>> koepka wins but showing the hole in one by michael block. that is rory mcilroy. kevin costner reimagined,. >> todd: "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ing. >> steve: the fun stuff. we love that music. we love the race. and it is off once again today. later today tim scott, who filed the paperwork to enter the race on friday, who, as you know, is a deeply religious 57-year-old former insurance broker, is going to officially kick off his campaign in his hometown of north charleston, south carolina. and he is going to do it at the

charleston southern university. >> ainsley: that'ser with grad. >> steve: it is his alma mater. he is starting at home. >> ainsley: nice guy. south carolina. is he running against nikki haley who. nikki haley gave him the spot as a senator. they have been good friends for a along time. he was in the house in south carolina. jim demint left and he ran several times after that and won. is he positive, mild-mannered. seeking to form a coalition of that additional conservatives and evangelical christianity and moderate republicans. >> brian: clear why ainsley was chosen to host tim scott because you know so much about him. >> ainsley: we met him and talked to him when he wrote his book. went to church with him and talked to his pastor. it was a really great time. they asked me to do who is tim scott? >> brian don't get mad at me. this your thing on fox nation.

>> ainsley: not really i did a few of them. tim scott gave me an idea what it was like growing up. he brought me back to where his grandparents' house was. it was so dilapidated after he left they wrecked it. behind the field. pointed some of them. how run down they are? they were a lot nicer than what i grew up. in never complaining. he grew up in a family where his dad was in the military. then he got divorced and the mom was left very little. her and her brother never complained. then went to work. what's the main street in charleston? >> ainsley: king street. >> brian: what was it like growing up here. black people never came to king street growing up. while we are walking down doing the feature. people are yelling to him. i felt like i was with brad pitt. hello, screaming what is going on, senator? he is now a rock star in that area. no bitterness. this is how far charleston had come. also had some bad. hey, new yorkers come to visit don't stay.

stop ruining south carolina. i understand it. we live with them. is he going to have senator thune introduce introduce him today. endorse him. he also had senator mike rounds endorse him. he has $22 million a super pac that's got $13 million. anyone who dismisses tim scott, you will regret that. >> steve: brian, you mentioned he has got $22 million in his treasury. that, according to the sec, is the most any presidential candidate has ever had at this point. also, starting today, he is going to kick off a $5.5 million ad blitz in iowa and new hampshire, the first two contests for the republicans. here he is talking yesterday a little bit about why he is running and the stuff he is going to focus on. >> i believe that america can do for anyone what she has done for me. my goal is to restore hope, create opportunities and protect the america we love. i have been blessed, gifted really with the greatest citizenship on earth. i want to protect it for the next generation. i want to make sure that the

next journey in the american story is much better than my own. you know, i think, perhaps, there are two pillars of the focus on my future. faith in america to me really means the story in this land of opportunity. and not having the land of oppression. it's really focusing on the cultural issues around grievance vs. greatness. one of those issues that we have to focus on. and second really is the national security apparatus. there's a big issue around the border that we have to address. >> brian: you know, i almost feel bad because i feel like almost tim scott is too good for politics. he is such great guy. >> ainsley: wanted to be a preacher. >> brian: ben carson got in the race. great personal. next thing you know personally attacked and being personally challenged. i guess that's part of politics. the senator is going to get in. the thing that propelled him and i don't think anyone would disagree with this, is that when tim scott gave his rebuttal

speech off the president's first state of the union address. would it be state of the union or first address? when he came back and spoke at a time in which so many people got hurt after giving that address. bobby jindal. senator marco rubio. he nailed it. everyone said who is this guy? i hope he runs for president? >> at that time he said president, me? now he is like president, me. >> ainsley: we went to church with him. tim, remember, you'ved to be a minister. he said really could have been a great minister but you will be such a better president. he hadn't decided if he was going to run then. he said that's where his minister felt that was his gift. that's what god gifted him with. when you do have a strong faith, it's easier to cover i don't mean the hardships in life. when people are saying negative things about him and that will come, when it does with every presidential president. he probably will be able to surpass that and a get through it because of his faith and just being so close to god. he bought his mother a house. he bought his mother a car. he is really is all around

