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 labor day.

chris janson is going to come today. we were going to have lynyrd skynyrd who was going to come but two of the members are sick now we have. saying buy mom and drunk girl. talking about doing the right thing and taking the drunk girl home. her house. not to yours. >> brian: right. for correction. he takes her to his house but he puts her on the couch. >> pete: taking care of her. also saying i don't have the keys to the city but i do have the keys to the country. not quite sure how you keys to the country. might ask him though. >> brian: i love when we have an artist on one song. and then you look at the list. he has got some hits and going to be with us and we are going to talk to him in an hour. we are going to have mclemore smoking barbecue on the fox square. it was smoking this morning when i walked in at 3:45. >> ainsley: can't wait to taste

it. >> we know pete is going to taste it ainsley, brian, pete, thank you for having us here. mclemore boys are cooking with master built. excited to be here all summer for the all-american concert series. check this out. we are going to be cooking up some briskt, pork tender lion. pineapple chipotle alabama sauce come up for you all guys. >> ainsley: perfect way to start a morning and weekend. not eating bread, eating meat, all protein. it. >> pete: have you ever had a breakfast from fatty? we will show you what that looks like and how that tastes. >> ainsley: ains wasn't it nice of chris janson to step up to the plate. >> not only so nice that he stepped up to the plate but we sent out a brisket, chris, the

mclemore boys are going to have a challenge for you right here on the fox square. >> brian: they were rehearsing this morning. >> ainsley: bring it on. >> brian: for the record in the run down, you were not supposed to do all of that. we were supposed to just see you. oh, you are? i don't know it was going to be that involved. >> we bring it we bring it every time. >> ainsley: where are you all from. >> we are from hamilton, georgia. mclemores will always bring it to fox. thank you, fox. we are going to be here for the whole summer. >> ainsley: uga had a last. >> go dogs. >> alabama, georgia. >> pete: southern cooking on the plaza with chris janson this morning thank you guys. >> ainsley: can't wait to come taste it. >> pete: send the plates up. >> brian: bring your bib. >> ainsley: when we go to commercial break. >> brian: if you are going to stain your shirt you don't want

to do it at 8:00 in the morning because you have got to go the rest of the day. >> pete: 6:00 in the morning you have to do the rest of the show. >> ainsley: we don't want that. >> brian: i guess let's get started with what happened last night the prime time show took place. the curtain went up and the democrats dug in. >> ainsley: that's right it's 6:03 on the east coast. get that story the january 6th committee hitting prime time last night with a hearing produced by a former abc news executive. brine bryan centered house republicans liz cheney and adam kinzinger the only republican notice the room after it will nancy pelosi refused to allow jim banks on the committee. and ryan on the committee. >> the goal is to showcase the findings of the largest criminal investigation in our nation's history. over the course of two hours the panel presentedner before seen video from the capitol riots as well as testimony from former president trump's inner circle.

bennie thompson says the hearings will prove that were forepresident trump's efforts to dismiss the 2020 election results triggered the rush on the capitol. >> i'm from a part of the country where people justify that actions of slavery, the ku klux klan and lynching. i'm reminded of that dark history as i hear voices today try to justify the actions of the insurrectionists on january 6th 2021. >> ivanka trump and former attorney general william barr among those disposed. both said they accepted the 2020 election results. >> intelligence available before january 6th identified plans to, quote, invade the capitol to halt congress' count of electoral votes. to my republican colleagues, you are defending the indefensible. there will come a day when donald trump is gone, but your dishonor will remain.

it. >> congresswoman liz cheney one of two republicans on the house select committee that regarding security prior the attack here is cash patel. >> they repeatedly refused our authorization request. they repeatedly told us we don't have anything that shows us there is going to be an attack. and on top of that, as john solomon pointed out they were more concerned about optics. unfortunately they wanted to politicize the january 6th lead up to january 6th and also not put up any sentencing or secure perimeter warnings on that date. it was a disastrous lapse in security judgment by the folks at the top. >> now, among the questions that remain how focused voters are on the contents of this hearing. many are blasting this investigation as an earth to change the subject from the economy and the president's low approval rating. the committee will reconvene next week. pete, ainsley, brian? >> brian: all right. thanks, alex annual dr.. i'm wondering are they going to be prime time addresses next

week. >> ainsley: monday and two more the following week. >> pete: 10:00 standard hearings this was prime time launch and then they go to the normal time hearings happen. >> brian: you were there januar. >> pete: i was there covering that rally for "fox & friends." because it was an important moment. no one knew what was going to happen. i described it as a constitutional tinderbox. that's what it felt like for sure being in that crowd. last night, if you watched that, you didn't learn anything new. it was highly edited toward one side. very hyperbolic. it felt like a third impeachment, actually, an attempt at that, right? there was only one side of the argument. and i don't think any minds were changed at all. so whatever preconceived notion you had about january 6th is what you came out of that hearing with as well. and certainly not bipartisan. bipartisan in name only and only one side. >> ainsley: it was not bipartisan. only two republicans in the room liz cheney and adam kinzinger

who dislike trump. jim jordan and jim banks were sphossed to be on this committee. they were appointed by mccarthy and pelosi rejected them. the other person who produced this production is the same person who spiked this epstein story. then they ignored some of the key facts. they didn't tell the story of how donald trump approved 20,000 national guard troops on januar. and once the president calls up the troops, then that action goes to nancy pelosi, the sergeant of arms and the mayor of d.c. and they have to put those troops into place and they did not do that in fact, the mayor denied the national guard in a written refusal. that was never talked about. why weren't the troops there to protect the capitol? if they had been there, would they -- would all of these people outside been able to storm the capitol? look, we don't approve of them storming the capitol. we don't approve of this violence but a few bad apples do not reflect the entire party. >> brian: they are trying to prove in my humble opinion that donald trump was behind a plot to take over the capitol.

>> pete: right. >> brian: prevent mike pence or hoped mike pence changed his mind to declare he gets four more years in office. they were trying to show video. i saw some video of the proud boys at different locations and different things they did it stage it and the oath keepers is the other one. they want to show that everyone is behind it and wanted to show us the violence. new angles to the violence. it was horrific. it wasn't anything worse or better we have seen leading up to this. what you sat there the whole time say something number one you have got to accept the results of a election. get your legal team out there. go ahead and pursue it aggressively. responsibly. and after that, when william barr, your greatest ally turns around and said there is nothing there. when your mvp mike pence who has with you through every step of the way said there is nothing there. when ivanka trump and jared trump say we can't see any proof that there is anything there, you turn the page and donald trump would probably would have 68% approval ratings right now

ready to be grover cleveland ready for four more years. not that they can't do that. having said that there were sinner things that happened that they left out that proved this was not scripted and no one ever thought they were going to breach the capitol. i go with don trump jr.'s tweet. he tweets to mike -- texts to mark meadows get my dad out there. he has got to come out and call these people out. this is not good. ivanka walks in what's happening? if the people on the stage at the rally don't know anything about what's happening at the capitol, doesn't that show you that this was something that was spontaneous, not planned, the breach went ahead and went forward? >> pete: whatever was planned was known, to your point, to authorities days in advance and they denied security requests that should have been there. this was a highly. >> ainsley: people in the meeting with donald trump said that under oath? >> pete: all of them did. millie is rumored to have said it but all the other ones have said. >> ainsley: in the meranda but

that memoranda has not been released. >> this is a prime time political hit job. that's what it is. attempting to keep donald trump from running again. that's what they staged. that's what the networks ran with. and i don't think it's going to be effective. >> ainsley: to change the narrative of what is happening in our country. >> pete: they are trying. if you were to answer what was the point? that elms so to be the point. we have got to talk about something else because there is nothing good to talk about. >> ainsley: both things. they don't want donald trump to run again. also trying to deflect on what is happening. we have 40-year high inflation. gas prices are through the roof. they went up again today another penny. he has low approval ratings, the president does. the president is going in the back to talk to the press corps on air force one to say, to blast them for not covering him properly or kindly. tulsi gabbard, she is a democrat, she weighed in on what she saw yesterday in the hearings and says the priorities of the democrats in the wrong place. listen. >> whether you are talking about the mainstream media or you are

talking about liz cheney, adam kinzinger or congress, frankly. they don't carry -- they don't care about the real threats that we face domestically to our freedoms and democracy. instead they are dealing with this. they dent want to deal with the real issues that americans are struggling with every day across the country. increasing inflation, rising gas prices. increasing crime. open borders. the list goes on and on about the very real domestic issues that we face. members of congress are not -- again, they don't have their priorities straight. so. of this has been politicized. it's been sensationalized with very specific objectives that have no, sir to do with upholding the constitution or what's in the best interest of the country and the american people. >> brian: so mick mulvaney tweeted out this closing statements are now cleated. i found it interesting. but as a d.c. insider i'm not the targeted audience. i wonder how many normal

americans people i assume dems want to be watching are engaged. as jonathan turley says the problem is there was know opposing counsel. what are they trying to prove? are they trying to prove that donald trump is a horrible person you might get a majority to say that or actually show that a crime was committed that's where the institutional connects -- insticial connects really mount up. the question is are you trying to establish something legal or something political? right now it seems as though it is political but if you find a way to charge donald trump with a felony, which i don't think exists or else it would have been presented there, that means he would be prevented from running. >> pete: if they had the evidence. last night we would have had a place to point to it and they didn't. they rehashed the same stuff, and it was political. it was a one-sided show trial. we'll have to endure more of it. >> ainsley: congressman jim banks the one rejected by pelosi was supposed to be on this committee to make it fair.

