>> ainsley: how cute. >> lawrence: thanks so much for having me. >> ainsley: you are going to come on later in the show top of the second hour. 7:00 here on the east coast. starting our second hour right now. ♪ >> joey: all right, we begin this hour with a fox news alert. president biden is on the move in japan after making an early exit from a working dinner at the g-7 summit. edward lawrence is live in hiroshima japan with the very latest what have you got. >> yeah, joey, the president leaving that dinner just about five minutes ago. it was a dinner on island famous for floating gate the white house press secretary saying the president left the continue tore get update on debt ceiling negotiations. on his way to that dinner, if you look the president seems to stumble a bit. he slips on the stairs. now this finishes a packed day of ceremony and meetings which started at the internal flame on the site of the first atomic bomb. the president meat survivor and

did not apologize. during the meetings, ukraine in focus the g-7 statement says that the world leaders reaffirm their support for ukraine for as long as it takes. they pledge to starve russia of technology and equipment it needs for war as well as hold those responsible accountable for international war crimes. reports say the ukrainian president will make a surprise in person visit to the talks with the g-7 leaders here in hiroshima and ask for more weapons. possibly the weapons the ukraine wants will be to go on offensive. >> is the g-7 unified in military action or in military aid for ukraine against russia? >> all of these g-7 leaders have been supporting ukraine in various different ways. everyone has to do it their own way. these are sovereign decisions there has been terrific unity and resolve the president has every expectation that that unity and resolve is going to remain in place here at the g-7 and beyond. >> so the president reassuring

other world leaders that the u.s. will also not default on its debt. he received a briefing and the white house official claims that steady progress was made in a bipartisan or towards a bipartisan agreement. the house speaker saying that he sees a path but they are not there yet. in a statement, though, the president of the naacp says that the progress plays on racist stereotypes masquerading as sound policy and black america is watching. the president will leave here on sunday cutting the trip, as you know, short to get back to those debt ceiling talks. back to you guys. >> ainsley: all right. thank you so much for that report. yeah. biden is leaving japan early. he is going to come back here to deal with the debt crisis. we are all feeling it. inflation is probably the number one issue and everyone -- or on everyone's mind when it documents who you are going to vote for in the next election. at least that's what the panel tell us. people struggling to pay bills. we just did egg segment. eggs are through the roof. when you go out to the diners, which we know you do a lot. you talk to all the owners of

the restaurant and they say eggs are their biggest costs now. >> lawrence: eggs, the price of meat. all the customers. gas, all of this is impacting these people. there's a new poll out that says 38.5% of american adults say it's difficult to pay their bills. this is just a stream of stream of things that are hitting the biden administration. it is the economy. and if you look at the past election, 52% of americans said they were better off under donald trump. but they didn't like the tone and tenor of things right now. i'm not sure it's going to be the same thing for the next election right now when the economy is hitting everyone so hard. >> joey: yeah, i think the point is people were almost better off immediately after the pandemic than they are now a couple years later. we have graph here april 27th to may 9th of 2022, 22.4 million people were dependent on credit cards. now at 25.1 million.

i think what you take from that, if you are a conservative and looking at this debt ceiling fight we have, which is all of that spending immediately, during and after the pandemic allowed a buffer. it padded the effect of shutting down businesses and shutting down economies and communities. but, eventually that money has got to get paid off. eventually things have to even back out. and that's where we are now. and a lot of republicans at the time that were taking -- which there weren't many taking objection to all of that spending said this is what would happen and now it's happening. >> ainsley: two out of five americans are struggling to make ends meet. we have all been there. i remember in my 20's when i was bouncing checks which is not legal i called my mom and say can you put $100 in my account because i owe $25 to the piggly wiggly grocery store. it took me forever to get out of debt. i didn't make a lot of money. i'm blessed right now. i get that bill and my heart

singers see it's gone up twice, doubled and as a single mom you get those bills and it's not fun. but you do what you have to do. when you read two out of every five americans is really struggling to make ends meet. it makes you sad. if you do have the means and go to the grocery store and really giving and loving spirit, then pay for the person behind you or pay for the person in front of you, chances are that person is struggling. >> lawrence: a lot of polling out, too, saying that more kids or teenagers are going back in their 20's as well going back to live with their parents just to make ends meet. we have got a voter panel today. let's go talk to. they natalia, how are you? >> how are you? >> lawrence: how big is the economy in this next election for you? >> i think it's really important. living in new york city and costs of everything going up here is hard to ignore. you know, it's the elephant in the room. >> lawrence: johnny, in the last election, there was a lot about tone and tenor. but it seems like we are in a

