again, we have the receipts. we see actual evidence, the question is why is the department of justice taking years upon years to go ahead and do their job? that's the bottom line. what's going on here, guys? >> ashley: we have no idea and hopefully we find out. joe concha, thank you. joey, thank you for coming to new york and sitting next to me. >> joey: it was an honor to be here. >> brian: we begin this monday morning on "fox & friends" with a news alert as you just heard. more migrants arrived near the d.c. residence of vice president kamala harris. the move isn't stopping the biden administration from taking a victory lap over the end of title 42. >> will: matt finn is live on the ground in el paso this morning. matt? >> good morning, guys. inside of this shelter that we went inside of, there are at least 100 migrants. mostly women and children. and outside once again this morning you can see that there are many migrants sleeping on

the dirty pavement this morning, spread across about two city blocks here in downtown, el paso. i have now spoken with many of these migrants and they tell me they plan to leave texas for various cities across the country including denver, new york and orlando, florida. and texas governor greg abbott sent another bus load of migrants from this state to the naval observatory in washington, d.c. yesterday. not far from vice president kamala harris' home after title 42 ended last thursday. governor abbott says he will continue sending migrants to cities like d.c., chicago, and new york. and now that a fresh week has begun after title 42 expired. border patrol sources tell fox news migrants encounters over the last few days have drastically fallen. >> the united states border patrol has experienced a 50% drop in the number of encounters versus what we were experiencing earlier in the week before title 42 ended at midnight on thursday. it is still early. we are in day three.

>> and according to multiple cbp sources, last week in calvary. border patrol agents arrested an afghan national on the fbi terror watch list. the afghan national crossed the border with a group of migrants. and when border patrol fingerprinted that man, the fbi confirmed a match on a terrorist screening data base. yesterday, the president was asked about how he feels the border is going overall. >> how do you think things are going at the border, sir? >> much better -- much better than y'all expected. [laughter] >> do you have any plans to visit the border. >> no, i think -- pardon me? >> do you have any plans to visit the border? >> not in the near term, no. just be disruptive, not anything else. >> now, some of thing mys are talking to here on the ground in el paso have showed us some of the release papers. i spoke to a woman yesterday. she has been given a notice to appear in court in 2026.

three years from now. another reporter talked to a migrant who was given a court date in 2027. now, i asked that woman who is here taking shelter in el paso how she plans to get to newark, new jersey where that court date is, and she told me she plans on getting a humanitarian flight and staying in the country for the next three years. back to you in new york. >> ainsley: court date 2027. thank you, matt. we have been hearing court dates up to 10 years. that's fairly good bleeskt. >> will: court date of 2027 says welcome to america. you are never reporting. i don't remember appointments i have end of this week much less four years from now. stunning to see this vehicle tri lap. there is lies, damn lies and statistics. i don't know what statistic to distort saying it's down by 50%, reality is going continue to crude. it already has in the form, i think, what should be the headline of this afghan national on the terror watch list.

>> brian: absolutely. we don't know who came across. ainsley, to your point, when people were coming across for a while they were so overrun, the facilities were so overpacked and jammed. they were saying go in and go find an ice facility within 10 days and a judge in florida said you have got to be kidding me there is a stay on that. in texas we are going to stop to sue the same thing. kjp says wait a second that's somebody a farage. the judge came ring back that's not sabotage this is called having order or border and you are totally to blame. mayorkas didn't want a part of that argument and take a bow, there were 10,000 people coming across all week. 83,000 in seven days came across that border. one day, title 8 the message was if you come and we get you illegally you can't reapply for five years. so, they started going back on the app. and they are possibly being effectsive. let's see what happens. those tens of thousands are there throughout texas and

arizona. also, keep this in mind. the texas lone star group that has been fathering across the border changed tactics. instead of saying here come with me we are going to apprehend you. they are saying this is razor wire, if i catch you, you are back to mexico not texas. and filling the gaps with our makeshift wall and that deports feel to the port of entry. >> thank goodness the border patrol hatched this afghan national in california to the terrorist watch list. the fingerprint was the much on the terrorist screenings base. the five other immigrants on the fbi terror watch list that were arrested friday near tucson. they were referred to the fbi's joint task force for investigation. the mayor of or the governor of texas, abbott, has said more buses will be coming. you will see buses if you live in new york and philadelphia or thinking or other places around the country because they just can't handle it. i know you reported on it this

