those people delivering the pills in the last mile on behalf of the cartels, and she said this is the most dangerous thing she has ever seen in the country and the doubling of deaths. if you double it again you have to have drastic action. >> bill: working every day toward it. we have this now as we begin a new hour. [shouting] . >> dana: chaos outside the new york city subway station where a homeless man died after being held down by another passenger. police arresting nearly a dozen demonstrators as jordan neely's family demands jail time for the marine veteran who subdued neely by putting him in a choke hold. i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. birthday girl, good morning to you. pollen is kicking today in new york. >> dana: sorry about that. >> bill: jordan neely's death sparking protests across the city. what began as a peaceful vigil

quickly escalated as the crowd spills out into traffic clashing with police. officers recovering a firebomb at the scene presenting a clear danger to the public. >> molotov cocktail was in a group of protestors. we don't have an arrest attached to that. it was there on the scene in a crowd of protestors. again, something very dangerous that we just really asking our communities, our people who want to come out and elevate their voices, not to engage in that kind of behavior. they can hurt themselves and members of this department and their co-protestors for innocent people. >> dana: laura engel live in the newsroom. hi. >> well, these protestors are vowing they will be back every day until charges are filed against former marine daniel penny. penny has said through his lawyers he never intended to harm neely and could not have foreseen his untimely death.

take a look at this. 11 people were arrested during last night's protest. most accused of disorderly conduct. police say one journalist was cuffed for interfering with three of their arrests. protestors demanding justice both above and below ground at the subway station where jordan neely died last week. you mentioned this. police also found a molotov cocktail in the crowd. no one has been taken into custody in connection to the homemade weapon yet. two people were also arrested. take a listen. >> people have a light to speak up when they believe an injustice occurs. but we cannot have people coming out to protest, what we want to have a peaceful protest bringing out dangerous substances. >> those two people were arrested for jumping on the subway tracks. the weekend protest briefly halted train service.

according to our sources, investigators are looking into what, if any charges filed. a grand jury could be hearing the case this week. one of penny's attorneys told me if the case goes to a grand jury they would be informed at some point in the process to give their client notice to prepare to testify if he chooses to do so. so far they have not received that notice. >> dana: that's an important detail. thank you. >> tomorrow will be a bad day for the white house and it will be interesting to see what joe biden has to say. he lied about the laptop. he lied about his knowledge of his family's shady business dealings. he lied about his involvement in his family's shady business dealings. he lies when he says his son has done nothing wrong. so it will be judgment day tomorrow for the white house. >> james comer head of the oversight committee in the house on earlier today as he finds the

latest findings of the biden family business dealings. he talked about tomorrow a lot. tomorrow is the deadline for the f.b.i. to provide the documents to his committee relating to an alleged bribery scandal involving then vice president biden. david spunt is following that live from the justice department today. hello, good morning. >> good morning to you both. we know that james comer says that deadline is tomorrow for the f.b.i., which is part of the justice department, to turn over the document. that deadline is at 12:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll see if the f.b.i. will make or miss that deadline. comer, along with his colleague in the senate, republican senator chuck grassley, specifically want a form called an fd1023. it is from june 2020 and it lays out allegations from when biden was vice president. sources familiar with the

specific form tell fox news that type of form simply memorializes and interview with a source. it doesn't mean something is correct or incorrect on that document. details of the document are limited. both comer and grassley admit they haven't personally seen the document in question. also tomorrow comer will hold a news conference to lay out the findings on the biden family and their business dealings. in addition to a hunter biden probe on capitol hill, we have to remember that probe that's going on here at the justice department that has been underway specifically with the u.s. attorney in delaware since at least 2018. multiple investigations. late last week the president once again defended his son, hunter. >> president biden: my son has done nothing wrong. i trust him. i have faith in him. enhances my presidency by making me feel proud of him. >> on thursday john bran on will sit for a behind the scenes

interview on the 2020 letter he signed dismissing the hunter biden laptop story as russian disinformation. next week former director of national intelligence james clapper will do the same. multiple different investigations. the stories are all related overall. >> bill: thanks for following that at d.o.j. >> dana: two weeks after launching his re-election campaign a recent poll has president biden's approval rating at 36%. rnc chairperson says the historically low poll numbers don't necessarily translate into g.o.p. victories. >> democrats are always investing in process. you don't see them sitting around whining they lost the house or complaining nancy pelosi is not the speaker. they are already in pennsylvania organizing and getting on the permanent voter roll. they care about power and putting these bad policies on the american people.

