criminal investigation, i cannot comment further at this time. elicia, we wish you all the best. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> ainsley: you're welcome. all right, the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> steve: it is 7:00 in new york city it is 5:00 in the morning, #:00 in the morning in texas. and we start this hour as a letter from. border patrol facing a massive influx of migrants overnight after the end of title 42 at midnight. a federal judge blocking president biden's plan for the mass release of thousands onto the streets, thank goodness. caroline shively on the ground in el paso with the latest. caroline? >> good morning to you steve, ainsley and brian. we are here at gate 42. since we got here at 1:30 in the morning here in el paso. it has been a very active morning. so far we have seen it three different bus loads of migrants

loaded up by border patrol and taken on out of here. now, they were mostly adults. some appeared to be saying thank you to the border patrol agents technically this is not a legal point of entry under title 8. migrants still taken to processing centers for assessments and seeking asylum. migrants are also come coming in illegally in record numbers across the entire border. more than 10,000 caught each day, monday, tuesday, and wednesday while title 42 was still in effect. the homeland security secretary released this statement at midnight, quote: starting tonight, people who arrive at the border without using a lawful pathway will be presumed ineligible for asylum. the border is not open. people who do not use available lawful pathways to enter the u.s. now face tougher consequences including a minimum five year ban on reentry and potential criminal prosecution. now, there in brownsville, tackle team members were blocking migrants from crossings border yesterday. those efforts continue today. and in a major development overnight, a federal judge has

temporarily blocked part of the biden administration's plan for releasing some migrants it. would have allowed migrant holding dlearnts were well over capacity to release migrants with no set court date. just an agreement to turn themselves in to an immigration office in 60 days to be screened for asylum. a judge described it this way in his ruling, quote: aliens are being released into the country at an expedited basis without being placed in removal proceedings and with little to know vetting and no monitoring that block on that piece of the biden plan is blocked for 14 days. back to you guys. >> steve: all right, caroline, thank you very much. 7:02 here in new york city. let's bring in soon none bream fox news chief legal correspondent and author of a great mother's day gift "the love stories of the bible speak" shannon, good morning to you. >> good morning, guys. >> steve: so you know what's going on on our southern border we'll know more as sun comes up out there in texas. but essentially for the plan to be we're going to release a bunch of people out on the

streets of texas. no court date. that's the honor system. how does that generally work? >> well, this judge thinks it doesn't work well. and he says listen, this is very similar to another policy that already shut down months ago. this is a situation the judge is saying you can't just unilaterally by executive power make these decisions and allow these folks onto the streets. interestingly any of. as we expected. there are, you know, legal fights from the other side as well. the aclu is out there arguing that some of the newest asylum policies are too tough. they are too cruel. they immediately went to court and filed on those as well. so, what they are saying is so many of the policies that the biden administration is now using, are the same ones that the trump administration was using. they argued against them then. and they are arguing against them now. so this whole thing is going to be tied up with legal fights, left, right, and center. and so far that judge in florida is saying you can't do these mass releases with no court dates. >> brian: thank goodness. florida judge stepped up so we have two weeks to exhale.

meanwhile all hell is breaking loose and biden knows it. this is a quote. biden has had multiple explosions over his staff not doing anything. he said, quote: when biden would have explosions and he did have a bunch of them, he would sawouldsay say dammit you havend me anything different you said last week. anonymity. ten minutes later said i know you are trying. before people's heart goes out to joe biden. he does not return the call to the president of guatemala. he has not sent anyone to pressure mexico with tariffs or these other countries this is not will. joe biden bringing the magic the way he left afghanistan to the border interesting thing we heard that they have great relationship with these

countries including mexico. they talked about the fact that they have had a lot of partnership and working together with the president of mexico people transiting through mexico. overwhelming whether the authorities are doing all they can to stop this or not. it's hard to imagine looking at these folks lined up the way that they are. there are so many different factors that come to this point but, you know, you heard r.f.k. jr. who is challenging the president for the democratic nomination say about a week or so ago you can't create the policies that draw people here and tell them when they get to the border sorry you are out of luck when you are the ones who created these conditions. democrats and republicans alike pointing to this administration and saying we have been begging you for help. this is not a partisan issue when you look at what is happening to the border. you cannot create these magnets and leave this situation in chaos. >> ainsley: the border patrol union says they tweeted this out. they said this is by far the worst sustained disaster that any border patrol agent active or retired has ever seen at the

