox and friends." he said the door was propped open, even if it had shut, it doesn't automatically lock. this is a problem, every door must lock when shut there is single point of entry, that doesn't seem to be the system they had in uvalde. >> todd: put your legal hat on. doesn't that chief have for duty to respond? life guards are entrusted with duty of rescuing people so other people don't take that upon themselves? but for the police chief being there, other people would not get involved. doesn't he have an obligation and can he be prosecuted? >> he has fiduciary duty to

cooperate. i don't know if a law was broken. the law is given to you by his community. no way he will have a job in law enforcement after his lead and unwillingness to cooperate. his career is over. we don't care about his career, we care about information and facts. i will not go he committed a crime. he has a duty. >> carley: the little girl retelling the story of her best friend dying in front of her and her friend wanted to get a cell phone for her birthday, she was so excited to get it. she tried to call 911 to save her classmates and that is why she died. you are learning tragic details about the children. excited to go swimming over the

summer and she wanted to go to dave and busters for her birthday. the president does not support hardening schools, why wouldn't that be something on the table? >> it doesn't make sense to me, hardening school might mean you have guns on school campuses, or the locked door. these are soft targets. there are little kid necessary schools and the deranged individuals don't attack the capitol where there are armed police guards, they go to schools. with locked doors, single-point of entry, having law enforcement on campus, i don't know where joe biden is coming from. every american would say it makes sense to harden schools unless do you want to see more school shootings? otherwise it doesn't make sense. for my own kids, i think cell phones are really dangerous,

i've made changes in my life where the younger kids don't get phones. the older ones, i made the mistake. this is tragic with the phone call that was made and the video you just played. fourth graders were calling saying, we're stilling alive in here, cell phones were a big part in the story and this was a positive on the cell phone front. >> todd: i don't know why the white house would come out and say, we do not want to harden school, that seems like an odd tactic. >> carley: that might be something jean-pierre has to walk back this morning. thank you. difficult topic, difficult to talk about. >> todd: transgender swimmer lia thomas getting comments.

>> it feels tainted. >> carley: president biden writing op eds this week, new report says he is frustrated with his team cleaning up his remarks, is this a new strategy from the white house? >> no amount of pr, op eds or tiktoks change that americans are suffering because of the crisis created by the biden-harris white house. >> carley: we'll be talking to joe concha about it next.

>> todd: 23 after the hour. senior meteorologist janice dean here with the fox weather forecast. >> janice: have you noticed a

difference from 24 hours ago? >> carley: chilly. >> janice: temperatures down. 60 in new york. 56 in boston. we have what is called a backdoor cold front, it is coming in from the atlantic. look at the temperature change. boston, 20 degree difference and today 15-degree difference between what it was yesterday at this time in new york. there is our backdoor cold front. it will drop temperatures across new england and new york. could see showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. the next 12 to 18 hours, we have this front that has stalled out for the central u.s. and along the front, a lot of moisture working up from the gulf of mexico and wide area of stronger storms, especially in the afternoon focused on that cold front. getting into the afternoon hours, we start to see stronger storms, hail, damaging winds isolated tornados from texas to

new england. that is something to watch today and thursday, it drifts more to the east and we'll be watching the big cities like dc and philadelphia toward louisiana. we are tracking the tropics. today is june 1, first official day of hurricane season. a hurricane moved in and we could see development in the gulf of mexico over the next couple days. 70% chance of development. maybe florida needs to pay attention to this. we have time to watch it, we need to start preparing, we are getting into hurricane season. florida toward the east coast, pay close attention. whether or not it developed, we will get heavy rain in the forecast for parts of south florida over the next five days, something we'll watch. you can see where the front is

hanging out across the central u.s. and showers and thunderstorm possibility 90 in atlanta, 91 in dallas, 71 refreshing degrees in new york city. people like it hot, i like it -- >> carley: 71 is great, we'll take it. good hair and makeup day when it is 70 degrees. >> todd: preach, sister. >> carley: you continue is true. >> janice: the maintenance is quite a lot. >> carley: beautiful and sunny. turning to this. transgender swimmer lia thomas charging the school will threaten them if they dare to speak out against thomas' spot on the team. >> lia's performance helped the university of pennsylvania swim team. feeling of winning doesn't feel good, it feels tainted. they told us, lia's swim suggest

