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approval rating. gas prices trending upward and the blue line in the opposite direction indicates president biden's approval average. oh, boy. you're watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. by the looks of the graphic, not looking so great. >> carley: story of the day congressman fred keller was on last hour and he said what many are feeling. he spoke to a woman at a gas station yesterday and she put four gallons of gas in because she couldn't afford anymore. diesel $5.75 for a gallon of gas, that affects grocery prices, people are stuck between buying gas and groceries. >> ashley: they are going to pick buying gas because they have to go to work. no room for extras right now. republicans trashing democrats prime time january 6 hearing as

nothing more than a partisan spectacle orchestrated for the midterm. >> carley: speaker nancy pelosi refused people on the committee. brooke singman has the latest on what we learned. >> brooke: after nearly a year of investigation, the house committee on january 6 is laying out findings for the american people presenting never before seen footage at the prime-time hearing and dep cisions from president trump's inner circle, there is video from trump's daughter ivanka trump and barr. they claim lawmakers can prove the former president was at the center of a plot to clinch

power. >> violence was no represents, it representatives senate trump's transfer of power. you may hear those words and think, this is another political attack on donald trump by people who don't like him. that is not the case. >> brooke: committee vice chair nameing and shaming fellow republicans who support the former president. watch this. >> intelligence available before january 6 identified plans to "invade the capitol," to halt congress' count of eshg lector votes. to my colleagues defending the indefensible, there will come a day when donald trump is gone, your dishonor will remain. >> brooke: republicans are blasting the investigation as effort to change the subject from the economy and president biden's low approval rating. >> reality is all they are doing is trying to paint a new

political narrative voters need to think about in november because the democrat agenda has failed. >> inflation, sky high gas prices, border crisis, baby formula shortage, democrats are losing on all issues because they created their crisis, radical policies, these hearings are no more than an attempt to change the narrative, they are desperate, this is illegitimate committee. >> prosecute donald trump for crimes he did not commit. we know this is a sham, a committee process, they want to put donald trump in jail, if they don't gets that, they settle to keep his name off the ballot. it is not about investigating january 6. >> brooke: last night was first of seven televised trials we'll hear in the coming weeks. >> ashley: thanks, brooke. tucker carlson says democrats have no idea what americans care about right now.

>> what is the truth of that day? that is still unknown. we are not defending and would never defend vandalism, violence rioting, we disapproved, all riots, not just this one. it was not insurrection, if you ignore legitimate concerns of a population, if you brush them aside, when gas goes to $5 and you say, buy an electric car. when cities are filth and he dangerous and you can't live there, when the economy becomes so distorted that your children have no hope of getting married and giving you grandchildren. you don't care about that and all dow is talk about yourself, nonstop, you might get insurrection if you behave like that. >> and lara trump will weigh in on this coming up.

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>> a graduate student is suing the school for slapping her with a no contact order after students complained about her conservative views. one post to her instagram says justice and truth prevailed in the kyle rittenhouse case and accused media of trying to twist the narrative and she shared a message from a pro-life organization that says knowledge leads to life. that student and her lawyer joined us earlier. >> throughout the course of this program, i participated in classroom discussions and we discussed race relations and

religion. i received three no contact orders. >> universities can't do this for expressing your views, it is marketplace of views not an echo chamber for one thought. >> that student came to class wearing pro-police back the blue hat and her professor asked her to explain why she was wearing it. rather than take off the hat to appease the teacher ms. dejong stood her ground. the studentss implied ms. dejong was a racist for wearing it. >> new legislation would allow illegal immigrants to receive a drivers license. massachusetts is set to join 16 states which allow migrants to via license. >> wesley hunt joins us now. it wasn't close in massachusetts, they

overwhelmingly vetoed the governor and supporters say it will make streets safer, illegal immigrants could take a drivers test before they get a drivers license. to that, you say what? >> typical playbook from the democratic party. everything is going the worst it has in modern history, instead of changing politics, they want to change the voter. by allowing illegal immigrants to have an id, that is unmore than. they are flooding the market with illegal voters, with their inability to have free and fair election and this is their subpoena to allow millions to have an id and quite frankly to taxpaying american this is disgusting and outrageous and why we have a really good november. tone deaf policies are what the world are watching right now,

