that's a whole different ballgame. and so, when he couldn't have won if democrats had not crossed over and supported us because they had confidence in us that we would bring common sense back. that's what you are going to see in november because all of this, it's ridiculous. >> carley: thank you very much for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> two key republican primaries in virginia. >> leslie vega and state senator jen kiggans both expected to win and face democratic incumbents in the this fall. >> i will never apologize for standing and fighting. >> the president is expected to back a move to suspend the federal gas tax. >> biden's own treasury secretary admits it's unclear just how much it will help. >> pure dwem mic and it does not solve the problem at all. >> we're going to beat you. >> tighten security and protests

at the supreme court. >> did not abortion decision today but still a heavy presence of demonstration. >> protests turn into riots and violence. >> slashed the price of the picture of the v.p. >> selling tickets for $15,000. now you can get a photo for 5,000. >> she would have to pay me to take a picture with her. ♪ say hello hello. are. >> steve: hello. it's wednesday, june 22nd, 2022. you are looking live at niagara falls, right now, 17 degrees there daytime high of 89. there's a chance of rain. but if you are at niagara falls you are probably going to get wet anyway. >> brian: you should not get in a barrel and go over the edge. >> steve: that has so been done. 3,000 tons of water go over the

falls every second. it is the world's honeymoon capitol. >> ainsley: they were lighting it up with all different colors. they have lights under the water sometimes it's pink, sometimes it's blue. sometimes it's green. >> steve: there are actually three water falls, horseshoe falls also known as canadian falls. american falls and bridal vale falls. >> brian: used to be a honeymoon place go to niagara falls for honeymoon. >> steve: it's the world's honeymoon capital. >> not anymore is, it? >> steve: that's what they say. >> ainsley: i have never known anyone to go there on their honeymoon. >> ainsley: once you stair at it wax museums and jim kelly. >> steve: i can think of a couple of things. what do you do after you look at the falls? >> brian: jim kelly is the best thing in buffalo and the bills are getting a new stadium, i think so. >> steve: brian is back from virginia.

>> brian: it's been a while. my friend got married in buffalo couldn't get married there because it's a home game. i remember thinking there is a lot of wax museums. i don't understand the point of wax museums. they are mannequins that look like people. >> ainsley: they are great when you are kids. >> brian: you can't do anything with them you just stare. >> ainsley: picture of them real michael jackson. >> steve: back in the day people wanted to get close to celebrities, you know, before they had -- so the closest you could do was madame tussauds' or something like that. >> ainsley: you were in virginia yesterday primary down there and the results are if there. >> steve: races in virginia, alabama and georgia taking shape now that a big batch of primary races and runoffs are in the books. griff jenkins is live with a look at the results right now from our nation's capitol. hey, griff. >> griff: good morning, steve, ainsley and brian, big night for

g.o.p. win and they won in multiple states and in some vulnerable democrat backyards. let's start in the commonwealth of virginia with a winner that will join you in just a moment. police officer vega advancing in a crowded seventh district primary. she will now face abigail spanberger in november. now, it's one of two virginia seats that republicans sees a key opportunities to win back the house majority. the other race is in virginia's second congressional district where state senator and former navy helicopters pilot jen kiggans won the knob. what they have done to america. >> down in alabama, the tide was rolling with trump backed katy brit in one off race defeating

mo brooks who initially had trump's endorsement and now lost it brit now faces democratic candidate will boyd in november if elected she will be the first woman to represent alabama in the senate. >> alabama has spoken. we want new blood. we want fresh blood. we want someone who will fight for christian conservative values. who will fight for the freedoms and liberties this nation was founded on. >> griff: but, in georgia things didn't go so well for trump backed vernon jones taking a beating by nearly 50 votes tycoon mike collins. collins is promising to fight for constitutional rights and defeat big government. he will face democrat tabitha johnson greene you see here in november. finally, here in d.c., mueller becauser won the democrat primary for mayor. if elected she will become the only other three term narrow of d.c. besides mayor for life steve you will remember marion

barry. >> steve: i remember him well. griff, thank you very much. >> ainsley: all right, joining us now on the heels of her very exciting night we have the winner of the g.o.p. primary for virginia's seventh congressional district. yes, sirly vega. congratulations on your win. >> good morning. thank you for having me off law enforcement background. you were born to salvadorian immigrants who fled for a better life here in america. what does this mean to you and your family? >> you know, we are really excited, still. we haven't slept much, but that's okay because we know what hard work is and we are getting ready to bring it home for virginia's seventh district this fall. it was an amazing night. and i'm so blessed to have been able to share it with my parents who came to this country. nothing but realized their american dream through hard work and dedication and hiewttle. i'm humbled to be in the position i am today. >> steve: absolutely.

we thank you for your public service. i know you have been a police officer. you worked as a police officer in the sheriff's department there and you are now an auxiliary in the prince william county sheriff's office as well. how large is law enforcement and, you know, the crime wave that's going across our country when it comes to this particular vote in november? how many people are saying okay, yes, absolutely. inflation is killing us. but we have got pay attention to crime? >> it's absolutely a topic of priority for voters up and down the seventh district. i'm not just talking about republican voters. i'm talking about democrat voters, independent voters. the number one priority of folks is to live in safe and secure communities. to know that their children are going to be safe playing outside. unfortunately, you have a democrat party that has opened up the doors for crime skyrocketing in our communities like we have never seen before. you have somebody in abigail spanberger that led the charge to unqualified immunity. has taken felony aoc's defund

the police pac and that's something we will remind voters every step of the way and we'll ensure we do our very best to provide that safety that voters so desperately want. brine brian when people look at spanberger that's a moderate cia background, what do you say because most experts will also say she is one of the most vulnerable in the house. >> voters are no longer buying that. they know exactly who she is and what her voting record has been down in washington, d.c. it's election time. so you have abigail spanberger acting as a double agent and voters have had enough. we have the momentum. we are really excited and i can't wait to continue to engage with new voters as this campaign continues and we look forward to delivering for the people of the seventh district this fall. >> ainsley: we also wanted to ask you because you do have law enforcement background about uvalde. the school district police chief was denied a leave of absence from the council members. they are not allowing him to do that. i think because they want him

ultimately just to step down if he misses so many council meetings he will be kicked off the council. he has been widely criticized to wait too long to send those officers in to rescue those childrens in classroom 111 and 112. the state police have called this an abject failure. what your response. >> it's a tragedy. i think it's very easy to step back and try to criticize. i'm certainly very interested in continuing to see what other details are made available to the public. but certainly, it's a tragedy. and i can't imagine all of the suffering and pain that parents are still feeling, but it's absolutely our duty as public servants to ensure that we do our best to uphold that oath that we have taken. which is to serve and to protect. i'm really going to be focusing on that as we continue to campaign and looking forward to talking about this issue more in the fall. >> steve: that's right. the experts say the officers could have gone in three minutes after they arrived.

>> brian: and shot him even before he got into the building. >> steve: it is so heart breaking that this has happened. i know you put out a statement yesterday. you said after your win now is time to bring everybody together, republicans and democrats. inflation doesn't discriminate that really is the number one thing that resonates with everybody. yeah, gas prices are through the roof. but, the price of inflation is like a tax on everybody. >> it absolutely is. at the end of the day we are in the position that we are in because of joe biden positions on policies and abigail spanberger supporting him every single step of the way. when i'm at the gas pump i talk to voters and when i'm at the grocery store i be speak to voters. i reminding people that there is a possibility that we can change and turn things around and it starts with opening their minds, opening their hearts, and giving us the opportunity to talk to them about why we are in the best position to represent them the way they deserve to be

represented. >> brian: a republican wave election a lot of people looking to your seat and your outcome to give an indication of how big it will be. not much pressure on your soldiers besides that congratulations on the victory. >> thank you for having me. thank you. >> brian: beat a green beret navy seal derrick anderson on with us yesterday. very impressive. >> ainsley: one of the most competitive in november. a chance for republicans to flip the house. you talked about this yesterday, district 2 and district 7 are two big ones where the women have won these primaries for the republican party and they face tough elections in november. >> steve: well, she helped run glenn youngkin's latino voter coalition during his campaign just last year. so, you know, she knows what's of interest to the people of the commonwealth. >> ainsley: education is important there i guess everywhere but that was such a big issue in virginia for the governor gubernatorial race. still ahead a 35th california city votes no confidence in

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♪ >> ainsley: breaking overnight the el monte city council made up of entirely democrats issuing no confidence in progressive

district attorney george gascon. >> brian: comes in the wake of last week's tragic shooting that claimed the lives of two ghifers is. ashley astronomer joins us. >> the issuing a unanimous vote of no confidence against gascon becoming the 35th city in l.a. county to do. so that's not stopping l.a. county d.a. george gascon from doubling down on his office's hand leg of the case that allowed the shooter to be out of jail. he was charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm which could have sent him back to prison for three years. but gascon says having a gun does not make a person violent. >> the possession of a gun is not considered a violent crime. simple possession of a gun is not considered a violent crime: he was arrested for possession of drugs and possession of a gun. not the use of a gun.