different climate right now. do you think the economy is going to be the difference-maker in this next election? >> definitely. the economy is certainly a big thing. now, i think the focus should be away from just the rhetoric and the feelings. and i think we have to look at what works and what has worked in the past. i think that's going to be the focus going forward to 2024. >> lawrence: daniela, what do you think it's going to take from our leaders as relates to the economy to relieve some of the pressure? is it gas prices? is it finally some way to get the price of eggs, ainsley was just talking about a while ago? >> i think it's people feeling that the country is in the right direction and that we have hope that the economy is going to get better. here in new york city, nothing points to that. we are all feeling the crime, the inflation as you said. people leaving the city. our schools. and so i think there is a constant feeling that, you know, the city is not going the right

direction. >> lawrence: joe, what do you want to see from our leaders? do you feel like they understand the pain for average day working americans? >> our current leaders, no. i think they really need to get in touch with the people and see what is happening. they are living in their own world. and on the street now, day-to-day life, it's becoming very, very difficult with the economy, with the prices, with crime, especially in new york. i don't think you could have an economy bounce back when you still have so much crime. >> lawrence: you know, clair remarks you keep hearing this, everything time we talk about the economy, people still go back up up up up to the crime. travel across the country you hear people leaving big cities because of the climate of the crime. where do you see that cross pollination right there between crime as well as the economy? >> well, i do think if you look at the urban centers, the major urban centers whether it's san francisco, new york city miami, et cetera, the crime issue is

very significant and the homeless issue is very significant seems the political leaders whether at state or federal level don't seem to be in a problem-solving mode. i think as we head closer to the presidential election solving these problems. not just throwing money at these problems i think is going to be what voters will demand drag as i travel across america middle america. white working class, black working clark's everyone is being hit the same exact way. it seems like our leaders want to divide us. one thing that unifies us all is being hit by this economy. thank you so much for being here. y'all are going to be here all morning talking with us. all right, guys. we're going to move on to our next topic. >> joe: shuffling on over. >> ainsley: that was great. i like having our panel right there. did you an excellent job. so pretty this morning.

well-dressed. >> lawrence: thank you. >> ainsley: all right. so let's talk about meghan markle and harry. so you know they were in new york and they were complaining because they were in a catastrophic chase around new york city steve. >> lawrence: new york city. >> ainsley: everyone is all smiling because we live in new york and we know that's almost impossible. it takes, gosh, it takes 45 minutes on a bad traffic day just get up from midtown to the upper east side sometimes. it's crazy tomplet imagine that, i don't know that that actually happened. they said it did. and they are demanding that back grid photo agency immediately provide them with copies of the photos and videos and the films. the attorney for this company is saying absolutely not. in america, i'm sure you know property belongs to the owner of it. third parties cannot just demand to be given to them as perhaps kings can do. [laughter] >> ainsley: perhaps you should sit down with your client and advise them that his english rules of royal prerogative to demand that the citizenry hand over their property to the crown

were rejected by this country long ago. we stand by our founding fathers. and i'h there. >> lawrence: ainsley, as you know i'm not a big fan of the royals at all. >> ainsley: why? >> lawrence: this is part of the reason here the entitlement of thinking can you go after american press and that they're going to retract what they said. look, i love the english fashion but the way that they kind of treat people sometimes from the royal perspective i don't think is going to get them anywareway. especially mess meghan. you know his mother died after the paparazzi -- this right like writes like a script for a movie. that's what it is. >> joey: i will tell you guys, i'm from georgia. the only king we celebrate is kirby smart. i don't know anything about the royal family and i choose to keep it that way. i appreciate the english have their tradition and their

monarchy but it stops when you cross the water. you have no royal title here as far as i'm concerned. if this is true -- and that's a big if -- then there are a lot of laws violated here and there should be an investigation and perhaps should be looked at here. but that is a big if. and with all the drama that these two have spurred over the last couple years, there's a reason why people question it. i think there is another reason here when you talk about who owns a photo of you and the right of paparazzi vs. your privacy rights a conversation worth having. obviously princess diana and her tragic death ties into this. with everything we know these two folks enjoy drama and pointing a finger and causing a stir and you are not -- you are not a prince here. you are just a citizen and that should be enough. in this country. >> lawrence: you are not even that. >> joey: a citizen as much as a prince. >> ainsley: in america, everyone is equal. when you come here we don't have the monarchy system. >> lawrence: i love how polite

