>> ainsley: we begin with a fox news alert, silence from the white house as special counsel john durham report reveals just how forcefully the left pushed that trump-russia narrative. >> brian: now special counsel findings are out, accused of pushing a baseless narrative for years. >> steve: they won awards. and lucas tomlinson joins us from washington, d.c. good morning. >> lucas: the white house press secretary appearing to rush off the podium yesterday after being asked about the durham report.

>> what is white house reaction to special counsel durham report on how the fbi handled the trump-russia probe? >> i leave to the doj to speak to. >> does he agree there needs to be changes at the fbi? >> that is with the d.o.j., as you stated in your question, we believe in an independent d.o.j., that is what the president has said. thank you, see you guys in japan. >> lucas: they said not everyone that worked for -- felt safe, adam schiff took over leadership of the committee and the researcher took that as a mild threat. adam schiff rebuking the durham report. the durham investigation was flawed from the start, it began to satisfy trump and resulted in two failures at trial and end with nothing to show for four years of effort. bottom line, fbi had a good

reason to investigate, durham didn't. speaker mccarthy questioning schiff's suitability for public office. >> it raises the question about adam schiff. he told the american people he had proof and didn't know the whistleblower and what he put america through and openly lied, raises questions about his character, his standing inside of congress and if he should be in congress. >> lucas: bill barr called the fbi's investigation an abomination, guys. >> steve: lucas, you and i were conversing viit text, media outlets won big awards and some suggested they give them back. you remember something from history about somebody getting an award. >> lucas: in 1932, "new york times" received pulitzer prize

for saying stalin did not starve the ukrainians, this was genocide. >> ainsley: they gave it back? >> steve: yeah. >> lucas: no, it still stands. >> steve: we have lucas in the bureau. >> ainsley: a little nugget you learn and forget. >> brian: talk about the dorm report. read the 300-pages, the investigation should have never been launched, why? nothing was substantiated and any moment, mccabe or strzok should have said, there is nothing here, we have nothing to legitimately follow. we could probe. let's brief the president that four staffers are under investigation, mike flynn, papadopoulos and -- they thought

trump was guilty. because you think someone is guilty doesn't make that reason to investigate him. for the next four years, they investigated it. >> ainsley: did they think he was guilty or did they want the people to think it? >> brian: the briefing was given to hillary clinton. clinton wanted attention off her e-mail and indiscretion and john podesta attacks. how do you get the attention off me? get it off the opponent, donald trump. come up with a scenario where he has sold his soul to russia, to vladamir putin. you lose the election, let's continue through the president-elect period, through january, through matter of years. upon further review, if you look

at the horowitz report, it should have never happened. >> steve: we know a lot about it, thanks to the fact bill barr appointed mr. durham to look into it. he sat down with bret baier on special report. it was a long interview. here he is talking about we know what we know, what this really was and this was a smear campaign against that republican, who is running for president. >> what this has shown is that the source and really two sources and drivers of this whole ugly episode and that is hillary clinton's campaign, who launched a smear campaign that was based on getting russian sources to spread false information about donald trump and pedal to the press and to the government, the fbi. and both the press and the fbi

abandoned any semblence of professionalism and took up the cause with a vengeance. the real story is what an abomination this was, the so-called investigation. if it wasn't a witch hunt, it is good immitation of one. >> ainsley: smear campaign and hoax that went on year after year and chafrnl changed lives. we were talking about it, every network was talking about this. think about the narrative, how many hours did we spend talking about an issue that was made up and hoax and based on this steele dossier and warrant, fabricated and fiction. lindsey graham said the fbi ran every stop sign available and turned lives upside down and tried to deny trump the

presidency as a result. >> brian: ambassador downer put him up to talk to papadopoulos and they had narrative to run with. disturbing to see speert strzok getting paid and andrew mccabe saying, do not believe durham, it is a political document. it is not a political document, if people talk about the integrity of john durham, look up eric holder, when he was named to investigate this, among people that praised him was eric holder. what about this document was inrack rat? they hoped you wouldn't read it, even the summary and move on from it. >> ainsley: as heated as this election cycle, everyone needs to take a step back and question if the information released is factual. >> steve: that is why it is great we have the durham report. he did investigateing and we have answers.