she rejected him. is he coming up at 8:00 and we will get his take. >> brian: do you think they would have had the et dits and testimony on this with republicans with input how it comes together that you see william barr. you could have got that from his book on tape by the way. he said the same thing. >> pete: or donald trump in what he said right before he said do it peacefully and patriotically. >> brian: march down there peacefully and patriotically. >> ainsley: sound bites that work for them and not playing the whole soundbite. jason miller said that too. still ahead, pro-abortion activists they swarmed justice barrett's house now just days after assassination attack after justice kavanaugh was foiled. speaker pelosi is brushing it off. brushing it off we should be concerned about their safety. listen. >> this is our it -- as you all know. >> how can you say that the justices are protected when there was an attempt on justice kavanaugh's life? >> brian: her answer next. and a swing and a miss. how the pga is punishing the golf star's plays in the

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a system sweeping through new jersey last night with at least one confirmed tornado. the twister 90 mile-per-hour winds upping trees and causing dang to some buildings. one resident said it felt like a freight train was rolling through their home. power was knocked out for many in the area. but has since been restored. thankfully no injuries have been reported. and national gas price average surging to another record high overnight now at a whopping $4.98 per gallon. comes as the white house is bracing for another grim inflation report this morning on the may consumer index. last month the rate raising 8.3%. the new consumer price index report is set to be released at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. you hear about this controversy. 17 golf stars have now been barred from competing in the pga after agreeing to play in the saudi backed liv golf invitational. the liv series features phil

mickelson, rickie fowler and dustin johnson. the new golf tour with the controversial financial backer could wind up becoming a rival to the pga. those are your headlines, guys. over to you. >> brian: what a brawl. basically you can only watch it streamed on youtube, i think. 17 players like sergio garcia and dustin johnson and phil mickelson said we want some control of our careers. the pga stopped it in its tracks or trying. to say. >> ainsley: what would you do if you were a golfer and offered you that much money. >> brian: right now they are offering me that much money not to play golf. so i will stick with that because no one is ever -- >> pete: if someone offered you five times more money to do "fox & friends" only on youtube but it was for the saudi government, would you do it? >> brian: i would miss you both. [laughter] >> brian: i would bring carley with me. so i would say this: there is a couple things, if you listen to the golfers they feel the pga has too much control even though it's a nonprofit. they feel they have had very

little say over the years. they have been wanting control and they don't feel like they had it even the elite players. this is their chance to go out on their own. so, greg norman got in front of this league, he launches it. and everyone says no one is coming. and it turns out his phone is lighting up to go because they want some control and it's a lot of money. they are going to play in the u.s. though some matches we will see where it goes. >> ainsley: three out of the five -- isn't that what joe concha said on your show three out of the five tournaments are here in the u.s.? >> carley: yeah. something like that. >> ainsley: you weren't listening. >> carley: ainsley, how dare you? >> brian: she is just coming off her show. she is watching her clips back from "fox & friends first." >> ainsley: the majority of them are going to be in the u.s. >> brian: one is at dural which is observed by president trump. >> pete: that's right. >> brian: the pga has abandoned president trump liv has not. >> pete: you don't often see that in professional sports and big names like that, who knows?

we will see what happens. speaking of big names on capitol hill. the supreme court justice is under siege right now. we saw the attempted attack on the life of justice kavanaugh after what was done to him at his confirmation hearings. then you saw a protest right outside of justice kavanaugh's house right after that. and then yesterday, last night, a protest outside the home of amy coney barrett. now, none of these protests are technically legal according to federal law. intimidation of justices. yet, political leadership on capitol hill continues to insist all is fine. these justices are protected. even when asked about what additional steps could be taken. here's nancy pelosi in her weekly press conference insisting everything is fine. >> you said that justices are protected but there was an attempt on justice kavanaugh's life. >> it's protected. the protests are protected. it's not about the justices.

it's about [inaudible] >> about security for the justices and armed man showed up near justice kavanaugh's house to -- >> -- we are working together on a bill that the senate will be able to approve of because that's what -- we can pass [inaudible] we want to be able to pass the senate. so i don't know what you are talking about because evidently you haven't seen what the debate -- not debate but what the language is. there will be a bill but nobody is danger over the weekend because of our not having a bill. >> brian: assassins never come out over the weekend they only work monday through friday. >> ainsley: the senate passed this by names consent and then it goes to the house she is not taking up this bill. all they are asking for is equal protection. the same amount of protection that she gets, that our legislators get and the white house gets. they want that type of protection for the justices and for their families. that should be an automatic yes across the board. we have to protect the justices.

>> brian: that's a given. senator coons, dick durbin says yeah we have got to do it. not just the supreme court justices. the others. these judges are under attack and so are their families. we have heard about that for the last few days. again, going out of her way to be partisan. that is nancy pelosi's legacy. here is senator lindsey graham last night. >> if mcconnell had gone to the supreme court and called out two liberal justices by name because he disagreed with what they were about to do on a particular case, and somebody on the right tried to kill a judge who would be on the front page of every paper in the country, i couldn't walk three feet in the hall on capitol hill without somebody sticking a mic in my face. not one reporter has asked me about what do you think about the idea somebody may have tried to kill judge kavanaugh last night? the double standard in the media is appalling and dangerous. and the president of the united states is missing an opportunity here to lead the country to a better way.

>> pete: the double standard of the media is clear. also the double standard in the political application of legislation and justice in our country that if it was the other way around, they would be passing bills as fast as possible to protect justices in light of whatever ruling was coming out on behalf of things they like. in this case, they have been eneverywhere couraging mobs of people saying get out in the streets, get in their face, for years and years. and then it manifests the way it is right now outside the home of justices and they are silent about it. >> ainsley: hang on four more days for the long weekend until they can come back and hopefully pass the bill. let's spend the night at grandma's house or get out of our own house because we are too scared to come home. >> brian: you are not going' to want a supreme court justice in your neighborhood. >> ainsley: think about the headache. >> brian: this 26-year-old who shows up who has no history of violence according to his family. the grandfather says this is really not like him.

but i'm seeing there is something underneath this. and we hear about this all the time with these would be assassins. they are on medication. when he was on the phone he says i feel suicidal. are you on medication? yes, i'm on medication. the same thing with this killer in uvalde, yeah, on medication. so is this depression medication? can we find out if prescription drugs are playing any role in the radicalization and the violent acts of these troubled teens? it's worth a look. they have to try many times different medications some work for you but they don't work for me. they have to try different ones. they say when you change medications a lot that can alter your personality and change your thought process. >> brian: it's worth a look to find out. you know. >> ainsley: the medication is supposed to help them. >> brian: obviously this could play a role. it effects everybody differently and some work for other people

just like allergy medication doesn't work but claritin does i'm going to use claritin. they have got to be closely monitored. i just think it needs to be studied. >> pete: it does. this is also shear political and judicial intimidation. that's what -- you are not allowed to intimidate judges to try to get a ruling that's favorable to you. that's all this is. and democrats know it and because it's their point of view, they are accepting it that's a dangerous reality. >> brian: does everything have to be partisan? totally unnecessary. i digress. >> ainsley: it shouldn't be. speed. >> pete: when it comes to justice that's not a fair deal. >> brian: there is a couple of things. he had two or three false starts where i was convinced he was going to read the prompter and he backed off. did you notice that? >> pete: now i will read the prompter, no more false starts. coming up, a texas lawmaker got word that migrants may be headed to his district. when he dhs he got no response.

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lugar garr is a member of the house homeland security which i and joins us now. you learned this was happening what action did you take. >> we are sounding the alarm bells on the situation at the border and have been doing so since i entered office. the questions we have for dhs is why are you looking at these communities instead of looking at sanctuary cities? the response we have gotten from border patrol agents is that the system is completely overwhelmed will ngos are completely overwhelmed. we know there are more caravans, so-called caravans on the way. and it's just a crisis, continuing crisis that our community and no community deserves to have this happen. >> brian: we all feel helpless to stop it. we have congressional candidates. mayoral candidates, governor candidates trying to tape these illegal flights landing in small airports. buffs are showing up in new york state.