you are about that. >> ainsley: thank you. but i do love the royal family. i wish them well. i hate he is divided from his family. i wish they would make up, and that they would be a are the pa of the family because they have children and i think the children should have been at the coronation but that's just my opinion. and i do love the royal family. i love going over to cover it with martha and piers and we have a good time. >> joey: i'm glad you have fun doing it. >> ainsley: someone told me the only king i'm bowing to is jesus christ. >> lawrence: right. and that's me as well. i'm very respectful of other cultures. there is a reason they send you because there is no way in hell that i'm bowing for anybody. >> ainsley: you do have the option. if you meet the king you don't have to bow. you have the option. hand it over to ashley for more headlines for us. >> ashley: good morning, guys. get to some of your headlines starting with law enforcement sources saying police have identified one of the two men who appeared to help retired marine daniel penny restrain jordan neely on a new york subway train earlier this month. penny is charged with manslaughter over neely's

chokehold death. it is unclear if the men seen on video helping penny will be charged as well. texas governor greg abbott sending a full bus of migrants to denver for the first time. this as migrants pour into texas following the title 42's expiration. the governor blaming president biden's reckless open border policies for the influx, quote: until the president and his administration step up and fulfill their constitutional duty to secure the border, the safety of texas will continue busing migrants to self-declared sanctuary cities. the governor says he has bused more than 19,000 migrants from the lone star state to blue cities like washington, new york city, chicago, and philadelphia pittsburgh steelers defensive end watt posting video taking unexpected dip into the pool with a caption warning the activity in this video may be dangerous don't try at home. watt was cleaning his pool when he under estimated how far the ledged stretched and fell right. in a few minutes later his wife

tried to ask him what happened. he was laughing so hard he couldn't get the words out. thankfully he was not seriously hurt. i actually learned something today, not that i'm a huge football fan, but i was like oh, i wonder if there is any reigle relation to j.j. watt and it's his brother. thank you for that. back to you guys. >> ainsley: didn't hurt it, did it. >> ashley: i don't think so. he is laughing. >> ainsley: he fell into the water. let's check with abby hornacek live at the professional bull riding finals. hey, abby. >> hey, speaking of nfl, this is the super bowl of pbr. arena action later will be going on. some of the best athletes in the world will be taking center stage. just in a little bit, we will have some bulls in the chutes ready to buck off their riders. and i have to say i just met the undertaker which is going to be the first bull out tonight. 2200 pounds. i was trying to take a video of him and he charged me, so he is ready to go. i also learned that he is going

to eat less today, so he is going to be hangry and he is going to be a little bit maybe tired from this morning. so, it will be very interesting to watch all the action. we have it all coming up for you on "fox & friends." >> guys. >> joey: all right, thanks, abby. the undertaker. i like that. that's the bull i want to see someone else ride. >> ainsley: you want to watch? >> joey: yes. >> ainsley: in honor of national streaming day sign up for fox nation today no credit card required go fox nation.com and now through monday binge all of fox nation's exclusive content for free. >> lawrence: that's big that you don't have to use your credit card. i won't sign up for the free trials if they make you put the credit card there. they are listening. >> ainsley: you won't sign up. >> lawrence: if they make you do it because then they automatically charge you the next month. >> ainsley: if it's free why do you need my credit card. >> lawrence: exactly. that's big. >> lawrence: thanks for the financial advice, lawrence. i appreciate that we have a fox news alert.

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japan now not doing it virtually in hopes of obtaining additional arms and aid to ukraine. this as g-7 leaders are working on a unified response to deal with communist china's threats on the world stage. here with his insight fox news senior strategic analyst and retired four star general. general keen, thanks so much for joining us. >> clited to be here ainsley. >> ainsley: always a pleasure to talk to you. i respect you so much for your service and what you have done for this country. what's your reaction to this? why do you think he is going? >> well, it's the obvious. i mean, he wants as much help as he possibly can get. not just from the g-7 members. they are all like-minded democracies, the hosts the can invite other countries and two other countries that will be there. not for private discussions but for the general discussions and he likely will talk to each one of those. that's particularly india, who is providing no support. and, obviously, has a very close relationship with russia. and brazil, that's not providing any support, either. but, certainly, he would like

