the only way hillary clinton will be held accountable in my opinion is if the american people just don't vote for the democrats. hold them accountable and remember it's up to each and everyone to go out and vote. that is our responsibility. steve: a good way to end the show. we will see you bacacacacacac

>> searches for remedies, and purchase more from china. of course come up with that to help china's economy more, more to come on that front. the white house has focused on and doing trumpet era policies but here is the republican plan to address inflation. >> we are focused what the

american people need and want. how will we stop inflation. the democrats voted against frivolous spending and we have watch this president go after energy so we can no longer be energy independent and the price of gasoline has doubled. we will come out with a commitment to america will we will make energy independence lower than inflation. we will secure the border, stop the movement of fentanyl to number one trend killer of americans between 18-45. this is a fundamental part of what we will do in the commitment of america but more importantly hold this administration accountable. >> carley: right now democrats hold 12 seat advantage over republicans in the house with seven seats currently vacant. >> todd: to a fox news alert, the caravan to begin a long march to the u.s. today and as many as 15,000 people expected to leave mexico guatemala border. >> carley: brooke singman here now, good morning.

>> hey, good morning guys. bracing for the largest migrant caravan to make the journey to the united states. as many as 15,000 migrants could begin heading north to the united states today. this includes people from latin american countries and even some from india and africa. some say they are expecting support from president biden himself once they cross the border. listen. >> we promise the committee will hold title 42 and will have us having real -- but now, we need him to keep his promise. >> nearly 70% of the caravan is made up of women and children. organizers tells fox news according to their data, there are at least 2300 migrants and instead migrant family exodus. the texas border towns say they are concerned about a surge.

they don't know if authorities can handle yet another major influx, listen. >> but is almost to the point it's been going this way so long that you almost get numb to it. it is nonstop. it is just nonstop. we knew the county law enforcement could not deal with the city law enforcement could not deal with the numbers because they are so great. >> guys come in april u.s. border patrol officials reported more than 200,000 migrants encounters at the southern border. an expected to release may order data soon, carly, todd. >> carley: brooke singman. killed and at least 12 injured in a mass shooting saturday night. this wild surveillance video capturing the moment shots first ring out in a large crowd. the police believe there were multiple gunmen here they are investigating whether this fight triggered that shooting. two man armed appear to be

handguns attacking another man before the shooting started. the 22-year-old christopher miner has been identified as one of the three victims killed purity was the second grade advisor. the tragedy comes as philadelphia reels from nine other shootings in less than 48 hours over the weekend. >> todd: a chicago officer in stable condition after shot in broad daylight during a traffic stop yesterday. investigators say the suspect pulled over and begin firing at three uniformed cops who returned fire. the suspect struck in the body and one officer hit in the body and torso. the law enforcement officer shop in just one week. chicago police superintendent david brown says there has been a 500% increase in officer shot and wounded so far this year. unfortunately attacks on the police do not stop there. remember the two new york lawyers who threw molotov cocktails as well? a generous plea deal thanks to the white house.

>> carley: the founder who has been in law enforcement for over 16 years joins us now with his response, joseph, good morning to you. these lawyers through a mullah tove cocktail at a police vehicle. they were facing domestic terrorism charges and possibility of 30 years in jail but this week the biden administration agreed to a plea deal. it looked like the most they will face is two years. what are your thoughts on that? is that an appropriate punishment for this crime? >> one hand it is nice to see a conviction but two domestic terrorist two years and should be spending many, many more years behind bars is disgusting and a slap in the face for the police officers. two individuals that took the bar and supposed to uphold the law appear they are out in the streets causing havoc. this incident could have easily injured police officers or the public. the justice department a chance to let everyone know going

forward we won't tolerate it and they dropped the ball. >> todd: people thinking about doing wrong and respective victims. >> just like everything else come every day, we will give you a slap on the risk and nothing to worry about. that has to change. i don't understand when the victims in the streets became the bad guys and the bad guys became the victims. we have to keep the bad guys behind bars. there has to be accountability and the children's accountability and things like this will continue to happen. >> carley: speaking of keeping the bad guys behind bars, "the new york post" features a 23-year-old and his name is isaac rodriguez and they refer to him as sir isaac newton because he's been arrested 46 times for shoplifting last year. he is finally behind bars and he had this to say to "the new york post," he said "i may have gotten caught 46 times my can't remember, but i got a whale a lot more than that. this is a blessing in disguise.