seemingly a wonderful person. i haven't heard anything negative about him. >> steve: he has got smarts. he is passionate. he is calm. and brian, maybe he is too good for politics. this just gives republican as clear choice. obviously what he is going to do is he is going to test whether a more optimistic vision of america's future can resonate with the republicans. he did put out an ad that is now running and elon musk came out and said that is a great ad. it was about scott's anti-victimhood presidential ad talking about the importance of individual responsibility. he says if you're able-bodied you work. if you take out a loan you pay it back. if you commit a violent crime. you go to jail. can i get an amen? and the place went crazy. >> ainsley: what i also love about him is his story is the all-american story. he talks about how his family, they went from cotton to congress, he says. his grandfather used to sit at the kitchen table and pretend to read the newspaper because he wanted tim, his grandson, to

feel to think he could read and he really couldn't. he would sit there for 45 minutes and read the newspaper because he wanted to be a good influence on his grandson. his momma went to the grandparents' door when they left or broke up with her two children her daddy opened the door and said "you're always welcome home. come home to us. >> "they grew up together. he grew up in his grandparents' house. his mom bought a little condo in north charleston. they lived in someville. he had to drop her off. one car and worked at the hospital in charleston. he had to drive. one day he was so tired because he had football the night before. he went to bed late. he was driving back and he got in this major car accident on i-26 i believe. and the car flipped and rolled and he wasn't sure if he was going to be able to play football anymore. he talks about overcoming that accident and how that affected his life and his book. his book is really great. we did do that special on fox nation called "who is tim

scott?" we interviewed several friends. is he good friends with trey gowdy and karl rove and a few others. so listen to a clip of that. >> here is a united states senator, perhaps maybe running for president of the united states of america, is stepping up and saying, look, the valsz that made this country great, our faith, our belief in god, family, friends, country. if no one else is willing to step up and speak to those important issues, i am. >> he is going to conduct himself in a way that is a credit to his faith and his followers and his family. and if that's successful, that's fantastic. and if it's not successful, then it just wasn't his time. >> i think he has got what it takes. but there are a lot of other people in the contest who might have they think what it takes. how they handle themselves in

the coming months is going to be determined. >> axios has this great story today just briefly. talks about great time for black republicans. david cameron got the nomination tough in kentucky. republican. which i think is very white community. and then you have byron donalds who is just a rock star likely going to run for governor if ron -- when ron desantis ends his term. >> ainsley: larry elder, of course. and then you have senator tim scott running for president. so, it's a very interesting time. >> steve: indeed. by the end of the week, there could be eight republicans running for the nomination. right now, tim scott is low in the polls, but that's because of name recognition as of today he gets in, he is going to get a little more. >> ainsley: things can change in politics quickly. last month he filed the exploratory committee and friday he filed the paperwork. and today he is supposed to announce. people are wondering when ron desantis is going to get in. some said maybe this week.

>> steve: thursday. >> ainsley: some are saying it might not happen thursday because it's a holiday weekend. file the paperwork and announce next week. >> brian: wait until after memorial day. >> steve: with eight republicans running, a lot of people are waiting for that first debate. so you can see everybody up on the stage. see how they impact and what they have to say. make sure you check out "who is tim scott?" available today over on fox nation. >> ainsley: coming up, a manhattan grand jury could begin hearing the case of marine veteran daniel penny as early as today, as jordan neely family's blast his first public remarks on the chokehold death. >> brian: time is ticking for a deal on the debt ceiling. tpresident is set to meet with speaker kevin mccarthy or this afternoon. what happens if sides can't agree. we asked stuart varney to interrupt his rim sleep. ♪

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manhattan grand jury could hear daniel penny's case as soon as today. this as he faces manslaughter charges in jordan neely's death. penny telling the "new york

post" this has nothing to do with race. i judge a person based on their character. i'm not a white supremacist. neely's family attorney responding with a statement. this is an advertisement to soften the public's view of daniel penny, who choked jordan neely to death. we want to know why he didn't let go of that chokehold until jordan was dead. to a fox business alert. facebook parent company meta is fined $1.3 billion for sending european users' data to the united states. that fine coming from european privacy regulators putting pressure on u.s. lawmakers to implement surveillance changes. meta says it will appeal the decision and that fine. oak okay. so in golf brook koepka wins pga championship oak hill the highlight of the day belonged to michael block who made his first career hole in one. watch.

the fairy tale story gets better. [cheers] >> a hole in one for michael block. >> ashley: block was a fan favorite all week earning $288,000 in prize money and finishing in 15th place. and from what i hear, that probably wasn't supposed to happen but it did. >> ainsley: gavin was telling us our producer -- or our boss i should say. telling us he is a pro-at a club. >> ashley: at that club. at least that's what todd told me. >> steve: i want to get a lesson from that guy. >> ainsley: only pga tournament that allows pros from country clubs to join to play. >> steve: it's not like it hit nearby and dribbled in. it just went right in the hole. >> ainsley: if you hit a hole in one don't you have to buy drinks and food ofor everybody there? >> brian: that's why i never do it. i don't want to be caught.

