have a good time. instead, this is what ends up happening. you end up being the butt of controversy when it's a complete unforced error. >> todd: how did they think this would over with majority fan base that is majority catholic latino. mind numbing. joe concha, have a great weekend. with that it was -- >> ashley: starts now. >> ainsley: we begin this hour with a fox news alert. president biden unsteady on his feet this morning. can you see stumbling a little while walking downtown stairs when he arrived at the g-7 summit in japan. next on the schedule the president will be at a working dinner with world leaders. >> just a few minutes ago the president was seen taking the official g-7 family photo. they are expected to put on a united front in their opposition to the russian invasion of ukraine and efforts to push back on china.

,. >> joey: also learning he will join them in person this sunday seeking more arms and aid. we will have a live report in hiroshima next hour as we follow the president throughout the morning. >> ainsley: he was originally supposed to attend virtually and then it was announced he was going to there on sunday. traveling to given countries meeting in the g-7 to ask for more money. he has gotten some more funding to help their efforts in ukraine. >> lawrence: i'm curious if there is going to be some talk from the world leaders as this is officially turned into a proxy war of how we are going to end the war completely. who is going to be able to bring both parties together he want everyone to stop dying here. can i bring both of them to the table to end this thing? >> joey: i remember them making nun of president trump when he came down an he is later.

the idea we get a say how this war ends is something even people on this channel debate. who are we to tell the ukrainians they need to negotiate for peace well we are the ones funding the war. regardless of how righteous you may think it is. we have a substantial investment when our own economy is going through a lot. and our own military is going through a lot. that much of an investment he is coming to the g-7 asking them to come fund the war. of course we should have pressure on zelenskyy and russia to find peace in this war because it's something that will be endless if we let it. >> ainsley: definitely on the agenda trying to show a united front. whoever is hosting get to invite whoever they want. japan's prime minister has invited 8 additional guest to the events, to the dinners and talks. australia, india brazil, south korea, indonesia cook islands. biden is cutting his trip short. he can come back and deal with

the. >> lawrence: a whole sheet titled talking points right there. can you always tell when the president is having a good day. >> ainsley: sorry to interrupt you. i wanted to see that. >> lawrence: at least he didn't have the photos. >> can you always tell when the president is having a good day because he doesn't need the cheat sheet send him out to talk with the press. unfortunately yesterday and this morning probably isn't one of those days. >> ainsley: they will have to start thinking about. it's sad to see when he is coming down the stairs you don't want him to trip and fall and tumble down the stairs for obvious reasons how that would look on the world stage but also for his health and don't want him to get hurt. i wonder if going forward conversations when he is walking down the stairs you need have someone next to him that can hold his arm or something like that. >> joe: a lot of people want to say we are just criticizing president biden's age and what looks like his ability to be so feeble on these big stages as if

it were a personal attack. these are big issues. this is our country potentially going to war against china. country deeply involved in war against russia. all the countries like india who have been reluctant to be involved in this. we need strengthened strength and that strength should be embodied by our president. know has the ability to walk in the room make demands and get them. general jack keane on later to talk about all of this. this is important to all americans and we hope that president biden does get back and figure out our budget but also keeps us out of a war. >> we have free and fair elections. so the voters get to decide if they think that age is an issue, when they have to make major decisions on the national stage, you get to decide when you go and vote. >> lawrence: that's exactly right. on to other news. on capitol hill, three fbi whistleblowers make explosive claims yesterday about the acts of retaliation by the bureau. >> ainsley: republicans confronting democrats for trying to discredit the men who say their security clearances were revoked and some were even left

homeless. >> joey: alexandria hoff is in washington and has more for us. >> good morning, yeah. democrats spent a lot of time questioning if the former and suspended fbi agent should be considered whistleblowers at all. congressman conley of virginia asking why did we have this hearing? well, republicans in the house select committee on the weaponization of the federal government say what the whistleblowers are alleging exposes a shocking abuse of power by the fbi. like inflating domestic terrorism statistics and targeting investigations at pro-life groups, catholics and parents attending school board meetings. >> the fbi will crush you. this government will crush you. and your family. if you try to expose the truth about things that they are doing that are wrong. and we are all examples of that. >> i have sense had to rely on charity because the fbi stopped paying me and therens no other way for me to make a living. i know from other whistleblowers that the fbi routinely denies them the ability to get outside