they are not listening and we're fed up with it. >> when it comes to election, texas republicans are gearing up for special election in the state's 34th district with republican myra flores facing dan sanchez. basically the democrats are not spending as much money when it comes to campaigning on tv, what does this signify to you that the gop is really pushing forward with this, but the democrats seem to be playing it safe and not didding anything when it comes to campaigning? >> just the last primary in texas, we've seen 300% increase in the republican primary for hispanic voters at the border. everyday americans are fed up and i'm proud to support myra in her efforts. we supported 56 other candidates

of diverse candidates, military veterans that want to reverse the path we've seen over the course of the last 18 months . these are candidates that we need to take back the horse and the left is petrified. they know it is coming and know brave americans are stepping up to stop failed policies. myra will do well this week. >> carley: the race is a big deal, that is historically a blue district, she could flip it red. this might be one reason why she could win. a new abc poll shows 57% of republicans are very enthusiastic to vote in the midterm compared to only 44% of democrats. you got to look at the president's approval rating, only 33% with 55% of americans disapproving of the president and we're hearing the president

is frustrating because he considers former president trump the worst in history and his approval rating is even worse than that. >> yes, yes. this biden administration reminds me of the old movie blockbuster, "the titanic," as it was sinking, the violinists were still playing and the left is focused more on the violinist than worried about the fact they are driving this country to the bot om of the ocean. we have a gas, food and energy crisis, attack on the oil and gas industry and we see what is happening at the border. we will not be fooled and november for us will be historic. >> ashley: wesley hunt, thank you for getting up early with us.

>> ashley: mainstream media couldn't wait for last night's january 6 hearing. >> focus returns to the u.s. capitol, we await the most comprehensive account yet of crimes committed on this sacred ground. >> ashley: do average americans share the nation's enthusiasm? joe concha coming up next.

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hearings. joe concha is here to break down the performance and joe, speaking of performances, here is reaction from the media last night, watch this. >> the nation's focus returns to the u.s. capitol, we await the most comprehensive discussion yet. >> this is going to be theater. the idea is to make this look like a nonpartisan story. >> they could do the greatest show on earth tonight. >> carley: joe, how do you see this? >> joe: number one rule in sales, carley, underpromise, overdeliver. first night of the january 6 prime-time hearing, democrats, along with liz cheney and adam kinzinger are underdelivering in offering information of things we failed to hear about 18

months later. interesting to see the ratings tomorrow, the watergate hear nothing may of 1973, they had enormous audiences, 71% of voters told gallup they watched the hearings live, i would be shocked if 5% of the country tune in in 2022. with watergate, richard nixon was still in office. donald trump has been a former president for a year and a half, that matters in terms of public interest and i think that the hyperbole, fact we have former abc news president producing the hearing to choreograph them, we have bigger priorities right now. >> ashley: bigger priorities, i'm assuming inflation and things like that, is that why you think the numbers and

ratings will be low, they have other things to worry about? >> joe: exactly. people of much more concerned inflation is at a 40-year high. when they go to buy anything it costs more than it did before this president took office. gas prices eclipsed $5 a gallon yesterday. crime is skyrocketing in cities across the country to the point da's in san francisco are being fired. the u.s. mexico border is anything but secure and americans are dying, those are the facts and this president, this administration, this media can't spin all of that and i think that the american people are watching this, the ones that are, saying where are your priorities right now? i completely and totally support a bipartisan investigation into

january 6. we can find out what happened so it doesn't happen again. this is not bipartisan commission and everybody knows it. >> carley: it is not. you led us perfectly to what i want to ask you here, something interesting happened aboard air force one. white house corps was in their section and president biden -- the president is unhappy, joe, with how the press is covering his handling of the economy. >> joe: yeah. so the president joe biden is complaining to the press that he's not getting good coverage, yet only interview he's done in the past 119 days, if you call it an interview has been with a comedian turned activist, the president think his numbers are where they are because of poor press coverage and not the

things people are feeling on the ground. if the president wants better press coverage, perhaps sit down with somebody other than third place late night host rather than take hard questions instead of complaining like you are the victim. they are the victim of all the circumstances that we are seeing. with inflation, putin's fault, the border is trump's fault. with crime, it is somebody else's fault besides themselves who could help fix the problem and nobody likes a complainer. >> ashley: the p.g.a. tour suspending best golfers mickelson, dustin johnson, sergio garcia. here is statement from p.g.a. tour. these players have made their