border. and one man is responsible for every single bit of it with the worst still to comement and you can see there, shannon, a picture of joe biden. if you look at the numbers this week, 10,000 have been apprehended on monday. 10,000 tuesday. and the same on wednesday highest daily numbers ever reported for been. what are your thoughts? >> not like we didn't know this was coming. we have been told for months and months and months. things are out of control at the border. a large percentage of them god bless men and women risking their lives trying to save the lives of those showing up here. they have been in large part sent into administrative duty. and when they are forced with, you know, doing paperwork and processing people and trying to treat them as humanely as possible. there are other sections of the border that don't have manpower there to do things like indr. tra district carts and drug smugglers. when he they're pulled away only so much they can do with on the ground enforcement. and so this is not a surprise

everybody knew. we have been warning them for months. erasure of title # 2 was going to be a nightmare. you have a bipartisan measure. democrats and republicans have signed on to in the senate trying to get that passed that would reinstate some of these powers and yet here we are. >> brian: border patrol unit went on to say if anyone is dumb enough to believe the lies about our white house from the border seek help immediately. they are fed up and done. remember the first people that crossed had biden harris t-shirts on when they came in office. they knew with trump gone all hell was going to break lewis and now they are coming in and this is their playground. 6 presidential people peer a fox news alert. this just came across recently marine veteran daniel penny set to surrender to the nypd today and face charges in connection with the chokehold death much jordan neely.

todd piro is outside the fifth precinct with the latest. todd? >> todd: steve, ainsley and brian. mr. penny is expected to turn himself in behind me through those doors at the fifth precinct within the hour. that is what is expected. and while we wait for that, streets blocked off in and around this area. no cars passing. in either way in anticipation of what is to come. d.a. alvin bragg's office confirming the retired marine will face a charge of second degree manslaughter for the killing of neely reportedly reacting moments before the incident in question demanding he face consequences. his press release is not an apology or express of regression. it is character assassination and a clear example of why he believed he was entitled to take jordan's life. in short his actions on the train and now his words show why he needs to be in prison. the penny's attorney says, quote: when mr. penny, a decorated marine veteran stepped in to protect him sanged his fellow new yorkers, his well-being was not assured.

the unfortunate result was the inintended foreseen death of kneely. when all the facts and circumstances surrounding this tragic incident are brought to bare mr. penny will be fully absolved of wrong doing. could receive three and a half to 15 years in prison. protesters took to the street demanding action calling neely's death a murder and more protests are expected today. the entire processing that will take place behind me is expected to last about two hours. back to you all right. todd, thank you very much. bring in shannon bream our chief legal officer here at the jail: after mr. penny cass bedeclared dead or rather mr. penny was released after neely was declared dead. and he was not facing any charges but then there were all these protests and then alvin bragg, who has been in the news a lot. suddenly it's like okay. i'm going to charge the guy. result 34589ly it's going to

come counsel to a jury of his piers to decide whether mr. penny trying to kill him or restrain him. it's all about intent. what was he trying to do? >> it is. second degree manslaughter. let me read you a little bit of this. also known as reckless homicide that would require prosecutors to prove that mr. penny caused mr. neely's death and did so recklessly meaning that he knew the chokehold would kill mr. kelly or excuse me mr. neely and unreasonably chose to oea ply it anyway. so, they are going to have to walk the jury through this. it's interesting that alvin bragg didn't take this to grand jury. he totally owns this decision, this charging decision. you heard from the family. something more stringent. alvin bragg is probably trying to thread the needle here gosh i have to have response to public outcry. i don't think this is murder but i will put this to a jury and let them decide. yyou have a four minute video