>> steve: i'm happy if i hit the green. but when you actually hit the hole in one, stunning! >> ainsley: that's awesome. good for him. >> steve: hats off to that guy. he handles it so beautifully. rory, did it go in. >> brian: rory mcroy congratulates him 20 minutes before 20 minutes after the hour. trying to be different. house speaker cut out the intermediaries. the president pointing fingers insisting it's not his fault. >> would you be blameless in a default situation? >> on the merits, based on what i have offered. i would be blameless. on the politics of it, no one would be blameless. i think there are some maga republicans in the house who know the damage that it would do to the economy and because i am president, the president is response sickle for everything.

>> ainsley: joining us now stuart varney. this is a guy who said he is never going to negotiate but now he says after my negotiations, if you still don't pass it, i'm blameless, it's up to you, the maga republicans, it's y'all's fault. >> of course he has a lot of blame to take in this instance. he can't negotiate because he his left wing won't let him. his left wing runs the democrat party. if he even suggests any kind of spending cut. they will jump down his throat and dismiss it. for example, they won't even allow biden to allow able-bodied people with no dependents to work 20 hours a week to receive welfare. they won't agree to that. the democrats say flat out no. he did. that's a past generation democrats. >> brian: so did senator biden. >> stuart: back in the days. now the party is run by the hard left. they are determined to keep the spending level up, will not cut it. they can insist that cash welfare for doing nothing.

that's the way they're. >> steve: stuart, we have heard about how dire it would be if we defaulted, obviously. but, the president has gone to japan for the last five or six days. he has been out of pocket. peter doocy asked the press secretary while he was over there with her, you know, the last time we came to this place in american history was 2011. the president was barack obama. the vice president was joe biden. barack obama said joe, you go negotiate. so peter asked why doesn't the president trust kamala harris to run the negotiation? and. >> stuart: and? >> steve: and she disagreed with the premise of his question. >> brian: there was a wnba game she this had to go to. >> stuart: there is going to be a deal here. they are not going to default. as you run up toward the deal you establish the fact that we're going to be very heavily in debt just a couple of months or years down the road. we're going to have a debt crisis. now, back in 2011, we were

downgraded. we used to have aaa the gold standard of legitimacy, aaa ratings. >> steve: i remember that. >> stuart: why dropped that to aa plus because moody's thought we can't get our debt in order. when you have exactly the same situation now. even if you get a deal, we can't get our debt in order. pretty soon, we're going to be spending $3 billion a day paying interest on our debt. can you imagine that? a trillion a year. almost a trillion a year. that's what looms. even if you get a debt deal, and they will get a debt deal, down the road that's what you are facing. do you think america can take a trillion dollars a year going interest payments on our debt alookout of it to foreigners that's a crisis. >> brian: brian fitzpatrick and josh scott miami. scott heimer. how to cut nondiscretionary

spending only thing get house in order. too politically cut this program. you don't like sick people. to make it a political cartoon, if we could separate it. put to a blue ribbon council and be subjected to following it that might be the key. >> stuart: time on a political trick. a tricky issue facing you, what do you do? you appoint a commission. let the commission report it. reports and says, not quite sure we want to do that. that's exactly what might happen all over again. like reparations in california. newsom says yeah, what a tricky issue that is let's appoint a commission. and he says well. we will think about that simpson bowl. it was ignored. same thing happens again. you have a debt crisis coming down the road and it's going to be serious. >> steve: nobody knows more about it than you do. check him out on fox business

9:00 this morning this morning and tonight at 9:00 p.m. >> brian: how many head shots do you have? every head shot you are smiling? >> stuart: i always use the young one. >> brian: exactly the same. >> steve: you make it sound like there are two elvis young and old. >> brian: no difference. >> stuart: i was the beatle generation, no elvis. i'm not that old. >> steve: thank you, ringo. >> ainsley: 23 minutes after the top of the hour. that's how do you the time, brian. >> brian: thank you. >> ainsley: defending defense. tennessee man facing charges opening fire armed men attempting to break into his car why is he being critically charged for standing his ground. >> brian: miami one win away from the miami finals after beating the boston celtics thrilling if you are miami. boston forgot to show up. we have the highlights ♪ ♪ i hope they don't bite ♪ let me clear my throat