these single males are being fanned out across our state. you got it in texas. who is making these decisions? is this maker cass? >> >> mayorkas? >> doing the best they can in such a terrible position. the policy is what is creating this crisis. you are exactly right. you know, what are these buses -- what are these airplanes? what are they doing? when this he get there to my community, if they were to get there, where are they going to go the crime rates, the drugs, the trafficking it's completely unacceptable. >> brian: all right. and lastly, this conference of americas which has been an embarrassment to this country as guatemala, mexico, i guess brazil arrived today, honduras key countries for the illegal operation boon are not showing up because they are angry at us. they are coming up with a big announcement today we will

propose legal pathways to the u.s. migrants transiting from our countries and other source countries. we are going to give people it looks like some type of working visa to come here. will that help or hurt the broken border system? >> >> i don't think there is anything in any discussion that can happen until the president and the secretary of dhs get a handle on the flow through their policy and make it clear that it's not okay to break the rule of law that we have a legal process and obviously they are not going through that it's causing an immense amount of burden on local communities like mine. >> brian: congressman, you are splitting the screen right now with close to 32 miles of illegal immigrants streaming towards our border on foot walking through mexico unencumbered to our border and

should be there this weekend. how are we possibly going to stop this? and is there any interest in doing so with this administration? it is horrific. congressman, i understand your frustration, thanks for telling us, at least you are trying to take some action. their statement is no decision has been made. should one be made, dhs will continue to closely coordinate are other cities and ngos to facilitate individuals that encounter the southwest border. by the way ngos taxpayer dollars supply them and they supply the illegals with supplies which means they will never stop coming. unbelievable. congressman, thank you. >> thank you so much, brian. >> brian: all right. still ahead. the red wave is coming. hear bernie sanders desperate warning to democrats as president biden's approval rating with his own base plummets. plus, l.a. district attorney george gascon blaming the crime surge not on the far left agenda but on the tough on crime policies of the past. one of gascon's own deputy d.a.s

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>> people feel their safety compromised the problem we have today many of the bad policies that have overcriminallized communities without looking create the production of crime, the prevention of crime and putting communities in a better place. >> pete: people do feel their safety compromised despite growing threat that was los angeles district attorney george gascon blaming the surge of violence in his city not on his far left agenda but on the previous tough on crime policies of the past. the city's deputy district attorney shae sauna joins us now to react. shay, thanks for being here. your response to gascon's characterization of why violence

is up. >> i think it's ridiculous his policies are the reason for crime. he comes in office and implements new policies and crime has gone through the roof. there is audiotapes of inmates saying they want to get his name tattooed on his forehead head. they rear to him as the champ. he is the champ to criminals they are toasting him in jail. is he releasing all these violent offenders early or with no bail and then he want to blame old policies for the increase in violence? i think he is backed into a corner. he knows he is going to get recalled and he is doing everything he can to point the finger somewhere else instead of taking responsibility. >> pete: he is backed into a corner. is he blaming everybody else. will it work? do the citizens of los angeles recognize that letting criminals out of jail or giving them soft

sentences is the reason why crime is up? >> i think they are beginning to realize. because it's not just in certain areas. in every city crime is increasing. and if you want to look at the actual way that george gascon's policies implement, the way we charge crimes, he doesn't allow us to charge robbery. he wants us to charge theft and battery instead of robbery. he mandates the lowest possible charge. he wants them released without bail. and now you see follow home robberies nice communities like beverly hills in the suburbs. crimes you saw in different communities are now everywhere in los angeles county. >> pete: shay, what's it like to do your job in that environment? you took the job because you wanted to make the community safe. and, yet, the d.a. is letting criminals out. >> it's extremely frustrating.

and morale is down in the office, generally. it's just hard to do our job because as soon as we catch a perpetrator, we have to release them. and then they come back with a new crime. and george gascon will not let us increase the punishment or even allege a special allegation that they committed another crime while out on bond or o.r. release. so they -- or punish them for not coming to court. and the criminals for this. they are not stupid. so, why come to court? you are not going to be punished. and while you are out on bond or o.r., why not commit more crimes? because you are not going to be punished. and if you do get caught, you are going to get a life sentence, and, you know, george gascon will be your champ. he is in your corner. not the victims and not the people and not for public safety. >> pete: the champ of the criminals not the law-abiding citizen. if what happened in san francisco is a precursor of los angeles, hopefully this reign of

the champ might be over soon. shae sauna, thank you very much for what you do and your time we appreciate. >> it thank you. >> pete: quick note in just a couple days of june 14th. my new book "battle for the american mind" subtitle uprooting a century of miseducation comes out will tuesday june 14th. it's about the hidden history we have uncovered what the progressive was really did over 100 years to take over the k through 12 classroom. so it identifies the depth of the problem but also spends five chapters saying what you as parents and grandparents can do to fight back about it so check it out june 1st. it's got brian's kilmeade's seal of approval. >> brian: absolutely. >> pete: he yelled louder. >> ainsley: i said wohoo. carley come on we need the girls. >> carley: yeah. >> ainsley: 1, 2, 3. wohoo! >> brian: i hit puberty.

>> pete: also by the way a new episode fox nation miseducation of america airing this sunday night 10:00 p.m. first series came out in january. so much has happened since then in those four or five months. we are updating viewers how crazy classrooms still are. >> carley: preorder it now. >> pete: preorder wherever books are sold. >> carley: reserve the copy. >> pete: it will show up on the 14th. >> carley: pete i will take it over hear because i have got more headline starting with this. a new york city teenager shot while studying at home calling out eric adams for addressing gun violence. she told the "new york post" how he thinks getting homeless people off the subway will do anything to help crime rates. those people need to be caught. they need to be held up to the consequence standard. a connecticut woman has died after contracting the tick born virus. the connecticut department of

health confirming this is the second case of the illness so far this year. they also report roughly 10% of illnesses stem from the virus are fatal and about half of survivors experience long-term health issues. the napa county district attorney's office is refusing to release police dash cam footage of the arrest of nancy pelosi's husband paul claiming it would jeopardize their investigation. the speaker's husband was charged with a dui last month after police say he blew a stop sign, colliding with another car. paul pelosi is scheduled to appear in court on august 3rd. and talk about unwanted guests. britney spears' ex-husband jason alexander is in custody for allegedly attempting to crash her wedding yesterday afternoon in southern california. >> brian: she can't get a break. >> ainsley: does he still love her? >> carley: she can't get a break brian says and you are absolutely right. tmz reports alexander approached

spheres home yelling where is britney? he walked outlines of the house and onto the tent setup where crews were placing roses. spheres and alexander were married for 5 hours. it did not stop spears from getting married yesterday to long time boyfriend sam oscary. congratulations to her she did get married. that should be the headline of the story. unfortunately the ex-husband crashing the. >> ainsley: or forever hold your piece. >> brian: oops they did it again. >> ainsley: does he still love her he must? >> brian: that's a question i wasn't even thinking of. >> pete: thank you, carley. and congratulations to britney spears who might be watching right now. >> ainsley: it's in california. >> pete: they are still up. they had the wedding they are still up watching. coming up stuart varney is with us next to break down the may. we might get his thought on britney spears as well this weekend is the belmont stakes if

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chris janson performing live in two hours. talk to him shortly about his life and career and how important this show is to him in particular. the song goes on for for like three other verses and makes me wish i could sing. this is the philosophy i think many people have. i ain't rich but i am damn sure i want to be. those are the type of people that watch charles payne making money. 2:00 in the afternoon. charles, this should be your theme song. what else does it say? i wish i had a rich uncle. >> ainsley: that would kick the bucket brian brian how many people can relate to that not me, my uncle is great guy. and i'm sitting on a pile like warren buffet. and i know everybody says money can't buy happiness but it can buy me a boat. >> ainsley: it can buy me a truck to pull it. >> pete: a yeti. >> ainsley: silver bullet ♪ working for me. >> pete: buy a boat with a yeti and some beer.

>> ainsley: call me a redneck white trash and blue collar i could change all of that if i had a couple million dollars. i met him in nashville with his wife. and they are so nice. they came over for an interview. they were wonderful. they have two kids together. is he a really great guy. he worked with his songwriters to come up with drunk girl. and he said one of the songwriters, it's not what you think. if you listen to the lyrics it talks about doing the right thing. >> brian: i know. >> ainsley: if you take a drunk girl home make sure she is safe. stay with her. take her keys away from her and put her in bed alone, basically. and he was writing with this wrong writer they came up with it because he spoke at his son's graduation in nashville and he said guys, you are going to be when you go to college you will be faced with this situation and could the right thing. so later on they were writing songs and they said we need to talk about this. and that's how they came up with the idea. >> brian: great idea. he should be a commencement speaker. i mean, watching that video makes me think should get a

t-shirt, a tattoo, guitar lessons and change careers entirely. [laughter] i thought i had a great job. take a look at the mclemores who also have a great job. they are handling the vips today on our veranda. the mclemore smoking barbecue on fox square will be with us every single friday. >> can you buy me a wing. can you buy me a blue berry fatty? >> buy me a wing right here. >> ainsley: what's a blue berry fatty. >> and buy me a brisket. >> ainsley a blue berry fatty is a breakfast fatty with blue berry mixed in and that is your brisket for the morning. can you see? >> ainsley: a fat is actually meat, brisket but you put blue berry in tnchts blue berry muffin inside of it. >> pete: how do you do that. >> brian: if you are at home and eating captain crunch spit it out and have this.