this is not about explaining, this is about clearing the record. >> the parents of officer joseph santana laying the blame squarely on gascon and his decision not to keep flores behind bars. listen. >> how many more lives do we have to lose for something to be done this guy should never be out there. >> criminal that shot and killed my son and michael should have been locked up they both would have been here today. gascon needs to be recalled immediately. he has destroyed so many lives and he has completely destroyed ours and they are never coming back. and i blame it all on gascon. >> when asked if he had anything to say to the victim's families this was gascon's reaction yesterday. >> do you have anything to say to the mother of el monte police officer joseph santana, explaining your policies for her son's death? >> unbelievable. during the press conference gascon went on to say even with

his policies flores could have gone back to jail and likely would have had a trial date for the gun charges later this month. back to you guys. >> steve: but, thank you very much, ashley. then he said he could have been out on bail and he would have been on the streets anyway. for gascon to say i'm not -- you know, i'm not explaining, i'm just trying to clear the record the record is this guy, the reason people are so hacked off at him, is he will not enforce california's three strikes rule. and it's a law out there. and this guy who killed these two cops had one strike with the gun possession. and gascon say it's not violence. gascon said he wasn't a violent guy. he was just somebody addicted to drugs. oh yeah that's how want to have a gun. look at the tragic outcome of what has happened out in california. no wonder people are up in arms. >> ainsley: he received two years' probation for that felony firearm possession charge but he had been addicted to drugs. most of his previous arrests.

he had been arrested multiple times for drug related. grandparent's house. the l.a. dyspnea deputy district -- with the deputy district attorney's association said that flores should have been in a state prison cell. he would not have been able to murder these police officers. he said under california law he mace admin mum sentence of 32 months in state prison and he called him a career criminal in a gang. >> brian: in gang i'm sure nonviolent gang. they are cropping up everywhere. important to point out domestic abuse charge on him. maybe we should revoke that bail. the other thing i imagine a sober judge would look at this guy's track record, see him with gun possession. see his background and said until we get him a trial date it's better to put this guy in jail while he waits for it instead they have no power because of these d.a.s, same thing in philadelphia, new york, chicago, was in san francisco. we don't know about the replacement yet. and in new york city the only

thing that could stop alvin bragg for keeping his job is if the governor came and put it -- tried to fire him and put it to the legislature. >> steve: unfortunately, in most municipalities you have got the prosecutor that says okay, we're going to put him in jail as long as we can and then you have got the defense attorney. unfortunately, in so many locations now, it seems like the prosecutor and the defense attorney are on the same side. it's like he is not a bad guy. just let him go. unfortunately that's what happens in so many places particularly out there. two cops murdered by this guy who realized what he did and kills himself. >> ainsley: they were murdered on tuesday before father's day. officer santana's father said he never got a text from his son. he normally would have spent the day or heard from his son. he had to spend father's day without his child. >> brian: you would imagined would have stepped in there. >> steve: you would hope. >> brian: let's go to carley. >> carley: speaking of soft on crime, we have a story out of

chicago. police announcing a new foot pursuit policy barring officers from chasing offenders who commit or are about to commit low level crimes. critics say it gives criminals the green lights to make a run for it. the chicago mayor lori lightfoot disagrees. listen. >> alleys and down ways and it's important that officers stay together that they do everything that they can. >> carley: according to new policy officers will have to establish reasonable suspicion that a person has committed is committing or is about to commit a felony that endangers public safety. three people are injured after a plane makes a fiery crash landing in miami on tuesday. initial reports attribute the crash landing to gear malfunction. crews were able to quickly evacuate all 126 people aboard in douse the flames. miami's mayor calling it a miracle no one was killed.

breaking into an $8 million mansion near panama city and throwing a wild house party. the party goers posting videos to social media showing large crowds and underaged drinking and a boxing match inside this luxury home. now, the folks who own this place have no connection to these young people. the sheriff's office has identified several individuals and are working to track down more. rob gronkowski announcing retirement from the nfl second time. the former patriots and buccaneers tight end calling it a career on instagram writing quote i will now be going back into my retirement home walking away from football again with my head held high knowing i gave it everything i had good or bad. every time i stepped out onto the field. gronk's teammate for four super bowl titles tom brady paying tribute to long time friend in his own post saying no one has ever embodied the idea of leaving it all out on the field like rob has throughout his

entire career. he will be retired 2018. came back to play with tom brady and going to retire again. the youngest guy in the retirement. >> brian: lead to you what question. >> carley: we unretire again. >> brian: that's good question how about another? >> brian: will he join tom brady again on the talks team when is he retired? because he has been here before. >> carley: as an announcer. >> brian: i will ask you again in the 8:00 hour. hopefully you will have a better. >> carley: hopefully can i read your mind. >> brian: maybe fill in for us on the weekends. it's. >> ainsley: it's a lot of fun. >> steve: fill in for us on the weekend? >> brian: no, no. >> steve: we don't work weekends. >> pete: if will or pete can't do it bring in a tight end. >> ainsley: are you talking suggesting take weekends off. >> brian: i think you would love rob to be here. >> steve: tall. >> brian: no sleeves on wardrobe

request. every suit no sleeves rippling buy accepts. >> ainsley: eroo retiring at least for now. i can't keep it straight. >> brian: is he only 32, 33. >> steve: good negotiating ploy. >> brian: no one tackles you when you retire they only tackle when you come back. >> steve: speaking of comeback. will the prices come back regarding our vice president and here's what happened. last month apparently the dnc this a woman's leadership forum and they were offering people the opportunity it. >> brian: wow. >> steve: with this ticket for $15,000. you get a picture with the vice president of the united states. >> brian: once in a lifetime opportunity. >> steve: look at at that. $15,000. they couldn't sell enough tickets so they had to postpone it. now they are slashing the prices by 50% act now before midnight at their next event you can get a picture with her for $5,000. >> ainsley: amongst the soaring

inflation and rising gas price you have $5,000 to burn go get a picture of kamala. frame it and put it next your bed. >> brian: she is having trouble this is a big time for democrats. they have to raise some money for the midterms. they always look for the president and vice president to do that. and, yet, experts still say that if joe biden doesn't run, she would be the favorite. >> ainsley: even though her approval ratings are in the 30's. >> brian: mark penn says she has the machine behind her. she had the democratic machine. >> ainsley: who else do they have? pete buttigieg and kamala harris. >> brian: gavin newsom. he just took out an account on truth social to try to engage republicans. >> steve: you know what's interesting about this story, you have got to wonder who, which democrat gave this story that makes her look terrible to the news outlet puck this was something that hatchet and what to do with the next one. obviously it appears that this

is an inside. >> ainsley: one of the other people. >> steve: i would imagine it would be one of the other people if she steps aside? >> brian: mayor pete? >> ainsley: could be gavin newsom. >> steve: ultimately what this is though and you can blame joe biden, this is a case of supply and demand. there is unlimited pictures, but there is just no demand and so the price goes down. unfortunately what we found with gas is when the supply is tight, then the price goes up. >> ainsley: i think it's a different time period. people are focusing on, i think the celebrity status, getting pictures with stars. >> steve: still for some people. >> ainsley: i don't feel like it's as big. >> steve: it's not for her at this point in time. >> ainsley: people spend their money on other things. >> brian: 39% approval rating three points lower than joe biden which very kind poll we did at fox news. joe biden has 42% approval. she has got 39% approval.

if she did something, i mean, if she showed effort, if she showed hustle people would say she is trying. she tackets every weekend off. she is invisible. this is a great opportunity for a young vice president to establish herself and she runs the other way. the staff runs for the hills and she blames people. not a great series of combination of attributes. >> steve: she takes the weekend off joe takes the week off. is he still down in rehoboth. >> ainsley: tension reiss main high in washington as protests rage ahead of the supreme court's decision on roe v. wade. what could a delay in that decision mean? jonathan turley is going to weigh in. >> steve: plus, an incredible rescue caught on camera. see the incredible moment firefighters and police save a toddler from a burning house. >> it's okay, buddy. come on. >> mj! >> come on, buddy

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steven reportedly died in mid may. a fellow fighter said the 52-year-old died after stepping on a land mine. the january 6th committee holding its fourth hearing yesterday. georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger testifying that former president trump pressured him to find votes after the election. >> the numbers are the numbers. the numbers don't lie. every single allegation we checked we ran down the rabbit trail to make sure that our numbers were accurate. >> carley: the committee also playing a phone recording of trump asking rafns berg tore find 11780 votes. the former president insists he did nothing wrong. a heroic rescue in wisconsin sunday. first responders returning rushing towardsa burning home. struggled to break in the back bedroom and make sure to assure the child help is on the way. >> it's okay, buddy, come on. >> m.j.!

>> here, m.j., it's okay, buddy. come here. >> m.j.! come on. >> carley: finally a firefighter was able to smash his way into the house and he handed the child off to a policeman. the toddler is said to be in stable condition. the family lost all of their possessions but said they are so thankful that their little boy is safe. the pga tour reportedly responding to the saudi backed liv schedule. eight events only for the top 50 finishers. the those tournaments will have no cups and purses of $20 million each. bruise kept can a one of the pga's biggest stars is also reportedly joining liv golf. telling the press he just wants to focus on golf when asked about liv before last week's u.s. open. those are your headlines. brian, over to you.