increased support from the g-7 members who were there. and i may ad, there has been a lot of criticism about the united states being the only one that's providing significant amount of support. the 1550 armored vehicles going that ukraine, the majority of those are european. and the majority of the 250 tanks going in the ukraine are your honor mean as well. and five european countries as a percentage of g.d.p., that are row vigd more support than the united states, given the percentage of their wealth that they have. that's realistic way of looking at it. the united states is providing the lion share of support. i'm not suggesting that they're not. i wanted people to understand that other countries are significantly stepping up as well. >> ainsley: seems like zelenskyy might be getting the message that the united states can't carry this for him alone. i know that he has earned new commitments for billions of dollars in military support during his recent trips to germany, to france, to italy, and to the u.k. and now you're saying maybe at

the g-7 summit we will have talks with india as well as a few other countries that will be there as well. let's talk about al-qaeda because we got word recently that there was this strike and it killed an influential al-qaeda figure in syria. it was overseen by u.s. central command and now we're getting word that they actually didn't kill a a senior al-qaeda leader. it was a man who was 56 years old, tending his sheep, father of 10, hard-working and spent his whole life poor his family says. what's your reaction? how does this happen? >> yeah. let me make another statement about the g-7. i will get into al-qaeda in a second. >> ainsley: okay. >> one of the private discussions that are going to take place at this summit and likely has never taken place before. is for these like-minded seven democracies to come to grips with the harsh reality that china and russia have a growing influence in the world. and that these democracies have less influence and can you see

it africa and south asia and also in the middle east that's a belton road initiative. russia is marketing weapons. security assistance. they have got ting one of the problems that we have certainly when you are trying to make decisions about 10,000 feet about what is going on on the ground. using that obviously on a lot of intelligence. attempting to come together. and at the end of the day, there are human factors in here that are analyzing, making judgments and then, eventually, making decisions. and at times, ainsley, we make the wrong remember the one we made at the kabul airport where

we killed the family unnecessarily. these are awful decisions that we make. and humans are involved in making them. and it i think what will happen, certainly is the military will try to figure out why this happened and how did they get the intelligence wrongdoing that. that will take some time to do an autopsy on it. this is reminder to isis are out there. i think through multiple presidents we have had a decent policy on thousand deal with it. we are only dealing with those organizations it to aspire to attack the united states. this is 40 other movements out there that were not involved. this is iraq and syria. -- this is yemen where we have forces not in the country but very close special ops and eastern africa where we have forces on the ground. where we don't have any forces is in afghanistan. and this is going to be a challenge to be able to see what is happening there, particularly with the growth of isis.

and it's unfortunate that we don't have a means to understand how that organization is growing and take down the infrastructure. the 9/11 commission told us the number one lesson learned out of that was don't let sanction areas take place. and that's what we are doing in those four countries that i mentioned. we are not permitting a sanctuary to take place so they can attack the united states again. and that is a sound policy with a minimal amount of force. >> ainsley: general jack keane, thank you so much. what a pleasure to talk to you. >> yeah, great talking to you, ainsley. and you and the team have a wonderful weekend. thank you. >> ainsley: you too, sir. thank you. still ahead, watch this, a pizza shop owner forced to the floor as masked men rob his business. he joins us live to recount the terrifying experience and shares a message for other business owners. that's coming up. plus, run, run, run. the florida governor heading to new hampshire with a 2024 announcement expected next week and senator tim scott expected to join the race on monday.

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ahead of even ron desantis. he is 23 points ahead of him. what will some of these other candidates have to do to get folks to vote for them. >> i think first this shows the beauty of our country as a constitutional republic. both the governor and the senator i think are within their rights to enter the race; however, politically, i don't necessarily sees a the right thing to do at this point in time given the circumstances. everything that transpired since 2016, 2020 election. also the has accomplishment.

i feel entering expanded g.o.p. field in 2024 might alienate some of those trump supporters. because. you know, they -- trump it may alienate them. trump, they both benefited from trump's support. in their particular race when they entered the race. that's something that might play out. some selling can't point. >> the fact truring individual party as of late. one thing regardless of party things happening with our kids and schools. i know you are a mom and that's an issue important to you. how does that factor no your vote this go around? >> very important. i want to vote for a president who will put kids first. not everybody did that during the pandemic. people are not doing that even now. our mayor adams here this week put school gyms.