weekend. it's astonishing that some of these hotels are getting migrants and they get the rooms and people who booked the rooms at these hotels are getting canceled. two couples that booked rooms for their wedding crossroads hotel newburgh, new york north of the city. 20 vets were also in that hotel they all had to move out because the migrants moved. in couples scrambling for their wedding one is next weekend. >> will: homeless veterans kingdom out of a hotel. you have a wedding party all said goodbye like a scene outs of seinfeld. d.a. and i joked about. anyone can take a reservation the key is to fulfill a reservation. sorry wedding party. >> brian: is that the wedding party with the international audience japan. >> ainsley: yeah they are coming be from all over the world. that was nicole and sean's wedding. they booked 37 rooms for the welcomed but the rooms for next weekend are now canceled. another couple their rooms were canceled, too. they geraldo about this situation. they called the hotel they is

said oh yeah we canceled yours, too. thanks for notifying us. >> brian: one of the upset winners in new york in new york this past election. here's what he said about the victory lap. >> secretary mayorkas is running around washington, d.c. the last couple days on this high saying that we have seen a dramatic drop in illegal crossings. that was a week ago we had the highest numbers that we have seen ever. so that's like running around and celebrating category 3 hurricane instead of a category 4 hurricane. it doesn't make sense. the same issues fall into new york. there were no plan. it was very easy for mayor adams during his campaign to tout the fact that new york city was a sanctuary city. we welcomed everyone with open arms until he actually had to deal with it. >> brian: they actually converted the historic roosevelt hotel which has been come manhattan on 31st street penn station. they also have converted a grammar school gym on coign island. just do me a favor there is

nothing to do on connie you island. they will be isolated. don't do that they did it anyway. i don't have an answer for this. how does mayor adams have the power to just send people from new york city into a county? why do they have to accept it. being greeting if you sell my hotel i will kick everybody out or are they forced to do what mayor adams wants? >> steve: he has the same power governor abbott does to ship someone somewhere else. and this is the -- this is the shell game of the original responsibility being passed. the buck continually being passed. it is the federal government. it is joe biden's job to control the border. and when do you not, the dominoes begin to fall. greg abbott, ron desantis send please migrants on to somewhere else. those land in new york city they push them out outer boroughs in outer counties. you mentioned kobe island, that's one of the place. new york city council member

developing news, notified by the mayor's office gym accepted 78 adult migrant men and women no word when it would be returned to the coney island. >> ainsley: 75 can men and ghim elementary school gym. school is not out yet. school is still in session. >> ainsley: some are through june. >> brian: we are. >> ainsley: how would you feel your child is at elementary school and migrants living there in the school gymnasium and there is no timetable on how long the building is going to be used. >> brian: you are feeding them and housing them also a brawl last night in another migrant hotel. 12 people injured five had to go to the hospital. all drunk evidently. congratulation you are in new york city. we are at aing you to drink. paying you to fight. free clothes. don't like the food dump it in the stairwell. going well for us. we he have so much extra money it really doesn't matter. today lori lightfoot's reign in

chicago officially ends as progressive -- more photographic brandon johnson will be sworn in as the windy city's new mayor. >> will: johnson who once called defunding police a real goal will have to tack the skyrocketing plan and migrant crisis. what do voters think. >> ainsley: gianno caldwell will be talking with them rose's home cooking suburb of neighborville. good morning, gianno. >> good morning. we are here at rose's home cooking a safe haven for our veterans and interestingly enough, i used to live in naperville as an adealt. i have got to tell you we got some really apple pancakes. love it. really, really good group here. show of hands here, who thinks lori lightfoot did a good job of mayor of chicago. no one showed their hands. [laughter] >> same group of folks here