>> let's talk about this. protesters on both sides of the abortion debate rallying in front of the u.s. supreme court yesterday as the eagerly awaits the verdict on roe v. wade. the court is having to release new verdicts tomorrow. it's unclear if roe may be one of them. i don't know how much longer they can wait. fox news contributor jonathan turley. are you surprised we didn't get it yesterday? >> no. you know, the court has always had a certain sense of theater in holding the major opinions for the last couple of days. so most of us expected dobbs would come in late if not on the last day. we have a number of big cases out there still pending with the court. we have the new york gun case, we also have a case involving the e.p.a. and climate change. we have an immigration case. these are all matinee cases. of course the one that sort of sucks the oxygen out of the room is dobbs. you know, that's the one that's

going to have the greatest impact. and when you have people calling for a night of rage, you really are quite nervous about what the response might be. >> brian: i know that you know, speaking to the governor yesterday and talking to others. everyone is concerned, including the justices themselves about their families and their family's welfare because ever these continued protests and the assassination attempt. do you think this will make it less likely that anything changes from the january leaked opinion? why? >> well, actually, i think these protesters are, if anything, encouraging these justices to stand their ground. they don't want to look like they have been intimidated. the fact is these justices are going to go where they believe the law will take them. but the image of these protesters covered in blood dropping dolls outside the home of amy coney barrett really shocks the conscience. this is a home with seven children. young children.

you have to really take a complete leave of your senses and any sense of decency to do something like that. i think most americans are appalled. what i just don't understand is the silence of the president who has not come out publicly to denounce these protests. that should be an easy thing that should be a thing that just simple question of decency would. >> there there trying to lean on at least one justice to switch their vote. what would a compromise look like. >> that's certainly the rumor. i don't expect. alito was the author of the draft opinion. there is a rumor that chief justice roberts is trying to get one justice to peel off that would fracture the court and would save roe v. wade. they could save mississippi law not overturn roe v. wade but give states a little more room at the elbows in terms of

passing legislation. >> brian: i wanted to go to stephen colbert story because you know there is an arrest from his staffers. he thinks it's a big joke. basically the capitol police, he has indicated he doesn't want to vilify them but he really recents the calling an insurrection. listen to him talk about it. >> triumph offered to go down to d.c. and interview some congress people to highlight the january 6th hearings. after they finished their interviews they were doing last minute puppet tri. and joey make them ups in the hallway this is first degree punt tri high jinx with to goof this n. this case was a puppet doing puppet stuff. >> brian: right, but they did go back pounding on production' doors and evidently ignoring capitol police urging them to leave. what else do you know about this? >> well, first of all, i could

just feel the defense counsel cringing because they have to go in front of a judge who may not want this sentence on a punch line. you are usually trying to say look, this was a serious matter. security is serious. remember the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi has been hammering republicans because they don't take security protocol seriously she has been handing outs heavy fines. radio silence coming from the speaker's office. it will be interesting to see how this plays out. if i was that defense attorney i would not be too pleased by turning this all into a punch line. >> brian: by the way adam schiff was evidently his staff was involved in it. another congressman from massachusetts. i'm wondering if they are going to be in trouble. real quick, do you think they would be. >> well, you know, this was clearly a breach of security protocols to let someone in who has been -- all this team had been escorted out and told to leave. they tried to get into the hearing room.

this is not just stay ago little bit longer than you should have. this is disobeying direct orders to leave the building and then reentry. >> brian: gotcha. see where this goes and see if they get the surveillance video because i'm sure it exists. we know they have a lot of cameras in the capitol building. thank you, jonathan. >> thank you. >> brian: meanwhile, still ahead, after blaming big oil companies for high gas prices, president biden is now mocking their executives for complaining. >> sensitive. i didn't know they could get their feelings hurt that quickly. >> brian: unbelievable. the president of the u.s. oil and gas association will join us live to respond.

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bucks. not what we need but it's a little something. meanwhile, after blaming oil companies for high gas prices, president biden is now mocking the oil executives for complaining. >> sensitive. i didn't know they would get their feelings hurt that quickly. we ought to be able to work something out whereby they are able to increase refining capacity and still not give up on transitioning to renewable energy. >> u.s. oil and gas association president tim stuart joins us now from the d.c. area. tim, we have heard from the president over the last couple of weeks. you oil people are evil. why are you profiteering on the backs of all of us? >> well, the problem is we are giving people the thing they actually need which is energy. so, you know, i read the letter that the president was referencing to yesterday, and i have got to hand to the ceo who wrote that. it was an honest overture that

the president is saying we think you are wrong but we want to work with you. and he is increasingly more republicanly as he goes on in his service completely free of t and completely wrong on every issue dealing with energy. >> steve: we heard the same thing about foreign policy from a former defense secretary a while back. we heard in that soundbite, tim, the president made it clear we are asking the oil companies do more refining, not punching more holes in the ground getting more oil but just refining until everybody can buy a tesla. that's his plan. i think he is going to be the transformational president somebody told him he could be to wean us off of fossil fuel for good. >> the problem is that is a 41% chance anywhere in the united states if i plug in an electric vehicle that that vehicle will be charged by using natural gas

to create electricity. so the president is asking us to transition to something that something isn't ready yet. it's clear we don't have the infrastructure for it the reality we still need energy for today. >> steve: absolutely. where we are today is at a fork in the road, essentially you say. we can -- the president can continue on his way the way this path that he has taken and we're going to wind up in a ditch which is a recession. or he can get out of your way. >> exactly. that is the whole problem. you hit the nail on the head there the president seems to completely avoid any addressing of the issue which is when we with got to increase long-term supply. is he like the college freshman who refuses to study for the midterm. the reality is that we have got address long-term supply. these gimmicks that the administration keeps throwing out whether it be a gas tax

holiday or gas cards or what have you, they are gimmicks. and the global markets don't respond to gimmicks. this is the problem with the administration. they don't have -- they are just -- it's an unserious solution to a serious problem. and they are just not taking this as it really should. >> steve: after the president said what he did after the guy from chevron wrote that letter to him saying hey, mr. president, work with us. we had to get you on to explain, you are ready to work but the president seems unserious. >> do not bet against this industry. we are always ready to work. and, again, the ceo of chevron wrote a great letter. the reality is the president probably didn't even read it, but he should have because that is a serious overture to the administration that we are saying let us help you out of the ditch that you have driven yourself into. and the reality is we are there. and we are willing to help. got to be able to reach out to us. >> steve: tim stewart, president of the u.s. oil and gas association. tim, thank you very much. great talking to you. >> thanks a lot.

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>> they love the attention. they want to be lap dogs and do all the things with you basically. >> janice: good for families? >> absolutely, yes. >> now you are a husband and wife team. did you guys meet at the dog show? >> yes. actually, we did. yes. >> janice: how did it work? tell me about your love story. >> my best friend from texas where i'm from, he also shows dogs. he moved up here for his now fiancee, introduced me to rachel and it went from there. >> janice: this could be a reality tv show on fox sports it's fabulous. >> that's right. >> janice: what's in store for these dogs today? >> today they get to rest and relax and have a good easy day. yesterday was their big day so they get to be spectators. >> janice: king cavalier spaniels. >> cavalier king charles spaniel, yes. >> janice: how long have these dogs been in business? >> oh. >> a long time. actually a very old breed. >> janice: wonderful. ainsley, i know you want one of these dogs. by the way the best in show

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♪ >> steve: a big batch of primary races in the books. >> yesli vega and jen kiggans will face democrat incumbents in some of the most competitive district in the country? we have the momentum and really excited and look forward to delivering for the people of the sent district this fall. >> president biden will call for a three month gas tax holiday skyrocketingst at the pumps. >> move is being dismissed by the president's own party and likely dead on arrival. >> forget the gimmicks, let's increase the supply. if you increase the supply the price will come down. >> the board unanimously

recommend the shareholders approve the proposed $44 billion sale of the company to elon musk. >> make it a entertainment platform as well as a communication device, if anyone can do it i believe he can. >> tight end rob gronk announcing retirement second time. tom brady writing a tribute he was focused. ♪ ♪ take me home tonight ♪ i don't want to let you go until you see the light ♪ take me home tonight ♪ ask ♪ >> brian: people wondering how our solar system gets heat. it's the sun. and to have more evidence of it that's what the sun looks like. >> ainsley: did i not know that thank you, brian. >> brian: jot that down taking notes. white bear lake is what you are looking at. now you are looking at sixth avenue. white bear lake is a lake in minnesota. >> ainsley: close to where pete grew up. >> brian: the elevation is

142 feet. >> steve: to the north and east of downtown minneapolis and saint paul. >> brian: the mayor is joe emerson. >> ainsley: really pretty there. everyone has memories of the lake. did you grow up skiing on the lake? fishing? >> steve: i was born in iowa. our family in minnesota. when i was growing up in kansas we would spend the summers out on lake milford reservoir, gigantic reservoir they built. and we would -- my friends shoreman has this great ski boat. and they would drag us around the lake every day. >> brian: against your will. >> ainsley: did you ever do the inat tubing or big rafts on the back and see how long you can hold on and one slides off. >> steve: i did the two skis much harder than laying there. >> brian: we had a lake we were told not to hang out there because tufts hang out there. guys with jean jackets and, yes, the band man made lake they

weren't into it. >> steve: maybe a quarry. >> brian: massapequa. don't go by the lake. one day we used to go for carp and goldfish. >> ainsley: yeah. >> steve: did you say shooting? >> brian: no we didn't shoot them. >> steve: easier when you go fishing with a gun. [laughter] >> brian: very true. but i was not near a great lake. i was near a man made lake. >> steve: they are up near minnesota. >> brian: man did not make great lakes. it was a natural phenomenon. need a big crane. >> ainsley: my gosh, we have learned so much this morning. >> brian: i was told to stay away from the lake. steve was dragged around in a lake. >> steve: i want to get a camera near that lake where the tufts hang out. >> brian: they were tough people. >> ainsley: okay. >> brian: they would put their favorite band on the back of

their jean jacket, do you remember that. >> steve: yes. >> brian: usually yes. i never heard yes. three minutes after the hour. we begin at the white house as president biden is set to ask congress to approve a federal gas tax holiday. >> steve: i don't see any lakes in this picture. meanwhile as americans continue to get squeezed by pumped up gas prices joe biden's response to criticism by oil ceo at chevron is to outwardly mock the ceo of chevron. >> ainsley: peter doocy at the white house. >> peter: president biden blaming on putin and big oil. big oil is fighting back in a big way. the ceo of chevron wrote a letter to the president. your organization largely sought to criticize and vilify our industry. these actions are not beneficial to meeting the challenges we face and are not what the american people deserve. but, it doesn't sound like the president is taking those points to heart.