i know i wasn't going to be sober if i was still out there. i would have died sooner or later." he was shoplifting because he had a drug habit. i know he is saying thankfully i'm in jail now. this is actually a good thing in my life which is one thing a topic of conversation but the other thing though, he was arrested 45 times without facing any punishment. i was that possible? >> well, let's go a step further, he got caught on the record 45 times. imagine how many times he's gone to a location and taken things, two, three, four times the amount. there is no reason 50 times the justice system should turn around and say, now we will go after you and you have to stand behind bars. it has to happen much sooner. think about all the stores from the victims i had stuff stolen from them that work so, so hard turning their life savings into a business. someone goes in there, take items. there is no entrance i know of that gives back and helps out

the stores are the victims after mistaken. >> todd: i think it is so crucial you focus on the victims because we don't focus on them enough. going back to the suspect himself, shouldn't this be a wake-up call to the woke left and soft on crime policies is actually best to rehabilitate the criminal? here you have the criminals saying mathias, jail saved my life! >> todd, across the country, not just new york city but happening every single day and you know how many guys that go into rite aid and patterns the same person to go in there and steel x amount of items? this last week i went to 7-eleven in manhattan to get two energy drinks for my friends and it's locked. you can't get it. and so the employee goes and fbi said, why is this locked up? i did inventory the other day

and 72 items of this exact energy drink were missing. so imagine how many losses are going on day in and day out in stores. we have to put guys behind bars and set the example and move forward. >> carley: over the weekend there was a mass shooting in philadelphia. three people dead, 12 injured and chicago over the weekend a police officer shot as well. the nation agrees that something needs to change. the issue is we can't quite agree on what exactly that is. what do you think would be a solution that could get bipartisan support? >> we have to stop every time someone uses a firearm in a mass shooting and change the laws. we have laws in place. we are not enforcing the law. look at all the shootings happening in new york city. the bronx, manhattan, queens. they are all 15, 16 years old. why don't we enforce the laws we have them put people behind the bars and have mandatory?

when i started, three or four years, no questions asked so people thought twice. if you had a second offense, you were not coming out of jail ten to 15 years. we have to set the standards. we have to stop being soft on crime. without it, you will have way more victims. once again, we have to focus on the victims. i don't care if you are the right or wrong side of the law. her life changes and your families lives forever change. >> todd: so simple. thank you very much have a great week. republican senator calling on president biden with ongoing gun reform negotiations on capitol hill, watch. >> once again the president is not being very helpful. at the end of the date this comes down to whether we can reach a consensus does the united states and don't ask and it. >> todd: chris murphy leaving the talk says it's best to leave the talks to lawmakers. >> would president biden getting involved in negotiations help? >> i think the senate needs to did this ourselves.

i've talked to the white house every single day. but right now the senate needs to handle these negotiations. >> todd: the present in the meantime spending the day at the beach in delaware. democrats should start by enforcing the law but jessica pear tree said they are always ready on the books. >> defining the police departments, slashing their budgets, trashing their own cops, lying about their racism and so forth. that ruling elite, we are going to rely on them to have more power? ladies and gentlemen, there is not a law they can pass in this country that will stop the shooters when we have people who are responsible from enforcing these laws that don't do it. one statistic we never see. how frequently is the biden administration brought cases against violators of federal gun laws? where is that statistic? we don't see it.