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children. that's enough for five new public schools. and take a look at this. a massive mulch fire breaking out in wisconsin last night. firefighters were dispatched around 7:30 p.m. and were still battling the fire well past 10:00 p.m. the fire grew so large it that it shut down, 49. miami heat are just one win away from the nba finals. after beating the boston celtics 108 to 102 last night. big game for vincent leading the way for miami with 29 points. >> rebounding on the fly. boy has he got the stroke tonight. game four is in miami. and those are your headlines, brian. makes me want to play basketball. i love basketball. >> brian: you should want to play basketball. too bad the celtics decided not

to play basketball last night very strange in the playoffs. serious stuff. a man charged with felony reckless endangerment with a weapon after defending himself. returning fire on a group of armed and dangerous carjackers now get this, in his own driveway near memphis. a city that's been plagued with double dignity crime spikes in the past year along many other major cities. here toe react is sammy seems like this homeowner was doing the right thing. why is he in trouble? >> it's a very good question. if you look at the video. look, i don't think anyone is going to sit here and tell you this was a textbook defensive gun use that he did nothing wrong. that he was technically and tactically perfect there were certain things he could have done better to protect himself, certainly. this idea that he should be tagged with a violent felony for defending himself on his property against assailants who clearly shot at him first simply

because he may not have been perfect with his aim or because he may have told police, look, i was a little afraid i might have flinched. that's not felony recklessness. that's not criminal recklessness. this is not someone who needs to be tagged as a violent offender. >> brian: incredible they will split the difference in this way. give everybody an understanding what stand your ground means in tennessee. no duty to retreat before using deadly force if you are not engaged in unlawful activity. you have a reasonable belief of imminent danger of death. the danger creating the belief is real and reasonable. so they are saying the guy is already in the back of the driveway, stealing a car doesn't mean you're in danger. and are you being reckless? he did say he closed his eyes and shot because he couldn't see them behind the car because of that he is in trouble. they are stealing his car. repeatedly and he went out there because he didn't know if they were coming in the house next. i'm curious do see if that's going to work.

we don't know are a they steal the car are they going to go finish the job? is that all they are looking for. >> when you watch the video to the end as they are actively drive away take a pot shot back at him as they were driving away inside of his car. at no point that this homeowner was outside of his home trying to defend his property was he not under a threat of imminent danger. ththey are actively shooting at him yes, they are hiding behind cars but they are shoot at him from behind that car seems to be textbook self-defense. not a case where they're following them down in their own car and shootout and firing blindly outside of a window. is he, -- even if is he flinching because this is chaotic life or death situation, this is not something where he is being reckless. he is trying his best to defend himself and his property. >> brian: whole thing is now, the word is, if you are a carjacker i'm not threatening the family. i'm just taking your car.

don't get mad at me. don't shoot at me. don't even yell at me. i'm taking the car. that's the issue. it's amazing they wouldn't give the homeowner the benefit of the doubt special when you are trying to send a message to criminals. >> thank you for having me. >> brian: "fox & friends" reached out of shelby county tennessee sheriff's department and not heard back immediately. we will eventually get you that video in more detail. come up on this show. remember that horrific crash where that bride died on wedding night after being hit by alleged drunk driver. the woman behind swheel begging to be released from jail. hear how the attorney is defending her character. plus a georgia democrat joins us live after calling out members of her own party for abandoning their constituents. >> look, a million dollars to the border for immigrants services. but black communities not even a shout-out.

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>> steve: 20 minutes before the top of the hour. headlines on this monday morning. south carolina woman charged for the drunk driving crash that killed a bride on her wedding night -- remember that? -- is filing a motion to be released on $100,000 bond. she is charged with three counts of felony dui and one count of

reckless homicide. but her legal team says she poses no threat to the public and is being unfairly portrayed as an unrepentant villain. authorities say she had a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit when she crashed into the newlyweds who were just leaving in that golf cart terrible. meanwhile, house speaker kevin mccarthy says he believes the fbi will hand over that document allegedly implicating president biden some sort of criminal bribery scene with a foreign national. james comer joined "fox & friends" earlier on "fox & friends first." >> one of the most serious accusations i think has ever been leveled against any political leader in the history our country. and for the fbi to act like "well, we don't know. we can't talk to you about this. just trust us." this allegation hand a long time ago, and the fbi has done nothing. >> steve: no word on if or when