>> sensitive. i didn't know they get their feelings hurt that easily. we ought to be able to work something out whereby they are able to increase refining capacity and still not give up on transitioning to renewable energy. >> peter: as promised the president has made up his mind about a gas tax holiday by the end of this week. we learned overnight he is supportive of one but he can't just snap his fingers and make this $10 billion project happen. he needs congress to act and that is not a sure thing. senator tom cotton is writing the dems so-called gas tax holiday is a gimmick worth 18-cent gallon or about 6% of the increase in gas since president biden took office. it's meant to cover up the fact that dem's policies have restricted supply and raised costs. senator tim scott adds this. >> we're going to try to trick the market and riewtsz your

prices by alleviating the gas pressure. that's great. but unfortunately the way that gas is ticking up every single week, that reduction in price is eliminating in about 20 days. >> we should hear president biden continue to blame others for the rise in gas prices because the white house is billing his speech this afternoon as the president delivers remarks on gas prices and putin's price hike. that is right off the schedule. >> steve: we have heard him say that before. peter, he is going to ask congress to get rid of the federal gas tax so if the republicans in congress say no, then the president can blame republicans and congress for high gas prices. >> yes. it's notable that his only public event today is going to be about lowering gas prices because, remember, like two weeks ago, he told me that there is basically nothing he can do to quickly bring the cost of gas prices down.

so, it went from i can't do anything to i can do this little thing and that's what we're going to hear about today. >> steve: a gimmick thing as his boss, barack obama said once upon a time. >> peter: former boss. >> steve: peter, what's that noise in the background? >> peter: they are putting in a new fence. i guess they have to take out the whole street to put in a fence but it's very, very noisy. >> steve: we noticed. >> peter: no alarm clock needed for anybody who wants to sleep past 6:45. >> steve: let's hope they didn't wake up the president. >> ainsley: 100 bucks to fill up a car and truckers a $1,000 to fill up. if you save 18 cents on the gallon. what is that going to knock it down 2 or $3 off $100 bill. >> brian: not an impact. getting rid of the strategic oil reserve threatens our security and putting millions of barrels into the mainstream they say it's a global commodity. the thing is the big difference between this administration and

the previous administration you watch. when there is a problem. when it was guns or high tech. they would bring these people in. guys, what's going on here? how do we solve this problem? instead, he vilifies them. they write a letter defending themselves, he mocks them. how do you expect to get anything done? are you supposed to be the president of the united states who loves walking on the beach instead of doing that say guys, i need you here on a saturday. explain the oil and gas industry to me. tell me what's going on with these refineries. tell me about the conversion. maybe we overcorrected for our push to doing the green new deal. refinery virgin islands we need to get that online. when can we do it? the markets look at this and say there is a massive movement in america in the short-term at the very least to try to get more oil out there on the market. and then all the sudden people are moving in the right direction. what drives people crazy is the barbs back and forth where both

sides aren't even listening to each other but an overture is offered by the oil and gas business. >> steve: the ceos are coming into the white house but the president is not going to talk to him, his team is. now the letter that was written where the president said i guess it's sensitive was written by michael birth, the ceo of chevron chevron produced the highest level of oil and gas in 143 year history. up 110,000 barrels a day from the same quarter the year before. regarding refinery input. it grew to 915,000 barrels a day on average in the first quarter of this year from 881,000 in the same quarter last year. so the oil companies are doing all they can. but as we heard from tim stewart, who is the president of u.s. oil and gas association just about 40 minutes ago, he said the president is unserious

because all he's offering are gimmicks. >> the president seems to completely avoid any addressing of the issue which is we have got to increase long-term supply. is he like the college freshman who refuses to study for the midterm. and the reality is we have got to address long-term supply. the gimmicks that the administration keeps throwing out whether it be a gas tax holiday or gas cards or what have you, they are gimmicks, and the global markets don't respond to gimmicks. this is the problem with the administration. they are just -- it's an unserious solution to a serious problem. there is a 41% chance anywhere in the united states if i plug in an electric vehicle that that vehicle will be charged by using natural gas to create electricity. and so the president is asking us to transition to something, that something isn't ready yet. it's clear we don't have the infrastructure for it. >> ainsley: exactly right. that's what we talk about every day. is he asking us to transition to electric cars but they are not available if you can even afford

one. so we need alternatives. he shut off the keystone pipeline. won't allow more drilling, because is he so worried about the environment, but we don't -- what are we supposed to do? our gas prices are through the roof. >> steve: i think the president thinks these electric cars run on magic they run on gas. >> brian: call china they will give us rare earth. they have been so cooperative lately. mike shellenberger who wrote the book apocalypse never. he said this organization don't need to drill in alaska. that's not true. a million acres now prevented the oil and gas companies from using. he killed a huge refinery as i mentioned before in the u.s. virgin islands, and he could have processed hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil. and he has not approved one offshore lease since he -- to drill since he took office. so why sit there and snipe back at oil and gas industry because they are making profits because the oil and gas have gone high because of the demand right now. because you didn't say a word when they lost all that money

during the pandemic. i don't see the government saying i have got write a check to the oil and gas companies. receive steve chevron spending $18 billion this year on developing more oil, which is twice as much as last year. meanwhile, midterm races yesterday in virginia, alabama, and georgia taking shape now that a big batch of primary races and runoffs are finalized. >> brian: what role did endorsements from former president donald trump play? >> ainsley: griff jenkins is live with the results. >> good morning. the might belonged to republican women in multiple states and in vulnerable democrat backyards. let's start in the commonwealth of virginia with the winner that will join new just a moment. that's state senator and former navy helicopter pilot jen kiggans. she handedly took the nod in the second district one of two virginia seats. win back the house majority. the other race police officer

yesli vega winning in the crowded seventh district g.o.p. primary. she is facing incumbent democrat abigail spanberger in november. vega joined you guys in the last hour and had this to say. >> you have somebody in abigail spanberger led the charge to unqualified immunity. taken money from aoc's defund the police pac that's something we are going to remind voters every step of the way. >> griff: down in alabama trump backed katy brit advancing in run off race easily defeating six term congressman mo brooks who initially had trump's endorsement but then lost it brit now faces democrat candidate will boyd in november. if elect bret. we want fresh blood. we want someone who will fight for christian conservative free donees and liberties this nation was founded on. >> but in georgia, things did

not go so peachy for trumped back vernon jones getting pummeled. you see here by businessman mike collins. collins now faces democrat tabitha johnson green in november. finally here in d.c. muriel becauser won the democrat primary for mayor. if elected she will become the only three term mayor of d.c. besides marion barry. steve, ainsley, brian? >> brian: thanks so much. appreciate it, griff. couple other things, the president of the united states abandoned mo brooks. steve: former president. >> brian: katy britt gets it he doesn't seem to have much influence in georgia. >> ainsley: that state went through so much after the electionsment much. >> brian: kemp has additional power, too. he also looks very strong against stacey abrams right now. >> steve: all right. meanwhile, griff was just mentioning the win everywhere of the republican primary for virginia's second congressional district jen keg gantz good

morning how did you do it. >> good morning. >> steve: how did you do it. >> it was ha lot of work. politics is a team sport. i'm thankful for the amount of supreme court we h it was a great victory. we are super excited about it and excited to production like yourself. republican control. what will you do to preach for november. >> we have been preparing this whole past year. our ground game is strong. the voters are ready for change. they were ready last november. a lot of momentum. the wind is at our back. we had momentum in november with glenn youngkin's win and winsome sears. this year the voters are carrying like things about the economy. they are caring gas prices. grocery prices that's what we hear at the doors and talk to people, economy, economy,

economy. joe biden's disaster policies are on the ballot. they go by the name of luria. voters are going to get out and vote for change. we are excited to be on the ballot and part of the team. >> brian: what i find interesting did this district get redistricted? did it change at all? >> second district went from r plus 1 to r plus 6. i feel great about it we have great new conservative parts of the state here in the second district. and we're just going to continue to push forward and work hard to we ensure that victory in november. >> ainsley: that's the virginia beach area so a lot of military. >> that's right. i'm a navy veteran. i flew helicopters for 10 years. i'm a mom to four. i'm a nurse practitioner. a lot of veterans in this district are very upset right now what's going on with the biden agenda and our failed foreign policies. i run for congress through restore american strength this year. in our economy, at our borders, and in our policy. that's what we are lacking. not only the veterans of the

second district ready for change and yesterday to vote this year in november, but all people in the second district. we're going to do this together and we are super excited for victory. >> steve: we are super excited you could join us on this day the day after your big victory. jen kiggans, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. i hope everyone can follow the campaign cwww jen for congress.com. >> ainsley: glenn youngkin won that district by 11 points when he ran for governor. we will be watching it. >> steve: all right. nice meet her. it is 7:17 on this wednesday morning. carley joins us this was terrible story out of texas. >> carley: update on the robb elementary school shooting. the council denying paid leave for district police chief pete arredondo facing intense criticism it over his response to the rob elementary schooling shooting. arredondo waiting for more fire power tackle gear and keys to the classroom even though the

doors were unlocked. calls for resignation. heavily armed officers in the school hall about an hour before moving in. the texas dps director argues cops should coo have stopped the shooting within three minutes of arriving. uvalde's mayor announcing the school's campus will be torn down. southwest airlines facing a bit of a rebellion over 1300 pilots protesting outside dallas love field airport on tuesday. the fed up workers say they are overworked, understaffed and want a new contract despite massive amounts of the delays and cancellations in recent days. southwest says there was no lapse in service as a result of the isolated demonstration. texas congressman mayra flores was sworn in by the house by speakers pelosi yesterday. she held a news conference on the capitol steps. watch. >> i will give a voice to the voiceless. my father seoul flores moved us

to the united states because of the promise of america. my story proved he is right. >> carley: the swearing in of flores. 220 democrats and 210 republicans. if you ever wanted to have a sleepover in an are a cave now is your chance. dave and busters launching a contest for a chance to spend the night luxury sweep suite at miami location. king size beds, personal chef and bartender and access to games all night long. can you even bring a few friends but you have to be at least 21 years old to enter. so if you are an adult and you like arcade games, this one is for you. >> brian: the problem is bowling. you can't sleep. every. >> steve: if you are the only person from and not bowling. >> brian: you don't want to sleep alone dave and busters alone you have to ask someone to sleep over.