today. this is excellent. now, another question, guys. who thinks that brandon johnson is going to do a good job as mayor of chicago? [boos] [ laughter ] >> so we have the people's word here i got to tell you chicagoans in the building and people rex sighting to talk about how they feel about brandon johnson being the new mayor of chicago today. >> will: glad to have you. >> guys on the other side of the restaurant. >> brian: look forward to the views and your breakfast. >> ainsley: legal fund for daniel penny reaching nearly $2 million now as fallout from that deadly subway chokehold continues. break down the hurdles he faces in court straight ahead. >> will: automated self-checkout machines now asking for gratuity. [laughter] >> brian: i love it. >> will: i have some gratuity questions straight ahead. ♪ i can't do ♪ it's up to soon ♪ it's all for you

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>> ashley: back with your headlines. starting with a fox news alert. china sentenced a 70-year-old u.s. stain to life on spies

charges. detained more than two years ago by counterintelligence officials in southeastern china in a brief statement the chinese court says he, quote. was found guilty of espionage. sentenced to life imprisonment and deprive of political rights for life without giving any more details. house oversight chair james comer says democrats on his committee are acting like they are working for the biden family. listen. >> biggest problem with the democrats on the house oversight committee says they are acting as a criminal defense attorney for the biden family. not only are they not working with us. they are obstructing every step of the way. >> republicans on the committee have revealed the bidens, including the president's son and brother, have made millions of dollars from foreign business deals. okay. self-checkout machines are now asking for tips. i'm talking money tips not tips for life. and customers are calling foul. they have been spotted in stadiums, airports and shops nationwide. shoppers say they don't see why

they should tip an automated cashier and questions where the gratuity is going. tell us what you think at foxnews.com. brian, what do you think? >> brian: the thing is i was shocked. will thinks it's a great idea those machines are not getting enough machine. >> steve: i was not bragging about their tipping practices as a self-described big tipper that won't extend to the automated machine? >> brian: no, that's where the rubber hits the road. you have to do something. you can't plug in a machine and get a tip. >> will: i have questions about like the takeout counter. i have questions about all the situations we now find ourselves. >> brian: because you showed up to take it out. >> will: did i everything except make the food the tip doesn't seem to be going to the cook. >> ainsley: starbucks, sometimes they have the tip jars. do you ever put a tip in there. >> will: that's cash oriented more every time you is swipe your card, every think every

time you swipe your card tip option. for what? and then i feel bad. >> ainsley: feel bad for hitting zero. you are worried people behind you can see that right? >> brian: i go to a smoothie place and every time before you check out do you want to put a tip in and i put a tip in are you not getting that? you have to at least acknowledge i tipped you. do you have a screen on your side, too? >> will: acknowledgment you left a tip. >> brian: i said yes, i tipped. >> ainsley: thneld they don't say thank you. >> brian: ever. >> will: cash bar. >> brian: i wait for the bartender. i will sit there until they turn around. i don't do the thing they will know eventually. it must have been that guy that gave me that no. eye contact. do you have a segment to do? >> ainsley: i do. this is an important one. all right. thank you, guys.

legal defense fund for marine veteran daniel penny nearing $2 million now in donations as is he charged with second degree manslaughter in the death of the mentally ill homeless man jordan neely on new york city suspectway. the arrest struck a cord with are supporters worldwide as witnesses say that neely was acting erratically and making threats before penny restrained him. former federal prosecutor nancy hakes joins us now to talk about this. >> hi, ainsley. >> ainsley: what is he up against now? how do you see this playing out in court? >> well, this is such an incredible and interesting case, ainsley. i have a bunch of questions. first, i wonder why alvin bragg chose to take former president trump to the grand jury for weeks and weeks for an investigation of what was effectively misdemeanors but for this case, which is a felony, which involves someone's death, he didn't bother to go to grand jury. he just brought the charges himself. he brought them very quickly