other witnesses there and provide more context that. video someway into that altercation that led to the death plaintiff neely. and so was a real threat. somebody was cautioning him at one point saying be careful. you got of a hell of a chokehold there. you don't want a murder charge. other people also restraining mr. neely who weren't mr. penny. and whether any charges come to them. it looks unlikely but the jury is going to have a lot more to work with if they can get more witnesses into this investigation. >> they would have to prove the chokehold was the reach for his death. there wasn't anything in his system or that kind of thing. they will be able to talk about what happened. what mr. neely is accused of doing on the subway before. will they be able -- will this be admissible in court all of his past crimes? i think he has been in trouble a lot. 44 times; is that right? >> brian: yep. >> shannon: i think the defense will have very good arguments to show all of that to show there

was a pattern and problem. he probably needed help. there is compassion for what he was going through and how his life sort of fell apart when he his mom was murdered when he was 14 years old. that's where the steep decline happened. you can have compassion, of course, for mr. neely and his life and his struggle and the fact that he should have been helped in other ways but also at the same time it can be true that, you know, mr. penny was trying to protect other riders there and himself. >> brian: just imagine how much compassion one of those women evidently still has brain damage when he punched them out in greenwich village. randomly punching women on the subway and in life. a threat to people. and she was according to one eyewitness in the story today. i hope he has a great lawyer because as soon as we got off the subway. i thanked him very much for stepping up. evidently he paused and didn't do anything until this guy started being very aggressive and then he stepped up. and the message around the country is, if you see a problem, don't do anything. you could go to jail for 10 years. so, that's pretty bad. meanwhile, on a happier note on sunday, mother's day.

i think you have the perfect idea for a gift and i agree. first of all happy mother's day to ainsley. a great mother's day gift. we have a deal for you if you buy that book and take your receipt over to 1-800-flowers. you will get 20% off on your flowers. you get the book. you get 20% off on your flowers at 1-800 flawrts. take her to brunch. do not pocket the 20% and then go spend the on mom. >> steve: by the way for the love stories of the bible speak and all of shannon's books go to fox news books.com. shannon, thank you very much for joining us. >> >> ainsley: happy mother's day to your momma, shannon. >> shannon: thanks, guys. >> ainsley: think of all the people who lost their moms. we love you and grateful for all the moms that have gone before us. >> shannon: most important job in the world. see you sunday. >> brian: talk to you on the

radio later. ashley, you are poised to give us the news. >> ashley: i am. start with debt ceiling for your headlines. talks derailed once again. house speaker kevin mccarthy and congressional leaders will now meet with president biden next week after their plans for talks today were canceled. both sides are still at odds over how to approach raising the debt limit. handles the exact same way he hablesz the border he ignores it and hopes it goes away. do not miss another deadline like you missed on title 42. our country cannot afford it. >> the current debt ceiling stands at 31.4 trillion. u.s. will likely run out of money to pay the government's bills at the beginning of june if congress doesn't act. so target is facing some lack plash after stocking t-shirts for kids that include transgender friendly slogans. this year target's pride month collection includes apparel for

toddlers featuring the phrase trans people will always exist. one group is calling for a bud light style boycott. they are accusing the country of indoctrinating young people calling the move highly inappropriate and disturbing. and the nfl, the new nfl schedule is out. and i'm like the tennessee tightens social media team they hit the streets of broadway and nashville asking people for help identifying their opponents. >> oh queen >> the boston bob scats? no idea >> this one is the red stallions. ♪ >> ashley: the video so good falcons changing handle to red stallions. getting ready to welcome todd brady back he is not unretiring

he is returning to foxborough for honorary ceremony at the team's home opener. >> brian: this should be much watch tv. >> ainsley: so he is coming back. >> is he going to the brits or the boston bobcats? >> what's he doing? >> ashley: just going to be there. >> going to cheer. >> if he is like i want to be out there. i'm going to go rush the field. >> brian: bill belichick give him the eye black and helmet great, play the second half. all right, thanks so much ashley wherever you are. coming up next. moving past the spy flight. biden aides telling china they just want to move on. can we move on? can we talk about other stuff? is that the right move general jack keane live next. >> ainsley: plus, former president donald trump back in the spotlight following his town hall performance. so what does it mean for the 2024 race? our panel will debate ♪ i want something just like this ♪ ♪