employment. on one hand we want to try to get our jobs back because we are trying to do our patriotic duty but, on the other hand, we still have families to take care of. it's essentially a death sentence in the modern era. >> in an accusation of retaliation, the fbi responded stating the fbi's mission to uphold the constitution and protect the american people, the fbi has not and will not retaliate against individuals who make protected whistleblower disclosures. and house democrats feel that it's the intelligence community that's come under attack and that this hearing was just an excuse to hurl accusations. this, of course, led to fiery exchanges including one where congressman jim jordan was accused of withholding one of the whistleblower's prior testimony. watch. >> i'm not aware that you are able to withhold information from the minority that we would need to use. not fair. >> when it comes to whistleblowers you are not. >> these are not. >> i would remind everyone when it comes to whistleblowers you are not. >> that's not right. >> it's shocking that the gentleman. >> it's not right.

you talked to so much about the whistleblower in the impeachment. >> the gentleman if from new york with. >> all the information we had. >> when you were part of the investigation anonymous whistleblower. >> well, you know at one point this is interesting too. linda sanchez attempted to discredit former fbi specialist marcus, questioning them about a tweet it read something to the effect that nancy pelosi had staged january 6th. allen had to break into the congresswoman that she had the wrong twitter account. guys? >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> ainsley: there are a lot of marcus allen, famous football player, this whistleblower. she said this is your account, right? he said no that's not my account she went on to stay but you like nancy pelosi staged january 6th. >> ainsley: he said that's not my account. >> pressed him on this random account he disagreed with the. that was standout moment. this retaliation has really hurt their lives. fbi says retaliation has not

been a player here yeah these guys don't want their jobs back. >> ainsley: i don't blame them. they are not making any money. >> lawrence: thanks, alex. >> ainsley: trying to do the right thing and let the public know what is really happening behind closed doors at a federal agency, and you are retaliated against. you lose your pay. you cafnt get another job. they isolated you you have to rely on charities to pay your bills. >> joey: the justice department specifically when comes to the executive branch of government is supposed to be independent. and with independence comes oversight there should not be a position where everyone -- where a whole party in congress is so arms wrapped around the fbi and justice department that they make excuses for them. they say if you don't support them in their investigating of us, that you are somehow anti-police. i mean, think about that for a minute. the fbi investigates us. american citizens. congress is elected to represent us. at its most core principle, there should be some sort of objectivity, if not at odds

between one another. this is almost like your prosecution and defense attorney. congress is there to defend our rights and our interest against anything to include the federal government that might come into our lives. and to see those democrats point every single criticism of the fbi as an anti police or defund the police from the republicans. if you are a democrat in congress and you don't understand the difference between what we're pushing for, which is to support the police officers in local communities that are of that community defending that community, the federal government, which has this overarching power through the fbi to go into our lives, into our privacy and look for reasons to apprehend us or investigate us, then you need to go back to school and learn civics again. yes the fbi is a law enforcement department. but the difference between the federal government and our local police, that's what republicans in congress actually understand and i think those democrats need to think about that. >> lawrence: i find it troubling that the democrats were so in the last administration in protecting whistleblowers.

all of a sudden now they don't want to protect these whistleblowers. i mean, some of the allegations that were made were jaw dropping. and then you have all these criminal justice reformers that are part of the democratic party and they didn't say anything about the fbi policing for profit? that is illegal. bonuses given based upon the amount of prosecutions that were done. the criminal justice system is for public safety, to protect citizens. it is not to make a bonus if you capture someone. it's illegal. two of those whistleblowers was on "jesse watters primetime" as la night. this is what they had to say. >> we're just trying to do the right thing for this nation, if that means even becoming homeless at the hands of the fbi then we are willing to do it. willing to sacrifice that going to take a lot of brave men and women inside and outside the fbi to make sure that gets back on course and working for the american people in the way it's

supposed to. >> we lead the groundwork for people to feel that they can be protected as whistleblowers, for the protection that we didn't receive but now that the republicans in the house are on alert for that, then they can maybe feel that they will have those protections and brings that information forward to the select committee and get to the bills of correcting the bureau. >> lawrence: you have been here you have beenhearing for years t speak up. good cops speaking up and they demonize them. >> ainsley: good for them. they are very brave to do this. that would be very hard to do. a lot of people inside the fbi that are amazing people that are doing the right thing. we know that we know those field offices we support them. this is how you get the bad apples out. someone has to speak up. unfortunately they are losing a lot. they are losing their security clearances, jobs, pay, lives turned upside down. worried about the safety of their wives their kids. i'm sure they are fearful.

