♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: i always wanted to be a king. you are looking live at king charles coronation tomorrow, we'll have special coverage from 5 to 10 a.m. tomorrow morning. ainsley, martha and pierce will be there. we had a mariachi band earlier

for cinco de mayo. >> rachel: they were great, they sang. brian wasn't in the mood to celebrate. >> brian: i'm not a big cinco de mayo person, i'm usually working. >> rachel: do you like mexican food? >> brian: some of it. >> lawrence: i do. i'm from texas, i love mexican food. you wash it down with tequila, it is amazing. >> brian: washing it down? usually that masks the taste. you drink alcohol -- >> lawrence: i know you are a yankee, no sense of flavor. >> brian: a yankee? still doing the yankee thing?

still yankees? >> lawrence: i'm authentic texan, if you come, i will introduce you to the culture there, half is mexican, okay. >> brian: i know don't start with that, here we go again. all right. i like del torito. >> rachel: what is that? >> brian: a mexican place, a chain. >> lawrence: the not mexican -- >> rachel: not mexican food. >> like saying olive garden to an italian. >> rachel: actually funny. >> brian: is this coming out of my time. turning to major protest in new york city. huge crowd taking to the street demanding charges in the death of a homeless man jordan neely.

>> rachel: retired marine put jordan neely in a checkhold after he made threats to passengers. >> big crowd of protesters crowding the streets, demanding justice for jordan neely and threatening to burn down a local police precinct if they don't get their way. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> if we don't get it? if we don't go it? >> burn it down. >> todd: witnesses say the homeless man was on the subway threatening passengers and shouting, i don't care if i go to jail. the maen radio put him in a chokehold and several passengers helped hold him down. the man's aunt says he had history of mental illness.

as his blood, i was crying out, everything was about insurance. doctors knew his condition, he wasn't a bad person. the family of jordan neely and the marine have both lawyered up. protesters are expected to hit the streets of new york later on today. we'll be watching. back to you. >> rachel: thank you, todd. >> brian: incredible how organized it got. happened several days ago, they see a guy out of control on the subway to the point two other people had to upon had the marine subdue the marine. >> lawrence: one is black. >> brian: that is important, no one is reporting that. the eyewitness account said this guy was out of control and said he doesn't care if he goes to jail. he is schizophrenic. he is mentally deranged and

spent time in jail recently for punching a woman in the face and she has permanent brain damage. no one knew that at the time, he has over 40 separate arrests and people look at this as black/white situation. nothing to do with that. this guy was out of control on the f train and somebody said instead of being an observer, i will take action. lawn no one in the press, besides fox, are standing up for the american people of all different backgrounds. it wasn't reported there was a black man, that is by design. the black guy in the photo is cropped out of the footage. people of all different backgrounds have been terrorized

on the train. all the carjackings and people using bike chains to latch themselves to poles so they wouldn't be pushed into the subway and keep crying out for justice. what does justice look like? him harming a man or woman on the subway. i would hope a marine would step up for my family member. this could have gone sideways, it has before. they do not seem interested in the facts. does alvin bragg want to do this part two? he did it with the babodega owner and he had reverse the decision. >> brian: because of the press. >> lawrence: newsom protests, any chance he gets.

>> brian: he's from black lives matter. >> rachel: like pop-ups, if the narrative fits, black victim, white maen radio -- marine, veteran, doesn't matter one of the people helping was african american himself. this is meant to distract people. during the last big racial riots with george floyd, a lot of power in the democratic party, a lot of election rules were changed with covid and everything going on. these are opportunities to consolalate power and distract minorities with fake racial stuff so they don't think about what is happening to their economy, to their paychecks, grocery bills and everything else happening in eshg -- to americans. this is not just a new york problem, i've been getting texts and tweets from people saying, i

have mentally ill over 18 family member, it is really hard to get them help. a lot of times, with the school shootings, we need a new system so people with mental illness get off the street and stop endangering other people. >> brian: 27 people died on the subway since 2020, it being looed like it was going to be 28 and 29. did he hold the submission hold too long? obviously. you don't know the situation, he was going crazy enough that two other guys held his arms and there were no cops there. they can't be everywhere whchl they were there, no one ran and the lawyer i talked to today believes he will be charged. >> if you are a cop, maybe you don't want to step in, these are life-changing, career-ending events. >> brian: if you put your hands on somebody, yeah. >> rachel: this is not just new york city, at the border,