would suggest he was in a hurry might mean is he feeling political pressure from left flank. after the charges we found out another eyewitness has come forward to say that the person who was killed was actually making threats. >> ainsley: do you think that alvin bragg was pressured? there were so many protesters down in the subways preventing all the trains from actually moving on the tracks. i know he had sent it to the grand jury. the grand jury would have decided whether this case moves forward. obviously it's going to now. >> that's right. you have to wonder why he decided to brings the charges there are so many penal in new york who have to deal with these dangerous subways. and you have got homeless people and mentally ill people and violent people constantly preying on people of new york, both in their streets and on public transportation. and you have to wonder whether a grand jury, if they had had a

chance to look at this case would have sympathized, legally speaking with daniel penny. >> who was defending himself and others from someone who was making violent threats. >> ainsley: how does this play out? if it's a jury trial, will the jury side with daniel penny? his attorneys say he didn't mean to kill him. he just was trying to restrain him to prevent him from threatening other people. >> well, it's interesting. he has a very strong legal defense in the state of new york. they have a really interesting justification or sever defense clause in the law. and what the state has to do is prove that daniel penny was not justified in doing what he did. and, ainsley, they use what's is called a reasonable person standard which just means was it reasonable for daniel penny to believe that either he or someone else on that subway were in danger? that is was the victim or the person who died, was he about to commit an unlawful act of force against someone else?

and with those threats and with the state of new york, with homeless people the mentally ill committing all these offenses that we have seen live on television. so many times, i think daniel penny has a very strong defense. it's just a shame that alvin bragg doesn't seem to have taken the time to sort of weigh those factors himself before deciding to bring charges. >> ainsley: right. okay. he has raised more than $2 million. all that money can be used to pay for his attorneys. anything extra is going to help mentally disturbed or ill individuals. so, francey, thank you so much. you will have to watch tonight, francey. judge jeanine has exclusive interview with daniel penny on the five. dangerous flash flooding turning roads into rivers and janice is tracking the severe weather threat. as we mark national police week departments nationwide face unprecedented challenges from defunding staff shortages. we will break down how it's

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>> brian: back with a fox weather alert. storms causing flooding across st. louis yesterday. rest could i crews respond go ahead to numerous reports of trapped drivers. traffic delays across the city. meanwhile in california yosemite national park check in with janice dean for the fox weather forecast. janice? >> janice: good morning. we still have the potential for flash flooding today possibly over the mississippi, ohio and tennessee river valleys. the good news is we don't have a big organized storm system to talk about but we could see the potential of some heavy rainfall with some of these storms as we track them across the country. let's take a look at the maps. i will show you what we are talking about. we could see some showers and thunderstorms for parts of the plain states along the great lakes. or rather the gulf coast,

rather, in towards the ohio and tennessee river valley and then, also across the northwest. here's the rain potential over the next seven days, again, no severe threat. we are not talking about large hail, damaging winds or tornadoes, but we could see the potential for heavy rain that could cause flash flooding really from the colorado rockies down towards the gulf coast and southeast for the next seven days. there is your forecast today. the biggest story we are following is the heat. the extreme heat for parts of the northwest down towards the california valley. so 89 in seattle. typically, this time of year, that's at least 20 degrees above average. 77 here in, no. we were in the 80's yesterday. here in new york city. and then the temperatures are a little cooler this week. look at some of the northwest record heat for seattle and portland and eugene. we broke a record that was set back in 1939 in eugene, oregon on sunday. so that's going to continue to be the biggest story as we go through the next week or so and then the temperatures will come back down on sunday.

all right. brian kilmeade, happy monday, over to you. >> brian: all right. thanks so much, janice. let's go upstairs to ashley strohmier. you have been working on the news. >> i have. start with a fox news exclusive, brian. a nnatalee holloway' kill ex -- high ranking law enforcement official tells fox news that dutch citizen joran van der sloot has shown a quote murder russ attitude in prison while serving time for a separate murder he committed in 200. he went missing during a spring break trip and remains never recovered. disney star john more rants could be suspended instagram live video saturday. one former grizzly suggesting he should serve a season long suspension for the video. already served 8 game success

mention after holding gun another video. busilies have already suspended him from all team activities as the nba investigates. will bryce harper and manager thompson are both ejected after a bench-clearing brawl during their game against the rockies. the rockies reliever appearing to celebrate and even mock harper after his fly out began the scuffle. ray's pitcher jason adams getting a happy surprise after he assumed he gave up a game trying -- tying home run to the yankees aaron judge. watch this. >> high fly ball, deep left center. serrie beck on the track in front of the wall makes the play. >> after the game, he said he was sure the ball was going 30 rows into the stands only for it to be caught for the final out of the inning, and those are some of your headlines.