the fbi will hand over those documents to the republicans. meanwhile, a north carolina family gets some unexpected help taking the trash to the street. this bear cub caught on camera pitching on for chores before knocking the can over checking out the contents inside. ever am i troos the cub eventually loses interest. the homeowner says he saw the cub with his mother and sibling earlier that day and we know that they like the garbage. just saying, they love the garbage can at our house. luckily janice dean does not have bear in her neighborhood. >> janice: you have bears at your house? is this a news flash? >> steve: no, actually we have shown the video from the ring doorbell we have got bear in the woods behind our house. >> janice: i'm sorry i didn't know this about you. be careful out there, steve doocy. >> steve: thank you. >> janice: listen. speaking about being careful, let's talk about the weather because we have a couple of systems i'm going to tell you about, first of all here in new

york city as we start fleet week this week, we have got temperatures in the 50's with sunny skies. it's going to be a nice week, actually, with maybe some rain in the forecast on sunday. but we'll get to that in just a second there are your current temperatures across the country. warming up for the northern plains and upper midwest. in terms of showers and thunderstorms. we have got development over the southern plains, the potential for severe storms including tornadoes this week monday and tuesday. and then, also watching this disturbance out near the bahamas. and another one just offshore of the carolinas. so, the official season begins for hurricane season june 1st but already tracking a couple disturb baptizes out in the atlantic. regardless of whether that disturbance in the bahamas develops. we are dealing with a florida washout this week as we head into the memorial day weekend. several inches of rainfall for the sunshine state over the next several days in towards the weekend. here is one of our fox models, area of low pressure by the way

in the bahamas. that's going to enhance the tropical activity. the moisture that moves in towards the coast of florida. especially the east coast and out towards the northeast over the weekend. good news is we have a drought in florida. especially for the tampa area and several inches of rain fall it. should help a little bit. there is a future track for the rest of the country, we're going to be dealing with the potential for showers and thunderstorms for parts of the plain states for the next seven days and look at the rain potential for the plain states and then florida up towards the southeast. so we're getting into that season of three-point line of three-pointdevelopment. tropical development. look at that spectaculars if forecast as we get into the memorial day forecast this weekend and into next week. anxiously, i think i'm going to be celebrating fleet week. >> ainsley: perfect forecast for the men and women visiting new york.

i love fleet week. when do they start coming in. >> janice: this week it. official starts on wednesday. i think i'm going to be at the intread bid on wednesday to celebrate. >> ainsley: they wear their beautiful uniforms over the city and many come visit us at "fox & friends." >> janice: thank you for your service. >> ainsley: thank you very much. we love you all and appreciate you and pray for you. thank you, janice. a democrat is calling out own party for putting migrant children ahead of black children. issue in shah maynard delivering a scathing attack for allocating millions of dollars illegal iment immigrants which many are suffering at home. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on with us. why did you decide to post this on twitter and a scathing rebuke on your own party i would not expecting it to have the type of response that it had but at the end of the day i do support school choice and as i have been supporting school choice, members of my party have been

attacking me. and i just wanted them as well as other people to know, you know, we are doing so much for services at the border. but we're doing nothing in marginalized communities. i think that must stop. >> ainsley: you said something interesting about the irony when you hear every election year some colleagues say black lives matter but it doesn't appear here what do you mean by that? why are acting like we care about black people and in my opinion we are do very little for black people. and when you are talking about something like school choice, it really helps black people he helps children that are disabled we put priorities on lots of other minorities. i'm not saying these other minorities are not important, but i feel like we are putting black people at the very bottom

of the totem pole. >> ainsley: when you look at the scores, i'm sure you justify this and standing up for children who are in poorer communities so they can choose to go to a different school. what are some of the statistics we are looking at. what is going on in your district. >> in my district we have schools 3%, or 5% reading proficiency or math proficiency. so, when you are talking about students in the 3rd grade or eighth grade, there are some milestones that you must make. so that means 97 -- 95 to 97% of black students in my community can't read or do math. ain't do the parents want school choice? >> it's funny because my parents want school choice. i have the most charter schools in my district than any other district in the state of georgia.