>> pigs in a blanket for you all as well. >> ainsley: it's a protein meal. >> brian: looks like a hot dog taken hostage. >> ainsley: he got the blue berry fatty. he got the pigs in the blanket and this looks like pork. i got the brisket and wings macaroni and cheese. >> brian: i love the way you separate your food like it's being punished. >> doesn't touch anything. >> you guys are awesome. >> brian: take the hungry man concept and bring it to the veranda. >> ainsley: we are so excited you are all here. chris janson was not supposed to be here. we were supposed to have lynn lynyrdskynyrd. they really made it happen. wasn't it nice of him to accept last minute. >> absolutely. we're going to have chris out here serving up some brisket with him on a movement i think we are going live on facebook and instagram on "fox & friends" too. show behind the scenes of everything would he go are doing

here. >> pete: there you go. thanks a lot. >> thank you, guys. >> ainsley: they are from georgia, the great state of georgia. >> brian: you can i say this? they will not be shy all summer long. all you have to do is say hello. >> pete: they travel with us "fox & friends" weekends to nascar races. they are not shy. >> ainsley: everyone comes over and loves it. >> pete: after the show. >> ainsley: our whole green room is saying where's the barbecue? we want some barbecue. >> pete: five minutes after the top of the hour. we have more news this morning as well. the so-called january 6th committee hitting prime time last night with a hearing produced heavily by former abc news executive. >> ainsley: sensorred house republicans liz cheney and adam kinser are the only republicans, they are very vocal about not liking trump in the room after speaker pelosi refused to allow congressman jim jordan and jim banks on the committee. she they were appointed and she

rejected them. >> brian: recap after round one. alexandria. >> round one of seven. last night the committee made it clear they are laying out a case against former president trump calling the january 6th attack an attempted coop trump's distrust of the 2020 election results. congresswoman liz cheney only one of two republicans of the select committee and last night she said this. >> president trump ignored the rulings of our nation's courts. he ignored his own campaign leadership, his white house staff, many republican state officials. he ignored the department of justice, and the department of homeland security. >> over the course of two hours the panel presented never before seen video from the capitol riots as well as testimony from a capitol police officer who likened the day to a war scene. committee chairman bennie thompson made the comparison to the dark days of slavery. >> i'm from a part of the country where people justify the actions of slavery, the ku klux klan and lynching.

i'm reminded of that dark history as i hear voices today try and justify the actions of the insurrectionists on january 6th. 2021. >> former president trump's daughter ivanka and former attorney general william barr were also deposed. they both said they accepted the results of the 2020 election. the hearings serve as the culmination of almost a year-long investigation. some see the prime time display as an effort to divert the attention of midterm voters from the economy and the president's low approval rating. here is republican congresswoman elise stefanik. >> this is a partisan witch-hunt. it has been that from the beginning. this is about punishing nancy pelosi's political opponents. that's why nancy pelosi removed jim banks and jim jordan because they were asking the very important questions that you laid out today. why was the capitol left so i will prepared on january 6th? why did nancy pelosi prioritize her own partisan political optics rather than providing the

security, the training, the equipment and basically making sure that there was broader understanding of the it threat. >> now, this investigation into january 6th is the largest criminal probe in u.s. history. the committee will reconvene next week. ainsley, pete, brian? >> ainsley: all right. thank you so much, alexandria. >> brian: i think the whole committee gets hurt by the fact there is no counter narrative it makes it seem like a infomercial. that's terrible, i never saw that video okay. okay. there is always another side to the story. and have you no sign of it. and i originally thought that being that liz cheney is as conservative as she is. being that she doesn't side with the democrats on almost anything and voted with trump almost on everything. i thought at one point she would go yeah, i can't go along with this. adam kinsinger is conservative as well. i can't go along with this. on this issue they cut this tape -- >> ainsley: that's why many republicans are saying the whole point of this is to make sure he doesn't run again. because they don't want him to

run again. cash patel says release all the documents and transports so we can see what happened when trump met with three or four different people, there were five in the room. when he was saying on january 4th we need to make sure we have 20,000 national guard troops. >> pete: heavily and selectively show trial meant to keep president trump from running again. it didn't change minds. nothing new. conjure up from one side of the political aisle. >> brian: that is something that is important that effects us on a day-to-day basis. >> ainsley: the consumer price index comes out in about an hour, hour and a half. the inflation report is expected to just run very hot. because severing going up when it comes to prices. energy crisis are up. food costs are up. and rent is actually rising, too. gas prices are up again today. yesterday we told you they were 4. # 7. today 4.98. when do you all predict we are going to hit $5. >> brian: today. >> ainsley: some places it's

already happening. that's the average around our country. >> pete: you consider that's the average you are reminded how high it is in some places. who was it yesterday? i can't remember. one democrat described it as a billboard on every corner for americans to be reminded of the devastating consequences of both the incompetence of this administration but also the ideology of itenned n. that they believe this is great transition to some green future and you just have to pay more at the pump as everyone else -- as we find everyone an electric vehicle that costs them 70 grand. >> brian: 77% of are you cutting back on restaurants and entertainment. that will have a ripple effect, obviously. nine in 10 americans inflation has forced them to bargain hunt for groceries. so, it has affected every day life. in fact, 87% of americans say the recent price increases have been stressful on their entire household. so you don't need david axelrod political genius or karl rove's strategy. this is where it doesn't matter what your politics are. just like with the school board

and the curriculum for your kids, you are going to react to the people that are hurting your life or enhancing it. jennifer granholm, who giggled her way when asked about high oil and gas prices two month ago was asked a similar question about what we can expect this summer. let's listen together. >> this summer is going to be rough. i will just be honest with you. the energy information agency which is the energy -- the entity that projects forward the price of gas, the price of oil has said that by the fall, it should be down to $4.27 a gallon. and by late this year, early next year it will be down to 4, maybe under 4, maybe 3 -- high $3 a gallon. some relief on the horizon. during this summer driving season it is going to be rough no. doubt about it because we have such a demand and supply mismatch on the global market for oil. >> brian: couple of things.

one of the strategies for this administration according to janet yellen yesterday, keep russian oil on the open market and let india and china keep buying it fantastic. so, can someone have her talk to the state department because we're trying to isolate russia and suffocate them and starve them to the point where they stop killing innocent people and she is like i have a good idea, let's let the russian oil stay on the market and let china and india circumvent the global sanctions we were looking to implement. so, congratulations. this is part of the administration not knowing what each other are doing. >> pete: approach underscores how totally unprepared they were to address any of this. so unprepared, brian, you mentioned it, the same energy secretary when asked in november about the idea of energy prices increasing, this is how she reacted. >> what is the granholm plan to increase oil production in america? [laughter]

>> that is hilarious. would that i have the magic wand on this. as you know, of course, oil is a global market. it is controlled by a cartel. that cartel is called opec. and they made a decision yesterday that they were not going to increase beyond what they were already planning. >> brian: kamala harris just called her and said that's an unnecessary giggle. are you kidding me? sounding like an actress. how unappropriate was the laughter. i mean, you could see that anchor whoever he is. you think his glasses are too small though, right? >> pete: very. >> brian: spectacles. why are you laughing? >> ainsley: not a laughing matter for the american people. >> brian: unbelievable. >> ainsley: one come interviewed she only put $20 in her gas tank because that's all they could afford. a small amount waiting to get paid tomorrow or the next day. they hold off until the friday when they get paid. which is very sad. people are changing their schedules.

said when they go grocery shopping they also include going to the pharmacy. they also include, running their errands in that area because they can't afford to keep going back and forth on monday, tuesday, wednesday. >> pete: she laughs, we are dependent on the cartel of opec when we cut back on domestic exploration and distribution. a problem they created. >> brian: i believe they are going to pay a political price for it we haven't seen in our lifetime could happen in november. bernie sanders is one of these people who will not be surprised. listen to what he put out. here's the quote. i realize i was going to read it you really can't win an election with a bumper sticker that says well, we can't do much but the other side is worse. the republicans stand an excellent chance of getting control of the house and quite possibly the senate. and he went on and blamed kyrsten sinema as well as senator joe manchin. >> ainsley: suggestioned they go after kyrsten sinema and joe manchin and say it's their fault. we need to go for broke.

>> pete: need to go for broke because we all are in the process. this is quinnipiac june 3rd to june #th. joe biden's approval rating now dropping to an abysmal larry bird. 33% approval rating. it's even worse when you look at certain demographics. >> ainsley: this is the young ones. >> pete: 18 to 34. 22%. >> brian: that's almost michael jordan. >> pete: it is bernie sanders. hispanics, 24% approval rating. >> ainsley: can you believe that with the open borders? i'm surprised by that you think a lot of them would be in favor of this. >> pete: or those who came here illegally have an expectation others should as well. >> brian: 15 points less and almost a dead heat on the hispanic vote. it is insane. there has got to be panic amongst democrats. not just joe biden amongst democrats. >> ainsley: they are saying why did we close the keystone pipeline this was the biggest

mistake. this effects everyone. that's why ratings are so bad. >> brian: they are trying to shut down that pipeline at the bottom of lake michigan that comes from canada and that would be so devastating to everyone. >> ainsley: the next democratic administration when we have the resources, when we have energy alternatives, when we have these cars that we can afford. >> pete: there are a pew pragmatic old school liberals say let's do something to address these concerns. their party is driven by the hard left socialists amongst the activist class they are incapable of changing. that's why joe biden is in that political box and won't do the types of things that seem like common sense. >> ainsley: those aocs can afford to buy electric cars. >> pete: they are not concerned about that. >> ainsley: subsidized housing. you want to afford taking your kids to school buy an electric car. they can't afford that. >> brian: 10% off a windmill. >> ainsley: put solar panels on your roof. they can't afford that either. >> brian: i have a theory as i casually open to you carley.