speaking of 2024, obviously crime is a big issue. we are talking about a young man, daniel penny, the former marine down on the subway when a guy was menacing and harassing other peep and he will he felt like he should get into a position to restrain the man. ultimately, the police never came, the guy restrained him 15 minutes, apparently the fella he was restraining didn't make it out alive, declared dead at the hospital. it is interesting, yesterday ron desantis shared the website where people could donate to his legal defense fund, which is over $2 million and desantis said, i defend fundraising, vets look out for other vets. >> ainsley: kid rock gave him money, too. >> steve: $5000.

elizabeth gomes was attacked in the subway, had there been a shop there, she would not have had that done to her, had there been someone to help her. >> ainsley: stomped on her head. >> brian: this guy feared for himself. daniel penny did the opposite, he did not fear, he put himself in jeopardy and pointed out by lawyers issue black, white, women, men on the subway, he wasn't protecting any color and elizabeth gomes knows what it is like to be attacked. >> if i had somebody like penny around, i wouldn't have suffered so much pain and you have issering and the things i go through. i have less confidence about myself every single day that i wake up and look at the mirror and replay this image of what happened to me. i would never want nobody to go through that to feel that

everyday of their life, it is not like a scar i can hide, it is my face. i look at my face from the moment i wake up, i remember what happened to me. >> brian: that guy issue the attacker, was known to cops, to everyone, they were able to grab him right away. everyone knew this guy was a problem. he's in jail, i believe he's in jail now. i am not sure about that. just like the guy danny penny had to put into a headlock, because everyone knew he was top 50 most dangerous person out there and he decided with the car sealed to create havoc and now danny penny is considered the bad guy. not on this couch >> >> steve: if people work in new york city, they have toic tathe subway. >> ainsley: or are scared to do it. >> steve: absolutely, and we've been detailing crime in the subway for a while and story in the "wall street journal" we

want you to see. return to the office, we have a graphic. return to the office has stalled, offices remain half empty as companies settle into hybrid work plants. a lot of people don't want to come to the big bad apple and wind up on a train car with somebody like that. >> ainsley: you're right. a lot of offices are empty because of that, people want to work home and companies do not have to rent office space, some are stay at home moms now, i guess not stay at home moms, moms working from home, able to do both. elon musk talked about it. listen. >> i'm a big believer people are more productive in other than approximate. the work from home thing is like, i think it is -- there are exceptions, but i think the notion of work from home is like the fake marie quote, let them eat cake, you are going to work

from home and everybody else has to work in the factory, the people that make your food, they can't work from home, the people that fix your house, they can't work from home, but you can? does that seem morally right? that is messed up. it is a moral issue? >> yes. >> productivity issue and moral issue, get off the moral high horse -- asking everyone else to not work from home, while i do. >> brian: broadly, i understand his point, if you can zoom in four times per day. other situations, you do have ceo of office going, look to the money and we are spending on commercial real estate and i rather have you work from home. come in once a month to the conference room. for example, a lot of our editors edit from the house. they put together great packages and do not come in and that

might work for them. >> ainsley: he doesn't want the next generation to be taught, you have a cush life. i usually agree with elon musk, i don't know if that is more of victim mentality. it is like, you get to stay at home and i have to go in and anchor a show because we have a three-person show, i don't like that, i am not a victim. i love my job, i don't mind going in, that is part of the requirement. if i don't like it, go get a job i do stay at home. >> steve: he said it was a moral thing to him. when he bought twitter, he made iter cloo, if you work from twitter, you will have to be in the office, at least -- >> brian: he bought beds, too. >> ainsley: then go to the office if you work for twitter, if you don't want to, get

another job. >> steve: it went down to 1000 employees. i can run the company with 1-8th of what we had before. >> ainsley: he fired a lot of them. >> brian: more productive, you go to, wo, and you got to meet people and interact and find out who gets on your nerves and who doesn't. wouldn't be the show "the office" if we didn'ts go to the office, it is funny because we went to the office. >> ainsley: totally your personality to come to the office. then you have people having babies and able to stay home and do their job. >> brian: they are having babies right now? >> ainsley: this very second. >> steve: ainsley and i know who she is you can taking about. when you don't work in an office as a young person and my son-in-law works in an office in