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>> brian: wind aids tell china they want to move forward following the china balloon controversy. both sides call the takedown unfortunate as national security adviser jake sullivan met with china's foreign policy adviser in vienna in what white house calling constructive and candid conversations. here with his night four star general conversation general jack keane. jeb, do you like the tone and circumstances that led to this meeting? i think we are very anxious to renew the communication after chinese. this is pretty rich. chinese one of the most aggressive acts i have ever seen

penetrated the united states airspace for an entire week and broke off communications with us as a result of it and they pout for a number of months and we're anxious to get back into negotiations with them. i do believe we should talk to each other will we did that wih the soviet union for years. what my concern is the chinese aggression that is destabilizing the relationship between ourselves and china and also in the region. and it's china's support of russia who has invaded ukraine and illegal invasion of a democratic you can see china's aggression being played out every single day in the region. that the is destabilizing factor. and if we go in there and we and lay out our cards in terms of what they are doing the response they they have we know what the

reality is when you show weakness, you get more aggression the precursor chemicals that they are shoving into mexico that is killing tens of thousands ever americans in this country on a regular basis. those are the issues that we need to put in front of them. their aggression their desire to undermine the united states and society in such a comprehensive manner number one target we have ever faced in the history of the country. >> brian: general, there is a fundamental misunderstanding with this administration on how we handle our enemies. they want to show an openness and a -- and an approach that our enemies look at as weakness. and begging to re -- to send ourselves to china. you might want the results never going to get the results. fast forward over to ukraine where we understand that we're going to be the surge expected

surge is on hold. the offensive counteroffensive on hold. there are reporting of some ukrainian gains in bakhmut already. and some sense maybe the russians are pulling out. i doubt if they are going to pull out. this is absolute nightmare for the russians and wagner group mercenary private firms so to speak. why? because for over nine months. they have wanted to take this city small one at that no military value as a sim wolf their success in ukraine arch multiple failures. and conducting local counterattacks that are being successful. that's what's happened here. this is not the beginning of the ukrainian offensive which the head of the wagner group is

claiming. he is only doing that because he has had abject failure here as well, ukraineing are not going to give up bakhmut. too much symbolic value to them. they have created that value themselves. >> brian: it's got to be a big summer for ukraine if they are going to have success. does seem like the russians, who have to re-purpose their museum tanks bring back world war tanks how low they are getting with ammunition and weaponry. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> have great weekend. thank you. >> brian: coming up on one nation at 8:00. eastern time. repeated again at 11:00. we are going to be live covering the donald trump rally. which is supposed to start around 8:00. we also understand ron desantis rally is supposed to start at 7:30. so maybe we will bounce back and forth. we will have with us the great will cain, tomi lahren and jason chaffetz and many more surprises

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>> ainsley: we are back a fox weather alert. a series of tornadoes tearing through the grape plains trail of destruction. rook oklahoma city powerful storm system tore apart homes and buildings. in addition to the twisters, a flash flooding threat continues from the plains to texas and the gulf coast into the weekend. let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. hey, janice. >> janice: good morning. unfortunately we see the threat for severe storms and flash flooding oklahoma and ghen across the ohio river rally. there are the tornado reports from overnight last night in kansas and oklahoma and then the border of louisiana and texas. and we have flash flood alerts

as well right on the border kansas. heavy rain south texas, central texas. we could see several inches of rain, close to a foot in some of these areas. because it's just going to be relentless through saturday and sunday and even into monday as this area of low pressure just kind of lingers across the region. so that should be a good news story drought in texas and oklahoma. however, too much of a good thing is going to cause flash flooding and, of course, we have got the migrant situation. so that's going to, you know, add another layer to this. severe storm threat from the big bend of texas all the way up towards the midwest and there is your mother's day forecast. it looks like wet weather from the southwest the plain states and ohio valley. here in the northeast, spectacular. all right. ashley, i'm going to hand it over to you. your first mother's day coming up, my friend. >> ashley: oh, thank you, janice. thanks so much. >> janice: you got it. >> ashley: we are going to it turn to a fox news alert.