ranchers trying to protect themselves, they know title 42 is being lifted and there will be influx, they are reporting, we are afraid to acts, we know if we actually do what the cops or government should do, keep illegals off our property, if we protect our property, we will go to jail. no one will protect us, the victims become the criminals and the criminals are the victims, america right now. >> brian: the president will make it worse today by weighing in or the press secretary. nine after the hour. the other big story is the laptop story, it is not going away, we are getting more details. why did the 51 sign off saying it was classic rusian disinformation? what role did it play? a big role. when donald trump said look what you were involved with this laptop and the president looked into the camera and said, 51 intel experts, including two cia

directors said this is classic example of russian disinformation, he looked at you and lied, mike morell, former cia director and acting director on the behest of secretary of state, alleged, now secretary of state, antony blinken, 51 intel experts. here is one. they reached out to john brennan, we want to give joe biden a talking point to debate. what is this about? we want you to sign off on a letter saying this is russian disinformation and neutralized president trump's talking point. >> lawrence: this is important for several reasons. >> brian: john brennan said yes, by the way. >> lawrence: this was not people being confused, it was nefarious, they knew it was a lie, they knew the laptop was

real. so trump loses because he needed a talking point, that was choreographed. joe biden can't remember anything, this was used to usurp the american people. >> rachel: election interference. >> rachel: the media covered for him. polling shows 14% of americans would have voted differently, not voted or voted for donald trump had they known about the laptop or known it was true. this was not just intel. this wasn't just media, we had big tech involved, this was highly coordinated act to suppress this information. very important information. this is more than just someone trying to get rich. we have seen corruption before, this is third world level, like you see in latin america. this is greater than this, this

involved china and russia, this involved ukraine. >> brian: and romania, moscow mayor. >> brian: this is america's enemy and with joe biden elected, that means he is compromised and policy would be affected. here is john solomontauking about this letter signed by so-called intelligence officials. >> cia director club is exclusive small club. people this country trusted to run the intelligence, derived credibility for the american people for the trust we place in them. we, the american taxpayer, gave them the opportunity to run the most powerful spy agency in the world and took the credentials and this letter shows the two cia directors created a political outcome and portray it as organic intelligence warning.

51 people who carried the power of the united states sign third degree letter without shred of evidence the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation. >> lawrence: all of this is going on, being revealed and every time you see the president, we see hunter biden. i know it is his son -- he's taunting the american people, i can get away with it, i got away with it. >> todd: there is tension between axios and the white house, you are hurting us, you are being too aggressive with thisern ta, there is tension between the biden camp -- biden white house and the hunter b biden -- who advised him to take on and challenge his child

support payoffs? who told him to be this aggressive after the laptop owner. he said, it is -- never admitted and abby lowell said stop telling everybody, i will sue you for releasing information from the laptop, which he never admitted was his. it is ticking off the white house. >> rachel: they can coordinate and lie on this level, we've talked off camera, it affects the way we interpret anything that comes out of the government, whether information about the ukraine war or anything else. as far as i'm concerned, you add russia collusion, this coordinated effort, i don't believe anything coming out of the intelligence agency, it has destroyed their credibility and that is dangerous for the american people. >> lawrence: some of the people are still signed as analysts for

media stations, they should be suspended. >> brian: strzok, mccabe, they got caught lying and john brennan still appears, that clown signed off on this without looking at it. >> rachel: good for republicans to bring john brennan in to testify, i think he will do next week. >> brian: see what he's going to lie about, so comfortable lying. just lie. it was his son's laptop, the stuff authentic, he looked into the camera and says russian disinformation. >> rachel: he's the big guy, 10%. ashley. >> ashley: a suspect in the deadly hospital shooting in atlanta that left one dead is now charged with murder and aggravated assault. deion patterson. three survivors remain in the

icu. our beloved amy was bril iants, kind, big-hearted and the best of the best, she will be missed, but never forgotten. to this, boston red sox fans seem to be joining the public revolt against bud light. one fan posting this video from fenway park. you see fans waiting in a crowded line and the next concession stand selling bud light had no line. bud light partnered with dylan mulvaney, a tiktoker. the companies this is not a campaign. the companies it is providing financial support for workers as sales of bud light has gone down by over 20%. are you having a cow about chic