texas and one good thing about his job is he sees people who have been there for decades and they see how he does it. they are able to mentor him and get ideas on how to do his job and become better in the future. if you're stuck home on the couch, you don't have that. >> brian: your desk is a mess, clean that up. >> ainsley: we did that to you once, hired somebody to clean his office. >> steve: an expert at hoarding. >> ainsley: your family is important, raising kids, you will not get that time back. >> brian: too much time with your family is problematic, they have to grow. >> steve: ashley has to work here. >> ainsley: i do. your parents, two-day max. >> brian: according to them. >> ashley: start with idaho,

idaho murder suspect bryan kohberger indicted by secret groo grand jury and will be -- on monday, there are reports, photos issue audio and tips, all of which bryan kohberger attorneys say they never received. u.s. attorney stepping down,a midethics concerns. rachel rawlines is subject of inspector general report that at a fundraiser featuring first lady jill biden. rawlines has been overseas the investigation into the national guardsman who is accused of leaking information to his friends on a server. and the monty python co-founder says he cannot be -- not

beholden to mutually studios. >> i don't get cancelled because i do stage shows. people think to themselves, i like him, i will buy a ticket. the audience is preselected to like me. >> ashley: he says people without a sense of humor should not dictate terms for everybody else. he is really funny. >> steve: and you can't cancel him. >> ainsley: do you want to weigh in? >> brian: i was going to weigh in, we just go to break. >> steve: he was on the program once and he was a funny guy. >> ainsley: coming up, fifth grade teacher under investigation for showing her students a disney movie, a florida parent of three sounds the alarm on the film's message. ♪ ♪

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>> i am the teacher that is under investigation with the florida department of education for indoctrination for showing a disney movie. that school board member is on a rampage, using it against me sa saying -- interrogate them. >> steve: a florida teacher on defense as she faces investigation from the state

board of education after showing "strange world," which features openly gay character to her fifth grade class. sarasota school board chair has three children in the school and joins us from the sarasota area. good morning to you. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> steve: what do you think of this teacher defending herself playing the movie? >> i think the level of disdain is the biggest thing. more and more parents are fighting to ensure their rights are not withheld as soon as they drop their children off at the school house door. you see big aspects of wanting national parents bill of rights, across the country, there is concern about what is happening in school and ensuring parents are primary decision-makers about upbringing of their young minor children. we have to understand in tbl

education, we serve diverse community and need to stick to core academics. >> steve: i have not seen this movie called "strange world" and it was shown in earth science lesson. only thing i read about the objection, it featured an openly gay character. do you have a problem with that? >> again, my biggest concern is the response. each district has litany of different protocol to let parents know what will be shown. movies are shown all the time, if proper notice is given to innerish patterns. her response said there is agenda to take things down issue the common agenda is ensure our kids are receiving education and

leaving cultural issues to families how they see fit. disdain is the biggest thing. i work with leadership institute and train moms and dads who are stepping up and getting involved with school board program and you see, like in georgia, legislator mentioned parents who do not have high school diplomas have no right or say in what their children are being taught. it is important for parents to get involved. >> steve: you being head of the school board, you have to face these issues all the time. thank you for joining from florida. 8:25 in the east. coming up, praise for fake news, we're looking back at all awards main-stream media won for the russia probe coverage and some call for accolades to be returned to the givers.

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>> ainsley: back with headlines, procession for police officer bobly shishler. family and friends gathering to

say goodbye. he died after being shot in the line of duty. first ever dedford police officer to be killed in the line of duty, schools are closed there for services. major floods devastate northern italy, rescue teams deployed and the coast guard is helping people. president biden heading to japan this morning after cancelled trip to australia and new guinea. biden met with the big four congresional leaders yesterday to come to an agreement on the debt ceiling. >> the congresional leaders defaulting on the debt is not an option. there is work to do, i made it clear to the speaker, we'll speak regularly and staff will continue meeting daily to make

sure we do not default. >> ainsley: treasury secretaries government is at risk of defaulting if deal is not made by june 1. briknowan, down to you. >> brian: from 2016 to 2020, all we heard was russia, russia, nobody would admit donald trump was legitimate president of the united states. these stories are proven not correct if you look at the horowitz report and mueller report and now the durham report. look back at awards won and should be given by. 10 by "washington post," 10 by the "new york times" and dozens of reporters working on these and other nations, this is all about russia and relation to donald trump. whether it is his campaign, his own personal finances in business.