migrants young and old risking their lives to cross into the u.s. just after title 42 is lifted. the biden administration had planned for a mass release of migrants from overcrowded facilities. but a federal judge in florida stepping in to block that policy. this as at least two buses full of migrants arrives in new york city this morning. the chaos at the border putting a strain on cities and communities across the country. and shocking video shows a fearless father brawling with a burglary suspect in his backyard in los angeles. the dad says the thief had stolen about $25,000 worth of gear from his podcast studio and returned to wipe his fingerprints clean. he joined "fox & friends first" to explain what happened next. >> adrenaline took over. i just -- something inside of me as a father awakened and i said to myself. this is a killer or be killed situation because i don't know if he has a weapon on him or not. this guy has broken in. he has already robbed me. there wasn't much -- i was thinking that's it.

i have got protect my family. >> ashley: the suspect still on the loose. father thinks t t the burglar ls in a large rv homeless encampment down the block from his home. peloton is recalling over 2 million exercise bikes over the risk of injuries from a faulty seat. the consumer products safety commission is telling owners to immediately stop using bikes because the seat can, actually the post can break unexpectedly while riding. so far 35 incidents have been reported, free replacement seats are being offered for bikes that were sold from january of 2018 through this may. ainsley, i don't know about you but i guess that includes me. >> ainsley: i have one, too. that sounds a little painful. okay. yes, and we are excited ashley is expecting a baby. she announced that last week so this is going to be your first mother's day. >> ashley: i'm excited happy mother's day to you as well. >> ainsley: thank you. former president donald trump sounding off on issues first town hall for the 24 race for the white house. >> we have to save this country.

our country is dying. our country is being destroyed by stupid people. our borders are bad. our military has been bad. you look at the taxes. you look at inflation. what's happened to inflation is just destroying our country. drill baby drill. [applause] we have more liquid gold under our feet than any other nation. any other nation. and these stupid fools ended it. >> will you commit tonight to sync the results of the 2024 election? >> yeah, if i think it's an honest election, absolutely i would. >> ainsley: and his performance met with high praise. one article summarizing it simply writing he can still win in spite of everything. our political panel is here with us to react. strategist and u.s. senate candidate joe pinion here, cut to the chase podcast host and former executive laura kern in the middle big host brianberg and professor at kings college. i will start with you, joe, did you run. you are a senate candidate.

do you think he has a chance of winning despite everything. >> absolutely. if you listen to that town hall. he sounds like the 2016 version of president trump. the best counter puncher in modern politics. you add in the fact that the field now growing to be about the size of the 2016 field by the day all of those advantages for president trump. stays focused on the issues mows press sent to voters. the fact that we have a crime wave. the fact that they have forsaken their number one responsibility to the american people. safety and security of the southern border. i think it would be a winning strategy not just for president trump but for all republicans up and down the ballot come november. >> ainsley: laura, i know when you were a nassau county executive you were a moderate democrat. do you think he has chance of winning. when you look at the polls when you look at people that he possibly could be running against. including desantos, is he up. he gets the most votes 53%. desantis at 21%. >> the usual caveat. anything can happen in 18 months. but, i would love to be a fly on

the wall with the campaign teams of the other republican candidates and would be candidates while they are watching this town hall because president trump has proven himself to be as ruthless and as sharp as he ever was. and it's really hard to debate that primary he does well also for the reasons you mentioned a lot of people are running and about are going to be running. then we will have to see how the economy is doing and spectator article really pointed that out irhated too see this because we never want to be unkind we have to see how joe biden ages in the next had 18 months. >> ainsley: since you work on the business channel and this is your expertise take a listen to this and we will get your reaction. >> we have the greatest economy in the history of our country. probably the greatest economy in the history of the world. energy soon-to-be dominant. more liquid gold under our feet more than any other nation, any other nation. and these stooped fools ended it and energy went from 1.87 and

even lower for gasoline for car. and your electricity bills went through the roof. your heating bills went through the roof. arched that's what started inflation. and it hasn't stopped because people are paying now for bacon and for eggs and for the two and three times what it was just a little while ago. >> ainsley: that's probably the biggest issue for americans. >> people are old enough to remember that economy. they remember their wages going up. they remember things growing. they remember the opportunity. they remember energy independence. there's no president in the last 100 years though ho won reelection if he came into that re-election it recession. they can see the track record of a donald trump. he did that. he didn't just talk about it that's going to be very pervasive. he will be hard to beat if he is talking about 2024 on the same issues he won on in 2016. >> ainsley: what about all of the other investigations that are going on? will this stop him in his