i want to do right by kids. i have concerns about desantis but did he right by kids and family curing the pandemic. he opened the schools and he did not mask kids like my son was masked here for basically his entire preschool experience. and we're still dealing with impact of this and his language development and ability to learn to read. so, i want to vote for a president who puts kids first. >> joey: me too. me too. bill, we were talking in the break. we see president biden on the world stage. right now, today, we have the g-7 summit. i guess they are going to support ukraine more in the war. what are your concerns about our foreign policy and national defense? >> seems like they are managing by chaos. it doesn't seem like there is a strategy or end game to ukraine. i mean, we are destroying families, destroying cities. when i say we, i mean the world, right? it's destroying families, destroying cities by continuing with this war. we're reducing our stockpile of

weapons, weakening our defense and spending a ton of money that we probably don't have to spend at this point in time. what is the end game? why isn't -- why isn't there more of a strategic understanding of what happens here? and when will it happen? >> joe: candidate outlines that will probably get your vote or be high on the list. >> if they ignore it, i think they are ignoring a big factor for many americans watching us on tv every day. >> joey: natalia you are a mom. really important. good in teacher's unions but are they in really good with parents right now. >> i think they are trying really hard. it's a lot of gaslighting. you rather randi weingarten say i said open the schools. she did open the schools except she closed them. it's a lot of gaslighting. there isn't any transparency as daniela said this week mayor adams maliciously used public school gyms to house migrants right on school property with

elementary school children in those schools being kicked to the curb for recess. i don't think there has been a stronger signal sent yet about how unimportant children are i don't care what the strategy was to get more federal funding or whatever is being speculated than that result is children are constantly being told that they do not matter. so there is no way i could ever vote for a democrat who doesn't prioritize children and science. i mean, just to add to that the cdc, i mean, the guidance from the cdc still continues to demand masking and it's nonbinding guidance but they know how it's disseminated across the country and it's fractured the country in a way that my relatives in the u.k. have never seen because they have never had that. >> joey: joe, we talk about these issues. obviously the pandemic is an issue. we spent a lot of money to get through the pandemic, and now we have this debt ceiling argument going on. republicans and democrats it seems like team politics. does either party show you they can spend money more fiscally or get us out of this economic

turmoil? >> it's going to be a tough road for either party but i think the republicans have a better plan. the democratic spending is out-of-control. they are just printing money and it's trickling down to everybody and every aspect of life and it needs to be fixed; otherwise, we are going to be in a lot of trouble real soon. >> joey: yeah. real quick, clara. we see what is happening on the border. it looks like a crisis. it's hard for this administration to call it that. do you think any republican in the white house will do a better job at the border? >> well, i think for the most part you haven't had any plan or any realistic response to the issue other than a lot of hand wringing and a lot of denial from the biden administration. so you have chaos along all the border states. even kyrsten sinema came out a couple weeks ago saying when the covid restrictions are released the onslaught of people coming through will not only create hardship but create some more economic and criminal, you know, potential activity.

so the point here that i'm saying is that republicans, at least in the past, have put forward definite plans on how to deal with the immigration issue. >> joey: we saw that with president trump and negotiating with nancy pelosi over the wall. may not agree on a solution. at least somebody is bringing a solution. >> concrete solution. >> joey: this isn't a voter panel this is informed voter panel. you brought your knowledge and experience. we appreciate you. we will have more in a little bit. so, coming up, we have a pizza shop owner forced to the floor as as mask men rob his business. is he going to join us next. plus, abby hornacek is live in fort worth, texas for the pbr world finals. and she is getting on the saddle. abby? >> abby: that is right. i have jackie crawford world champion roper. here she is on chick can a, and she will be joining me up next.

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can you explain to me what was going through your head as thee masked men came and took over your shop? >> it's not something i have ever experienced before. i couldn't prepare myself. i'm downstairs in the basement of the kitchen in the pizza shop and supposed to be comfortable in my own space. and i turn around to see this gentleman behind me or in front of me at this point. and i couldn't -- it took me a second to actually realize what was going on. >> lawrence: what did he say? >> i believe at that point he said that i have a gun on me and give me all your money. and it still didn't register until a few moments later. >> lawrence: did you think you were going to die that day? >> while i was laying on the floor as you can see in the footage, i actually started reciting a chapter of psalms because i did not know when that bullet was going to come through my back. i didn't have any cash on me. and i can feel their aggravation starting to build up. and that's when i made the

choice to give them a debit card with a pin number so i can try to de-escalate the situation. >> lawrence: what all did they take? >> they took my phone, my air pods, my green card. my i.d. my debit card. yeah. >> lawrence: this seems to be -- something that's happened commonly in new york city and all across the country right now. what is your message for our leaders right now? >> so, i am not big into politics. i don't know much about that. i do have something to say to the two gentlemen. if i can say anything, it's this. that we all make choices. and it's a shame that this is how they chose to make a living. i, on the other hand, took the time to take on the challenges of starting a business. so much so that he we are going to be pushing forward. we are going to be opening our second location in a few weeks. our third lease is already

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