>> brian: brian third straight yankee come back knocked off the lead. end up the same way they started split 4. meanwhile national police week. we recognize the incredible sacrifices men and women in blue wake of the 2020 george floyd protest go back to what happened in ferguson. a lot has changed for policing. take a look. for example, when it comes to defunding, look at what they took out of baltimore, the problem is the cops. # $2 million. in philadelphia, you know, there is too much law enforcement. let's take $33 million out. everybody cheered in. los angeles what a joke. 150 million and mayor de blasio thought to be outgunned takes 222 million. waits a second, all hell is breaking loose. our d.a.s suck. they don't want to prosecute anything, let's change things. let'sed a 120 back over in milwaukee. that gets them still short of what they need. they are around 15, 1600. over in chicago, these are the parkers, 1046 people have left the force and said i'm doing other things.

in new york 3700 have retired or resigned. this year set all time record pace how many people decide they don't want to do this and lower their standards for people that want to be a cop. or get into the academy. brings us to final screen. baltimore says i made a mistake $28 million back. in los angeles can i put down some i'm sorry about that 87 million. for new york 200 million. that's still way short of what they need. 1500 shy in new york alone. and watch what is run aing with crime running rampant. take this question to somebody who knows what it's like to fight law enforcement. the reaction right now from former detroit police chief james craig. chief, great to see you. you saw how bad it was in 2020. you see how we are adding some money and people back now. are we getting better? >> you know, brian, i'm an optimist and i wish i could tell you we are getting better. i think it's going to take the will of the politicians, going to take the will of the american people, the voters. look at what just happened in

chicago. you went from one progressive mayor to an even more progressive mayor. who clearly wants to defund the police. unless he has changed his tune. which we doubt. so, what message are we really sending in looking for more carnage. i have got to tell you, brian, one of the things i have found when you talk about many solve these mayors who will not and do not take on these rogue prosecutors. look at the former new york police officer now turned mayor he goes right up to the point but he won't call bragg. let's talk about what happened recently and it was unfortunate. you talk about a mentally ill man on the train and former marine who goes in and tries to stop a bad event. unfortunately, the young man died. we blamed it on him or should we blame it on a broken system? government system of treating

the mentally ill? and then the outgrowth of that is protest. now, let's change it for a minute. police officer got killed. everybody comes out for the pomp and circumstance. the politicians come out. but where is the angry community when a police officer putting life on the line gets killed? where's that? >> brian: by the way about 1500 down in new york city. maybe some of those men and women might have been on the platform. may have been on the train. we're not doing that. that's why 24-year-old marine had to step in. then we find out, also, that the guy has a history of violent abuse on an actual subway but he is the problem. the problem with this mayor. he came out and said let the process play out. he quickly reversed and brought race into it. mr. mayor, this dates back to the ferguson effects, doesn't it? >> absolutely. everything has a racist next to it. i can remember being asked questions when i was police in

detroit officer involved shooting not first is the officer okay? what's the race of the officer? race of the suspect? what does that matter? was the officer macing an imminent threat to life, his life or someone e else's life? and that decision it had to be made. it's always tragic when an officer has to use deadly force. why does race have to play into it? it's sad. >> brian: you know what it does play into it. the stats, the after path of the stats. most victims of crime are actually minorities. so, when the police pull back, because of the mans portrayed in the minority community they are the ones that pay the biggest price. >> they absolutely do ryan. i will tell you, having worked in many vulnerable communities throughout my career, they want the police. they are excited about the police. they want constitutional policing. these elected leaders, and i shouldn't use the word leaders, but those who sit in these

elected positions, who do they represent? will they don't represent these people in the neighborhoods. i know the people in the neighborhoods. i know what they want. >> brian: chief. they are also the ones voting because maybe they are getting bad information on these extremely left wing leaders and finally, real quick. the president of the united states said the biggest problem in america is white supremacy. do you think that's the biggest problem? >> no. that's not the biggest problem. just like he will sit there and look through -- at us to american people and say, we're too long better with the borders. the borders are not open. come on. we got fentanyl, 200 deaths a day. that's like a jet liner going down every day. fentanyl is coming through those open borders. so, why are we being lied to? >> brian: right. we should be leveled it. mexico is refining it. and the raw materials provided by china. the president should be saying that every day. james craig, thanks some. >> thank you, brian. have a great day.