why not? because the number must not be that great. >> todd: house democrats pushed a series of moves to roll back the second amendment. leaders in states like ohio's are advancing bills to improve school safety. >> carley: john is paying tribute to jon bon jovi, who was found dead at the age of 70. the rock 'n' roll hall of famer is crediting such for the formation of the iconic band saying "we are heartbroken to hear the news of the passing of our dear friend, alex john such and the formation of the band to be honest, we found our way to each other through him. he played bass from 1983 to 1984 and the cause of death has not been shared. the second finding the strength with a prize appearance on the final day of her platinum jubilee. the 96-year-old was not expected with mobility issues, but she

appeared on the buckingham palace balcony and a special moment that represented the future of the british monarchy. ed shearin closed out the four day bash with her husband philip with performance of the hit song, perfect. >> ♪ ♪ she previously performed for the queen on the diamond jubilee celebration 2012. elizabeth celebrated 60 years on the throne. >> todd: world war ii gathering to on her 160,000 troops from the u.k., u.s. canada and other nations on those beaches on d-day. 78 years ago today the veterans gathering at pegasus bridge yesterday. one of the first sites liberated

by allied forces. thousands of american veterans with today's ceremony at the cemetery memorial which owners 10,000 u.s. service members killed that day. and every time i watch anything involving d-day, i'm always struck by the immense bravery of those men who storm beaches, face down unrelenting machine gun fire. many to their deaths but ultimately end up liberating france and the rest. >> carley: i bless them all, truly amazing. >> todd: this is some of the craziest video we have seen mother and baby ran over by teen driver out on probation. look at that. she and her son are okay but absolutely disgusted the way george gascon is handling the case. you will hear from her next. >> carley: michael sussman may avoid jail time but the probe may be getting started. john ratcliffe lays out the bigger picture that all americans need to know. >> there was a deliberate effort here unfortunately on behalf of

some folks in law enforcement community to mislead the american people. john terms prosecution may have lost this battle, but they are clearly winning the war. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: this mother was walking along the street in venice, california, when a

reckless driver plowed into her and her baby. >> todd: no progressive george gascon backtracking on his claims that sheriff's department agreed with that driver's life sentencing. ashley strohmier here. >> that he will spend five months in a juvenile probation camp after plowing into the mother and her son with that car. thanks to the l.a. district attorney george gascon's office. calling the final sentence 5-7 months in the youth camp and appropriate resolution. the incident happened august 6, 2021 this past friday. and released a statement that sheriff's department agreed with the felony charges filed but the sheriff's tweeted saturday saying "that was foals." we were never consulted as we were not investigating the agency. this year's would never be okay but this hit-and-run case. self empowering and encouraging credible behavior, hold them accountable.

gascon's office said we need to correct statement from yesterday. we were not involved in the felony charge as they work not investigating agency in that case. the mother in the case taking aim at the d.a. gascon's office took the time to falsely comment on my case but has taken no time to ask how we are doing. that is because he doesn't care. lawmakers even weighing in blaming whistle das for the rising crime. >> big cities where the d.a. already prosecuting criminals until it is a shooting or violent crime. they are letting criminals back out on the street. inevitably what you see is higher rates of crime. >> so the teenager previously convicted of poisoning girls drink in 2019 and sentence five years seven months in a juvenile detention camp here at the prosecutors described that camp as less than a military school and a little bit tougher than a summer camp, back to you guys. >> todd: that is sickening,

ashley, let's bring in elizabeth heng, either george gascon is a liar or has no clue how his office even operates. which is it from elizabeth? >> i think it is absolutely both of them. we consistently see how l.a. progressed as george gascon continues to put criminals before victims. and in order to kind of save, he backtracks and tries to blame it on that sheriff mutually agrees that this is acceptable. it is not. this man hit a woman and a baby brutally by a car as a criminal stole a car and on probation and gets a slap on the wrist. this sends the wrong message to those that continue to inflict harm on our society because we need -- >> todd: as for the attack yourself, you see on your screen you heard ashley recount how the parent, the mother who basically saved her daughter's life, her

child's life has said, where has gascon reached out to me to check in to see how i'm doing and make sure i'm okay? beyond that though, elizabeth, where is the justice for her if this punk basically gets a few months in camp, which haven't been out in california and worked in law affair, the camp is a camp exactly what it sounds like. >> this is absolutely unacceptable. the fact that we even have video footage and there was outrage from the media, outrage from elected officials, outrage from social media that got us to this point. it makes me so angry as a californian to see that this at least got attraction. what about the other incidences that george gascon continues to not enforce the law and have the necessary penalties to ensure that we eliminate as much crime as possible off the streets? and to that mother, it breaks my