>> steve: bar tender and cook. >> ainsley: you have to be 21. do older kids, 20-year-olds. >> carley: 21-year-olds want to sleep over at busters. childhood dream. >> steve: ultimate gamer sleepover. >> brian: you can't go to dave and busters because they don't have enough here. they have sports bars. they have games. they have this thing where you get like a million tickets for winning games. and you walk up there and you get basically a plastic a plas stick mustache. think you will walk away with a car and you get like a bracelet or a bubble yum. >> ainsley: pink eraser. >> brian: great job just up your prize game. we are big supporters. >> steve: talk to dave or buster. >> brian: buster is more amenable. dave can be a little hard-headed. straight ahead, a supreme win for school choice.

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court rule that a maine television program in the state of maine violated the family for excluding religious schools. here with reaction is former indiana congressman and president of invest in education luke messer. luke, good morning to you. >> hey, steve, great to be here. >> steve: it's great to have you. so, this maine law gave school aged children the right to a free public education but if they weren't close to a public school they could go to a private school but they could not go to a private religious school and yesterday the supreme court said that's

unconstitutional. this is a big win for religious liberty. >> that's right. yeah. you had religious liberty and school choice with their day in court. and they won. and this is a big deal for parents in maine because thousands of kids will now have an opportunity to go religious school. but it's a really big deal for parents in 37 states across the country that have amendments that restrict access to religious education for those parents. the supreme court said that's not constitutional. and this is going to open up a lot more opportunities for parents to pick their school of choice and send their kid to religious school. >> so, luke, this could not have happened at a better time for the parents in those other schools. those other states because school is out across much of the country and school starts in august or september. how do they wind up enrolling their kids in one of these schools? >> yeah, with the rise of the debate on crt and with problems with policies around the

pandemic, more and more parents are wanting an opportunity to send their kids to a school of their choice and for many that's a religious school. they have opportunities to look that the now. frankly, steve, more need to be done. last week we had a big launch in congress where senators cassidy and senator scott, congressman jacqui and burgess owens came up with $10 billion federal tax credit. we need to pass policies like that that give parents a choice. you know, most people believe you shouldn't have to be rich or wealthy to have to pay tuition to be able to send kid to a school of your choice. there is more to be done to provide that opportunity. >> there are parents all across the country right now, luke, who are going, yeah, this is terrific school teaching unions saying hold on we have got a monopoly here. i don't like competition. one of the things acknowledged

here is president trump promised he would deliver a conservative court. this court and this ruling is just one more indication. this is the most pro-religious liberty court. really in modern history. but, again, as we have said. more should be done. it's not fair that only wealthy parents get to decide whether goes to school. we can do more about it the court ruling yesterday was a big step towards that and now need to look for other policies to get that done. >> steve: luke, exit question. you were talking about how parents in these other states that have the blaine amendment would be eligible. how do you figure out if your state has that? do you have a website that spells it all out? o. >> you can find access to that on the web our website is invest in ed.org we will get that up for parents and feamsd this is basic common sense. only fair parents get to decide

where their kids go to school. the supreme court opened the gate to that even further yesterday. that's great news and more can be done. >> steve: all right. sharing of the good news for parents all across the country. luke messer, sir, thank you very much. >> thank you, take care. >> steve: coming up on this wednesday. a group of navy seals running for congress join us next to sound off on how president biden's plan to take on putin price hike may be back firing. plus, their plan to turn the house of representatives from blue to red. they're next. good morning, guys. ♪

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sniper brady duke is running for florida's seventh congressional district. retired seal commander and former interior secretary ryan zinke is running for montana's newly created district and he did in fact get that demonstration. start with you. your reaction to the president's attack on high gas prices. do you think this is a good move suspending the gas tax? >> it's unnecessary. this administration is doing everything they can do to strangle our energy production rather than building it we are facing europe. look at what is happening in europe. we should be expanding our capability now so we can feed and provide fuel and energy to europe it's going to come to a crash because as soon as the winner comes in we will see prices once again spike. this administration is doing everything they can to strangle the economy rather than helping it. >> brian: let's move over to derek for this derek as you know

they prevented drilling on a million acres in alaska they have not approved one offshore lease and yet as commander zinke said not only should would he be helping out here at home it's our responsibility to help europe get off the russia gas train. >> you know brian, there is a time to help the world and america. we just put 81,000 miles on our truck and what i'm hearing from my people in the district three g's. gas, groceries and grand kids. people are having difficulties filling up the gas tank and grocery same day. and we are spending our grandchildren's money and simply inappropriate. we need to focus on home. we are in -- when we flip the house, we are going to make sure we stop this madness and bring america back with to where it should be. >> running last time and it unopposed you do have donald trump's support again. >> yes, sir. >> eli move over to you and by

the way your primary is august 2nd. eli you are august 2nd your primary. total six other candidates are there. when it comes to oil and gas what else could would he be doing to put the pressure on russia who don't seem to have a problem getting past our sanctions? >> thanks, brian. i think it's just a case of america last with this administration. we need to get back to an america first agenda. i think you will see a lot of the issues that we have in this country for what's going on on our border. our economy, and even our energy start to really turn around dramatically. we are going to take it one step at a time. first step for us is to unseat the most vulnerable democrat in the entire country tom owe hollar ren. >> that will be your goal once you get the nomination. brady, in particular, as you look to move forward, you hear the president say it's the putin price hike. is that an accurate way to

describe oil and gas. if you are vladimir putin why wouldn't that make you dig in more to this war in ukraine if you think you are hurting america? >> >> >> thanks, brain. this is another move from the liberal left in the biden administration. to continue to blame shift every leader should be taking responsibility for the lead or country that they lead. that's something you will see from each and every one of us as we gain these seats in congress is to really take responsibility for the country. we have immense amount of resources in american l and g that could be unleashed there is endless amount of resources here that we can establish leverage on over the world and to really take care of the home front first. so we need to get conservative fighters and congress like myself and these men here would love to have your support at brady duke.com to do it. >> brian: congressman zinc were more people know more about the environment than you. secretary of interior.

protecting our national monuments and parks last few years. are you surprised how quickly this administration moved to strangle fossil fuels? >> i am surprised remember when trump administration first year 8.3 million barrels a day in production and declining. the world's largest exporter of energy and we brought overall emissions down and the best safety record ever. so, this is a biden issue. again, he is trying to strangle energy at the same time we should be expanding our capability there is no excuse why there should be baby formula on the shelf. we are america. let's get to it. let's fight for america our values again we can do it. follow me at ryan zinke.com. >> brian: not only working individually but working together. derek, what did you learn from the last election that you are

bringing to this one? >> well, first and foremost, get more votes. >> you barely lost though and you did not contest. >> by two points. this is what i learned. make sure every single day when i get on the trail listen to the folks but then highlight deficiency taking place. we have having fentanyl overdoses largest cause of death for americans 18 to 45. that's due to biden's open border. what i have learned is to make sure to stand up for american values and every single day on the trait, get out there, listen to folks and then bring that knowledge back to the capitol here. so please, do me a fair get on van orden for congress.com and help us flip this house and get me and my fellow seals in here and bring sanity back to the united states government. >> brian: eli, everyone keeps referring to the border including you. whether a can you do as one congress foreign try to sober up

the president to pay attention and the vice president to know how to get there. >> i don't know if there is going to be any sobering up of this administration, brian. what we can do is take back the house in 2022 and return to trump era policy. i think that will change this border around really quick. and, guys, viewers out there want to help us do that go to eli for arizona.com. we would really appreciate your support. >> brian: final thought, brady? >> you know, frankly, we are seeing this administration fail the american people. every room that i walk into on the campaign trail, i understand i'm not the most important in the room. it's those american families who are struggling to fill their gas tanks, to fill their grocery carts. i have got five children of my own and those are the needs that have to be met first. and so that's what you're going to get from men like us as we take the house back. >> brian: all right. still looking to serve just in a different capacity and different uniform. thanks, guys. appreciate you joining us. best of luck. >> have great day. >> thank you, brian, appreciate it. >> brian: all right.