>> brian: you too, chief. still ahead, 2024 presidential candidate larry elder joins us live to discuss new developments in the debate over reparations in california. first, a fox news alert. more fallout from the southern border. asylum seekers now free to stay in the country until 2027. as they want to await hearings for already back logged immigration court system. more on this next.

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♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we are back with headlines for you, starting with. this los angeles now latest city to see quote the zombie drug called thank take over the cities. many have seen including flesh-rotting and death. cut it with fentanyl and meth. the los angeles county sheriff's office says they can't do anything about it because the are thank meant for cows insects alternative for the alternative soy bean more sustainable production of proteins we need. i see insects as a perfect tool.

>> ainsley: brian said he would rather die. the segment calling bugs the livestock of the future as farming bugs require less food and water to sustain. what if they are cooked, brian? >> brian: no. absolutely not. >> ainsley: that's a no. hard no. guardian of the galaxy volume 3 taking number one at the box office this weekend making it marvil's top week, week two performer since the pandemic. >> quite a while. but no matter what happens next, the galaxy still needs its guardians. >> ainsley: marvel movie taking book club the next chapter during its debut on mother's day. and those are your headlines. will over to you. >> will: why do the schwabbs of the world and always want us to eat bugs always sound bike bond villains. evil guy in the movie. >> ainsley: you will ease oscar

go? >> will: never have never will. >> ainsley: they are pretty good. >> brian: terrible. >> will: border cities overtaken by migrants being moved throughout the u.s. in the wake of title 42's expiration. this as shocking revelation surface about the court date some asylum seekers are being given. take a look at this. one reporter on the ground tweeted this picture saying this man from venezuela was given a date to appear in court for april 2027. that reporter is kaelyn deist with the washington examiner and he joins us now kaelyn from, what i understand, the notice to appear in 2027 that you saw was actually a fairly o2022 and 2035. >> exactly right. most of the people i spoke to on the ground this week in browns seeing court dates north of

2027. i spoke to one this particular who wasn't able to show me her mother's court date exactly but what they told me was see a judge 10 years in the future 2033 beare talking here. that's honestly the tip of the iceberg. i will say there are some people receiving court dates maybe within a year or two years' time frame but it's so inconsistent. no consistency here. people wives getting court dates two years from now and they're getting court dates five years from now. it is an entire mess. key alan. 2.1 million cases currently processing 300,000 or some odd asylum claims a year. you said there is no consistency. is there any rationale. you show up. claim asylum. and get a court date it could be 10 years out or a couple of

months out. is there any rationale for who and when and how long? >> well, i was speaking to volunteers on the ground in brownsville and what they were telling me is that whenever you have people who are coming into the united states and they don't have the proper documentation to show you exactly who is your spouse or who is your family member, if you can't show them any sort of official documentation as to, you know, who this person is in relation to you, what the border officers say is you go this way, you go that way. if you can show that by some means, then perhaps there is a chance you can get a more consistent court date. you are just basically pulling from like the fish bowl at this point. you are getting whatever luck you have. >> will: right. >> it's really a big problem for a lot of these people. >> will: just to be clear on our way out here, kaelan, asylum claims blown out of the water what you have to say and what you are claiming asylum from. you could say anything and then i would layer on top of that the percentage of people that show

up for court dates. the end result is, it's a joke. >> yeah. well, i will tell you this: of the actual seven or eight or so documents that i was age to see, people were able to show me their full documentation, not a single person had a checked box on that form. i believe it's an i 862 form. and what that means there is essentially no claim on there saying that they actually are facing any threats or any torture threats. it's essentially everyone there was just claiming financial economic harm. and that is one of the biggest things an immigration judge will look at whenever they decide they can stay in the united states legally or not. >> will: asylum economic harm. see you in 2033. kaelyn, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you, will. >> in just hours brandon johnson will be sworn.