relying on other people from charities to get money. can't take another job. you can't make more than -- takes people like that in order to clean up an agency that is doing the wrong thing. if bad apples are in there need to get them out. now everyone is alitterred in the fbi and things will be cleaned up. last guy you heard in there sitting in the middle between jordan. he was pulled off side sex cases to go and monitor parents at school board meetings. there he is right there. >> lawrence: unbelievable. we will talk about this later on in the show. as you guys know, i cover crime all the time. i know an fbi agent that the swat team was pulled off when they were going to go raid and obviously a shooting happened there and an agent died as a result of that. yet, they sent a swat team to the former president of the united states to go raid his

house when secret service is there again, there is imply implications of politicizing law enforcement. people's lives are at risk and people's civil liberties are at risk. there is just not enough conversation about it. i wish cnn and msnbc and all the other network that put vindman on tv would put these guys on there as well so they can talk about what is happening in the fbi. donald trump isn't the first political figure to be targeted by the fbi. i mean, martin luther king was targeted by the fbi as well. and that's not saying that all the cops that are in the rank and file people are doing negative things, but they are at the highest level. they are political operatives there and think should be discussed more. anyway, a lot of news coming up today. video out of iowa as a suspect speeds off, despite a police officer hanging on for his dear life. the justice just served in that case. >> ainsley: gosh. what would you do in that case? plus, the elephant in the room as we inch closer to 2024.

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>> lawrence: this is what he said you have basically three people at this point that are credible in this whole thing. biden, trump, and me, and i think of those three. two have a chance to get elected president. biden and me. based on all the data in the swing states, which is not great for the former president and probably insurmountable because people aren't going to change their view of him. i think the voters want to move on from biden. they just want a vehicle they can get behind. there's just too many voters that don't view trump as the vehicle. he has to be really careful with this argument. if it is about the electability, and not what the republican party now stands for, he is gonna lose this race. just going out there talking with voters. there's a low energy with ron desantis. he has this -- this list of things that he did in florida. and that is great. and i think in the typical

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and i don't think you win that argument when donald trump has four years in the white house and have you time at the florida capitol. ron desantis should and probably can make a distinction between policies that he has been able to enact in florida that perhaps trump couldn't get done in the white house. i think there is something to say. one of the best examples i give -- can i ever give about donald trump and how much democrats hated him and wouldn't let him have a win is the border wall. he offered nancy pelosi a deal on the wall that would build the wall but bring aspects of amnesty, visa reform. a lot of things, daca that the democrats wanted in what would have been a version of immigration reform. not take the plate of things offered him that would have to let the democrats fund the border wall. joe biden has the wall stocked up rusting because they won't let him have that win that may be an angle that desantis can take. do you think they will let ron desantis have a win like that?

the moment ron desantis becomes or could become the nominee, they will treat him the exact same way. >> ainsley: yeah. and we are talking about the debt crisis and you see those numbers tick tick tick up. and you look at the border wall rusting down there that we all paid for. it is mind-blowing. tim scott, chris christie expected to announce in the coming days. chris christie has the backing big billionaire steve co-hun owns the new york methods. mets. shooting tv ads, is he a republican. the prime mayor who we interview a lot francis suarez says is he not ruling it out. if he announces, he will announce soon. is he strongly considering it. bobby kennedy on the democratic side he named dennis kucinich as his campaign manager. we have a voter panel. we will listen to what they think about democracy 2024. >> lawrence: abby hornacek live from the professional bull riding world. >> ainsley: you are so cute, abby, i love the hat. >> oh, thank you, ainsley.

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put on the brake! put on the brake! >> todd: the incident began when officer patrick mccarthy told the passenger in the vehicle he had outstanding warrant for his arrest. the driver got out of the car and the passenger took the wheel in a desperate effort to escape. can you see the brave officer continue to hang on as the car picks up speed hitting around 5. the officer eventually had to let go jumping off the hood as the car sped off leaving him with a broken back. took him a year to fully heal, unable to serve his community for three month. that suspect, dennis guider jr. said after his arrest, he was afraid for his life. he has now been sentenced to five years in prison for that incident. ainsley, back to you. >> ainsley: wow, gosh, he broke his back. all right, thank you, todd. bias in the bureau. fbi whistleblowers making their case yesterday testifying how the agency retaliated against them for speaking out. >> the fbi suspended my security clearance accusing me of