>> dana: let's bring in former speaker of the house newt gingrich. president biden's japproval of 36%. i don't think it's an outlier. should republicans take ronna mcdaniels' warning seriously? >> sure. look. first of all, it's a long way to the election. and things can change. second, the democrats have been very, very good at survival. look at the big cities that are disasters but have democratic mayors and it's unlikely you could beat them. the capacity for power is enormous. they desperately want to stay in power and do everything they can to do that. having said that, the american people, if they get mad enough they'll throw people out. jimmy carter learned that, george h.w. bush learned that.

the american people ultimately can hire and fire despite the news media and despite everything else. at least at the presidential level. so i think biden has to be worried and doubly worried because kamala harris is an enormous drag on the ticket. if i were a democrat i would be a little nervous. >> bill: let's talk about balance of power in congress. mitch mcconnell said this. we have the possibility of screwing this up and that gets back to candidatgeorgia, arizona and new hampshire because we didn't have competitive candidates. right now 51 dems, 49 republicans in the u.s. senate. the balance of power. mcconnell thinks they can really go after states like west virginia and ohio, maybe pennsylvania, maybe montana. how do you forecast that as of today? >> well, i think it's very

clear. i happen to be at the greenbriar when governor justice announced for the senate. a very formidable candidate. former democrat. the most likely person to be elected to the senate from west virginia, a net one for the republicans. i think that if the biden economy and the biden border issues and the drugs, the report you just had from wash wsh state. devastating. at some point what happens is people say this ain't working. and if they conclude that the biden administration can't succeed, then i think states like ohio, which is very heavily republican now, pennsylvania, a number of places suddenly tilt our way. montana very easily could become republican. i think the mood of a year from now is really, really important. most people now forecast that the economy will get worse, not better. clearly the problems on the

border are astonishing. i watched fox footage of hundreds of young men, almost all of them young males out in the open on a highway in daylight entering the united states illegally. well, all of that weighs on the american people and i think all of it probably is going to make it very hard for them -- for the democrats to win next year. >> dana: quickly this afternoon at 4:00 the white house is inviting republican and democratic leaders to talk about the debt ceiling. biden would like to make this is conversation between him and mcconnell but it is between him and leader mccarthy. speaker mccarthy. how do you think it will go this afternoon? what would you recommend speaker mccarthy do this afternoon? >> well, let me pick up on the point you just made. very historic. mitch mcconnell has been a player in these kind of negotiations for a generation. he concluded apparently -- i

commend him for this. that mccarthy, have passed a debt ceiling bill. mccarthy could say the house republicans have eliminated the danger of default. the question now is whether or not the president is going to recognize that he has got a way to avoid default and going to work it out. i think for mcconnell to have said he will follow mccarthy's lead is truly a historic shift. who is basically going to represent the republican party in these negotiations. >> dana: interesting. we'll be following it at 4:00 today. >> bill: thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> it's hypocritical and maddening to then turn around and do the exact same thing to a county that isn't even a sanctuary county. >> bill: that's a top official in the suburbs of new york city with a message for the mayor, eric adams. don't even think about creating a sanctuary county where he is.