nonnegotiatable. >> carley: that comes after thomas told "good morning america" she doesn't believe she has an advantage and her goal is to swim in the olympics. former collegiate swimmer schwerha joined us with this reaction. >> women are hurt will continue to be hurt because thomas was allowed to compete. for thomas to say it doesn't matter and he doesn't have an advantage is selfish and insulting. >> carley: thomas says she doesn't need anyone's permission to swim and claims trans swimmers are not a threat to women's sports. jenner will join folks "fox and friends." >> carley: a new article on the post states "in an e-mail to

hunter, biden's uncle james told him, "you need to call me now, just got off the phone with your father, we have the two biggest days of our business life in front of us. we must be smart or everything goes up in smoke. please call me, you must remain calm, calm and measured, paybacks can come later." whoa! >> todd: joe concha here to weigh in. that line carley just read seems like a bombshell to me. how much of a bombshell do you think this is, this was reported in the "washington post," a nan conservative rag, if you will. >> joe: nonconservative as in it bears repeating, it is incredible. "washington post" never endorsed a republican canned dats in history, mondale, carter, michael dukakis, kerry, you name

it, on the side of those particular candidates. look at what senator grassley said, he told cbs news james biden received 65,000 a month from chinese finance group per month. grassley said, we have people with the biden name dealing with chinese communist party. i think james biden was a part of this. james biden called the allegation he did anything ethically wrong, "offensive," and the more we hear about the contents of the laptop, the more questions arise. federal investigation continues and it seems to concern more people other than hunter biden, possibly the president's broth er james biden and possibly

bobulinski. when the gop takes back the house in november, you can be sure hearings will begin that january into what happened here. either way, the laptop is everything. not like an allegation from somebody close to president biden or joe biden or james biden. it is e-mails and on paper and has been authenticated. this is going bad it appears. >> carley: just got off the phone with your father, we have the two biggest days of our business in front of us and the president says he doesn't have knowledge of the business dealing, i wonder what they are referring to. nbc news is reporting president biden is frustrated with his staff for walking back his gaffes. so-called clean-up campaign, he's told advisors undermine him

and republican talking point he's not fully in command. joe? >> joe: well, you know, it's interesting the president says he's frustrated every time there is clean up on i'll five and there have been multiple cleanups we have seen over the past few weeks. president says after a reporter asks if russia uses chemical weapons in ukraine, what will we do? he says we will respond in kind, meaning we will use chemical weapons on russia, that requires clean up. the president says we will defend taiwan if attackd and 10 minutes later someone from the white house says, no, our policy hasn't changed and he doesn't mean we will defend taiwan militarily. it is raising the question who is in charge? is it the commander-in-chief, who makes the statement and

seems pretty sure about what he is saying, no ambiguity in term of the statement and then the white house, this person, that person, a statement goes out saying the president did not mean this, this is our policy. you got to wonder what our adversaries in russia and china and north korea are thinking when something else is said afterward, it shows it is clear as mud about who is running things at the white house. >> carley: thanks for joining us. >> joe: great to see you. >> carley: great to see you, joe. there is this. canada prime minister anouned a plan to freeze handgun sales and approved plan to legalize certain amounts of hard drugs like cocaine and meth. what is going on with our neighbors up north?

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>> two women still missing after a group of paddle boarder went over a dam in virginia over memorial day of the james river, after their rafts got caught in the currents. one reached a house for help and fire --

>> carley: chicago reporting bloodiest memorial day weekend in five years. 50 people shot and nine dead. even after lightfoot enacted a plan. chicago 911 dispatcher keith thornton jr. joined us yesterday to say how liberal policies are failing to protect big cities. >> we have super, ultra-liberal politicians who are destroying our cities. we need someone to take the position and say, cut this out and if you don't, this is accountable and this is what we're going to do to you. >> carley: crime is up 35% from last year. >> todd: a los angeles mayoral candidate describing law enforcement as watch dog of white supremacy. a self-described abolitionist, vying for eric garcetti's job.

telling the l.a. times, "white supremacy is codeified into our system created to build white wealth and law enforcement is the watch dog," the city of angels seeing rise in violent crime while arrests fall by 5.7%. the primary is set for june 7. >> carley: president biden says he will send advance rockets to ukraine. biden says he sees the asset says as critical to the russian aggression. he said we are not enabling and do not want to prolong the war to inflict pain on russia. kremlin declared such long-range weapons represented a red line not to be crossed. >> todd: having your finger on the pulse of what people want, the biden administration asking court to reverse a ruling

lifting mask mandate for transportation. the cdc issued the mandate, the justice department said they would appeal the rule figure deemed necessary. i guess they deem it necessary issue the mandate applied to everyone using public transportation, including children as young as two. >> carley: national gas average surging $4.67 per gallon. we asked the white house how they expect people to pay for it and we'll show you their response coming up next. ♪♪ you inspired the lexus es to be, well... more you. so thank you. we hope you like your work. ♪♪