then you have this, two stories, the fbi once planned to pay a british spy who offered the controversial trump dossier. who they are talking about? christopher steele. he played a role, they commissioned him to tut together a dossier, he had contacts in ush radio. he is not allowed in russia anymore, he used igor danshenko and charles dolan, to come up with stories unsubstantiated. they could not verify it, buzzfeed used it and won an award. it was totally incorrect.

and george papadopoulos met donald trump one time and heard something about e-mails and you have dozens of stories and pundits talking about trump and vladamir putin. "new york times" and "washington post" given special award from the polk award to peabody on down. the president was not connected with alpha bank. the trump team was not connect with russia. paul mannafortused to work in eastern europe, they said he was guilty and carter page, not guilty.

the "washington post" two award for investigative reporting, give it back, look at columbia journalism school, they say the same thing and reported on obama in terms of interference in the 2016 election. barack obama put sanctions on russia. would have been great if obama heard what hillary was up to and said this has to stop right now. it is just not true. he kept silent. he was not involved, but kept silent. is 19 too young for your kid to pay rent? not according to one couple and their daughter igniting online debate. ask the host of "big money show" when we come back. promised to wear them and they did.

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jump from me, we are on the plaza together. a texas mom and dad are admitting they charge their 19-year-old daughter rent to live home. the dad, cody archer, the purpose behind charging rent is to get her to realize not everything is free and prepare her for adulthood. you go into the workforce, you are responsible for your own rent and food. our next guest will interview that family on "the big money show" on fox 1:00 during the day. we have the co-host of that show, jackie and taylor and briknowa. thanks for starting early. what do y'all think? >> i think my co-workers agree with it, i in principle do, as well. another strategy, learn her how to invest that money. we talk about financial literacy

and interest, you can get 5% interest right now. that is a great alternative. in principle, i love it, hold kids accountable. >> ainsley: it is not that expensive, $200 a month and $300 with food. she chose not to pursue higher education, and kids do not understand money doesn't grow one troos. they are teaching her, she will have expenses later in life and everybody needs to create a budget, do bank account, invest and do things. if your parents do not teach you, no one will. when i graduated from school, i didn't know how to write a check. a lot is learned at home. >> ainsley: you learned it, now

a you are on the business network. >> before grad school, her folks let us live with her and they were generous. i have two girls, this family is teeting her financial literacy and that will pay dividends throughout life. they are thinking long-term, not just short term. >> ainsley: did you go back and live at home? >> it wasn't allowed in my family. get out. [laughter]. >> ainsley: jackie? >> when i started in television, my salary was below the poverty level, i lived with them for a short period of time. i was working on something. >> ainsley: it didn't live long.

>> great parents, but after two months, i'm out of here. >> parents do you a ifr fa, you want to get out, life is better than living home, part of that, charge rent. >> ainsley: her situation, she didn't want to go to college, sounds like we went to college and had to move back home and it was not fun. used to not having rules. tell us about the town hall tomorrow at 1:00. >> it is great. we have experts from ramsey group and mike rowe row. and credit card debt is one thrillion of that, how do we think of getting out of debt with interest rates rising and economy on shaky ground. how do people take back control of their financial future and work to pay off debt and regain financial freedom? >> we know so many people in debt need out, that is part of

the conversation. and dave ramsey has been saying, do not get into debt if you can help it. to this young people, to speak to this family, teaching responsibility to young people how not to rack up credit card debt, budget and think about the future is number one thing anybody can do to set themselves up for success. >> we have mike rowe with us, he will talk about the rise of ai, great advice on how to get out of debt and build a financial future. >> ainsley: fun and how to get a dirty job. we'll be watching. coming up, elon musk speaking out on twitter censorship of the hunter biden laptop story. >> twitter and others engaged in information relevant to the public. that is a terrible thing that

happened, interference. >> ainsley: clay travis will react to the big tech backlash, that is next. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination.

