>> i wish new york would choose if it would be hot or cold. it's bipolar. >> i loved working with you today. we'll be watching you on saturday. >> we'll be on "the five" this evening. >> bill: good morning. ron desantis, the governor, raising eyebrows today. he all but con firming he is running for president while taking his biggest swipe at the former president donald trump. where we start today. here we go. it's friday. i'm bill hemmer. hello at home. >> dana: good morning, i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." and the republicans might finally start to see a little bit of a primary race. there are other republicans who have hinted about getting in. nikki haley is already in the race. there hasn't been too many people willing to take a shot at

president trump. i don't know how that will go. that's what's happening. >> bill: the story is about to get interesting. >> dana: "the new york times" reporting desantis made the come heents on a call with donors. >> here is what he said. quote, you have basically three people at this point that are credible in this whole thing. biden, trump and me. i think of those 3, 2 have a chance to get elected president. biden and me. based on all the data in the swing states, not great for the former president and probably insur mountable because people aren't going to change their view of him, end quote. that sets us off in a new direction. you start and tell us where you think we are. >> dana: next week you are also going to see tim scott officially get into the race and there could be others, chris christie is letting it be known he might as well. yesterday the governor of north dakota is thinking of getting in, chris sununu and glenn

youngkin is suggesting he might get in. which tells me a little something. perhaps the governors that are republicans that are not ron desantis aren't fully on board with ron desantis because they think they might be a better president. >> bill: all this conversation feels like 2016. we'll see what pans out. the virginia governor who can only serve one term, four years. glenn youngkin ran this spot yesterday and caught our attention. watch here. >> we can usher in a new era of american values. president ronald reagan changed lives and now it's our turn. >> bill: part of the clip he ran. the feature at the reagan library a couple months ago. what we see in reuters. trump 49%. doubling up on desantis, pence single digits as haley and ramaswamy at 4%. you mentioned tim scott. starting today he will run $6

million in tv ads in iowa and new hampshire. he has a good, positive message for a conservative republican. that's going to be his pitch. an interesting personal story. the ultimate question is this. when they are on stage at our debate in late august, how do they differentiate themselves on policy with donald trump? >> dana: also how do they appeal to the base which president trump at 49% in that poll seems to have pretty much locked down. can anybody dislodge that lead? i think that's yet to be seen. >> bill: desantis said he is going to all 99 counties in iowa. if he wants to compete he has to do well in at least one of those first three states. iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, which one will it be? >> dana: a fox news alert. we're learning ukrainian president zelensky will appear in person at the g7 in japan. he will be there on sunday. president biden is wrapping up

his first full day at the summit. edward lawrence is reporting live from japan. >> good evening from japan here. the first full day has now fully wrapped up. the last event was a dinner at the famous floating gate here in hiroshima. the president left the event early to talk with his team about updates on the debt ceiling. on his way into the dinner, the president seemed to slip going down the stairs going into that event. white house officials saying there is steady progress toward a deal on the debt ceiling. they aren't there yet. g7 ukraine in focus. the world leaders reaffirmed support for ukraine for as long as it takes and pledged to starve russia from technology and equipment adding new sanctions and closing loopholes

russia has been exploiting. they'll hold those responsible accountable for international war crimes. zelensky will be here in person in a tweet he says he is at the arab league summit in saudi arabia right now. g7 leaders expect a renewed pitch from zelensky asking for more powerful offensive weapons. >> we want to make sure in the fighting today in places like bakhmut but in the fighting to come in the weeks and months ahead that president zelensky has the support and knows he has that support which he will be able to hear from g7 leaders. >> china another big topic. they're working on what a senior white house calls a derisking from china. careful not to use the word decoupling. the chinese upset saying the g7 needs to stop hyping the china threat. china has been helping the russian economy buying their products and companies in china giving things to russia that

could be used if military equipment. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: now u.s. military officials walking back a claim that a drone strike killed a senior al qaeda leader in syria. u.s. central command releasing that information back in early may. the reversal comes after the drone victim's family said it was a civilian with no ties to terrorism. we're watching that story. if we get updates we'll pass them to you. now this as we watched yesterday. >> whistleblowers yes or no. do you believe the retaliation pattern has a cooling effect on other agents from coming forward or speaking up, yes or no? >> absolutely. >> yes. >> yes. >> do you believe the f.b.i. is purposefully hostile to you for that reason to keep agents from speaking up? >> yes. >> yes, without question. >> yes. >> dana: f.b.i. under a micro scope yesterday after several whistleblowers accused the agency of unfair treatment.