if you want to seal to the border. prove to the democrats they are not getting the hispanic vote. suddenly i realize there is a wall gathering dust in the dessert. >> pete: monday mine their assumptions about what was going to happen. >> carley: remember what happened? cuba when a lot of the cuban immigrant were trying to come here and alejandro mayorkas was like the border was closed. he said that very quickly when it came to the cuban people. a lot of them are conservative. >> brian: almost all. >> ainsley: most conservatives would vote republican because they don't want socialism. >> carley: a lot of democrats are banking one day on hispanic people voting democrat and that could be part of the problem. >> brian: it's true. >> carley: it is true. should i turn to more news here? >> brian: gradually. >> carley: i do have update on uvalde school shooting. according to the "new york times" the uvalde school chief victims were alive during the school shooting but still made officers wait over an hour to break into classrooms. chief pete air dan dough

insisted he took the steps he thought would best protect lives but has been criticized by other law enforcement officials. police response something reviewed by the doj. massachusetts democrats overriding a veto from republican governor charlie baker clearing the way for illegal immigrants to apply for drivers licenses. governor banker vetoed the bill saying it undoes a critical safeguard to the driver's license issuance process. supporters say the bill will allow thousands to travel to work and school without fear. that bill goes into effect in july of next year. microsoft is now publicly posting salary ranges for all job openings. they are the first major company in the nation to disclose possible salaries publicly. they say the mission is to boost transparency for new and upcoming job seekers. microsoft has also vowed to bump compensation in a way to attract new talent. and how about this? popeyes is celebrating their

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>> brian: good recovery. >> ainsley: collide drexler, elgin baylor, emit smith you said clayton kurt shaw. moses malone, jim palmer and bob hayes and ricky henderson. >> pete: ricky henderson. >> ainsley: best athletes that wore the number 22. it. >> pete: you will not forget joe biden's approval rating among 18 to 34-year-olds. >> ainsley: good when that's your number on the jersey but bad if that's your approval rating. >> brian: michael jordan come back 45. it. >> pete: come back jordan. >> ainsley: 45 is still not what you want. >> brian: in this country probably get you the win. >> pete: better than emit smith. still ahead despite few gains in ukraine vladimir putin compares himself to peter the great. the latest on the battle in the east. >> brian: plus, i was supposed to say that plus, president biden's message to the media, be better. joe concha reacts to the commander-in-chief's growing frustration with the press as

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think of the soviet empire. he thinks of the russian empire. he grew up in the communist soviet empire which he believed failed the russian people because of the communist system, the emphasis on equality of workers and it got beat by a better idea called capitalism and democracy. and he longs for the day of the czarist empire. is he a son of st. petersburg himself. not surprising. i didn't realize his fascination with peter the great until this report was rendered. but it certainly fits in with where he -- where he is going. and that is why ukraine is just a step along the path of what he intends to do. he wants those former soviet row pub whether i cans now a part of nato also under the umbrella of a revisionist russian empire. obviously he is having more war than he ever bargained for in ukraine. and those ambitions would have

to be put on hold, if we're able to do what we should do. and that is destroy the russian army in ukraine so it's not capable of doing anything else after -- after this military invasion is stopped. and his ambitions, in terms of yes, peter the great, are thwarted completely. not just being international pariah, but more significantly, not having the ability and the capacity to do something like this again. pete. >> brian: true ally to the ukraine was there addressing their parliament said france and germany have to stop calling vladimir putin. stop saying things like he has to save face. stop saying that vladimir putin can't be feeling humiliated. did you ever make calls like this and would you ever make calls like this to hitler in world war ii? is that an apt comparison and do

you understand why this president is upset and so is zelenskyy? >> yeah. france and germany right from the beginning. now, listen, i applaud germany. flipped the defense budget. doubling it. he certainly is pro-providing significant arms to the ukrainians. and he has broken with angela merkel in the past. you know, america had a policy, which was fundamentally flawed. we had good economic relations with russia. then that would add to peace and stability in europe. that blew up in her face. but, this reach out that both of them are doing is all about ending the war. they just want the war to stop. that's not what zelenskyy wants. what zelenskyy wants is the russian troops off of his territory. he doesn't want the war to end with russia having more territory certainly than they had prior to february 24th. i actually believe that the administration is somewhat in

that camp as well. although they don't state that publicly. but i do believe that they want this thing to end as soon as possible and they want it to end in terms of a stalemate heading towards negotiations. and you got -- i listen to their words very carefully in terms of what they choose to emphasize. they keep talking about zelenskyy wants this war to end through negotiations. yes, he made that statement, but what zelenskyy has said, 100 times over, by comparison, that one statement about negotiations is i want to defeat russia and drive them out of my territory completely. that is the end state he has in mind. and that is what france, germany and the united states should be supporting completely. >> brian: absolutely. because if you want this war to end, it's called a pause. next georgia and moldova, it's not going to stop. people should see the picture. ukrainians willing to fight. all they want is the support and armaments to do it and the institute of study of war which

you chair and run really keeps us up to date. greatly. thanks so much, general. have a great weekend. >> yeah, you too, brian. >> brian: meanwhile 31 minutes before the top of the hour. excited about one nation tomorrow night at 8:00 and repeated again at 11:00. our gists former allied commander of nato. will stephano. talks about the danger of being white in america in a fun way and congressman dan crenshaw on what he would do in terms of gun. meanwhile, straight ahead on this very show. we will check in with chris jans son before he takes the stage for all-american summer concert series one after another. ♪

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last minute decided to come up here today because lynyrd skynyrd had two sick band members. he flew up from nashville and has to go back for a show tonight. [cheers] >> thank you. >> ainsley: special song called keys to the country. >> pete: which you are going to hear in a element no. joining us now ahead of his live performance is platinum selling and award-winning country singer chris janson, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> thank you for being here. >> thank you guys. we love lynyrd skynyrd. he took me to my first tour when i was 19 years old two years him and hank. they are great guys. i wish them the best. and you know, if they're not feeling well, i hope they get better. >> brian: at 36 years old you pumped out hit after hit. >> yeah. >> brian: what made you think that country was for you the way to go. >> i grew up in southeast missouri, rural community. cornfield. literally on my gravel road i grew up a cornfield here and

soybeans field here. i grew up with farmers. first song with arm father baling hay. this is the life. it's always been a part of the fabric of who i am. when you come from a small town in middle america. what's the first thing you want to do is run from there because there is rock and roll here and a city here. so i went through years, you know, like everybody does of growing up. i always came back to my country roots because i don't know anything but being a country guy. so, i live in the country at home. i love to hunt and fish. >> brian: for real. >> i love conservation. i love i have a smoking hot wife. we live the rural lifestyle. keys to the country is real. what do you could on a daily basis? when i went get home today i will likely get into my farm truck light a big cigar. ride around and listen to charlie daniels and get in the mode. >> brian: probably make out with your smokin' hot wife. >> every chance i get. literally one night in new york last night hey, look, we got no

kids. it's -- this is a great time, you know. the guy at the door says keep it romantic no problem get in and. [snoring] >> ainsley: it's the kids. do you know what i love about y'all. you were so nice to me in nashville we interviewed you for "fox & friends." >> brian: so hard to be nice to ainsley. >> so hard. >> ainsley: you always show up. i asked you for an interview you are like no problem. i will be glad to do it. we asked you to come up last minute. you said no problem. you always compliment your wife. raise our boys and brothers and men in our lives i helped raise my brother. i kept tell him always be respectful of women. always be the good guy. and you can be popular and fun but be the good guy and treat women correctly and that's how you treat your wife. you married her. she has two kids. and you say that was a bonus. then y'all had two kids of your own. you just represent what a really good guy is like and you are very successful. >> thank you very much. moralistic values are number one for me. so, whenever i introduce myself

to someone, i want them toe remember i don't care about having a legacy of music some day. that's going to come and go always with anybody in the public eye. i want to be remembered as a great dad, a great father, a great christian. a great husband, a great guy for conservation. somebody who helped out and did their part. and, you know what? i appreciate you saying that. i mean, i love my wife. there is no other woman that i have eyes for. that's why when you see me walk into a room i keep my head high but eyes low. that's an important things i do. i want to impress that upon my kids. my kids will go down in history knowing that their dad had eyes for one chick. she is really hot. i love her a lot and she loves me. we have great relationship. do you know what first we are friends. we are friends first. we work together and then we love together. that comes third. it's such a natural thing for us. that you know, strides like that don't come that often anymore especially in today's world i'm proud of that. >> pete: other thing listed on that list is love of country. you are a patriot. >> i love my country, yes.

cheers. [. >> pete: song about the flag as well tell us about that inspiration. >> freedom doesn't come free. as i told you earlier off camera i have been watching you a lot with the troops and some of your latest promos. it's really amazing. i think we forget how good we got it we wake up this morning the air is beautiful here in new york city. greatest city on earth. we are free in this country today. no matter what may hit you left and right, we are free today. that's a lot to be thankful for. we have air in our lungs today. that's a lot to be thankful for. we can get in the city and have some fun. i love it here by the way or get out in the country and have some fun. we live in the greatest country in my opinion on the face of the earth. i'm really proud to be from here. [applause] >> waking up in freedom is really something to value, man. and suspects it's something that not everybody got to do today and we did. >> brian: fighting for just that and they are thankful for us for making it happen. >> yes. >> brian: listen, if you are not thinking about not getting his album i know you changed your mind. go ahead and do it it's called "all in" available where music is sold, which is everywhere.