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>> brian: that looks great by the way. do you guys agree? >> ainsley: i agree. >> brian: back with a quick look at the sports. don't try to get me sidelined, ainsley. balbattalion jason tatum a mach, 51 points. most points scored in game seven ever. >> fires away. 51 for jason at a numb game seven. >> brian: i felt like i was there.

celtics face the maple heat. >> the celtics do wear green: vegas ko edmonton oilers out of the playoffs with a 5-2 victory. this will be the golden knights fifth appearance in the conference finals six seasons. incredible. nhl debut they will face whoever wins tonight's game seven between seattle and dallas. dallas is located in texas. >> will: game seven kraken vs. stars, let's do. this i love playoff hockey. >> brian: you watch? >> will: yeah. >> brian: after your show. >> will: i will be hosting the 8:00 p.m. tonight. >> brian: if the game starts after the 8:00. dvr it. watch will. >> will: that's right. >> ainsley: in just a few hours the windy city will welcome a new mayor. >> brian: brandon johnson perhaps the most progressive mayor the city has ever seen. >> will: what do the people think of this.

gianno caldwell joins us from roast's home cooking in naperville rosie's home cookin'. >> i'm so sorry for the lost of your son 2021. you had a birthday party for yourself decided to take it to the north side of chicago and you believe son was still murdered. i'm so sorry for your loss. what do you think about the election of mayor brandon johnson? >> i i don't think he is going to do any better than lori lightfoot. i have no confidence in him. he is always coming in the gate saying the wrong thing like we had to leave the south side to go to the north side thinking that my son would be safe there and he still was murdered. i don't see anything turning better for brandon johnson with him being in the office.

>> again, same sorry for your loss. a lot of folks from the city of chicago right here in naperville we are talking to a young person here 19 years old. do you feel safe going into the city of chicago? >> absolutely not. there's just about nothing being done for the crime rate and so i want to go along with a friend but definitely not going into the city alone. >> that's a shame because, since i have been covering this issue live in chicago multiple times, i continue to hear the same thing from young people. they don't feel safe going into the city of chicago, including downtown which historically, used to be safe. we got sabrina here. hi, sabrina how are you doing? >> all right. thank you for being here. you used to be in chicago. you were born and raised there. you decided to leave, why? >> it wasn't safe anymore. i didn't feel comfortable or safe so i had to leave. >> so as you know, brandon johnson is being inaugurated today as the 57th mayor of

chicago. what do you think? >> i don't think he will do well but i hope he can do something better than lori lightfoot. >> do you have confidence in his ability to do better than lori lightfoot. >> no. >> why? >> the things he has been saying already doesn't seem like is he going to curb any violence or help the community. >> well, you heard it here first and i got to tell you we continue to hear this same thing about brandon johnson. and i'm scratching my head how did he get elected and a lot of folks here are doing the same. back to you on the couch. >> >> will: why getting elected with all these people righteousless unsafe. >> brian: federal election only one vote. no, this is your vote and you want more left unbelievable. >> ainsley: first election before they had the runoff. the other guy was winning. and then this guy comes out who

is more progressive one and he actually. >> brian: so all the lightfoot people went way left and next thing you know. >> will: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: and we begin this when our a fox news alert. fox news alert more migrants from texas arriving near the d.c. residence of vice president kamala harris yesterday. >> brian: why won't she greet her? >> will: isn't stopping the biden administration from taking a victory lap over the ending of title 42. >> brian: matt flynn is in el paso. >> the city of el paso reports it released more than 4,000 migrants into the streets here last week. that's the highest number for any calendar week so far this year. and behind me, you could see right now there are many migrants who are sleeping on the pavement in dirty alleyway outside of the sacred heart shelter in downtown el paso. i spoke with a few migrants over

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