chick-fill footwork il-a pricing? >> can i get a chicken tender meal, add a bun and vanilla ice cream instead of the toy? >> ashley: the guy said he saved $2 by making budget chick-fill-a combo. >> brian: ashley, you have an announcement. >> ashley: i am expecting a baby boy in october. >> brian: come on over here, we made these doughnuts for you for a special celebration. >> rachel: we ordered munchkins, you are having a little munchkin. >> ashley: it is no doughnuts here, we're having a little doughnut hole. >> lawrence: you got to have

one. >> ashley: okay. >> brian: we understand it is a boy? >> ashley: yes, we have a few names picked out. >> rachel: you have time. >> ashley: halfway, like to -- >> rachel: you look amazing. >> brian: how close are you? >> ashley: halfway. >> brian: oh, i thought halfway to naming the baby. >> ashley: this is my husband and me and our dog maggie. her bandana says guess what, mom's pregnant. there is my baby. >> lawrence: do we have a name yet? >> ashley: not yet, three names picked out, we are not 100% sold. my dad said remember, you are going to say that name over and over and over. >> ashley: be sure you like that name. >> lawrence: first pair of jordans from uncle lawrence. >> ashley: what advice do you have? >> rachel: prepare the dog, we

have had this conversation. i know you love your dog, but when baby comes -- >> ashley: maggie -- >> rachel: the dog goes down a notch. >> lawrence: i don't believe her. >> ashley: you're a dog lover, too. i love maggie, she is going to talk to me one day. i don't want her to get shunned. >> rachel: you can love her. >> brian: don't bring her to a shelter, you can still raise her. >> ashley: when he says something, you look great, great, i have food all over my face, he will say something, i was not prepared, i had no idea. thank you. i appreciate it. >> brian: coming up straight ahead, taken down from tiktok, an account highlighting imprisoned hong kong activist jimmy li, suspended from the app, the filmmaker fighting chinese censorship.

>> rachel: and bringing the keening to fox square, we will learn how to ride. >> brian: should be easy. happy mother's day! oh my gosh! my mom deserves the best, and the best gifts are from harry and david. chocolate. yummy! cheese.

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treated like a terrorist. >> brian: after being called out, the account and video have been restored, here is reverend robert soreko. such a necessary documentary, all free principles and free market steam rolled by the government in hong kong. tell me about jimmy lai. >> great man, arrived in hong kong penniless and worked up to being a media tycoon. he was adamant of the protest in teneman square. that began to sour thoughts on him. he predicted one day he would be arrested and was determined not to leave hong kong. this is a billionaire, houses all over the world, a british

citizen. he said, if i'm going to cause dust up here, i'm going to stay and see it until the end. he is in jail as we speak, but a man of faith and great courage and hope. >> brian: so many layers to make this an important story. people on tiktok love this app. when you go to take it undo, the chinese say, we have nothing to do with it, put together a great algorithm, we're not censuring it. what does it say when something makes the chinese government look bad and you get suspended? >> it is amazing, they took down the entire film, they put it back the next day. they had taken down six clips, one you just showed and said they are violent clips that violate our community standard policy and finally, because of the outcry from "wall street journal" and around the world,

london times, italian papers, they put it all back up. you can go to tiktok now and see it, you can see the whole film at freejimmylai.com, it is a moving tribute to this man and his heroism. >> brian: tiktok is no big deal, including the president of the united states, they are censuring it, this is propaganda and this proves it. they said our automation observed a pattern and remove today in error, we are reviewing our anti-spam system to keep this from happening in the future. think about this and decide what you think. i know i do. can't forget what the chinese government is capable of. thank you. up next on our show, royal rift, queen camilla is furious with