they aren't the only ones speaking out. multiple whistleblowers are stepping forward in multiple investigations. hard to keep it straight but that's why david spunt is here to sort it out for us. >> a lot of whistleblowers, no question about it. the f.b.i. is out with a new statement following that testimony yesterday. pretty succinct. the f.b.i.'s mission is to uphold the constitution and protect the american people. the f.b.i. has not and will not retaliate against individuals who make protected whistleblower disclosures. these men insist they are protected whistleblowers and were punished for questioning january 6th investigations. the f.b.i. in a letter to congress explains why two had security clearances revoked. two men questioned what happened on january 6th. one used an unauthorized flash drive to remove files from an f.b.i. computer and an attorney

for the whistleblowers said more needs to be done to protect specifically f.b.i. whistleblowers now and those that come in the future. >> f.b.i. whistleblowers have second class status compared to those in most federal agencies. >> the department of justice is proposing strengthening whistleblower protections for f.b.i. agents but as with most federal employees in most cases, of course, there are always exceptions, f.b.i. agents and employees cannot go before a judge in court to handle their complaints. typically before an internal body. that's where the decisions are made. speaking of whistleblowers, others in d.c.-based investigations, comer claims he has lost touch with an important whistleblower, one helping him look into the biden family finances and what he says is evidence of family members taking money from overseas accounts when the current president was vice president. and then, of course, add that into this i.r.s. whistleblower we're talking about all week who says he was removed from his

position looking into the hunter biden tax investigation. so certainly a lot of whistleblowers. i suspect more will probably come out. but important to keep an eye on all of them, dana. >> dana: thank you. bill, one of the things i was thinking about is it's not an easy think to decide to come forward as a whistleblower. your life will change dramatically and don't do it unless there is a compelling reason and due skepticism. but when they testified yesterday they seemed very sincere and credible. >> bill: they made the point that all three of their lives had been changed forever. we watched this yesterday together. it was a heated hearing. republicans clearly had their line of attack and so did democrats. the headline sums it up from cnn. jim jordan's f.b.i. whistleblowers, questions about their legitimacy amazed. it has to tick off these witnesses. that's what we watched together

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>> dana: fox news alert. update in the natalee holloway case. today they are beginning to coordinate the extradition of the prime suspect van der sloot from peru to the united states. he is serving time in peru for murdering a woman there in 2010, 5 years after holloway disappeared. he has been charged in the u.s. with extortion and wire fraud accused of demanding holloway's mother pay $250,000 for info on the location of her daughter's remains. >> bill: 16 past now. mexico, dramatic body cam video

released from mon's deadly mass shantey in the state. chaos as the suspect called come kill me before police in farmington did just that. the gunmen killed three people including a mother and daughter. six others wounded. we have the story on the west coast. what happened? >> i want to show you the home surveillance and body cam video that captures realtime what police faced when they confronted beau wilson, the gunman. that first clip comes from farmington police sergeant who with two other officers ran into the gunfire when she goes down. another officer quickly approaches, finds a tourniquet and calls for medics. hospitalized she has been released. another officer will take aim at wilson wearing all black and

firing indiscriminately. as the officer fires, you are going to see his shadow jerk back and forth from the recoil from the multiple rounds. in all more than 100 shots are fired by police and the victim who hit three cars and six houses. wilson started firing on his porch with an ar-15 drops it and uses his father's 22 and 9 millimeter handgun before you hear police say subject down, crease fire. >> he was struggling with mental health issues and wind up finding what medication, if any, he was taking. if he was under a doctor's care in some form or fashion. >> wilson was a high school senior just one day away from graduating on a neighbor's ring video, you can hear him yelling