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good morning, douglas. >> good morning, good to be with you. >> ainsley: we are one step closer to this being a done deal, right? >> the border -- some people might be wondering why is this story back? a few weeks ago. everything was on to this. it was massive story and it suddenly seemed to go quiet. a lot of people started speculating maybe elon musk isn't serious about it. he is very serious about it clearly. a lot of dots to do in the contract and understandings and misunderstandings. the board has approved the idea of the deal. they said they are going to recommend it to its shareholders that itself is a very big thing at the beginning elon musk very generous deal. a lot of people said well, if the board says no, it shows it's not actually acting in the interest of the shareholders. it's not trying to maximize the profitability of the company. it's an ideological project. so that at least, that hurdle has now been passed. they have recommended it. >> they do recognize this is a

generous deal, this is as good as it's going to get for the shareholders and it should go ahead. now, there are a couple of things to iron out. they say interesting thing to watch now is what happens internally in twitter. and what happens to the users of the company, now that for many of them their worst nightmare seems to be coming true. >> ainsley: for a big portion of the united states, many believe that this is an exercise of free speech. we will be able to see whatever we want on twitter. >> of course. that's why it's so important. that's why so much attention on this. elon musk has said repeatedly that that he recognizes that effectively twitter is the town square in america these days. >> ainsley: right. >> it's the town square. if you don't have the right to speak on twitter. effectively you don't have the right to speak in the town square. people dispute that we have seen so many cases of it. some very high profile. people are effectively silenced if they are not able to get onto the platform. and the platform hasn't been accountable to people. it hasn't had to explain decision-making. it hasn't had to explain the

dark going on behind the scenes. those are one of the remaining disputes that clearly still have to be ironed out. what is the extent that twitter accounts spam and bots, the twitter board has said this is still to be ironed out with elon musk. they still need to come to some kind of understanding on this. but, the crucial thing is. if you aren't on twitter. were banned from twitter effectively you were silenced in america in american debate in recent years. if elon musk does take control of the platform, take it private. i think a lot of people will, particularly people on the right will realize, you know, well, good the game can become fair again, the rigging can stop. that's what it's been. it's been a rigged game. didn't explain this but it was rigged. rigged specifically against conservatives. >> ainsley: yep. we saw that right before the election. when so many stories were sensorred. thank you so much for coming on. we will see for a while we weren't sure if he was going to buy it this is at least one step closer. thank you. coming up the westminster dog

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>> steve: well, today is the final day of the westminster dog show. highly coveted best in show title will be awarded tonight with seven different dogs from seven different groups competing. >> brian: is that a bloodhound? i guess nobody knows. you can catch the action on fs1 tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> ainsley: joining us now is fox news meteorologist, janice dean. good morning, ladies. >> good morning, jamie. this is big. from nascar to dog show. what is the difference? >> i go from wheels though four paws. >> janice: you know dogs. this is like coming home for you. >> it's a dream come true. you look around. how can you not love it? it's just amazing. the stories that you see, the different breeds that you don't get to see every day.

it is 209 breed showing. the best of the best are here. >> janice: it's happening tonight. tell me what's happening yesterday and what's happening today. >> the french bulldog wins the number one dog in the country. last night he won. he will be best in show tonight. there's a german shepherd. i know there's a lot of levers of a german shepherd dog out there river. absolutely stunning dog. he will be in best in show. he will be in there tonight. the working group, although a real big dogs. if you are a bully breed lumber like the american stafford -- we call them pitbull sometimes. those are going to be near and dear to my heart. >> it was like these were best in show dogs. >> there were no kind of surprises really. the best times removed on to

best in show. it's going be really interesting. the competition is unbelievable. everybody has their favorite produced r rating for somebody. to me, it's not all about the confirmation, the way the dog looks. it's also their personality. >> janice: from nascar to the dog show, this must be one of your favorite jobs. i'm just saying. >> you don't get a lot of sleep but it's amazing. we have three different groups tonight that will be judged. i get to talk to the winners. i prefer to talk with them sometimes. >> you talked to winston yesterday, the french bulldog. is it going to his head? >> he's all about the attention. you can tell when he gets in the ring. and he wins, he kicks the back legs out in spins and gems. these dogs are so well behaved. outside of the show ring, they are normal dogs. they are jumping around and they lick your face. >> janice: we need more dogs.

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>> steve: a big batch of primary raises in the books. >> ainsley: virginia state senator will face democrat incumbents in some of the most competitive districts in the country. >> we have the momentum. we are really excited. the voters are ready for change. >> ainsley: issuing a vote of no confidence. progressive district attorney. >> brian: in the wake of last week's tragic shooting that claimed the lives of two police officers. >> these are actually regressive

policies. >> brian: president biden is set to ask collars to approve a federal gas tax holiday. >> the president seems to completely avoid any addressing of the issue like that college freshmen who refuses to study for the midterm. >> he announces his retirement for the second time. tom brady wrote a nice tribute saying he's focused when he has to be. ♪ ♪ >> as a sign of a window in someone's house in the mountainous terrain. lexington, virginia, where a lot of republican women won in that great state. it's going to be 93 degrees they are today. and it is 66 right now. >> i think you are right.

>> you are just in virginia and you want to talk about the music? >> brian: i grew up in the clouds. i think about a lot of things. i can't believe how diverse virginia is. you've got the urban center, lexington as rural as rural gets. it's amazing to think about what stakes are virginia could be thinning purple" change in pace for that state in particular. >> steve: it looks like it could be much redder in november. may 3 i would like to move here if anyone knows any vacancy. lexington looks suitable. >> steve: we used to live in virginia for the longest time. beautiful. >> brian: i heard it was for lovers. the one that used to be their slogan back in the day. i love new york. wait a minute. we are for lovers. >> brian: we were a country

all about love at that point. love and american-style. we never have love in that finals anymore. >> ainsley: you need to listen to country music. >> brian: they love a lot, they break up a lot, and they drink a lot. >> steve: you have a problem with that? >> ainsley: let's begin at the white house as president biden is said to ask congress to approve a federal gas tax holiday. >> steve: this as americans continue to get squeezed by the pump, that gas prices. joe biden is busy engaging in a war of words with the head of a major oil company. >> brian: peter doocy live at the white house with more. >> big oil has been listening for months to this president say that the country needs to transition away from oil and that gas prices are only high because these oil companies aren't refining enough. the ceo of chevron has heard enough. he wrote a letter to the president. part of it says, you are administration and largely thought to criticize in the time to vilify our industry. these actions are not beneficial

to meeting the challenges we face and are not what the american people deserve." but the president isn't exactly taking those points to heart. >> president biden: i didn't know they would get their feelings hurt that quickly. we ought to be able to work something out whereby they are able to increase refining capacity and still not give up on transitioning to renewable energy. >> as promised, the president is made up his mind about a gas tax holiday by the end of the week. he is supportive of one, but he can't just snap his fingers and make it happen. he needs congress to act. that is not going to be a sure thing. senator tom cotton writes on twitter, the democrats so-called gas tax money is a gimmick. 6% of the increasing gas and spine into the office but it is the fact that democrat policies a restricted supply and raise costs and severe tim scott as this. >> working to try to trick the

market and suggest that we can reduce your prices by alleviating the tax pressure. that's great. unfortunately, the way that gas is taking up every single week, that reduction in prices eliminated in about 12 days. >> the president told me that there's not much i can do to quickly lower prices on anything, but is gonna try this for gas and a gas tax holiday would be three months long. it would cost $10 billion. back to you. >> steve: peter, almost. joe biden is telling the oil companies to do more. oil company ceos are coming to the white house, but he's not going to talk to them. >> he says the staff can handle that. the line from the white house continues to be that these oil companies, they are sitting on a big stockpile of oil. they should just refine more. what is left out and that is some of these big companies started transitioning following the excuse that this

administration started transitioning refineries to renewable energy facilities. you can't just -- if the white house wants these facilities that stop refining crude oil to go back to crude, then they should just say that. we are not going to hear that from this president. we are also hearing a ton from officials here. they say there's 9,000 unused leases. they should start poking holes in the ground. the oil companies have told us, there are not -- there is not oil under the ground at every single one of these leases. and so, there is a discussion that apparently needs to be had. right now, it's just a lot of angry letters back and forth. >> steve: all right, thanks, peter. >> ainsley: let's bring in laura ingraham. who probably went to sleep a few hours ago. we watched your show last night. >> this is fun to be back here.