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[siren] >> bill: from overnight those are ambulances on the streets of gaza city after israel carried out a series of air strikes. in the end three senior commanders of the terror group

islamic jihad were taken out. at least ten civilians also killed in the strikes. israeli military saying the three targeted men had been responsible for recent rocket fire toward israel. islamic jihad promising revenge. we'll watch that. >> mayor adams called it morally bankrupt when governors from southern states sent migrants up to new york city without coordination and communication. his actions here today are morally bankrupt period. >> dana: using the mayor's own words. eric adams facing fierce backlash over his plan to bus hundreds of migrants to neighboring counties. rockland and orange counties north of the city have declared states of emergency to block adams from transporting them there. will it work? madison is live in the orangeburg, new york area with the details. hi, madison. >> hi, dana. migrants could arrive to this hotel really at any point.

the city of new york telling county officials here in rockland and orange the arrival of 300 plus immigrants, migrants that is imminent. in terms of a specific timeline when to expect them the counties haven't been given any further details other than an imminent arrival. over 100 migrants are expected to arrive here thousands of miles from the border. and when they arrive. they will double the county's current homeless populations that receive services immediately. mayor's office sending migrants here and orange county. that county following rockland's lead and declaring a state of emergency. officials saying the mayor of new york city doesn't have jurisdiction under these counties and towns and questioning the legality. in the town of orange there is a 30-today limit on hotel rent

always. the mayor's office not backing down. his office saying in a statement, quote. we need the federal government to step up. until they do, we need other elected officials around the state and county to do their part and emulate the humane and compassionate approach new york city over the past year. rockland county executive director says his county does not have sanctuary cities and why he plans to stop the transfer. local police are informed to stop any buses attempting to bring migrants into the county. >> we aren't looking to stère a confrontation but avoid a situation where people come up to rockland county, potentially creating issues and dumping on the county of rockland. that's something i will not tolerate. whatever tools i have at my disposal to stop it, i will.

>> he is saying the move is hypocritical. that rockland and orange counties were not asked for consent. rather new york city mayor's office called them to tell them of the plan. >> dana: a fascinating story. stay on it for you. we'll be back to you later today. >> bill: you said the rockland county executive. good morning to you. just listening, you sound like eric adams, the mayor of new york city sounded 10 months ago. i saw your piece in the "new york post" today. you said the mayor is setting these folks up for failure. make your case. a familiar argument. >> you are touching on all the salient points. what i find amazing the mayor is still insisting on committing two illegal acts in further answer of his failure to handle the immigrant crisis in new york city. the two illegal acts are bringing them here and putting

them in a hotel for over 30 days. it's illegal in orangetown. and the state of emergency. doing that is a violation of state of emergency that established as a miss demeanor. he should no better. at the end of the day let's be clear. rockland county is already dealing with migrants coming from the border. we have folks here. the difference is critical. people who are settling in rockland county are people who have family and friends here. so we're absorbing that. it's working out a little better. but to have 300 people dropped on us at one time is ridiculous. no way we can handle that. i don't want to hear four months. nobody is leaving here. the impact was mentioned about homelessness. basically 300 people is five times what the homeless count is here in rockland county, five times. staggering number. >> bill: we talked to michael

waltz, the congressman from florida last hour. listen to how he looks at what is happening this week on the border. >> we're talking about whether this country can sustain spending for american citizens. yet on the other hand the white house shoulder shrugs at the prospects of 8 million new people coming in and putting a strain on those same services like it's no big deal. that is unfair to the taxpayer. >> bill: i know you don't disagree with anything that he just said. but you are putting this on the mayor of new york. doesn't it start with the commander-in-chief in washington, d.c. at the white house? >> of course. that's the situation i'm dealing with. the same level of authority in his government and my government. i can't deal with governors and presidents clearly if anyone looks at the southern border and doesn't understand this has been an abject failure on the part of the federal government, how do these representatives sleep at night and look at what is going

on and somehow think they are doing right? 40 years of attempts to deal with this. it's pathetic. no other way of putting it. >> bill: thank you for your time. it might be just the beginning, right? you saw the pattern in new york city. it might just be the beginning for your county. thank you for coming on. >> thank you, sir. appreciate it, bill. >> bill: rockland county, and orange county near it up the hudson river valley. >> dana: in some ways local government is the hardest government to do. it's where the rubber meets the road. i admire him for what he is doing. your last point it could be just the beginning i think really is the best one. >> bill: it's been the trend. >> dana: especially as we see over the next 24 hours as title 42 is lifted. >> dana: some of the tiktok bought responses are shocking. china saying it is america's