>> carley: a fox news alert, president biden's economic crisis hitsing another mile stone with the national gas price average shooting up 5 more cents this morning. $4.67 per gallon. to put in perspective, average american household made less than $70,000 in 2020. >> todd: peter doocy asked the white house how it expects americans to pay it, here is the response he got. >> a gallon of gas cost more than people on the federal minimum wage is making per hour, what does the white house want

people to do? >> this is unprecedented time including the pandemic, putin's tax hike, $1.50 went up since putin amassed troops on the border of ukraine. >> joe: cheryl casone has more, we coined the phrase earlier in the program, this is the shaggy administration, it wasn't me, for every problem they have caused. >> cheryl: some intern in the white house decided to put a hashtag in front of putin's price hike. they think the american people will buy this lie. go back in history. data, gas prices have been jumping since january. that is before the invasion of ukraine, to be clear here. look at year over year average $3.04 and now $4.67. fox business analysts telling us we will likely see $5 a gallon

gas and up, maybe $6, before we get halfway through summer. this is summer driving system, traditional time when gas prices go up and up because of demand. this is business, not to sound harsh, this is supply and demand. we have china coming out of severe lockdowns we've seen in shanghai and beijing, that is global oil market, that will make gasoline more expensive. nothing has anything to do with vladamir putin, maybe output is more for the europeans, right? that energy is going to western europe. if you want a putin price hike, talk to the europeans, in this country this is gaslighting from the administration. >> carley: no pun intended. he is looking toward venezuela now, when he should be looking

at texas. making moves on baby formula. >> cheryl: this crisis is a big issue for american families and moms everywhere. president biden will meet with baby formula makers virtually today as some states reporting store shelves at 70% empty. biden did invoke defense production act to make sure the gore ingredients of baby formula are in factories. other countries continue to start to send shipments of supplies to the united states. one in four mothers in this country breast feeds their babies. just because we have abbott labs back in the mix to make formula, it is up to eight weeks, eight weeks from now before shelves get fully stocked. i hope it is sooner, it takes a long time, we can't restart a

factory and get that formula out the door, doesn't work that way, we have supply chain issues and truck driver shortage, etcetera, this is playing into what is happening for american families. >> todd: cheryl casone, if you think things are twisted in the u.s., now you are not allowed to defend yourself with a weapon, be it a gun, if you will, but cocaine, whatever you want, have at it. cheek i know issue the craziest story. will cocaine be legal in canada? maybe. british columbia moving to decriminalize cocaine possession along with meth and ecstasy, sure, why not. this would start next yooer in january. they say see drug addicts will ask for treatment and help while freeing up police. >> we have not taken this decision lightly. as part of the request, bc government committed to

comprehensive implementation plan to ensure risk, mitigation and spores, full range of resources for people who use drugs. >> cheryl: british columbia is in the middle of an opioid crisis, with record number of deaths last year. i want to make fun of them for this, i hope janice is not watching right now, she is my favorite canadian. i think intentions are good, heart mightsing in the right place, the policy is a disaster. >> carley: it is crazy, this is a story you have to sit back and say, where is this world going? shake your head. >> todd: just focus on hockey, canada. >> cheryl: they make great meteorologists. >> todd: the best, number one. dc jury find michael sussmann not guilty of lying to the fbi. >> in one case, he was helping

the clinton campaign issue the other, he wasn't. it is problematic and you are right to raise question about how is there not a connection between the two? >> carley: republicans demand he release information to the president. check in with will cain on what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> will: here is what is coming up, gas prices reaching a record high yet again overnight. the president promises inthe flation is a top priority. is there relief? and queen elizabeth ii to report the outpouring of love and you have seen this video, the man and his son jump into a pool to save a young man from drowning, that man joins us live to recall this incredible heroic moment. plus, caitwell, yn jenner and

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♪ >> carley: a d.c. jury finding clinton campaign lawyer michael sussmann not guilty. >> they want all evidence in the case to be released to the public. brook joins us live with the details. brook? >> good morning, guys. the jury finding michael sussmann not guilty. sussmann in 2016 went to the fbi and said he had information linking the trump organization to russia. information that did not pan out special counsel john durham lied when he brought the information to the fbi as a concerned citizen. not as a lawyer working on behalf of the clinton campaign. ultimately jurors felt differently and felt the government did not prove their case yard.