actually being disloyal to my country. this outrageous and accusation is based on unsubstantiated accusations that i hold conspiratorial views regarding the events of january 6th, 2021. >> you may think i'm a political partisan. you may think i'm a grifter, you may think i'm a conspiracy theorist. it does not matter. simply put. this committee should is avoid the temptation to impugn the character and the motivations of the me messengers seated before you. >> ainsley: select subcommittee of the weaponization of the federal government florida congresswoman kat cammack joins us now. good morning to you, congresswoman. >> good morning, how are you doing? >> ainsley: doing well. we saw you yesterday when you all had your presser we aired that on "fox & friends" and watched throughout the day at the hearing. coming away from that hearing, what shocks you the most? >> oh, that was one for the books, ainsley. you know, it was incredibly disappointing that our democrat colleagues couldn't put party politics aside and listen to

these three men who have put their careers, their families, their entire lives on the line for this country not in just the military and law enforcement, but now in coming forward as whistleblowers. but, you know, i think the most shocking thing was the revelations that these whistleblowers gave us in how they had come forward. they had expressed dismay and concern about some of the tactics and directives of the fbi against american citizens. they everywhere subsequently suspended without pay. their clearances revoked and then they were left to languish. as one witness said, they will crush you for not towing the company line. if you do not comply with the political agenda of the fbi, they will crush you. that, i think, right there exemplifies the weaponization of government better than anyone ever could. >> ainsley: this must be personal for you are because your husband is in law enforcement and you work for the government you have all given up your whole lives to serve this country. if you come forward and see

something that's wrong and honest about it, you are retaliated against. what happens next? howe can congress get involved to make sure these bad apples, whoever is responsible for this, gets out of the fbi and to make sure that these individuals get their lives back and they are not retaliated against? >> well, actually, at one point, ainsley, the democrats were saying that republicans wanted to defund law enforcement. they began vilifies us. and i haven't met a democrat who didn't derive their power from a problem. so, you know, it's always about what can they do to amplify a problem rather than solve it. and so being the wife of a first responder, my husband has served for 16 years. is he also a swat medic. i was quick to point out that there is nothing -- and i know this from personal experience -- nothing that a good cop hates more than a bad cop. and so these men, as i said, have put everything on the line and the treatment by the fbi of these three gentlemen has now been referred to the office of special counsel and to the

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successful? >> i personally think it's the world's most exciting sport and wrap it in great entertainment experience for fans. best bull riders in the world that is what makes it so successful. >> abby: look at the history. 1922 bull riders got in a hotel room in scottsdale arizona. how do you think this has evolved over the last 30 years? >> we started out with a dream. the founders did, they started out with a dream and they wanted to make the world a better place for professional bull riders, where they could actually make a career. we paid out over $300 million now to bull riders we are just getting started. 30th anniversary first 30 of a long chapter. >> abby: well, we are looking forward to continuing along with you guys on that next chapter. we are excited to see what happens this weekend. thank you so much for joining me. guys, catchall of the action coming up. we will be here all morning long. sean, thank you so much. >> thanks.

>> abby: guys? >> ainsley: thank you so much, abby and thanks, sean. go to pbr.com to get tickets to look what it takes for riders to get to the finals. check out the competition series. last cowboy standing on fox nation.com as well. there it is. i mean, to be a cowboy. you grew up in texas. you know. >> lawrence: i'm not like a cowboy. i can go it work out on the farm and all that, but ride the bull. >> ainsley: no, no. they deserve the million dollars whoever wins that. >> lawrence: i also think i'm too tall. >> joey: you and will we have a couple rhinestone cowboys? is that what it is? more about the look? >> lawrence: i can go work on the farm, hog killings and working the cattle and all this stuff, when it comes to riding the bull, i think i'm too tall for it first of all. >> ainsley: how many pairs of tennis shoes do you have, first? >> lawrence: i just went over 250. >> ainsley: 250. i don't know where you put all these and what about cowboy

boots? >> lawrence: like 15 of those. >> joey: you only need one good pair. >> lawrence: half of them in my office. [mooing] >> joey: we're going to toss it over to ashley strohmier. >> ashley: i don't know if i can top that coordinating plans today for the extradition of joran van der sloot the prime suspect in the 2005 disappearance of natalee holloway. chief interpol exclusively told fox friday i will meet with the fbi and the prison police to coordinate the details of their transfers and to find the extradition date. he has been charged with extortion and wire fraud after allegedly trying to sell information on the whereabouts of natalie's body to her mother. a disgraced former biden nuclear energy official spent a night in jail after being accused of stealing luggage at an airport again. sam brinton was picked up in maryland last night on a warrant for allegedly taking a woman's bag at reagan international airport back in february.