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among youth. 59% of u.s. teens use snap. with the tool come the regular a.i. concerns like bias. teen users are starting to turn to my a.i. for mental health resources. education can be good but we consulted medical professionals. >> unless you are actually fully working with a trained mental health professional any kind of a.i. platform is limited with the problem solving required for a human being to do that. >> imagine your teen receiving guidance from technology like their friends suggesting a diagnosis of depression. further mental health issues can be exacerbated with constant interaction to a scene. >> the more time somebody is engaging with artificial intelligence the less time they are personal interactions and per pet waits the mental health

issue. >> dr. google taken to the next levels. two dangerous spaces, social media and a.i. meet like the wild west. >> bill: you didn't have an option if you got the app. it just showed up. good luck with that. kelly, nice to see you in l.a. >> dana: china saying its relationship with the u.s. is on cold ice and that it's america's fault. beijing's foreign minister said the u.s. side should reflect deeply and propel relations back on the right track. let's bring in congressman anna smith. author of the new book "lost in pain." it comes out may 30th. on china, what is the price of admission to getting back to these normal relations as china is wanting? >> china should return phone calls and be willing to meet with us. secretary of defense is trying to meet with his chinese counterpart for months. they refuse to do that. i think china is taking a very aggressive approach.

they feel like they're the rising power and they can bully their way through the world, which is why it is important that we build partnerships and alliances to have a deterrence to that and we insist on dialogue with china and insist on a discussion. i don't disagree we ought to be able to get along with china and the world and based on what the rules are and at a minimum having conversations. they refuse to have arms control discussions. they're sure they can push their way through. >> bill: it is a necessary relationship. >> absolutely. we are each other's largest trading partners, two largest economies and militaries in the world. there is no world where china and the u.s. aren't major powers. we have to find a way to get along, there is no question. >> bill: blinken was going to go there and it got called off because of the spy balloon. >> i know what went on with the

spy balloon. >> bill: wasn't the chinese who called it off as well. >> it was us who called off the blinken visit when we saw the balloon they decided to cancel. the plan was to reschedule. >> dana: you can't break up with me, i broke up with you first. ambassador of china said i met foreign minister today. we discussed challenges in the u.s./china relationship and the need to expand high level communication. one of the things is when china says it's america's faults. one of the things america is, rightly so, mad about covid and they are hiding the covid origins, their unwillingness to be honest about that. until they do that is it possible for us -- >> the answer to that question is yes, there are plenty of things we can talk about even if we disagree strongly on covid. we're right. it is not just about covid. it is about the future. if they're not transparent and open about that healthcare threat, what else are they not

going to be transparent and open about? we're right to insist they change their approach on that. there is a whole host of other issues we could certainly talk about. >> bill: on taiwan thinking about giving 500 million in military aid. would you support that? >> absolutely. xi is a logical person. if he doesn't think he can succeed, he won't attack taiwan. we can maintain the one china policy, maintain strategic ambiguity but china can't think there is a military solution with taiwan. we have to make sure we have a military deterrent. >> dana: do we have enough ammunition and equipment to be able to supply ukraine and taiwan at the same time? >> if there was a full scale war going on in both, that would be a huge challenge without question. we need to work on building up more munitions and we have learned that from the ukraine

fight. thus far knock on wood, you have a glass table, we've managed with partners and allies to get ukraine. >> dana: europeans have really stepped up. general keane told us that yesterday. >> why do you write the book? >> lost and broken is the name of a book. i went through a six year battle with pain and anxiety and i wrote it to tell the story of if you are in pain and have mental health issues like anxiety and depression where do you go for help? i told the story how i tried to figure that out. the difficulties and challenges that were involved. even from my physician. i had health insurance, i know people. it was still very difficult to find help on both the mental health side and chronic pain side. >> dana: you did it and here you are. >> that's the big message. very, very difficult but it is possible. that's what i really want to drive home to people.