>> brian: in the green room. >> this is awesome. it used to be tuesday. we are kind of off a little bit. great to be here with you guys. >> brian: used to call in. we would make it up onan. >> very nice of you, brian. >> steve: what you make of peter saying right now at this stage rather than talk of the oil people, it's a bunch of angry letters. >> five major refineries have already shut down for an shockingly actually want to make a profit. there is no long-term viability in its investment because of the esd movement in all of the green movement here and around the world. biden is taking a teaspoon of water and throwing it on a fire and thinking, oh, that's gonna work. it is not gonna work. he doesn't understand markets. he does, but he doesn't want to admit it. if you didn't know you are so sensitive. i did not hurt your feelings. what kind of leadership is that? speak out that it's what they

always do. "you didn't build that was quote the deplorable spirit this is what they decided. america was going to abandon our energy independence and all of our strength. and frankly, a lot of our sovereignty because we had sheep energy for 400 years. now they want to throw that away as china is building called buyer plans. germany relying on nuclear. of course they are because russia is getting rich year. china is getting richer. the united states average american families are getting poorer. that's a fact we have to remind each other everyday. americans on their bite getting poorer. >> if you want to save money on gas and petroleum products, you need a buy $70,000 plug-in car. >> they admit this is part of the great transition. this will be a little pain people have to continue down the road of vilifying oil executives. the ceo of chevron was right to come out. i wish oil and gas would do a little bit more to discuss why

gas is important. they are all afraid. everyone is afraid of their shareholder suits and the angry shareholder driven litigation that is facing them. everyone is running scared. the american people are the ones that always end up suffering the most. >> if they do speak out like the ceo chevron, and he did, you get the comment from the president. runoff elections, republican women. >> big deal. in 2013, i believe i was on that show the day after eric cantor lost. the seventh district. that was a historic loss for the establishment g.o.p. went through some changes. she claimed she was a moderate. there are no democrat moderates. there is may be joe manchin on occasion. the moderates are kind of a thing of the past. people earn in the mood to lose. republicans want to nominate candidates that can win back. just candidates who say i am mag

a. >> steve: the candidates from the second and seventh congressional district in the commonwealth of virginia are on our program earlier today. and had this reaction about why they won. >> it was an amazing night. i'm so blessed to have been able to share it with my parents are came to this country with nothing but i realize there american dream through hard work and dedication for the number one priority of -- to live in safe and secure communities to know that their children are going to be safe playing outside and unfortunately, you have the democrat party that is opened up the door for crime skyrocketing in our community. that was a great mystery last night. we are super excited about it and excited to be part of the team. voters are caring like things like the economy and caring about gas prices and things that they can avoid. they are caring about grocery prices but that's what we hear we talk to people. the, economy, economy. joe biden's disastrous policies on the ballot this year.

>> brian: this is bigger than just the second and seventh district. this is a bellwether. >> i think the 2010 elections chemically talk about that. a huge wave election. i think it's gonna be much bigger than that. when you are getting poorer, your streets are getting less safe. the porter is wide open. and we are in the middle of a proxy war that doesn't seem to be going the way we had hoped. americans are starting to lose hope, and they want to turn it around good we want to be winners. you can't get baby formula or unit better, how is that the united states of america? >> steve: rotisserie chicken at my grocery store in northern new jersey is $12.99. the rotisserie chicken -- it was $4.99. >> it all depends if we are in a hurry. they go do actually cut it? do you rip it apart? >> brian: it looks too much like it used to be alive.

chicken that is sliced thin. i have no idea what it was. >> we kind of rip it apart like wild dogs. i put in the middle of the table. >> brian: you don't care that it was once alive? >> is injected with a bunch of stuff that i probably shouldn't be, but it's still pretty good. you know the cost. you are a man of the people. you always have been. i love that. >> brian: i might have to just have rabbit. we just have rabbit. his rabbit cheaper or is squirrel the cheapest? >> steve: squirrel is free. >> e -- what you expect to happen? >> robie word, you can never predict when a court is can i hand out an opinion. you can imagine it will be the last day of the term which i thought was this week but perhaps it is next week. >> they haven't told us. it's big i think the protest at the justices homes has to stop. that has to stop. it is dangerous, terrible for

these little kids. they've got their schools. again, this is where the left is. the left is in terror mode. they are an intimidation mode. they are desperate. i don't think it is working. i think they are out of juice. they don't have any new ideas. this one more example. >> steve: what about that threatens day of rage if it doesn't go their way? >> we have had 18 months of rage. we had the summer of love/rage and 20/20. we are still dealing with the repercussions from that. day of rage? they are going to see rage and his skin to be polls in november. >> brian: a day of happiness as you series. we have 2 clips to show. anything we should know before we roll in the national museum -- >> imagine being so successful in business and vilified because you are successful that you can spend $120 million of your own money to honor your troops and american ingenuity and in the middle of nowhere in wyoming. why would this man do this? that's the story.

>> tells a story of the courage, ingenuity, and manufacturing prowess that propelled america since the revolutionary war. >> we had a lot of disadvantages. we weren't ready to enter into world war ii. the reason we were able to win as quickly as we did without losing more american lives is because of the domination of american manufacturing. >> steve: that's fantastic because it's out there in sky country, a lot of people probably haven't been there. you show is great. >> we had a chance to interview one of the last iwo jima that spirit 98 years old, and he demanded to stand. i'm talking, and went on -- the interview was 45 minutes. stood the entire time. i mean, chilling stories about the battle for you iwo jima. have you ever been to the mardi gras? you've got the broadcast on there. using the floats. they go by and you're watching the parades on the stands around

the ground. there is such a kaleidoscope of colors and movement. i decided, who the heck makes these floats? what families? the current family, they have been doing this for decades and decades. that's another hidden gem. >> steve: watch this. >> start working on next year's mardi gras. they go ash wednesday, the day after mardi gras. all the props are taken off. although floats are painted white. and then they start all over again with next year's name. >> did they reuse only the original seven question marks nico everything else gets taken apart. they go they look like royalty. >> that is rex which is the very hoity-toity of all the crews of mardi gras. it's so much fun. it's nothing like this in the country. nothing like the community of new orleans. people who live there, people from all different backgrounds come together. they eat, they party. there is an enormous amount of religious significance to mardi gras as well. it's an amazing story.

>> they have to live it up a foreign land. >> exactly. i couldn't come on the streets are clean. you give up the rotisserie chicken. >> have you ever gotten hit in the face with a bead? it's not fun. they are all made in china. it's not good. there's a lot going on in that graphic there. >> that looks like disney world. i'm not sure what that is. it's kind of fun. >> steve: 's is the first time you've appeared with louis armstrong? >> once again, there is love. you brought that theme. >> oh, my goodness. >> brian: freedom matters here. >> all the proceeds this month go to the honor flight network. it's very, very full. ainsley needs paint for her. >> you change it every month.

>> every month is a different charity. you've got to spread the love around. go to freedom matters. >> is there anything in carly's size? >> she is the size extra, extra small. >> i have always loved you. now, even more. she eats doughnuts and cheeseburgers. >> you just ruined a great relationship. >> congratulations on the show. >> thank you very much. >> steve: utilities people, you and i can wrap. because i love this. >> brian: that was your toss. >> that is my toss. i will take it away from here. good to see you laura, and everybody else without fox news alert. a powerful earthquake hitting southeast afghanistan leaving at least 1,000 people dead. also reported injured. new videos showing some of the devastation in the region.

the 5.9 magnitude quake striking about 30 miles southwest of the city. that's right near the border with pakistan. in a net to the crisis at our southern border. from the last three administrations are pushing the white house to be impartial in its review of border agents falsely accused of equipping migrants as punishments could come down soon. in a letter to dhs secretary, those officials saying "we collectively believe and point out that the statements made by the president and vice president predictably prejudge the desired outcome of the investigation and may therefore influence the case." the biden administration pushing to remove nearly all nicotine from cigarettes and tobacco products sold in the united states. the fda plans to publish a proposal next spring as part of an effort to curb smoking. this likely would not take effect for several years.

then $95 million or tobacco industry is expected to sue to block the policy. is it this summer or stomach turning nightmare? you could be the judge if you're willing to taste french's new catch up flavored popsicle. what you have to head north because the limited edition dessert is only available pop up locations in canada through tomorrow per the recipe is also available online. is made out of french's catch up. frank's red-hot, and tomato sauce. looks like a strawberry popsicle, but it's really catch up. >> steve: you would think it would be in that, when i'll print it's one of those things where you would actually have to taste it. you think about a popsicle. >> estimate it was technically a through. there's that. >> to the producers, let's try to get some of those things and we will do a taste test. >> brian: get tomatoes in a blender and we will make our own. >> ainsley: where they sell these question marks become canada.

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>> steve: he had nothing to say they are pretty far left los angeles d.a. ignoring fox's questions as it is soft crime policies are blamed for putting a cop killer back on the streets. the city where those to train police officers were murdering last week as noted on the 35th city in the county to issue a no-confidence vote against gascon even as the entire city council is comprised of democrats. the vote was 5-0. they condemned him. enterprise reporter lawrence jones. we've been talking about this guy for a while. soft on crime policies where he does not honor california's three strikes law. he looks the other way. this guy had a strike, but he put him on probation. >> this is a former cop. he is a former police chief. you would think that he would respect the rule of law. i'm so glad you would have some of the judges now that are starting to push back and say, you just can't usurp state law in any case.

the women that were victimized didn't have to be victimized. he allowed this to happen. as just another strike against gascon. i hope the voters hold them accountable like they did in san francisco. if they do, it's gonna send a message to all the das across the country and this is not going to be tolerated anymore. >> steve: in san francisco, it was a regular election where gascon is a subject of a recall once again. they say they've got enough signatures, but they are going to get more. here he is yesterday saying that the sentence he imposed which was 20 days of survey and probation appropriate for this guy who would eventually murder 2 cops. watch. >> the processional consider a violent crime. simple possession of it, is not considered a violent crime. okay? he was arrested for possession of drugs and possession of a gun gun, not the use of a gun. this is simply on the record.