come kill me. police don't have a motive but found a note saying if you are reading this i'm the end of the chapter. this video is hard to figure out but basically the three victims were driving down the street and their cars stop when struck by gunfire. residents a 97-year-old woman, her 73 year daughter and another woman. police will interview friends and family but the police chief said wilson expected to die that day. >> bill: wow. william la jeunesse from los angeles. thank you. >> dana: on to politics. democrats are reportedly scrambling the avoid a political embarrassment for president biden. his name could be kept off the new hampshire primary ballot. it could open the door for a challenger to win the granite state. the law there says its primary must be first in the nation. democrats moved up south

carolina after it put biden over the top in the 2020 nomination. "politico" calls it a self-inflicted predicament saying democrats are sir knowledge for ways to get the president on the new hampshire ballot after he pushed for changes. what did they think was going to happen? let's ask mark penn and jessica tar love. in 2020 biden did not do well. sanders won and buttigieg. elizabeth warren only got 9.2%. biden was last. is it a problem if new hampshire goes first? >> the idea was to move the primary calendar more favorably to biden. there is no opposition to biden anyway and it won't matter. i don't think ken dewill take him down.

>> you have a republican governor. they won't change state law. they could leapfrog south carolina. he is not playing in the game. if you lose. it creates headlines. >> it will be a close race in 2024. the country is too polarized. four electoral votes matters. the democratic party as a work around. they can have a state-run primary. i don't think it's a great look for the president. president biden is not only moving south carolina up because that's where his assent to the presidency began. there is a long-held discussion in party politics about the fact that there are little opportunity for black and brown voters to say what they want before we get to south carolina. when you have iowa and new hampshire appeared you don't get to nevada or south carolina until fourth, fifth, sixth that's where that comes from.

>> bill: maybe it is a game or not. joe biden is at 62% among democratic voters. rfk junior is a tick below. >> dana: call for number three. the 2020 president election results. you might be familiar with the map and ptsd from the map. mark penn, biden now is the incumbent 2024, his staff is saying they have many paths to get to the win that they want in 2024. what do you think? >> i'm sure they have a lot of paths. first if his job rating is in the low 40s or high 30s, no president i know of has gotten reelected. you aren't looking at the state by state maps yet. you are looking at the national numbers. he has to get up to around 45 to have a credible candidacy. that his big problem. i have a poll coming out i'm surprised will have trump up by seven points against biden.

in the general. after biden's announcement rather than going up, he seems to have tanked by 6 or 7 points because most democrats really didn't want him running in the first place. >> bill: wow. i wonder how that plays based on this quote. we are investing in these states early. key battleground states including arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, pennsylvania, wisconsin, florida and north carolina. that's the election. >> dana: you know those states very well. >> bill: jessica >> they named all the states. he will compete in all the states. the ones shifting more blue that were purple. if you look at what's going on in pennsylvania and michigan. they are reliably blue at this point. georgia and arizona the new frontier. interesting the investment in north carolina. a lot of democrats were disappointed. beasley was a good candidate.

florida is not like it's ohio, it feels more and more out of reach even though we had a big upset in jacksonville with the new mayor becoming a democrat. i would say about the polling and mark has this new poll coming out, there was a poll two days ago from wpa intelligence, a republican pollster, that had biden up seven over trump but had desantis beating biden. >> dana: did you test desantis in your new poll? >> it comes out even. desantis is not really that well-known a candidate. you can't compare candidates that are fully known. trump and biden are fully known. neither of them are getting additional voters at this point. there are some voters in the middle who don't like both of them who would decide the election. >> dana: you think desantis can put a dent in trump east lead? >> what you think will happen usually doesn't happen. the numbers are looking bad for desantis.