heart that we don't even have a d.a. that would communicate and apologize on what has happened to her baby and the trauma that is caused. >> todd: it is sickening on every single level. in the meantime, let's head up to san francisco where the voters will decide if dean gets booted out. with the second time be the charm for get rid of dean? the person recall didn't work but will the second time work? >> i think it is going to happen. right now san francisco continues to put out a message that hard-core republicans trying to get else, but there was 83,000 signatures from san franciscans alone in my understanding there is a pullout 64% of democrats want him out here of the drugs homelessness is rapid on the street and homicide is up 36% from 2019.

and so rampant that even my friends are leaving for eric trump's open because it's cheaper for someone to go through and rummage their car and allow that than to break your windows and take your things. in the policy that chesa boudin continues to put out such as trying to have 40% of his goal is 40% of the jail population. that has major ramifications. i believe people in san francisco are angry. we simply can't have these california bad policies that we have had throughout the nation. >> todd: i had not heard of what your friends are doing, leaving your trunks open and leaving your windows open so that the bad guys have an easy access and don't break a window and cause more home harm and cost to the victims. a sad state of affairs where we are in america specifically california. former california candidates, we

appreciate your time this morning, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> todd: did you see this? this is wild. the magical moment totally ruined by disney employee. that couples proposal and disney trying to clean up the mess. what up, dude? >> carley: why would that person do that? >> todd: we will tell you. >> carley: we will! you will definitely want to hear this. airline staff shortages are expected to cause major problems all summer long. but don't panic at pier the vice president of the southwest pilots union will tell you how to keep your trip from turning into a disaster coming up. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> todd: russian

president vladimir putin vowing to target more ukrainian cities if the long-range missiles to kyiv. several ukraine allies including the u.s. promised to ship more advanced weapons like precision guided rockets. on the battlefield, russia striking ukraine's capital with missile strikes for the first time in weeks on sunday. ukraine said one of the rockets flew critically low over a nuclear power plant. checking on the biden administration's reluctance to send a range of military aid. >> the biden administration from the very beginning when we were critical of them was always concerned about provoking russia. that goes all the way back to march 2021 when the ukrainians, the russians showed up on the ukrainian border. they didn't deliver the trump system of illegal weapons to them here that is where they stayed, they wanted to provoke them. the same thing months later in the same year. the ukrainians in a desperate situation. they still have a very good

chance to put together some capability to take territory back. that is what they are interested in doing. these systems are vital to that kind of an operation and success and it. >> todd: the u.s. reportedly considering the sale of illegal drones to ukraine to help kyiv. there was more to come, the russian collusion probe, that according to former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe who says he has confidence the special counsel john durham despite d.c. jury finding the clinton campaign lawyer michael sussmann not guilty of lying to the fbi. >> john durham's prosecution may have lost this battle but they are clearly winning the war. the most powerful testimony was admissions by the clinton campaign about the fact that the trump russia collusion narrative was, in fact, approved by hillary clinton. that is why i'm optimistic not only will he be successful with the ongoing prosecution but expand the indictments that he wants to bring.

>> todd: radcliffe blaming the judge in sussmann's case not allowing clean conspiracy from being included in his trial, corley. >> carley: the airline remain short-staffed and thousands of lights get canceled. experts are warning the public to push summer bucket list vacation to the fold. the vice president of the southwest airlines pilots association michael santoro joins me now. michael, it is great to see you. you heard it, travel experts are saying there will be a lot of flight cancellations this year. maybe don't go on vacation in july or august but may be hold off until september, october, november. what do you think? is that true? >> thanks for having me this morning. i don't know if that is necessarily true. we will have a challenging summer due to staffing issues. our lines, our schedule flighting is pretty packed. we are only allowed to fly a certain number of hours each