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president went back to the press portion of the plane and did an off-the-record session with reporters. and, of course, some of that has now leaked out. here's a sense of what joe biden is saying to the media. get this: part of the report from politico. growing frustration from the presidency that he is not receiving the kind of generally more positive coverage they believe he deserves. that too often attention is focused on staff turnover and poor poll numbers and not a robust job market and america's relatively strong economic recovery. the expectation guys is that they spin for him and at this point what can you do. >> ainsley: they are trying to be as best they can because they are not reporting a lot of the controversial things that have happened. then they also censorshipped the "new york post" article about hunter biden before the election. so that you didn't know about it when you went to the polls. how can they be better? they have to report after all

these months of inflation. after all these months of gas prices going up. since the very beginning, record high inflation. they have to report on it do you see a lot of coverage of the border of all these caravans? you see it here on fox but you don't see it on others. they are trying to be the best they can. i'm sure in their numerous they are saying oh my gosh we have to report some of this negative news we don't want to but we don't have a choice. >> brian: we keep hearing the babies crying because there is no baby formula. we see the 32-mile illegal alien march to our border. we see the four major nations on the council of americas in california are not showing up. >> ainsley: what about gas prices? >> brian: we see of course gas prices that have to have a question which he wants to blame other people for. so this is stuff that is beyond reproach. nbc, cnn, "the washington post" had the same story. they are coming apart at the scenes within the white house. so that is the process. the poll numbers are reflective of it. i will say this. it worked. i guarantee you -- what's today?

friday. you will see the questions get easier starting on the sunday shows and more positive coverage next week because they -- the last thing they want to do is hurt the man they put in office. >> pete: that's exactly right. they are on his team. they do not want to be making these criticisms. they are just -- first of all, they are easy superficial ones. inflation is obvious. the turnover in the white house is obvious. you have to report on. that was to your point though, ainsley, all the big stories that actually reveal the corruption going on in washington, d.c. or the bias in the media, they never touch that they are only touching hunter biden a year and a half later because he might be indicted and so they are going to have to report on it for him to go back and browbeat shows you just how high the expectation is amongst the press pool to play cover for this administration. they went after donald trump for four years. this was supposed to be the easy period. they are messing it up so bad that reporters are accidently having to report this.

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a ains answers he won last time hoping he wins this time hoping he will pull up another upset. >> brian: feel like a valerie boy. >> ainsley: sat next to jacqui gleason the honeymooners. >> brian: probably not a compliment. >> pete: janice dean got a chance to meet the famous horse and talk to the trainer ahead of the race. joins us live from belmont, new york. >> janice: brian, thank you for taking part. i know it's hard for you to put on a hat. >> brian: i'm not a hat guy. >> janice: i know i feel fortunate you did this rich strike, it's going to be a movie some day. they beat the odds to win the kentucky derby they skipped the preakness because they wanted to

get ready for the belmont. eric reid is a humble man from lexington, kentucky. this horse beat the odds will he do it again? take a look. >> a record breaking win. rich strike charging up the rail for a stunning 80 to 1 odds. >> has had hit you yet about how special that win was? >> it's just been a whirlwind. we can all go out and work really hard, but it doesn't mean that's going to make us anything special. it's not going to make us all winners. it just means we have a chance. and whenever something good happens, especially if you have had tragedies and bad things, you appreciate it so much more. and you realize what a gift you have been given. and in september, we were given the greatest gift of our lives in richie. i mean, he was not purchased with any intent of being a kersy derby winner. it's emotional to know that september day was going to change everybody's life. all my guys at mercury that take care of this horse, jerri jr.

the love these two have for each other. i'm so happy for him. the pictures of him and his dad after the race it makes me tear up. >> janice: tell me about your dad. he was raised by a trainer, right? and have a moment seeing his son wane derby. >> as we walked over, i remember pointing to the grandstand. there were so many people and i said dad, that's usually us watching. i said this year they're watching us. steve the preakness is this weekend. >> janice: we don't have a triple crown this year. rich strike is not going to be appearing. >> janice: we missed him at preakness. there was more talk than ever about spreading these races apart. >> tradition is hard to change. but in the best interest of the horses and the way the business is today, i think it would be better, my opinion anyway, but to give these horses a little more space between the races. >> janice: how has he been this whole week at belmont. >> he has been great. he has gotten so happy here. and the last three days have been his best days training.

>> when you train, i mean, does he go the speed that you want him to go during a race or how does that work? >> no. you don't really go that fast but in the workouts, sometimes they will go close to that. >> janice: how is sunny doing? >> he has won a lot of races for me since the derby. is he anxiously ready to get up here. he has a lot of faith in this horse. >> janice: do you think he is there. >> he seems to be. is he a different horse than before the derby. i think he knows he is special now. >> janice: are you going to be wearing the gold on your pinky finger? >> everybody is. actually a big movement on social media people are already sending me pictures that they have their little pinkies already painted gold to support richie. he has a lot of fans out there. a breath of fresh air and we get tons of emails. handwritten letters, poems, little children sending me pictures and it's -- you know, he is your richie but he is america's horse.

he is our horse too. and i mean i think that's super cool. we didn't start that. it's just been so many letters, you know he is america's horse. i hope he represents him well: >> janice: oh my goodness. i mean, what a story. what a trainer. what a horse. it really is an american dream story. if you look at what's happened, they have had tragedy in this family. there was a fire that took place six years ago that killed many of the horses, eric reid's barn but he was going to give up and he didn't. then he has this gift, this gift of this horse that gave them hope again. and how you cannot root for rich strike in the belmont stakes? i mean, he is third right now in the odds. he took our breath away. and what a wonderful interview. what a gift that was. and you know how much that i love the horses. it's stories like these that make me love it even more. back to you.

>> ainsley: we're sitting here thinking you wear many hats. >> pete: many hats. you are our equestrian expert. meteorologist expert and the most powerful political person on our program. >> ainsley: correct. >> brian: absolutely. >> janice: oh, you guys, i'm not deserving. and by the way the gold fingernail is because martha, his daughter, 10 years ago he was going to a race in california, she said i can't be >> the final hour of "fox & friends" starts now and she loves us.

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'cause it's friday, brian and this is what we do. >> if you don't like it, shut your mouth. >> i won't change the channel. >> although you can watch at the same time on fox nation the entire concert. >> it will continue to go. that's why you come here, get the vip ticket, get the food and get in -- at least get on the turf. we have brand new turf for this year. >> you know what, he is such a nice guy. as you know, we've been promoting him all week and two of the ban members come down with an illness and so they weren't able to be here. so last night, every one is scrambling and they called chris and they said can you get up here. and they said yes. he had to perform. >> do you know what he said verbatim? >> what. >> he said fire up the jet. >> yeah. >> we're coming. >> right. >> and he did. he got a big performance in nashville tonight but he's doing it just for us. you're right, ainsley, what a

great conversation, too. the guy is a thoughtful guy who clearly is a -- >> if you're just waking up, we interviewed him, he said he met his wife and he knew he was going to fall in love with her. and he said he walks into a room and he keeps his head held eye but he never wants to look at another girl. he only has eyes for his wife. it's beautiful. >> right. by the way, when i say fire up the jet, that means i'm boarding delta. >> i could say that all day. >> hi, jetblue, thanks for taking me and the extra leg room. all right. three minutes after the hour. the january 6th committee produced by abc news. executive, one executive. >> yes. the house of representatives liz cheney and adam kiss singer was the only republican on the room. >> abc, and cbs was happy to

make it their prime timing tonight. alexander. >>reporter: good morning. this is the first of seven prime time hearings. as you mentioned congresswoman listen cheney is only 1 of 2 republicans. last night she said this. >> ignored the rulings of our nation's court. he ignored his campaign leadership, his white house staff, many republican state officials. he ignored the department of justice and the department of homeland security. >>reporter: over the course of two hours the panel presented never before seen video and the -- committee chairman made the comparison to the dark days of slavery. >> from a part of the country where people justified the actions of slavery, ku klux klan and lynching, i'm reminded of

that history as i hear voices today trying to justify of the actions on january 6th, 2021. >>reporter: y ivanka trump and william barr were deposed. both said they accepted the results of 2021 election. the committee is working to prove that former president trump distrusted the result is what spurred the capitol attack. he called it an attempted coup. in unprecedented move, they said -- focusing on the intelligence gathering process that preceded january 6th. the hearing serve as a culmination almost a year long investigation. it's the largest criminal probe in u.s. history. the committee will reconvene next week. ainsley, brine. >> they're producing the whole thing. i do feel like i'm watching a show produced with somebody with a point of view. thank you so much. the main reason for that is there was nobody on the other

side to give counterbnz and facts. >> you're right. the only two republicans was against donald trump. >> the reason there wasn't another side is 'cause nancy pelosi didn't accept the choices that were made from the republican side and who that would be. one of those people were representative jim banks, republican from indiana. thank you so much for going here, sir. your reaction to the production that was last night. >> well, last night's hearing was a prime time dub. nothing came out of it that we didn't know before and it didn't change anybody's mind. end of the day this committee is trying to prosecute donald trump for crimes he did not commit and last night prove that they don't have evidence that shows anything that's different than that. they want to throw donald trump in jail. they can't get that done. they want to prevent his name from appearing on the ballot. they want to continue to use this committee process as a way to attack their political opponents. bealso learned from reports over the weekend that this committee