tracks? we have the jack smith investigation special counsel. do you want to weigh in on that. >> i think if you look at the latest case with ms. carroll. it becomes, i think, difficult to explain to the casual political consumer the difference between liable in a civil case and guilty in a criminal case i do think this frump and republicans are smart focus on the fact that your point we have half a million americans released 60 days behind on car payments. focus after effectively deciding to overturn every immigration policy put in place by the trump administration, all that has been unleashed is a migrant crisis that has driven the city of new york to its knees. chicago to its knees. both of them declaring states of emergency, so those are the core bedrock issues on the minds of new yorkers and americans today. >> ainsley: laura biggest issue with you. >> other issue with cascading legal problems the problem for democrats is that trump has reached maximum saturation in the american mind you either like him or you don't and i don't think these cases are

going to move the needle. >> ainsley: brian? >> he has so much clarity and conviction. what do you want to do about prices? drill. what do you want to do about the border? wall. that's easy. people get that when they go to the ballot box they want to know what he they're going to get. >> ainsley: thank you so much. great panel. good discussion. hitting the books, getting a lesson on randy wirnt's most questionable calls including meltdown on capitol hill. professor pete hegseth and -- okay. we had a little school for your kids in your house. and brian are going to break it down. ♪

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turn to the wall to see some of the questionable moments of all time. >> brian: because we remember. >> pete: a little about randi weingarten. spent a little bit of time teaching always been a union activist. her mom was in a union 11th grade she went there as part of the strike. went to cornell to major in union relations. she has been a union leader for 30 years even before the aft. this is all about protecting unions, not kids. just remember that within this context. >> brian: might have been ill suited for it. extremists talked about the content of the class. when people say i'm concerned about crt i'm concerned about what our kids are learning and not learning. here is her pushback and twisted look at this extremists are using lies to undermine america's classrooms. demanding teachers remain neutral or worse teach both sides of naziism, slavery, lynching and other historical atrocities. pete, is that what critics are saying about school curriculum. >> pete: of course not. teach history, good, bad and ugly. not a philosophy of history like

critical race theory which says one group is always bad another group is always good. rewrite that. that's what she is pushing. by the way, remember when parents at school boards were targeted? that was part of the aft. randi weingarten working with the department of education to get a letter put out, a notice by the fbi saying parents could be potential terrorists. >> brian: pete, the thing that drove me so nuts about. >> geraldo: push to keep schools closed. not fair. my are teachers not vaccinated. six feet apart not good enough. what is most maddening how she is trying to rewrite history. >> pete: mountains of billions of dollars that they got for schools that were never used for covid protocol. now she is trying to tweet right here is quite long. effectively saying no, we were a part of wanting to open the schools. >> brian: which is not true. >> pete: which is not true if you pull a tweet from june of 2020. it points out she actually denounced the two names that are here. it was trump. that's deboss and desantis.

denounced devos and desantis for opening too soon. fighting against ited from the beginning wanting to keep the schools closed. >> brian: he writes new york scientists attend school two and a half days a week six and a half fee of we know folly in spring while a.o.c. was crowded maskless clubs specifically miami in horrible place called florida. ran did i, if you cannot acknowledge any problems how we open schools and fail to you lose all credibility. >> pete: i'm not a desantis fan but facts are the facts. by every single metric not just during covid when randi weingarten took over aft from 2009 to today reading and math scores fourth grade and 12th grade have all gone down across the country during her time at the helm of the aft. all that money and advocacy and all that fighting for schools -- scores are not getting better for kids. >> brian: here's the thing. add to this which is the republican irresponsibly in my

view decides i'm going to forgive all student loans and pushback because we can't afford to do this. what do you say about previous generations that have paid back student loans like, i don't know, us. here is what she said about those who would challenge her. listen to this. >> all of a sudden when it's about our students. they challenge it. the corporations challenge it. the student loan lenders challenge it! that is not right! that is not fair! >> brian: howard dean just called and said calm down. what -- that moment i will never forget. that's college she is talking about anyway. why is she even involved? >> pete: because she is a political activist. she is not an educator. she not an expert on education. not an expert on school closures. she is a hard left democrat activist that will pick any cause. cause celeb of the moment and fight for it because she has an army of activist of union members and union dues that they give back to the democrat party.