another surge for trump within the republican party. he seems to have strengthened himself nationally and within the republican party. so desantis will have to come out swinging here. it is a long primary campaign. i don't think that really trump is locked in. i think he has some soft voters who really want an alternative. the problem is desantis looked really good. faded heavily. tim scott is coming in. i think tim scott brings a whole new dimension to the race. let's give him a chance. >> bill: a lot of people will fight for oxygen and the story is starting to change as of today. that's a great line when we're in new hampshire and iowa and everyone will. the things you expect to happen in a primary usually don't. the l.a. dodgers under fire for canceling plans to honor a group of transgender nuns during pride night. what the team is saying about that today. viral video of a tussle over a

bicycle which you pay for in new york city. >> that's not your bike. >> please help me, help. >> bill: this went on for a while and millions of people have watched it online. who is in the right? the lawyer for that pregnant nurse will join us to make his case coming up. call newday and ask for the newday 100 cash out loan. our veterans are getting an average of $70,000. they're paying off their first high rate credit card, their second high rate credit card, their third, fourth and even fifth high rate credit card and saving hundreds every month. they're paying off their car loans, too, and putting extra cash in the bank for the security every veteran deserves.

>> dana: texas governor abbott says he sent his first bus load of migrants to another sanctuary city, denver. mayor michael hancock is not happy about it and calls the situation a humanitarian crisis adding that what none of us need is more political theater pitting jurisdictions against each other. for months abbott has been busing tens of thousands of migrants to chicago, new york and philadelphia. all of them are struggling to handle the influx. and new york city today is reopening the historic roosevelt hotel in mid town manhattan for

a shelter for migrants and asylum seekers, steps away from grand central station. mayor adams says it will be a centralized intake center during the migrant crisis. how long will it go on? nate foye live there this morning. >> not only will the roosevelt hotel be an intake center but it will be home for 175 migrant families. it will increase to 850 families. this comes as the first bus arrived this morning at the iconic hotel. take a look. this will be the first stop in new york city for a lot of migrants moving forward. they will receive legal and medical help here. it comes after immigration advocates say the city shut down the welcome center at the port authority where another bus arrived this morning. look at this video. based our count it was a group of 38 migrants, men, women and children and this comes as the mayor continues busing migrants to surrounding new york counties. just yesterday, the mayor sent at least two migrant buses to

sullivan county new york. within hours the county declared a state of emergency joining 20 other new york counties trying to stop the city from busing migrants there. mayor adams admits the city is out of space and this is a losing issue for democrats. listen here. >> the numbers are just unbelievable when you think about it. our goal is to make sure that we have the real decompression strategy at the border and the state. really the democrats we're losing this argument. >> dana, the mayor is in talks with hotel owners in duchess county to possibly bus migrants there on sunday. he expects up to 15 migrant buses to arrive in new york city this weekend. send it back to you. >> dana: incredible story. thank you. >> bill: to a story that is getting a lot of attention. this story has been viewed by 10 million people online.

here is part of what happened outside a hospital in new york as recorded on an iphone. >> help! help me, please help me. >> it is not your bike. this is not your bike. >> please help me, help. please get off me. >> help! >> you aren't getting the bike. he took his phone. >> i'm not talking to you. you put yours on my hand. >> help, help! please help, help. >> guys, guys. >> she is taking my bike. >> this is stupid. this is my bike. >> bill: explain what happened here. a pregnant woman in new york city, a physician's assistant now placed on leave from the hospital showing her arguing with a man over a rental bike

while a group heckles her. the attorney who represents the nurse is here with me. sarah comery who lives in new york. what happened here? >> she got off a 12-hour shift at bellevue hospital and she tried to go home. she went to a vacant bike where no one was on or touching. she mounted the bike, paid for the bike. she ended up actually pulling back off the docking station and then around that time these individuals were claiming that was their bike. someone pushed the bike while she was on it back into the docking station so it locked again and the rest of the video is shown that's where the video picks up where she is effectively -- >> bill: i have a million questions. why does she need an attorney? >> because there is a great fear that her employer is going to cater to the media and fire her

and that's why i come in as an employment attorney and needs an attorney to state the truth what actually occurred. >> bill: to our viewers then this is what is called city bike. a lot of american cities you can pay for a bike and use it for a while. she alleges that she paid for the bike, took it off the stand, was approached by five gentlemen, i think. about five. they claim we had the reservation on the bike. she puts the bike back into the locking station. a minute later she rents another one and then eventually goes on her way. you have two receipts that show the time that she rented them. i have seen them and i assume you use this as your best evidence. >> that's correct, they show she rented the bike. there is no question that the bike she is on in that video is a bike that she reserved and we know that she certainly didn't reserve the bike after this incident. she reserved it prior to the video taking place, which means it was her bike and she was the first one there. >> bill: this the new york