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>> dana: chock up another retailer to close shop in san francisco. this time t-mobile is saying goodbye as the blue city faces a business exodus due to vacant crime. the vacant downtown is looking like a ghost time. lauren, like one leaves and they all are getting out. >> it is so sad and depressing, dana. especially if you know what san francisco used to be. you can stand in the city center and see walgreens, whole foods, chase and burger king closed with one business thriving and that is fentanyl. drug dealers, drug users act with impunity. residents and businesses fed up with the crime, homelessness and grit this brings. downtown san francisco, like you say, looks like a ghost town. 31% of office space is vacant.

nearly triple the national average. it is getting worse. t-mobile following nordstrom. the long list of retailers closing down. as san francisco struggles to get businesses back. how do you do that? one city supervisor is pushing for a 44% increase in full-time police officers. he wants 2100 in five years' time. but he doesn't trust city hall to actually want to budget for that. so this supervisor plans to put his proposition to voters. he is betting that he will get 75% of residents in liberal san francisco to support more police because people in san francisco are losing their patience. they feel abandoned by local government described as wanting to change the world but ignore their own backyards. that's san francisco today. the drug business booming. everything else down in the dumps. >> dana: lauren telling it like

it is. thank you. >> bill: future is bright somewhere. the case of jordan neely's death might nib hands of a grand jury. protestors want the marine vet to face charges. good morning to both of you. we thought that the marine was going to speak this morning. that interview did not happen. we got a statement from the lawyer. when mr. neely began aggressively threatening daniel penny and the other passengers daniel, with the help of others, acted to protect themselves until help arrived. daniel never intended to harm mr. neely. neely's families statement say his actions on the train and words show why he needs to be in prison, end quote. kat, where are you on this right now? >> i don't agree with that. we are talking about somebody who not only has a past history

of criminal behavior but arrested for assaulting people four times. two on the subway. so it is not outside of the realm of possibility and perfectly in line with past behavior that people did feel unsafe. if you are attempting to kill somebody you don't put them in a recovery position that we saw on the video. a sad situation but all logic goes to the fact that really truly believe that this person was a threat to other people on the subway. >> dana: paul mauro said the subway has become a rolling psychiatric ward. i've seen it and a lot of people have to take the subway. if the grand jury decides to prosecute somebody, will fewer people ride the subway or get involved if there is aggression? >> that's the big concern, i do think. i commute every day on the subway both ways. most people who have the choice don't have to don't.

the ones who ride them really need to take it. i think it will continue for those who have to be there. people were opt out of this. i'm very concerned about the fact that people won't step in in a situation that has gotten out of control. we'll wait to see if charges are brought. it could be negligent homicide. they acknowledge the fact that daniel penny didn't intend to kill mr. neely but what ended up happening there as a result of all of this. but it is concerning and it is good to see at least for this moment eric adams being right out front on this issue talking about everyone involved is a citizen of the city. that has been a real -- the conversations we've been having that certain people matter to the city and certain people don't. >> the mayor was a transit cop. he worked in the subways. that was his job. let's move to the kitchen, shall we? apparently they are going after your dishwasher, kat.

i know you do not do it by hand. new rules now would force manufacturers to limit dishwashers to using 3.2 gallons of water per cycle. far below the current fill limit of five gallons. they did that with toilets a couple of years ago. among the items, regulation nation. the gas furnace, light bulb, washing machine. air conditioners and dishwasher and vending machines. what will you use? >> you will use your dishwasher more. everybody, what do you do when you finish a load of dishes and still food on some of them? you run it again. i did that yesterday. so i also just think, i don't know how you can hear federal dishwasher and it is to me the government is too big in that instance. also all of these things together when you add them up there will be costs associated with this.

when so many things are more expensive than they used to be the last thing we should be doing is to make more things expensive. i don't think it will make that big a difference in the bottom line. everybody runs it again if that happens. >> dana: on "the five" we had this discussion. pre-rinse or not? >> brian does. >> he is also a soaker, which i think did you say peter was the soaker or you? >> dana: i'm the soaking. >> what i'm most in favor of. european toilets have the flush for 1 and 2. we should have those. >> dana: they are getting rid of them in europe. only a one. what will you do? flush twice. great to have you guys. >> dana: see you. >> happy birthday.