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>> brian: wow, we're back. >> rachel: we're back. i didn't realize your hat has the plaid -- >> lawrence: it messes up the brim. >> brian: i did not know you were a beekeeper, no idea. >> rachel: i love that. >> brian: i'm billy olson. >> rachel: let's go to churchill downs, where janice dean, who is looking amazing, joins us live with christine moore. good morning, janice. >> janice: she made your hats, i hope lawrence is listening, christine will tell you how to wear your hat. >> number one thing i do on the day is actually go fix people,

can you fix my hat. put it on me correctly. >> janice: you will come up, do you mind if i fix your hat. >> or in the bathroom, stay in touch with your milliner. >> janice: you are an artist, tell me about the featured hats. >> known for making our own trim, you can spot my trim across the track. it is all handmade natural fiber, silk, we lay on the table, pattern it out, cut it out, seworry together and each piece is unique. >> janice: that is why people buy a christine moore hat, no one else has the hat. >> exactly. we put so much love into it, it is from our heart and passion. your piece, painted in the

detail. every staff, i design it, when they are working on it, it comes out a little bit differently, in their brain, out their hands. >> camhats.com, go to my instagram and at the derby store today, come to the meet-and-greet from 2 to 4. >> janice: i love you so much, i love the horse racing, i love the fashion more. you know that, back inside. >> rachel: thank you, janice, i love the fashion more. queen camilla is reportedly furious at her step-son prince harry claiming she won't forgive him after she bashed her in his book, "spare," and said he and his brother begged their father not to marry her.

here with more is duncan, great to have you here this morning. it is rumored she could possibly, camilla, possibly wondered about the shade of the baby, little archie, camilla has been a focus. is it so unreasonable? his mother died, diana, camilla was the mistress who broke up the family as far as he was concerned. >> that is true, i mean, she was known by diana called her the rottweiler and then when diana gave her interview, she said there were three in the marriage and camilla was public enemy number one in this country. that has made it quite hard to swallow with harry's interviews and he started to refer to her as a villain and accused her of leaking stories about the boys, him and william to make herself

look more popular. that is the kind of thing with harry turning up for the coronation, it will inevitably be in camilla's mind as she takes part in this once-in-a-life-time historic occasion. >> rachel: she's worked hard trying to rehabilitate the image that was soi in the sewer, when diana was alived. is this going to be her crowning moment? she's the queen, will she rehabilitate her image through the ceremony or are things resonating with team diana, which still exist in england? >> well, if camilla is furious, there will be no sign of that throughout the whole of the mix,

she's maintained dignified silence and that will continue and that is one way the royals are winning this awful battle with harry and meghan, they are not rising to the bait and not being drawn into the arguments. i think camilla tomorrow will show just what frankly in the grand scheme of things, is a very long and enduring love story. >> rachel: that is one way to look at it, i guess if you are harry, you look at it a different way. maybe she will exact revenge through the seating arrangement, we hear harry will be treated less than royal at the ceremony. duncan, great talking to you, look forward to the coverage tomorrow, which we will carry here live. you can watch the fox news special coverage of king charles iii coronation from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. eastern, hosted by martha

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along. they raised interest rates to try to slow down the economy, because the academy is creating 253,000 jobs. if you want a job, it is likely out there, get out and get one. an interesting point, the manufacturing sector, something we've been worried about, been talking about manufacturing recession for six months and the manufacturing sector gained jobs this month, that is a good thing we are still manufacturing and producing goods in this country. wage gains, what we're making on hourly and monthly basis is increasing issue good, we're getting raises. thatten moos inflation is sticky. federal reserve might have to move or bring inflation down, inflation has been a problem in this country. >> lawrence: back to the jobs a little more, inflation is up, talk about the price when you go to the grocery store, average day stuff you need. what type of jobs are we talking

about, high-paying jobs or lower-wage jobs? >> interesting, recently lower-paid jobs. we got in another private payroll report, leisure and hospitality. those are jobs that are coming back because we lost those in covid. you want people in the leisure and hospitality sector to be coming back, as well. good news, if those are lower-paying jobs, it won't be as tricky for inflation the way higher-paying jobs has been like. we're seeing bank crisis, as well, thinking about recession as white collar recession, some higher-paying jobs you might start to see layoffs, but low-paying jobs, lower wages are hanging in and that is good for the economy. >> lawrence: so informative. i want to play this from senator kennedy, play it. >> how much will it cost to get us carbon neutral? how about 50 trillion, is that right?