choice, they can't get p.g.a. benefits, that expectation disr7s you, our fans and our partners. your reaction, joe. >> joe: hard to have sympathy for the richest of the rich efts. every weekend you play somewhere warm, if it rains, you don't have to go out there. the p.g.a. is right in this situation, if you don't want to be part of our tour, you can't play in another one that the saudis are running, you can't play with us, good for the p.g.a., your relevance goes away. you look bad in the process, glad tiger woods was not a part of this. >> carley: he turned down a billion dollars. >> ashley: imagine being that rich you could do that. happy

friday. >> joe: billion, that is like carley money, not going there. >> carley: like carley money minus all the zeros behind the one. belmont stakes are here this weekend horses compete in the last triple crown race. >> ashley: janice dean is live with a preview. hi, janice. >> janice: good morning, ladies, thanks to christine moore for my hat and encounter, a boutique in saratoga for this wonderful horseracing dress. we know we will not have a triple crown winner but america's horse will be here, rich strike, trained by eric

reid, that was the longshot, second to horse that won in the 30s. people will be watching this horse in particular because odds were against the horse in the kentucky derby and the horse is looking good. the odds, number one pick now is we the people drew number one post by the way in field of eight. there are eight horses tomorrow at the belmont then modonegal, we interviewed one of the trainers at the kentucky derby, he was in the kentucky derby weeks ago and number three is rich strike. those are the odds now, that could change. we're excited, this is longest track in all races, mile and a half long. they call it big sandy in belmont. i've lived in this area for 12

years, it's a beautiful track, if you have not been to belmont, you should come. it is on long island. the weather is going to be spectacular. will it be a muddy track on race day? it looks like the skies have cleared up. racing today on friday and big race tomorrow at 6:49 is post time. excited about that. listen, i have to say i'm rooting for rich strike. i've met eric many times and we have gotten to know each other. very humble man, from a racing family, humble roots. they didn't get this horse for very much money comparatively speaking. >> carley: you and everyone else rooting for rich strike, who doesn't like an underdog story. janice, thank you so much.

>> janice: thank you, ladies. >> carley: turning to this, montana is nearly 1500 miles from the southern border, but it is feeling the impact, the state has seen eight deadly overdoses of fentanyl. the montana attorney general will join us next.

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attorney george gascon deflecting blame for the rise in crime during his tenure. he argues far left policy is not the problem in l.a. take a look. >> i think people feel their safety compromised. absolutely we have to hold people accountable and we are doing that, we cannot do business like we always have and think we are going to get safer. the problem today, we solved many bad policy and overcriminalize community without looking for the reduction of crime, the prevention of crime. >> ashley: in los angeles, violent crime up 7.2% since last year and arrests are down 5.5%. carley. >> carley: montana has seized more fentanyl this year than the past four years combined. state officials reported alarming number of deaths after eight people died of fentanyl

overdoses in just 10 days. the attorney general will react. fentanyl related overdoses in montana up 112% from 20twenty, up 1100% from 2017, that trend line is going in the wrong direction and it sounds like it is only getting worse. >> that is exactly right, carley. it is only getting worse. we are seeing record amounts of fentanyl. seizure numbers are going up, confirmed fentanyl opioid deaths skyrocketed since joe biden has taken office and we're dealing with a real epidemic here. >> carley: there are two players in this, china and mexico, china ships ingredients to mexico and mexico ships the pills to the

united states. what is in it for them? >> two things at play. talking about raw ingredients from china, we have to ask ourselves what is communist china looking to do here? the chinese government has control of what comes out of that country. are they allying themselves with the mexican drug cartel to undermine our country? look at intelligence coming out of mexico, i think it is purely profit motive. they can make tremendous amount of money selling fentanyl in montana. the markup up here is huge. tablet necessary phoenix and denver and salt lake might be worth a couple dollars in montana, they can sell these fentanyl for over $100 per tablet, that is huge profit