month. there were only so many pilots to do that. our schedules are pretty packed for the month. and usually it could be a problem with cancellations. right now if your flight is still on, you're probably all set and good to go. with the preemptive cancellations that you are recently with most airlines and that includes southwest. but i mean come i wouldn't throw your plans away. if you have them set, go on that vacation. >> carley: all right, good advice there. why is there major staffing shortage among airlines? being a pilot seems like it would be such a great job. >> it is a great job. but it is not a job you can get right away. it is a lot of training that goes into its purity it just takes time. with the major airlines, especially we had early retirements with covid early offered and lots of guys took it. that is especially true in the training centers where we had

much older pilots training. they took a lot of early retirements. so to try to get them back in, new instructors back into train us is challenging. it takes a good 6-8 months to get them up to speed. you know, that is kind of where the pipeline is, tight. >> carley: one of the ideas being debated right now to get more pilots in the sky is to cut down on the number of hours they need to be certified. i was reading that republic airways is asking the government to allow pilots to fly 750 hours to have that number of hours under their belt, which is half of the current requirement. does that seem like a good idea to you? >> that is not a good idea. we are definitely not in favor of any kind of reduction in qualifications, time, excuse me, the time that it takes to get

your qualifications to become an airline pilot. those are usually the smaller jets, regional airlines better, hearing those kind of pilots. your major airlines don't have that issue yet. but we definitely are against lowering any type of qualifications. it is a safety concern for us. you know, that is obviously from apocalypse and it comes to piloting. >> carley: everybody has their own travel nightmare. never the pilot's fault that this happens. sometimes, things are completely out of control. i was recently in richmond, virginia, trying to get back to new york city in the gate gets over the allowed speaker and the flight would be canceled. i tried to rent a car and obviously couldn't do that. i resorted to taking uber from richmond to washington, d.c. and by the time i got there, that flight got canceled too. i had to spend a night in a hotel.

so what does need to happen to make the airline industry a little bit more reliable? like i said, a lot of times out of your control or the airlines control because weather. but my goodness, so many travel headaches that people talk about. >> yeah, one of the things, the major points, it is rarely the flight attendant or pilots fault or other employees working the flight. so please be patient with us all. >> carley: of course. >> we want to get home just like you. that is one of the things to remember. whether it is a thing we can't avoid appeared summer especially, there are thunderstorms. if you are on the front line of that thunderstorm, you probably should rent a car to the west. your flight may not be canceled. it is challenging and it there is not a town we can do about that. and we try to obviously not cancel flights, but it goes back

to southwest packed the schedule's pretty hard. when those delays happen, pilots can timeout peer that is something we don't look forward to happening but it is a reality. so if there is a cancellation, you know work on a solution as fast as you can appear there is very limited seats available on rebooking. that means, you are fighting for the 147 seats, 147 passengers on a plane. >> carley: you know what they say, patience is a virtue even though sometimes it is difficult. michael, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> todd: we want to cancel your flight to disney paris otherwise this can happen. disney trying to make amends, watch this, magical engagement in front of cinderella's castle at disneyland paris. video going viral, watch again. [applause]

>> todd: what? disneyland paris regrets how this was handled. the couple we have apologized to and make it right. as to what making a right means, my question for you, why is that in the human's right off the bat? i must interrupt this and take the ring during the biggest moments of this couple's life? >> carley: i don't know. apparently the guy who was proposing actually asked another employee, hey, can i get on this podium because i want to make this special? and that employee said "absolutely." this guide darts in at the moment. we went where the fear? look, he is a big boy. big boys typically get their

way. >> carley: i'm sure he regrets this because he is not only going viral in paris but bayreuth here in the states as well. >> todd: one of the biggest races this november is the rematch between george at governor bryan campaign stacey abrams. >> my wife held that bible up and i put my hand on it and raise my hand and i swore to do with peer that is what i will continue to do. that is what georgians want. they do not want to go the way of stacey abrams. >> todd: for selection is critically important for the entire country next. >> carley: georgia, destines of methodist church with religious belief when it comes to lgbqt issues. we have the details coming up.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: georgia governor brian kemp is ready for a rematch against democratic nominee to stacey abrams after narrowing beating her in the 2018 election. he said the choice is simple for key stakeholders. >> this is a fight not only for the soul of the state but the soul of the country. listen, stacey abrams wants to be your president. if we stop her from being governor, or road to the