beyond a reasonable doubt. sussmann delivering the verdict shortly after the verdict, listen to this. >> first, i told the truth to the fbi and the jury clearly recognized that with anonymous verdict today. i'm thankful for the jury for careful thoughtful service. despite being reaccused i'm glad justice ultimately prevailed in my case. >> john durham is disappoint in the outcome but respects the jury's decision. republican lawmakers are voicing their displeasure. senator marsha blackburn while deeply disappointing is not the end to ensuring that this never happens in america again. meanwhile others are calling for durham to release all the etched from his investigation. >> many democrats came out and insisted that mueller be allowed to not only produce report but release it unredacted. it's very very important for john durham to do the same

thing. the limitations on this trial really did indicate there is a mountain of evidence that durham may not have revealed. and that this could be an iceberg where we have only seen a small percentage of what he has been able to find. >> now, durham and his team will be back in court in october when russian national igor danchenko goes before the jury for his role of lying to the fbi. >> todd: thanks for great work throughout. let's bring in a member of the house judiciary committee and foreign affairs committee and wearing the exact same outfit as me. got a bow tie on. was this a total win for the swamp in terms of coordination getting their way or is there something here that durham is going to be able to use from this case to go after the bigger fish? >> certainly not surprising when 85% of washington, d.c. is democrats. one the jurors gave money to

democrats, one of the jurors' kids was on the same high school sports team as sussmann's kid. so none of this is real surprising. i think you are right, we do need to see this evidence. republicans are calling for that hopefully, this is just the start. it's been five years. nobody in america cares about sussmann or even knew who he was. we want to go after hillary clinton who started this whole thick. created this completely false narrative that the trump campaign colluded with russia. what about comey, what about strzok? what about all these other people that were involved in using the fbi to surveil on the american people and the trump campaign. that's what republicans really want. when are we going to get to that? it's been five years since this investigation started. >> carley: congressman, if you are a trump supporter or donald trump yourself you must feel like there is no accountability here when you have members of the political elite knowingly spreading false information about a sitting president and then spending millions of taxpayer dollars on an

investigation into these false claims all to score political points and there is no accountability. no one being held accountable for this. >> and the real frustrating thing is a myrrh member of congress, they used our intelligence surveillance system to surveil on american citizens and then used it completely partisan political process to do it. they lied to the fisa court to get a warrant to surveil on these individuals. a secret court. not a normal court where you got to go in and get a warrant and prove evidence and all of that. that's what really frustrating is the use of our intelligence services and our surveillance services for political purposes. >> todd: very, very concerning. meantime the house judiciary committee is holding an emergency meeting tomorrow as democrats look to push an extensive gun control package. some proposals in that package include raising the minimum age for purchasing a semi-automatic weapon 18 to 21. a ban on, quote: high capacity magazines and creating a

registry for bump stocks. will you be contradict this bill, congressman? if not, what is your plan to protect our kids in schools? >> absolutely not. i will not support this bill. i support protecting the second amendment. allowing law-abiding citizen to protect themselves. we don't know all the details of what occurred in texas. congress hasn't been briefed by the fbi or doj on all the details. we are still asking questions about that. and, of course democrats are going to use this as an opportunity to take away your guns. we are focused on school safety. when i was in the state legislature in florida i filed a bill that would allow for trained law enforcement current military, current law enforcement, to be in our schools to either volunteer or be paid to be in our schools to protect our children. they would be carrying a firearm to appropriately respond to any type of threat. that is what we need to be focused on is ensuring the safety and security of our kids, not taking away guns from law-abiding citizen in this country. >> carley: we have been talking about it all morning how we originally were told that the school door was remains -- was open and that's how the gunman

got in and now that has also been walked back. it was apparently closed it should have been locked but unfortunately it wasn't. i think one of the solutions here is hardening soft targets like schools so something can be done on. that was i can't decide who wore it better? >> todd: steube wore it better. >> carley: thanks, congressman. with that "fox & friends" starts right now. >> see you guys. >> president biden's economic crisis hitting another milestone. the national gas price average $4.67. >> shocked economy. >> plan to address inflanchts inflation is going to raise. he had no plan. >> united states needs to acted. >> biden considering executive action on gun control. >> he supports a ban on sale of assault weapons. >> i told the truth to the fbi. >> clinton campaign lawyer michael sussmann has been acquitted after disseminating the russian hoax. >> justice has prevailed. >> see how bad it was in

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