>> speaker kevin mccarthy, not just another win in debt negotiation, why president biden agreed to a key demand and taking a jab at former president

trump, kellyanne conway will discuss. should illegal migrants get unemployment benefits? whose fault is it if your car gets stolen? you may be surprised. see you at 9:00. back to "fox and friends." hi, guys. >> brian: you will speak about headlines, u.s. department of agriculture considering ban on chocolate milk in school to help fight obesity, releasing statement, this approach would reduce exposure to added sugar and promote nutrient dense choice of milk for young children. this would not apply to high school. a texas attorney surprising students with $250,000 in scholarship funds. let's listen. >> you get a scholarship, you get a scholarship, you get a

scholarship, everyone gets a scholarship. >> channelling her inner oprah during the announcement in fort worth, texas, she made sure every student who applied for a scholarship issue got one. now i will share the spotlight. >> ainsley: attorneys for irs whistleblower calling out doj claiming his team has been removed from the hunter biden probe. >> steve: what's up with that? this as elon musk calls out big tech, including twitter over censorship of the hunter biden laptop story. here is elon. >> conspiracy theories have turned out to be true. >> which ones? >> like the hunter biden laptop. >> that is true? >> pretty big deal. twitter and others engaged in active suppression of information relevant to the public. that is a terrible thing that happened, that is interference. >> brian: looks like the host

didn't know this. outkick founder clay travis. this turned out true, interesting statement from elon musk. >> clay: i appreciate you having me on. difference in conspiracy theory and truth is proven by about six months, as pertains to stories surrounding donald trump, covid and more and elon musk is pointing out a very factual statement, which is the 2020 election may well have changed if the hunter biden laptop story had been fully disseminated, discussed and analyzed by the media and everyone contemplating voting. the fact that it was suppressed, helped to ensure the full truth was not told about hunter biden and look, we are dealing here with the fbi has had this laptop since december of 2019, that is coming up on four years they

have had this to be able to determine whether or not there are crimes, i have looked through the hunter biden laptop, the files on public domain, it is clear there are different felonies he could have been charged with, including tax evasion. it appears the fixes and not applying law judicially and fairly. look at george santos. they can't resolve the hunter biden case in four years. >> ainsley: what is your reaction to the irs whistleblower, i want protection, please protect me so they can't fire me, i want to spill the beans on this haun probe. then the irs takes him off this case. is that retaliation? he's saying it is. >> clay: seems quite clear it is retaliation based on the allegations and something the

house of representatives needs to look into. this is protection that existed for hunter biden and the biden family. the durham report just came out and let us know the fbi was capable of being overtaken by a cabol of idiots and they were willing to be biassed in investigation of donald trump. it is clear, i believe, based on evidence out there, not only was the fbi biassed against donald trump, they are biassed for joe biden. putting their hands on scales of justice in massive way and extent this allegation is true, the group investigating clear tax fraud by hunter biden has lost its job, it is just more evidence piling up into entire mountain of evidence that our government and department of justice and the fbi has been actively colluding to protect

hunter biden from the criminal consequences of action. if his dad was not president, he would have been perp walked, arrested and had multiple felonies years ago. >> steve: about a year ago, "washington post" came out with this story, the fbi agents said we looked at the stuff and will charge him with tax evasion. then they kicked the ball across the street to the department of justice, which oversees the fbi, that is where it stalled. of course the guy who runs the doj is the attorney general, top law guy for united states. >> clay: yeah. well, the fact there is not independent counsel for hunter biden investigation is evidence of the fix to protect hunter biden. but also this is statute of limitation issue, guys. they are trying toun are out the clock on hunter biden being able to be charged with many different felonies because the

moment they got this in december of 2019, by march or april of 2020, they had all the goods to charge hunter biden with felonies to put him behind bars for years, this is evidence of the fix. >> brian: christopher wray says i fixed all the things durham wanted me to fix at the fbi. really? we have a few things to work out. good luck today on your radio show. >> i appreciate it. >> brian: click on outkick.com. >> steve: stepping aside, back in a couple. oh, pretty. ♪ courageous performance. discover a new world of possibilities in the lexus rx. never lose your edge. ♪ so diabetes, this changes things, huh? hey, a lot of people in your corner including walgreens. but do i have to give up sweets? if you work out a diet plan, nothing is off limits.

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>> see you guys on the radio. >> we'll be listening. >> bill: see you guys, thanks. good morning. fox news alert because the migrant crisis impacting american children now. new york city is housing asylum seekers in school gyms and the parents at the schools are not happy as we say hello. in wrinkle on the story. good morning at home and good morning here in new york. >> dana: good morning, i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." great to be with you today. the plan to turn gyms into temporary migrant shelters is drawing pushback. parents and kids