is actually going to come out and recommend for abolishing the electoral college and to advance the radical elections to move all states toward mail-in ballots. that's what this committee is really all about. it's not about investigating january 6th. >> you know, congressman, i a lot of republicans says they're not telling us the whole story. there was a lot that happened. they don't want to be released to the public, including the -- like cash patel said under oath and others said under oath that two days before this, that they were doing everything in their power, that the president did ask for two -- 20,000 national guard troops to be there around the capitol for safety reasons and that nancy pelosi and the sergeant of arms did not allow that to happen. they denied the national guard in a written refusal. tell us more about that. what are they not telling us that if we talked to republicans, they would say? >> that's why west this is a cover-up. it's not just a cover-up from

distracting from the issues, five gallon of gas. nancy pelosi has documents in her office about why the national guard was called off because of, quote, bad optics, that she refused to give up to the bipartisan senate homeland security committee that investigated january 6th several months ago. why don't they want to talk about the real issues, about the complete disintegration and the breakdown of leadership and security on january 6th and the weeks leading up to it on capitol hill. those are the serious questions that if i were in the room, that we would have been asking about last night. but we were denied the opportunity to do that. >> congressman, it was like watching the impeachment hearings without the other side. they have their point of view, i

get it. i understand you don't want president, you never did. what were you were ever able to pick them point and back to what you say and you put together your side. that's okay. the problem is, there was no other side. so you sat there saying, okay, are we going to commercial now? no one says was a good move to storm the capitol. the video is horrendous. anytime law enforcement is beaten, i'm against it if but the other thing they gorth to do, if donald trump planned this, it didn't come up at the family dinner to eric and don jr. in fact, the text messages that were released to the public shows that don jr. was going back and say we got to stop this. what's happening here? this was not the intent. that would have been the pushback to show you that nobody wanted the breach of the capitol, but they're not going to have this opportunity. and i think it actually hurts their cause. >> did really does. never forget that donald trump in his speech that says go down

to the capitol and patrioticically and peacefully make your voice heard. i can't get over those words. >> not included. >> they won't present that part of his speech to the american people. >> congressman, you been a part of your own investigation after being banned from being a part of this panel. talk to us about what you would focus on what you discovered. >> we discovered serious and real issues related to the breakdown of leadership within the top ranks the capitol police. remember that right after january 6th the capitol police got together and over 90% voted no confidence in their department's leadership. the head of the capitol police union have told me that they weren't prepared for what happened on january 6th because the intelligence never got to them. they had intelligence weeks before that and they never got to rank and file capitol police officers. they weren't equipped. they had outdate and had faulty confinement. the rioters had confinement better than they did. they weren't trained for a riot

after all the blm riots. those are the real issues that our attack are going to tackle, how to fix those issues and how to inform kevin mccarthy to secure the capitol and take those issues more seriously than nancy pelosi ever did. >> congressman, thanks. the inflation report. the consumer price index is coming out. the inflation is expected to run very high. we're seeing an increase, now represent costs are going up and gas prices went up again today. yesterday $4.97. today the average price, some stites are higher, $4.98. what's your reaction? >> going back to last night, these democrats are so obsessed with donald trump that they are completely ipcapable of addressing the real issues that the american people care about. this inflation report today is going to prove, once again, that it's democrats policies all across the board that means that it's costing you more money to go to grocery store to fill up

your gas tank and just to pay your bills and live your life. from erasing student loans to their so-called build back better plan, the radical climate change agenda, all of this has contributed to this massive growth in inflation and gas prices. we're not going to let them off the hook for it but it's only going to continue get worse as long as these democrats are in control. >> here's -- with secretary of energy told us to be ready for this summer. >> this summer is going to be rough. the energy information agency, which is the energy -- the entity that projects forward the price of gas, the price of oil, have said that by the fall it should be down to $4.27 a gallon. and by late this year, early next year, it will be down to $4, make under $4, maybe high $3 a gallon. there will be some relief on the horizon. but during this summer, it is

going to be rough because we have such a demand and supply mismatch on the global market for oil. >> congressman, if you wanted to do something about gas and oil, you go up to the gas and oil companies and you talk about a five-year plan. they're asking together for a five year plan and they will be able to get the investors to puncturing holes and expanding, if they know exactly the commitment from the government. the president won't do that. >> gas prices have doubled since joe biden has been in office. and he hasn't been in office for two years yet. this shows you the democrats do not care that it's costing twice as much as to fill up your impasse tank and costing you more to put food on the table. they do not care because it is their policies that are causing it. all they have to do is roll back their radical agenda all across the board and that would send us back where we were just two years ago when we had a republican in the white house and donald trump, where it was easier to make ends meet. they do not care because it is their policy they're causing it.

>> certainly are. no doubt about it. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> carley standing over there. good morning to you. that's some sad news out of mississippi. a police officer there is killed in a shooting yesterday afternoon along with an unidentified woman. police confirming officer kenny was killed. police say they are looking for dontay marcus who they say is armed and dangerous. he was last seen just before 6:00 p.m. last night. >> it looks like san francisco''s d.a. chesa boudin can be in office until july. the prosecutor cannot removed from office until ten days after the board of supervisor supervises that recall. according to the san francisco examiner, about 100,000 votes are still un counted and the final tally is not expected until the end of the month.

>> to paying for news. some of the biggest news organization are bracing for impact. facebook has paid average annual fees of more than $15 million to the "washington post.." just over -- two the company is shifting its investment away from news and toward short form video content to compete with tiktok. >> the new york rangers 3 know 1 in game five of the eastern conference finals. that put tampa in the lead. >> across -- then he scores again. >> the lightning now just one win away from making their third stanley cups final appearance. congratulations to them. those are your handles, guys. over to you. >> do we just think of the game last night. >> if we win the next one --

>> who's we? >> you're assuming that we are the rangers. >> because we live in new york. >> no, we don't. >> i'm just kidding. >> we're in new york right now. >> it's 3 know3-2. where's the next game. >> tampa. >> if we win in tampa, then we go back him. >> i'm cheering for tampa. >> really? >> two times it was -- >> they win everything. they win super bowls. they win hockey. >> i know. >> it's been a long time since new york's won anything. >> right? so why don't you pull for the under dog. >> new york is now calling themselves the under dog. >> let's go in from janet. she's in new york where the islanders now share a parking lot with the belmont racetrack arena, right? >>reporter: that is exactly correct. it's just a hot, skip and a jump away from a belmont. the 145th belmont takes place

tomorrow. we will be broadcasting fox & friends weekend. we will off sorts of fun for you. we got drinks and parties. we'll be talking about the horses. right now, we've got the -- the weather was perfect. we were thinking we could see showers in the forecast. not happening tomorrow. temperatures in the low 70s. i love this track because almost 20 years ago, my husband and i came from one of our first date. it was a triple crown. funny side was riding. it was a new york horse. it was a money day. it was awful. but i fell in love at the track. and that's why i love horse racing so much, guys. we'll be live on fox & friends tomorrow. live in new york. back to you, pete and brian and ainsley. >> well, you got your triple crown. your husband and your precious boys. >> right. >> that is right. >> right.

>> that is my triple crown, lady. >> and there is no prize money for that. it's priceless. >> you know what's so cool about that track, you live right there. it's like you have all these houses, neighborhoods, prime property where everyone wants to live because it's close to the city and then you have this racetrack right in the middle of it. does everyone in your neighborhood go to the derby? the belmont. >>reporter: a lot of people don't. they do have backyard parties, though. so on the weekend that we can't come here, there's all sorts of backyard parties. >> you can see there's about 100,000 people there. it's been around -- it's a rich trish. all right. i really enjoyed this interaction. >> thank you, janice. >> senator bernie sanders shares a warning to democrats about the midterms. he says change your messaging or you're going to lose. >> first, chris jansen is really good at muk and he's rocking the all american summer concert series on fox square with his