incentive for the cartel, they know that, they tashinget our state because of that. that is not hyperbole, we have intelligence the mexican cartel are targeting montana because of the profit margin. >> carley: china is trying to undermine our country. fentanyl is so cheap they are using these for mass. people don't know what they are taking, it is called poisoning not overdose death. >> that is right. what is stun nothing montana, a couple years ago when i was still prosecuting, we were not seeing fentanyl. it is a new thing. when i was the county attorney in 2018, i think i had one case, that is absolutely skyrocketed since joe biden has taken office. our montana highway patrol

seizure and arrest since biden has taken office has gone up 1600%. since joe biden has taken office, up 2000 percent, that tells you the trend here and it tells you what the cartels are pushing through our southern border. >> carley: absolutely. you are sounding the alarm. montana attorney general, thank you for joining us, an important topic. turning to this story out of new jersey. a tornado and severe weather system doing major damage in southern new jersey. the twitter's winds uprooted trees, some toppling onto homes. >> ashley: one resident said it felt like a freight train was rolling through their home. steve bender is here, welcome.

>> steve: good morning, thank you for having me on the show. let's talk about what we're seeing unfold. the storm system in new jersey with the f-1 tornado is over the atlantic. in the central plains, in northern texas, severe storms earlier today drift southeast. from kansas city toward new orleans, 10 million people going to be impacted by severe weather. not a tornadic threat like we saw in new jersey, but straight line winds from shreveport to new orleans. atmospheric river is setting up, heavy rainfall will slam into the cascades. they are looking at three to five more inches of rainfall in higher elevations in oregon and this is as much rain as they

expected in the entire month of january happening at once. in the desert southwest phoenix topping out to 113. los angeles 111, warm temperatures for desert southwest. early next week we get into the ohio valley region. the east is expected to have warm summer temperatures well above average and looking at temperatures, record high for national map for today. severe storms in the gulf state looking warm and calm entering the weekend. >> carley: thank you very much. the white house bracing for another brutal -- cheryl casone will tell us if we'll see prices rise higher this summer. >> ashley: plus "wall street journal's" james freeman will explain how it is getting worse, don't go anywhere.

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>> we're back with a fox business alert. awaiting another inflation report this morning, national

gas prices just below $5 a gallon. cheryl casone is here. good morning. >> cheryl: gas prices are on the rise this morning as you just showed, the national average at $4.98. according to eia, domestic gasoline stocks are down, demand grew as drivers continue to fuel up during the busy summer driving season. oil prices have been jumping, that is another headwind here. according to triple a, gas prices will stay elevated for the future. higher gasoline goes, greater risk of recession, fred kelleshg r told a heart breaking story earlier. >> i was getting gas and she went over and she paid $20 for four gallons, she wants to get home to take care of her family. she will not be able to enjoy things she could before because democrats created this mess of

inflation. >> cheryl: a lot of folks are having to make tough decisions about where to spend their money as more and more states are paying $5 a gallon. 19 states, a jump of 67% for the averages, we are going to get may consumer prices today 8:30 eastern time, we will cover that on fox business. the breakdown is always the fascination for the viewers because you see specifically where people are paying more. the grocery store, the gas tank, diesel, we get all that data at 8:30 and will dig into it. >> carley: big day. >> ashley: thanks. >> carley: "wall street journal" op ed says biden's white house is biggest threat to growth and biden tax hike is costing americans 3.5 trillion bucks. >> ashley: the author, "wall street journal" editorial page james freeman joins us now.

the president wants to raise taxes on rich peep and he will corporations. you say people think build back better is dead, it is not. >> james: a lot of democrats in the base upset that the party isn't getting this done. people need to realize this is still on the table. this week, janet yellen, treasury secretary, goes to house ways and means committee and senate finance committee promoting the new budget. that is bigger than build back better. it is build back better plus, 4 billion gross tax increase the administration is seeking, 3.5 trillion when you subtract credit for alternative energy and what not. this is a, would be a huge change in our economy. we're not out of the woods yet. if you're worried about a tax increase, they are trying to get

it done. the >> ashley: the white house keeps saying we're in a good place with the economy. this is from the press secretary. >> what i'm saying to you, the economy is in a better place than had has been historically. >> president biden: we have the fastest growing economy in the world, the world, the world. we reduced deficit last year by 320 billion and this year by 1.7 trillion dollars. what do you make of that? >> i don't know what he's talking about, the economy shrank last quarter. in his defense, we have a great job market, with this inflation challenge, the last thing people want is a big threat to that economy of growth. when you take the united states from a little higher than other industrialized countries to much