white house ends right here and right now this november. >> carley: abrams is confident she will be living in the governor's mansion after the election, and gun control. she recently called george of the worst day in the country to live in fear of the biden administration, failing to keep costs from skyrocketing and a new poll 80% of americans say inflation is a top issue ahead of this year's midterm. >> todd: dan roccato a personal-finance effects are at the university of san diego. he joins us now. dan, great to see you here. is there any chance the inflation approved by november, by the time the mid-terms roll around? >> let's think about that. a hi, carly. i think there is little chance. we may have reached peak inflation and we have not seen inflation company up much more but coming down is a different issue. it is easy to bring it up but a lot stickier come a lot

stickier, a lot more difficult to see crisis come down. so i suspect a high number through the end of the year. >> carley: speaking of polls, here is a new win 28% approved how president biden is handling in inflation in 70% disapprove. one of the things we are learning the biden administration is considering is cutting tariffs on chinese imports. so i guess the real question there, with that benefit our economy more or would it benefit china's? >> it is a great question and the answer is both. without understanding the politics of it, which i certainly don't, the economics are pretty simple. if you cut tariffs, the price comes down for consumers. but as you said, carly, that is good for the producers. in an ideal world we wouldn't have free float of trade but you and i know countries don't play by the same rules that we play by. tariffs are an effective way in some cases to actually try to correct those imbalances.

but for the average consumer even with the tariffs cut, carley. we will not see that much relief. >> todd: dan, don't worry, pete buttigieg said joe biden has got it. listen. >> the president has made clear that it is a top economic priority and he laid out a clear strategy for doing that. i'm sure additional ideas will be welcome. unfortunately from the other side of the aisle is not very much concrete ideas. >> todd: i studied this stuff at my job but pete buttigieg with a clear strategy but do you know what he's talking about? i haven't seen one. have you? >> i haven't, no, it has been a muddled communication and this thing is transitory last april or may. a year later, clearly not transitory. look, it is tougher and a president to get his arms around inflation and there's only so much you can do. todd, here is the bottom line here and so much of our economy is dependent upon the crisis

energy. fuel, right? for the most part fossil fuels. as we have seen those prices double since the president has taken over, really, the president has been dealt a difficult hand here. all of us are paying more and that ripples through with the gas costing more for you and i, carley, the producers to bring stuff to her home, the manufacturer's peer that ripples through the economy. until and when we grapple that energy cost to the ground, we see this inflation stick around. >> gas prices have doubled since president biden has taken office, $4.86 a gallon and inaugural day gas was $2.39 a gallon. biden is blaming v8 but well before russians invasion of ukraine. what is really going on here and how do we get out of this mess? >> good question. also without a doubt the war has something to do with it. carley, you are correct in saying prices were high before

the work. we imported about 8% of our imported oil was from russia. no doubt, that had some impact. carley, here is the interesting number we have 13% less oil today taking oil out of the ground in the country than we did when the pandemic started. this is not very difficult, guys. we have to make the transition to clean energy, no question. but we can do it in a smart waif. we are americans, we can do both. we can adjust the country over time without making the americans go broke. in the meantime, filling their gas tanks. >> todd: they are not doing it. >> we can do with. >> carley: we can do it. i love that idea. >> todd: in the meantime, carley. >> carley: a fox news alert, making its way to the u.s. today, how the white house is responding and are we ready for it? fox news cameras on the ground and we will show you what we are

seeing. >> todd: plus... >> requesting a flyby. >> negative, ghost rider. >> this is not a good idea. >> sorry, goose, but it is time for the tower. >> todd: top gun maverick across the country. talking about the summer's biggest blockbusters. don't miss it. ♪ ♪ ...

>> carley: a fox news alert. a massive group of 10,000 migrants set for the united states today, the caravan is expected to swell even larger as it moves north and could be the largest group of illegal immigrants to arrive at the southern border yet. you are watching "fox and friends first." i'm carley