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>> harris: is the white house censoring media it may not like? the "new york post" found out there is no room for you was the quote right before an event featuring the president. but there were 20 empty seats. plus biden's support in a cliff dive right now among key voters that he really needs. the deluge of people waiting to pour across our southern border from mexico when title 42 expires in less than 48 hours from now. the border patrol, the union

accusing the feds of sabotaging an operation that was meant to round up illegal immigrants. the head of that union, brandon judd, and senator ron johnson. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> thank you, harris. members of the royal family wondering why prince harry bothered to attend his dad's coronation. that's hemmer's celebrity news. the duke of sussex showed up to the ceremony without his wife. meghan stayed home. he was in town for 28 hours. a long way from santa barbara, my dear. he didn't talk to his father or brother. what was the point? you have to wonder what was the point? had a cup of coffee and went home. >> dana: did you see princess anne's hat? it had a big red feather. when the camera shot was on the audience we didn't see harry's face because of the feather. some people wonder if it was

done on purpose. i always ask that. i'm not one of those ones who think that. i was asked. >> we'll take it up with piers morgan. we have an urgent manhunt underway after two inmates escaped from a prison in philly. one an accused killer. the other facing gun and drug charges. we are watching this in the new york city newsroom. what is happening? >> good morning. they're trying to find these guys now. inmates were on the run for nearly a day before jail officials even noticed they were gone. one of those convicts is now on the loose and charged with a string of murders. this is who police are searching for on your screen. hearst is 18 years old and charged with four homicides including shooting and killing a guy less than two years ago. sunday night they escaped from the correctional facilities in philadelphia. they cut a hole in a fence in the prison yard, then took off.

the prison didn't know they were gone until monday afternoon. now the mayor of philadelphia calling for accountability. >> clearly the system screwed up and people didn't do what they were supposed to do. it is clear. we want to find out exactly who and how often and what we have to do to shore it back up again. this is -- i'm really angry about it. >> this is not the first alarming incident at this facility. guards have been sounding the alarm they're understaffed. this could be an example. the union representing the correctional officers entered a no confidence vote in leadership saying philadelphia's prison chief is not right for the job. >> bill: we'll see when we get them. >> dana: a leisurely rafting trip down a florida river turns very tense. >> get out of here. you are not -- jessica. jessica.

>> dana: video posted online shows a close encounter with an alligator last week on a river in the northern part of florida. one of the pals is seen drifting towards a log right where the gator is perched. you can see she quickly pushes herself away. i would not be for that. alligators are very fast and they don't listen very well. she is yelling at it. >> bill: you can run but you are in water, right? >> dana: are you scared of alligators? >> bill: no. i don't like snakes or sharks. i'm on record. i'm not a fan of scorpions. something before we go. running out of time. enough with the questions. before we go, a dear and sweet birthday to dana perino, my partner in crime. how are you feeling? >> dana: great. last year was a significant birthday. i'm grateful to be here.

i have a wonderful family, terrific friends and very fulfilling work. i love working here at fox news. feel like i'm surrounded by family. >> bill: a really great partner. >> dana: great to be here and thank you for all the well wishes. i appreciate it. mom, thank you, mom. that's a picture she sent for dana reads sports. i was three in my cousin's football uniform. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. title 42 gone in two days. fox exclusive video shows a massive camp of people waiting inside mexico to get into our nation. the border patrol is telling us at fox news this is a quote, the dam is about to break. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." yesterday the department of homeland security publicly announced it was launching a law enforcement operation in el paso, texas. the border patrol union is furious sayi