this is briton's third arrest. it comes about six months after the nonbinary official was fired from the biden administration. and today we are celebrating national pizza party day later. we are going to get some pies delivered to the set by a very special guest. but what is a pizza without the toppings? of course we want to know your additions and favorites. email us at friends@foxnews.com. janice, what's your favorite topping? >> janice: anything. you are telling me the story i'm like drooling like pavlov's dog. my goodness. national pizza day is one of my favorite occasions. let's talk about the weather. it's cold in the northeast. i'm wearing my winter jacket in may. it's 54 right now. cold across the northeast. it's going to remain that way because we have this coastal low that's going to come on up towards the east coast this weekend. we also have the potential for showers, thunderstorms, and severe weather for parts of texas, oklahoma, through

arkansas today. you could see the potential later on this afternoon into this evening. so fox weather.com will keep you posted. here is that coastal low that's going to loom over the weekend and put a damper on plans. just watch that fox weather.com we'll keep you posted. there is the latest model so we could get heavy rain short period of time saturday into sunday. just keep that in mind. all right, joey, my friend, over to you. >> joey: yemen, rain, rain, go away. we don't need that today. drug shortages are nearing an all-time high, forcing some hospitals and pharmacies to ration life-saving medication. our next guest is abreak cancer a pancreaticcancer patient. he turned to nonprofit to help him get his drugs. good morning ryan and brook. thank you so much for joining us. hope, first off, it's good to see you here smiling. i hope you are doing well and tell me where you are and how you are doing with your treatment. >> thanks for having us.

we are from iowa so far in the treatment i actually just completed my last treatment last friday so, as of right now, i have no more chemo treatments. >> joey: awesome, that's great to hear. hope you are feeling better. i hope you are feeling better. my uncle is going through chemo himself. when they told you we can't give you final four doses you turned to a nonprofit. tell me about that and how you are keeping the treatment going. >> yeah. thank you, joey. so, we were completely floored when we heard that there was a drug shortage for ryan's drug. and we just kind of thought well, there's got to be something that we can do. and so luckily, i shared the news article that i had found about some of the chemo shortages and through actually

ryan's aunt we were connected to somebody who volunteers at angels for change. and within about 10 minutes i was connected to laura bray who is the founder of angels for change. and we were able to get -- between working with laura and laura working with our local hospital -- they both were able to get the drug that ryan needed within 48 hours. and the really cool part is that she, laura, and our hospital not only were able to get it for ryan but for everybody else in the hospital that he had intoed the drug as well. so it was really an awful experience to have to go through, especially on such a short time frame but it was really kind of heart-warming to be able to help other people at the same time. >> joey: ryan, from what i understand, the fda said the company overseas that was making this drug had substantial quality control problems and that's the reason for cutting it short and rationing it out. when you were told that, did the

hospital or your doctor give you resources or were you just left to figure it out for yourself? >> so the hospital, you know, when we were told by our oncologist that, you know, we are going to have to kind of change the plan because of the drug shortage, we -- we weren't necessarily given the resources but we were told to come up with another plan or that there were some other options but i have a brca 2 genetic mutation. the drug shortage of platinum based drug which my genetic mutation makes me higher rate for cancer. it works better with platinum based drugs. and so not having that drug, which is, you know, which is very important to the -- to my treatment and to not be able to get that same quality of or best care possible was very difficult

to do because i had been getting the treatment for about four or five months. and to then with about a month left in my treatments to kind of be told, okay, we have to move away from the plan because the drug that would be the best for me is not available. >> lawrence: just let me say on behalf of everyone here at fox we are so happy that you got your treatment. you look healthy. i hope you feel healthy. i hope that everything turns out well for you. thank you author sharing your story. angels for change is the nonprofit. everyone go check them out. support them. we need people like ryan and brooke to be supported so we can keep our people healthy and get the treatment we need. it's such a pleasure to have you on and good luck with everything. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> joey: all right. coming up. nearly 40% of americans say they are struggling to pay the bills. so, because of all the sticker shock at the grocery store, skip bedell is showing us how to have fresh farm eggs right in your

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