health and hospital bellevue where the video involving a healthcare provider off duty and away from the hospital campus. the incident in the video is disturbing. the provider is out on leave and remain on leave pending a review. we want to provide an environment for patients and staff free of discrimination of -- of any kind. >> here job is important and critical. they can tyke they need to do the investigation. she received death threats. she is in hiding. what social media did to this woman who has done nothing but help people. within one minute tries to ruin her life. >> i key in on the last line. do they allege this is racism? >> that's what the media portrays. >> bill: that's what her employer is saying here? >> that's what it looks like.

>> bill: could it have been an ugly miscommunication? >> race has nothing to do with it. if the skin colors were the same we wouldn't be here today. >> bill: she could lose her job? >> certainly. >> bill: what has the other gentleman said. you can hear on the video saying get your hand off of me. and he says i'm not touching you. you are putting your stomach on my hand. she is six months pregnant so she is larger than she would be normally. >> correct. his statement. you are a pregnant woman. what part of the body you protect the most, your stomach. through this video distressing for her. a third party, stranger, is touching her stomach and giving an excuse saying you are putting your stomach on my hand. >> bill: continue. >> the reason his arm is there, it's not intentional. his hand is covering the qr code on the handlebar, which means

she can't then rereserve that bike. >> bill: did the other person work at that hospital, too? >> i don't know what happened to the other individual. >> bill: when will you get an answer, sir? >> we'll get an answer when we start filing defamation lawsuits. the media -- she has been called a racist, called a thief. there are reasons defamation laws exist and we plan to pursue them. >> bill: there is a witness to this who talked her into renting another bike. what's his story? >> i want to be very clear our defamation is against the media and the way they blew this into a disaster. >> bill: which media? >> everyone that referred to her as a karen, racist or thief. looking to right a wrong. we're doing it here through the public letting them know what happened but do it through the

court system as well so these institutions are going to think twice before they try to ruin someone's life. >> bill: we'll see whether or not she has a job after this investigation on behalf of the hospital is conducted. >> i want to add we have no ill will towards these young men. we wish them the best. our focus is on the media who defamed her. >> bill: the attorney for this woman, thank you for coming in. we'll see where it goes. >> thank you very much. >> dana: the accused murder of bob lee pleading not guilty saying he acted in self-defense. his attorney will join us to discuss the case. plus this. >> i'm all right. >> dana: clinging to the hood of a car. the dramatic ending of this high-speed encounter ahead. >> stop the car, stop the car! they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved,

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>> dana: l.a. dodgers facing criticism from a democratic congressman after dropping plans to honor a trans nun group. they were going to give an award to the sister of perpetual indulgence. they dress up as nuns. given the strong feelings of people who been offended by the

sister's inclusion in our evening in an effort not to distract from the great benefit we've seen of pride night we are deciding to remove them from this year's group of honorees. outkick founder clay travis. i've done that before, called you trey clavis. >> bill: i didn't know what you were going to say. we got it. what's happening? >> dana: what do you think of all this? how is this a thing? it's a thing a month ahead of it being a thing. >> this has become a big deal in the world of sports. you remember the philadelphia flyers player who refused to wear the pride jersey and i think what you are seeing to a certain extent is a disconnect between the gay community and the trans community in the way that some of these things are being perceived. i think in particular in the world of sports, if you are a sports fan, the idea that a man

who identifies as a woman should be able to be a women's champion. i think it's rejected by 80 or 90% of the american sporting public. i think there is this pushback now becoming more prevalent. i would put it this way. at some point, inclusion becomes exclusion. you are knocking a woman out of the ability to win a championship or taking away an opportunity from a woman. you guys saw this crazy a dee -- at thing when your life choices infringe upon the abilities of real biological women. >> bill: they said go forth and sin some more. who thought that would fly? >> it flies in the face of the religious element as well. inclusion is excluding potentially some religious people. i think you are finally seeing