>> steve: is clearing the record. he's saying he wasn't violent because he had a gun, but he was just a drug addict. >> a felon can have a gun. i thought progressives were against people having guns in general. why would you go down hard on him? you had his girlfriend that reported him as well in being violent. you have the wife that was literally penned in the hotel there. again, he is trying to revise history. >> steve: he is. he's in trouble. meanwhile, you are from texas. the story of texas is so heartbreaking. yesterday, it turns out as we heard from texas that apparently, they could have stopped it 3 minutes after it started. instead, it went on for over an hour and all those kids were killed. the adults as well. >> is sad. this police chief which refused to cooperate with the texas rangers. he's lying lying printed video surveillance of him requesting his rifle and his radio.

he didn't even bring his radio. you have a law enforcement community where the kids were in that building. you had a law enforcement officer where the wife died in that classroom where they took his gun away and detained him. it's just a cluster you know what. it's an embarrassment to the state of texas. he should lose his badge. he should be jailed for what he did, because there were laws and procedures put in place after columbine and refused to do it. he also lied. he said he engaged with this subject, and he did not engage with the subject. there has been so many missteps and lies going around there. it is very shameful. >> steve: there have been so many wrong stories. apparently we heard that story about the door being locked. >> the door wasn't locked. >> steve: had it not been for that border patrol s.w.a.t. guy, he said i'm not waiting for you guys. >> we were down on the ground doing the reporting. we were getting information from the preliminary investigation

before they gave their sworn statement to the texas rangers. they were telling the rangers one thing and of course, my sources in the department for giving me that information and giving it to the governor as well for they changed it when it was time for the official statement because then it was under oath. these are just blatant lies that are happening right now. it's sad, because those kids deserve better. those teachers deserve better. if you had teachers that are using their bodies as human shields, the police should have been able to make the call. officers, go in. there were a lot of cops out here in that wanted to go in. this guy said no. >> steve: apparently this guy was waiting for a key in the classroom door wasn't even locked. >> even if he was waiting for the key, you were over the police department for the school district. you don't have a key to the building? you don't have a gauge of the book door? it makes zero sense. >> steve: make sure you check out his show. he worked weekends live from

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>> ainsley: today, one dog will win best in show at the westminster dog show. >> steve: our next guest has been a judge for the last decade now. >> brian: joining us now, joining janice now as dr. downstairs. >> janice: you have been a judge. this is the cream of the crop, the best in show and you have never done it before. >> this is it. it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. the most iconic, most prestigious dog show in the world. and i get to get out there and pick the best of the best. >> janice: once you do this, you can do it again. >> this is once-in-a-lifetime and you only get invited to judge best in show at westminster one spirit is dead. >> did you get a letter? how did it go? >> and this time of people getting used to zoom meetings, i

was called to sit in a meeting about show logistics. and didn't really think anything of it because i'd been involved with this over so many years on both the show side and the tv side. and got to a point in the meeting. i wanted to tell you, we are going to take you out of the booth this year. i was, like, do i say something horrible on air? they let me hang for a minute. they said because you are going to be down on the floor judging seven dogs. >> janice: that's amazing. you are sequestered. you don't know who won yesterday. you don't know about any of these dogs. >> the best in show judges always sequestered. you want to walk out there and have no idea who the seven dogs will be. i'm not allowed on the show grounds. i don't have any information about what happened in last night's final competitions are what will happen tonight when i walk out on the floor tonight will be the first time seeing who those seven dogs are. the fact that i'm here with you this morning. i had to be brought in

undercover. >> that's unbelievable. what are you looking for invest in show? >> all seven dogs are going to be very worthy of winning. it is the best of the best. it's an all championship. these are the cream of the crop. there's going to be a moment where there's one dog, a group great dog having a great night. i'm looking for the dog that makes the hair stand up on my arms. >> janice: i'm so excited for you. thank you for doing this for "fox & friends." i don't know how he did this. what are you gonna do now? you have to go undercover? >> back in the car with the tinted windows, back in the hotel. that is where i will be for the day at the marriott. >> janice: and your mom passed away this last year, but she is the reason why you love the dogs. i was tonight going to? viggo i think there's going to be an emotional moment when i step out onto the floor. my mom was my biggest fan. she is the one who made it possible for me to grow up in

this sport and have all the opportunities i've had with it. i think there will be that moment as we step out that i will be thinking of her, because she would be so proud of this moment. i will choke it back and get it back out there. >> janice: i think you are amazing. i want to talk to you after tonight. can we make that happen? this is never happened, guys. "fox & friends" as an interview. >> ainsley: we won't tell anyone. >> steve: best in show judge. thank you. this is not allowed to show. this is totally allowed show. hug the person next to you. to be coverage of the breed coverage and best in show from 1:00 till 4:00 p.m. eastern time. you can watch an app to and from 7:00 to 11:00 eastern time you can watch it on fs1. you can also catch up on everything that you missed if you don't have time to watch today, you can go to the

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from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. >> brian: reportedly step up his response to the rival saudi backed golf league. worth at least a million. 100 i should say, $160 million in total prizes earned by the top 50 players. that while the golfer announced

yesterday is withdrawing from this week's travelers championships as he reportedly ready to join with golf. outtake founder clay travis is here. you can dismiss this league anymore. >> you can dismiss it at all. we talk about it last week. i was in studio with you. they just keep taking away big time pga golfers. and ultimately as the liv tour continues to grow and the pga tour continues to shrink it, this will turn into a legitimate battle royale between these two strands may golf entities. i think the liv tour given the backing from the saudis, they have money to go for a long time. eventually they pga and the liv tour or get out they sue for peace. those people out there who remember when the nfl had a charging league challenging league and ended up merging together. now, the big question still is,

it will even that many casual golf fans care as long as the u.s. open, the pga championship which is not affiliated directly with the pga tour as long as their british open and the masters don't allow all the top golfers in the world. will that many people really get riled up about these competing entities? otherwise, nothing 80% of golf fans will hardly even notice the people that just watch the majors. no doubt, this is an exit potential threat to the independence and the monopoly status at the pga has. >> for people to say this is saudi money and bob costas saying it's blood money. there were 23 separate sponsors that also investments saudi arabia. the saudis are buying newcastle soccer teams. if i watch in newcastle, am i playing into blood money? >> their media has basically been using the pga talking points in the way that they are attacking a competitor is by

going after who is funding that competitor as opposed to the league itself. and to your point, they have been doing this in soccer forever. you got the nba doing games in the uae and china. while lecturing us locally in the united states domestically about all of their politics. these golfers and the organizations themselves have not been particularly political. i personally don't have a problem with people following the best options for them from a capitalistic prospective where they and their families. >> brian: one more topic. between the outtake money and the how do we get rob gronkowski to stay off the field and come to the fox? how much are we willing to shell out of her own money to get them here? >> the reports are that tom brady got over $300 million from fox. i was think that he would be entitled to a little bit of that. for seriously, i think gronk's gonna decide to come back out over time and come november when

tom brady gets on the phone and says, hey, i need you for the stretch run here with the tampa bay buccaneers. he is like a boxer. he decides he wants to retire it comes right back out of retirement. i would not be surprised if we've seen the last of gronkowski on the football field. >> okay, fine, clay. be that cheap guy. only cost us about $200 million. >> my salary cap dollars aren't as big as other parts of fox. >> brian: will have to work that out there that's too bad about your second-place graves. go enjoy the game tonight. i know that's where you are outside the stadium. >> then stadium with my left hand. i'm down here with my kids. it's been a phenomenal time. i appreciate you all having me on. >> brian: as long as you don't mind the braves come in second this year. >> they are going to collapse. they never win anything. is not 1986 anymore, brian.

>> brian: excuse me, he's coming back. you guys are in trouble. you're still five games back. >> world series champs right now. >> brian: that's right. i forgot. outtake by the way, go there. meanwhile, we have to go because the robertson's are here. they joining us live to talk about their brand-new show on fox nation. that check in with dana perino to find out what's on her so soon. >> now have a little bit baseball knowledge. thank you to brian claypool that. a gas tax holiday, is that a good idea? will that pass? how many of you would say that they did? the primary roles along and bill hemmer will get you cut it with the board hit that will make you the smartest in the office today. ukrainian fighter pilots who have not left ukraine, they are now in the united states. they fought valiantly but they need much more support and they need it fast. we will have an exclusive

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don't y'all do a show? >> it will be on "fox & friends." a 10-part series. >> i think they've already released 5 of the episodes. it seems to be trending. >> ainsley: i washed one. you are the anonymous and your brother is teaching you how to do this pretty of a metal detector in front of you, but you have metal tipped boots on. >> that is the first time that i ever went. i got those boots for my brother right here. >> notorious for showing up without -- 's because you didn't have anything with you. you left that part out. they go on the average american out there. i'm learning as i go. >> ainsley: it looks interesting. maple he will find a diamond ring or something like that. what is the most interesting are most expensive thing that you have found? >> the most interesting thing we have found is in the next segment of episodes. i don't want to be a spoiler.

but we did find very large steamboats that have been under the water for over 150 years. >> the biggest thing we found. that's pretty big. >> we found in what used to be the mississippi river. but murry crowe had done some research. he just figured it out. we have some pretty sophisticated machinery that he has invented that helps us along the way. >> ainsley: we saw you all in that clip. what is your role in all this? do you go out and help them sometime? >> they talk us into one episode where we actually went. one of us really loved it and one of us really didn't. and we will at the viewers see which one was which. >> did you find anything cool? >> i didn't. >> i'm willing to go back. i think it was a lot of fun. >> what is the weirdest thing that you found?

you found a beer can that was pressed and buried 2 feet under the ground. >> you find a lot of stuff like that, weird kind of trash. i'm cleaning up america. >> we are cleaning up the environment one piece at a time. we go where can we watch it? >> we can watch it on fox nation. >> a few of the episodes are already on there. a growing family. >> growing, getting older, expanding family grandbabies. we have a grandbaby now. it's amazing and wonderful. she is the most beautiful thing in the entire world. i will put anybody up against that. i think the best thing about this show is because the treasure that they are fighting and that we get to find every once in a while is not just in the ground. it is about family. it's about relationships. and it's about just celebrating creation. our creator created all of this for us to enjoy. what a wonderful thing it is. >> ainsley: you always say prayers on the show. i love that you do that.

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