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putting democrat on notice ahead of mid terms saying, the party will lose control if congress has nothing changes. >> saerpz telling politico, you can't win an election. the republicans standing a chance to gain the house. >> the warning comes as joe biden's approval rating plum he wants even among young and hispanic voters 22% and 24% respectively amongst those groups. >> look how he looks in that picture. let's bring in her rad doe rivera. >> heraldo -- >> hi, ainsley. >> good morning. >> we was in the back of the air force one and says we need better press to the press. so is bernie sanders? ? >>reporter: i think senator sanders is extremely gloomy and for the reason. when the polls shows hispanic

historic democratic constituents is down 24% approval, that's a real dangerous -- that's a red flag for democrats that they have absolutely missed the boat. bernie sanders, senator senators suggest that the democrats have not done enough, that they needed build back better, they needed to throw more federal money at the -- at their various constituency despite the ugly investigator of inflation. many believe it's the government's generosity that fuel, of course, along with the putin invasion of ukraine and some of the other global events, but there is a definite believe that the government is what field inflation. bernie believes that the only hope that democrats really have now is reaction to roe v. wade if indeed that decision is overthrown the constitutional rights of women to seek abortion, should they feel it necessary. the other thing is the failure,

the absolute unfolding failure that we're watching before our very eyes, the congress and the republicans in congress specifically to do anything about gun control in the wake of uvalde and buffalo and the rest of it if all things considered, it's to doubt that bernie sanders believes that the democrats are headed for a big drumming. it is interesting that what happened last night with the january 6th committee hearings, i think that since that that was more about president trump who, of course, is not up till election until 2024 rather than democrats generally. so it is -- it will be interesting to see. but bernie is in a bad mood. >> heraldo, you said bernie would character part of the lack of support is not passing bigger legislation. i would imagine if you look at that 58% disapproval among

hispanics for joe biden. what is hurting their perception of him particularly? >>reporter: what people fail to realize sometimes because of this kind of stereotyping of the immigrants coming across the border and so forth is that hispanics in the united states, the largest minority group by far in this country, almost to 20% country, they are conservative group, they are family oriented, they like traditional incremental change. they don't like radical change. i think that that's what you're seeing, really, is kind of perception that president biden is not in control, particularly. a perception, despites the fact that the economy is doing pretty well objectively speaking. it's not from inflation. you do have 3.6% unemployment, a historic low. gas prices -- well, the 11 mon

million unified jobs, i would argue that is an argument for increased immigration. i think there is a gloomiliness, there is a feeling of pessimism. the one thing that they have promised president biden -- and i found that is very interesting -- is that they won't challenge him if he decides that he is indeed running for erection. -- that they want peace with president biden and i think the real enemy are senators man chen who follows the expansive federal that bernie believes might. >> socialist once and for all. heraldo, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> i talked to a spanish woman the other day. and she said she just bought a house. the interest rates went up. that's costing her $1,000 more a

month. she was trying to lock in the old rate and it didn't happen. she said she became the citizen the right way. she said gas prices are affecting her because she drives into the city to work. she's pro-life. and she says it is so expensive to live here now and inflation is killing her. so that's one of the individuals that is not supporting joe biden . thank you so much, heraldo. >> love to you. >> okay. love to you, tu. >> coming up the white house breaking for an elevated inflation report when it's released in just minutes. >> first, let's check in with the all american summer concert series on fox square here. here is the wonderful chris jansen. ♪

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>> a foxx news alert. the consumer price index showing an 8.6% increase. that is the highest since december of 1981. and higher than what economist who are expecting which is 8.3% month over month gain were also larger than expected at 1%. this follows last month's inflation rate year-over-year. the number is in, it is not good. pete, back to you. >> thank you, carley let's bring in stewart. >> it's a very powerful report in the sense that this is very strong inflation. it has not yet peaked. 8.6%.

the inflation trend continues. wages are being swamped by this. wages are up roughly 5%. inflation coming in at 8.6%. that means our declining standard of living. this is not good. politically, this is a huge problem for the president, obviously. he doesn't appear fof an answer. and i believe, pete that, this weekend, we're going to be talking about inflation and mott so much of the january 6th. >> yeah. this is what people are really talking about. >> absolutely. >> if we're talking about our numbers, the highest since 1981. this is generational inflation like nobody's ever seen. >> yes, it is. i actually remember this kind of spike in inflation in the late 1970s and the early 1980s. everybody suffered. it was a real catastrophe. and it ended with a major recession. '80, '81 huge recession. i'm worried that we'll go in the same direction this time around because we got the same level of inflation, a same federal

reserve that got to do something about it, interest rates are going to go up, that slows the economy. you had a recession. it's all negative. >> it sure is. and soaring gas prices. $4.98. that's sky skyrocketed over the last year. the white house continues went to jimmy kimmel saying the economy is great. how is there such a disconnect? >> they don't want to get in touch with their greatest prices. i maintain that inflation is the greatest crisis facing this country and this presidency at this moment. the president doesn't have an answer. his idea of getting inflation down is to spend more money to get costs down for families. that's an entirely unworkable plan, which -- the only thing it'll do is create even more inflation. >> that's right. basic economics would tell us

that. we know that part of what's contributed to this was the spending on covid relief bills that happened for years as well. are we at the both? >> of what? >> of inflation? >> are we at the peak? >> at the peak. the bottom is at the peak, yes. >> i suspect that we're not because the rise of the prize of diesel and gasoline that fuels inflation throughout the economy, it's going to ripple out into the food and services. i have to break these numbers down. i'm convinced that services are going up very sharply. to answer your question, i don't think we've reached peak inflation yet. >> that is not good news 'cause it's its most reregressive of results. the tax on everybody, specifically people living on income. >> thank you. >> thank you, stewart. >> thank you. >> coming, rachel campos-duffy, our weekend cohost is here, but

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>> protestors are matching outside of the house of justice amy coney barrett just after one day after a man was waved with a plan to kill justice kavanaugh, yet house democrats have pushed off with a bill insisting that justices are safe. >> the justices are safe. i think the attorney general even did you believe down on that. >> this is about security about the justices. an armed showed up near justice kavanaugh's house. >> we're working on the bill that the senate will be able to approve of. this bill will be a bill, but nobody is in danger over the weekend because of our not having a bill. >> here to react is rachel

campos-duffy. she's saying nothing's going to happen this weekend. how would you feel if you're one of these justices and she's like hang on, hang on for three or four more days. we'll get to it next week. >> it's so outrageous to seek this bill for extra protection for the justices and the their families could be on the president's steps right now because kevin mccarthy says this can pass with a unanimous consent to the house. i so there's one reason why she's not doing it. it's a very deliberate strategy. she is trying to maximize from her -- from where she's at by not putting protection out for a vote. she's trying to maximize pressure. she's trying to drag her feet so that the justices, their families, their kids feel the greatest amount of pressure and threat. she's sending a message to them.

this is what your live will be like if you dare overturn roe v. wade. remember, back in 2020 that chuck schumer said the exact same thing. he said you will be told the conservative justices, you will pay a price for this. in fact, he said if you -- if you move forward with this, you won't know what hit you because, as you know, ainsley, abortion rights to the left is like a sacrament to them. so they are sending a message to the families and to the justices and they're dragging their feet. her excuse is, i'm waiting for a bill that will include, you know, protection for staffers and for the clerks to the supreme court as well which then leaves us to wonder does she know who the leaker is, who that clerk is? so it's all very shady. it's shameful. and you know darn well that if these kinds of threats, a man with a gun and zip tie show to the home to any of the liberal justices, right now this will be a bill for protection for them.

>> absolutely. and it just passed unanimous consent, i should say, in the senate. all they say they're wanting is that the jurist and their families get the same level of security as our legislatures and the people who are high up in the white house. they just want equal security so that they don't have to worry about walking out in their front yard with their children inside and being gunned down. what's coming up this weekend, rachel? >>reporter: we have an exciting show. so the first thing is, ainsley, my nephew, eric johnson, is going to the stanley cup. he place for the avalanche nhl team. and so we're going to have him on the show. in addition, we're going to have ben watson we're going to have brett bear. >> that's so awesome. i'll have to watch. where did your nephew grow up? >>reporter: in minnesota. >> okay. >>reporter: he's from minnesota. he's shawn's sister's son. >> okay. >>reporter: older sister's son. he's my favorite nephew, so.

>> is he your only nephew? >>reporter: no. i have so many nephews. shawn has ten brothers and sisters. >> i hope the others won't get their feelings hurt. there's his picture right there? >>reporter: ainsley, right now he's everybody's favorite nephew. >> thank you so much. we'll see you this west coast. carley. >> starting with the fox weather alert. a severe weather system sweeping through southern new jersey last night with at least one confirmed tornado. the twister's 90 miles an hour winds uprooting trees, causing damage to some buildings. one resident said it if he would like a freight train was rolling through her home. power was knocked out for many in the area, but has since been restored. thankfully no injury has been reported. to the ussl which is two weeks left of the regular season. it's starting tomorrow. the post season bound new jersey

general will fails off against the michigan panthers at 1:00 p.m. and the undid he competed birmingham stallians is perfect when they go against houston tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. and sunday on foxx at 4:00 p.m. the new orleans breaker could secure their place in the post season if they can hold off the bandits. then the philadelphia stars take on the pittsburgh mallers at 7:30. those are your handles. ainsley, over to you. >> thank you, carley. >> coming up, chris janson performs. first, let's check in with dana for what's coming up. >> i want to be quick because i want to get to chris january son as well. record inflation is wrecking family's budget and plans. the prime time january 6th hearing took place last night and will continue during the day next week brett bear has analysis for us this morning. a college fraternity pledge was hazed so badly that he almost

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>> you have to download his album. >> i've been wanting to do this summer concert series for as long as i've been watching. thank you. i appreciate it. >> bye, everyone. >> great job. >> stay within yourself. >> bill: good morning, everybody. 9:00 in new york. january 6 committee bringing their case to prime time. what did we learn, what's still to come. republicans say the hearings are nothing more than a distraction. we'll go through it together. i'm bill hemmer. nice to have you with us. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." that happened last night. the committee will hold the first of several hearings on thursday night, last night. they tried to paint the picture of president trump at the center of the con spir tee to flip the election despite no evidence of voter fraud. republicans as you can expect are firing back saying the hearings are a circus