pushback. for a long time it was so powerful to say are you a trans phobe. make your own life choices but i don't know we need to be doing surgery on 12 and 13-year-old. >> talking about masks. the requirement to have. district of columbia court of appeals. you want to take the bar exam. at this time applicants will be required to wear a mask fully covering their mouth and nose during the exam. any additional covid-19 safety and health procedures will be announced closer to the exam. i think it might be 12 hours. >> dana: the president declared the pandemic is over on may 11. now the government going a step further. >> this is balder dash and lunacy. the problem as i see it. masking has become. you see it flowing around the

country, masking is a political statement. there is nothing else associated with it at all. bar exams are stressful, not enjoyable days. to have to sit with a mask on for 12 hours when it is cosmetic theater is indefensible. i think some of the law associations out there should stand up against this very idea that you would have to do it. my wife is taking the bar exam in july in tennessee. thank the lord we have some sane people in tennessee and that won't be going on. >> dana: at what point do people let it go? the president of the united states has let it go. signed a law and also the declaration saying the pandemic is over. >> bill: title 42 over. >> here is what happened. people's brains broke and some of these people probably germ phobes in the first place need to in masks for safety. when i see a 3 or 4-year-old kid

being forced to wear a mask i feel so awful for them that that would become normal. >> dana: it is rare you see that. >> bill: since you are here we thought you could stick around a little bit. wanted you to hang out so we get our updates. on sports. >> dana: there we go. >> bill: my favorite part of your show. >> dana: an epic game, one of the nhl stanley cup eastern conference finals last night. hurricanes and panthers playing four overtimes heading for a fifth before this happened. >> keep the puck alive. the shot, he scores! 12.7 seconds remaining in overtime, number four. >> dana: matthew with the game winner to give florida the game one victory. the sixth longest game in the

history of the national hockey league started at 8:00 eastern and ended just before 2:00 a.m. today. would you have stayed? >> bill: if i didn't have to be here i would have stayed. >> i did not know that sports story. i had not watched last night. i was watching basketball, not hockey. i would not have known what happened because of you. >> dana: no one gives hockey the respect it deserves. it is like the vizsla at the westminster dog show always gets robbed. >> you nailed it. hockey and soccer. the fans say you don't give us any respect. when you talk about it, you don't know what you are talking about. >> dana: i don't know that you could have that many overtimes. >> bill: what time do you think they cut off beer sales? that would have been unfortunate. >> i went to one game that went

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lawmakers say there are flaws in the study's design. they found 315 young people receiving gender care. the study resulted in two subjects taking their own life and 11 reporting continued suicidal ideation. in a letter to the nih15 republican lawmakers are demanding accountability. rather than shutting the study down after such serious adverse events the researchers said the study was a success. there was no control group so nothing to prove that hormones rather than time had an impact on the well-being. the letter also states that several researchers involved in the study were already advocates of gender affirming hormones for kid. >> we see the researchers are in search of an agenda and justifying an agenda, not about

children's safety as we have seen from the suicides here. >> the fda has not approveed the use of puberty blockers to treat trans identifying children. the agency stated regarding future research involving kids, the best way to provide children with safe and effective treatment option is by including them in clinical research and providing safeguards to protect them during clinical trials. lawmakers requested the nih respond to them by june 9th. >> bill: thanks. in washington, d.c. thank you. >> dana: florida governor ron desantis is in new hampshire. another sign popular two-term conservative governor is moving closer to launching a republican presidential campaign. his remarks live when he begins speaking a little bit from now. the bombshell report released by special m revealing the f.b.i. had multiple cnton.

senior officials halted those investigations months before the 2016 election. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. that was a way to start. >> bill: that's right. good morning. on friday i'm bill hemmer. the f.b.i. investigating four cases of potential criminal activity, one involving claims that foreign governments were trying to buy influence with hillary clinton through illegal campaign donations. three others focused on the clinton foundation. they were all shut down in the final stretch of clinton's presidential campaign against donald trump. for that and more griff jenkins in washington, d.c. good morning. >> good morning. if you think about it, we began this week with this stunning durham report. after four years and 300 pages