higher than the average of our competitors on the corporate tax rate, this is a big problem for the united states, ought to be kof -- covered more. this long-term effort to pressure democratic senators has not ended. i think this needs to be noted. talking about making the u.s. noncompetitive when it comes to business tax rates. >> carley: the biden administration wants to raise it to 28%, companies don't just take the loss, they will cut jobs and a lot of people don't have extra money because gas prices $4.98, diesel $5.75, that plays into inflation report right now at 8.3% and we'll get the number out in a couple hours. >> james: a lot of research

showed that you might think this is an issue the white house likes to portray as just corporations and rich people, even the obama white house in 2015 put out a report noting when you raise corporate taxes, workers pay a lot of the bill, less job creation and less wage growth and wage growth is an area of weakness lately. >> carley: james, thank you for joining us, good stuff. it's being called the great resignation, the white house lost two-thirds of the press team, what does that mean so close to midterms? lara trump is here next. let's check in with hegseth, what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> pete: in 10 minutes, the january 6 hearing or political show trial kicking off in prime time, republicans slam the

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>> ashley: biden's press shop has just left in the last few weeks and multiple reports that many are heading for the exits because of low morale, long hours and low pay. >> carley: lara trump is a fox news contributor and joins us now. good to see you. we had pastor marc little on last hour we were talking about the fact that there were 21 black staffers who have left the biden white house so far. he thinks there is a reason for that. watch this. >> if you want to know where a man's heart is, you look for his treasure. and his treasure was not in those black staffers. some said we didn't feel valued. we didn't feel mentorship or opportunity. and that is a harbinger for what is to come in this exodus. >> carley: 21 black staffers have left. two thirds of the white house press shop. what do you make of this exodus it? >> well, i think even for maybe

the swampiest of people who have found themselves in the biden white house even though they don't want the stain of working for joe biden and kamala harris on their resume going forward in washington, d.c. obviously there is failure after failure for this president, for this white house, for this administration and i think at a certain point it probably becomes very frustrating to work for someone like joe biden who, gosh, how many times do they have to walk back his comments. it seems like every time he is in front of a camera, they are having to do extra clean-up for this guy. it's embarrassing. obviously when you have low morale, people are not enthusiastic about the person for whom they are working. they don't feel valued apparently, according to some of these reports. i can see why you would want to, you know, pick up your stuff and get out of there as soon as possible, but it does it look like a bad sign yet again for this white house. i don't think many of us are surprised though to see this. >> ashley: right. then the january 6th committee

kicked off first televised hearing in prime time last night. take a listen to new york congresswoman elise stefanik who said the entire thing is a sham. >> what makes republicans different from democrats is republicans have consistently condemned violence whereas democrats did not condemn violence threat all of 2020 the desis he creation of our federal burns the burning to the ground of our cities across america. republicans did condemn that just like we condemned the violence on january 6th. >> ashley: banks in were not let in that room. the two republicans who were in there are by the party. what do you think of that. >> this whole thing was such show. and truly from the moment it started, the very minute i started getting alerts on my phone basically from every app. that i had to tune in to this, scrolling through the covering, attack on democracy was how cnn

labeled this. and it is insulting to the intelligence of the american people to think that we believe a very clearly partisan, yes, we have two republicans in name only on the board here on this council. but to think that we believe a partisan group of people whose hatred for donald trump is so thick, it is palpable through the television screen, you know, this fiasco that we saw last night was rife with lies by omission. they never had any interest in telling the truth. i don't think any of the future hearings that they have are going to give us any truth because they're leaving a lot of information out very conveniently. it was testimony that was choreographed by none other than a television producer because they are trying to tell a story and they are desperate to convince the american people that this is something they should be interested in when people cannot find baby formula.

they can't pay for gas. they can't pay for groceries. it we have got major issues in america right now. but no different than the russia collusion hoax. no different than the way that they lied about justice brett kavanaugh. it is a very clear that this is only for them to retain power on the democrat side. it was absolutely disgusting. >> carley: got to leave it there. "fox & friends" -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: good morning. look at that we have a huge set-up outside getting ready for all-american summer concert series. it's our second one this summer we will have these all the way through