>> brian: you were the teaching expert but i would love to see some of that money go to extra help to get those grades up. here's how we have to improve. i think i can do it. get the kids to school an extra week or two and have a three-year plan to make up for the pandemic loss. >> pete: or just give the dollars to the parents and let the parents choose the type of education they want for their kids. school choice so that the unions aren't dictating how your kids have to learn. >> brian: i hate when pete has better ideas than i do. thanks a lot for lending me. >> >> pete: i'm out. >> brian: i'll miss him. straight ahead we will change gears. let's get cooking. pete has simple meals to make this mother's day the best ever. in fact he is right there. >> pete: looks great. >> steve: how would you like to make sally's -- what do we call those? [laughter] sally's egg benedict bowl ♪ lately, ♪

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>> brian: this sunday is mother's day and a great way to treat -- make her special -- this sunday's mother's day. [laughter] >> brian: you guys take it from here. >> ainsley: make her breakfast or lunch. >> brian: something like that. >> ainsley: these four recipes are from the doocy's simple happy cookbook simple ingredients and instructions. steve is going to show us how to

make them. >> steve: going to be like a buffet style everybody grab a bowl and stuff. ainsley, you are stirring so far. this right here is called jasper's million dollars pasta sauce. and this was the number one seller -- jasper is from kansas city. as you stir that up, janice dean over on this side. you know how popular the bread bowls are. in fact, ashley and i were talking about it. >> brian: brian bennigan's use to have bread bowls. >> steve: can you carp a hole in a bread bowl about. >> brian: the way the pilgrims used to do. >> steve: so simple your kids can do. everybody knows how to cambel eggs. >> brian: make bread from scratch? >> steve: put a little ham in there the part that makes it sally's egg benedict bowl. >> special sauce. >> hollandaise sauce. >> need a fork? >> so breakfast is handled.

let's move on to lunch. >> steve: ainsley, you have completely mixed this up. all right. there is a plate right there. >> >> ainsley: brian, you want pasta? >> brian: again? already had it this morning. >> ainsley: this looks so good. >> janice: my family will not be making stuff like this for me. >> steve: so simple. essentially marinara sauce with a little grated cheese in it and some creep and makes it it taste like the best. >> brian: make the sauce from scratch or jarred. >> steve: jarred sawsall about making it simple. down there at the end, what ashley has got right there. we call that. >> ashley: mother's day. >> steve: hillary's chicken olay. peter doocy's wife hillary's mother vicki's recipe. and it is good. all you have to do is shred some chicken, throw in some enchilada

sauce and r rotell dip and so delicious. ainsley: what is your favorite? >> steve: pasta sauce. >> ainsley: what is the sweet thing on the end? >> ashley: i already had a bright of that. >> steve: lee has been one of our great producers for many, many years here at "fox & friends." one day, her son, one son benjamin wanted brownies. jonathan her other son wanted cookies she said i will make both. turns out she only had one egg. so she invited this brookies. they are brownie cookies essentially. they are a little more complicated than just putting them together but they are so tasty. and we serve them at the doocy house with ice cream and we. >> ashley: can i go in there. >> brian: got pay lee more one egg how expensive are they? >> ainsley: nowadays only thing they can afford. >> steve: ashley, what was your favorite? >> ashley: i don't know. can i smell the chocolate but

that's really good. >> janice: i will take everything. ains this is healthy. >> ashley: that's what i like about this? >> janice: hey, where are the mimosas? >> steve: coming up at 9:00. all the recipes from the simply happy cookbook. best times "new york times" best seller go. simply happy cookbook.com. also, you can get the entire collection now at doocy cookbook.com. >> ashley: can i brag about this collection? >> ainsley: look how pretty it is. >> steve: donating all the proceeds to eye cancer research. >> ainsley: outside is so pretty. look at their signatures right here. like silver. kathy's signature and steve's. >> steve: cool. >> ainsley: amazing. >> steve: get the thing in time for mother's day go to happy cookbook.com. >> brian: dapon crenshaw. >> steve: and mimosas.

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