>> it will cost trillions. >> you don't know, do you? youun wa us to get there, you can't tell the american taxpayer how much it will cost? >> it will save us money -- >> how do we know if you don't know how much it is going to cost? >> lawrence: the cost of the climate. >> you know what is crazy, we're becoming immune, trillion with a t. i remember throwing 50 billion, the billion word was a lot of money. throwing trillion around with no care or ramification that trillion of spending cause us into this inflationary environment in the first place. we have to take care of our planet, it is the way we are doing it, the massive spending. if you have to hurt the climate to bring it down.

no more trillions. >> lawrence: thank you for joining me. hi, rachel, you just popped up on the screen. >> rachel: back in 2016, i remember shawn giving speech complaining about 16 trillion of debt, it is now over 30 6789 >> lawrence: my generation will be paying for this. >> rachel: absolutely. thank you, lawrence, great job. horses may be the main attraction, food and drink could rival, the mint julep could set you back a cool $1000. janice dean and woodford reserve ma master disstiller joins us live from churchill downs. janice dean this is a fancy drink with a fancy price tag.

>> a 1000 mint julet is $1000. a classic drink that is sugar or sweetener, mint, lots of ice and woodford bourbon reserve. this is our 24th year being first ever official bourbon of the kentucky derby and it is made in woodford county,oir distillery is surrounded by iconic horse farms. janice dean what about secreshgtariat? this is the 50th year. >> yes, 50 years since she set the record. it is amazing. >> janice: what can we pair this

drink with? >> you need something to eat as you enjoy your woodfort ford reserve. it is a nibble and louisville is famous for being the home of benedict ine cheese. it is cucumber, cream cheese all mixed together and who distribute love pimento cheese, made at home and country ham, different cheese, meat, fresh fruit, nibble all day, these are savory, salty, sweet, fatty foods that go perfect with boubo bourebon, they work together. i have eaten a few of these in my time. >> janice: i'll dig in and have

some, you know, over to you. >> rachel: pimento cheese, it all sounds good. good job. still ahead, giddy up, bringing the derby to fox square with horseback riding lessons. we take the reigns next. ♪ . ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most.

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>> inflation nation, how today's report affects your pocketbook and the campaign trail for both parties. kellyanne conway and larry kudlow join us today. in a week title 42 will be lifted and will a marine be charged with homicide for stepping up to protect subway riders and laura will tell us about shocking discoveries in san francisco this week. we made it to friday, we'll see you in a few minutes. >> brian: we've gone outside, it is spring and time for the kentucky derby and fox square, kentucky derby, horses, horseback riding, these aren't ordinary horses, this nonprofit group is bringing horseback riding for all levels, people not born in texas.

>> rachel: joining us on founder of met, jane decasa, so glad to have you. tell us about the organization. >> brian: this is elizabeth. >> born and raised in brooklyn, new york, horseback riding is limited. >> brian: i see it on the parkway. >> we have a small stable on gold coast equestrian center. we provide opportunities for all ages, start with k-12. >> brian: how is lawrence doing? >> he looks awesome. >> rachel: is he doing texas proud? >> definitely you fit the bill, paup rauzy is a great horse. >> brian: how do you describe this horse? >> quarter horse, been with us a very long time, he brings opportunity from the beginners all the way up, he is

definitely, i consider him to be a special horse and he'll be with us forever. all our horses are with us forever. >> rachel: how did both of you get into horses? >> my mom took me on vacation when i was a child, to the mountains and i fell in love with horses. i said, i want to ride horses. she said, no, it wasn't in the cards living in brooklyn. when i was 12 years old, i met a new york city police officer, who changed my life, got me into horseback riding, went off to cloj and how do i bridge college and horseback riding together. i rode at the university and went to the military scomb i rode in the military, i did anti-shipment and defense for the u.s. navy. how do i continue to do that? in april of 2010, i created this nonprofit to provide this

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>> we have a lot of pictures of the royal family there. ainsley, piers morgan and martha, the king coronation tomorrow. 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. eastern time. [chanting and shouting] >> dana: anger in new york city. protestors calling for justice after a deadly confrontation between subway passengers. their pre-conceived narrative may not fit with reality. good morning. >> those protests are coming in in response to the death of jordan kneely killed on monday after boarding a train and started yelling at passengs.