for mile parents say always these parents chosen school choice options are not relevant or important, it's not only a slap in my face but they are slapping every single parent in my district that uses these services in the space as well. >> ainsley: representative, when you talk to your colleagues, the democrats that want to send the million dollars to help the migrant children and not to have school choice? what's their argument? >> when i say the million, i'm just throwing a number out there. what they say is that's i was speaking with someone who works with migrants the other day. when i was talking about my constituents. she said well, what about this program? then she had to step back a second oh, but those are just for migrants. there are so many services

that -- from humanitarian aspect sure, give them those humanitarian. but if you walk down the street in atlanta, georgia right now. you are going to see kids on the corner selling water they are trying to make money for their households. they don't have lights on to do homework. this is a much broader issue than people are realizing. >> ainsley: i imagine being a politician this day and age is really difficult because you are trying to stand your ground on what you think is right and those who go against you are trying to find people who one run against you now so they can get you out of office. you said i have a few colleagues upset with me to the point where they are giving away $1,000 checks to anyone who will run against me. i'm not apologizing because my colleagues don't like how i vote. what's your message to those colleagues? >> my says e. message is the fact that you would put $1,000

up -- the fact that you are actively trying to run against me because of a school choice bill is ridiculous. there are so many other issues that we should be talking about, honestly, this should not even be republican vs. democrat conversation. this is a conversation about children. our future. this is our future workforce. what does america look like if 50% of the population can't read and do math? >> ainsley: representative, thanks so much for coming ons with us. >> thank you so much. >> ainsley: you are welcome. god bless you. coming up congressman byron donalds responds to the naacp issuing advisory for black americans traveling to his home state of florida. first, next time you take to the skies there might be a new way to get through security. all you have to do is smile. ♪

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>> brian: hey a few headlines on you. nhl the find a way to beat the dallas stars to take a 2-0 lead in the western conference finals. i'll pause. >> past theodore. shot, rebound, goal. wins in overtime. >> well, the golden knights didn't start the game well but tied it late in the third to force an o.t. visits to dallas tomorrow night. favorite football legal theself philadelphia stashes handing the new orleans breakers. both teams fighting on new orleans sideline as you see after the breakers picked off star quarterback case kukus.

responded with an interception of their own in the fourth. >> intercepted. good start by wiley. and the houston blers take down the new jersey generals 16-10. kind of interesting in the league slowly but surely they are building up franchise. fanning out to all their different cities and little by little they just want to continue to grow the fan base. >> ainsley: wonderful idea and allows more players to have opportunities. >> brian: yeah a lot of them ascend to the nfl. >> steve: so how are my new jersey generals doing. >> they are 500 so far this year. >> steve: good. >> brian: hopefully in new jersey. the perfect arena would be the red bull arena. >> steve: i love that place. >> brian: over in honors. like soccer stadiums. the idea the fans should be 1450e8ded from the rain.

build half stadiums and let the players get wet. >> steve: it's on the approach to newark. i have flown right over that thing when there is a bunch of people from and it's raining. can you see them running around and everybody seems to be just having the best time. >> ainsley: let's talk about the border because our mayor here in new york city, eric adams, is saying over the next few years it's going to cost us $4 billion to house and to fund the lives of these migrants and he is saying we can't do it on our own even though is he sanctuary city other people need to take the responsibility and brunt as well. we should send migrants to every city. >> we have 108,000 cities, villages, towns, if everyone takes a small portion of and if it's coordinated at the border, to ensure that those who are coming here to this country in a lawful manner, actually moved throughout the entire country.

it is not a burden on one city. the numbers need to be clear we received over 70,000 migrant asylum seekers in our city, 42,000 are still in our care if this is properly handled at the border level, this issue can be resolved while we finally get congress particularly the republican party to deal with a comprehensive immigration policy. >> steve: okay. great soundbite. but here's the thing. he wants to spread around the problem to every town in every town across the country. not every town and city is sanctuary city. we are sanctuary city n. here and others out in california and other places. it's not fair to people in those places. it is great he is calling out the administration. because he has been so critical of the biden administration and the immigration policy, particularly after the, you know, sun setting of title 42, that is one of the reasons why

mayor adams, who is going to be part of joe biden's re-election committee, run of the committees, was at the last minute taken off. because they did not need somebody essentially shooting inside the tent saying hey, he should be president but i have got a problem with the president doing. this. >> brian: al sharpton trying to broker peace between them. mayor adams last siena poll 36% approval rating. suffolk county in long island. think about the harpootlians and border line brent wood. upper class, lower class. they are lawyering up to try to prevent him from throwing illegal immigrants into suffolk county hotels against their will he endorses the federal government deciding where these people go no thank thank you all the people let in illegally because he won't protect the border. the president is not going to set up the roster in everyone's city. >> ainsley: not the best deal for democrats.

they don't know enough about our area. >> brian: he said that, too. this is going to be detrimental toward the election if this continues. new york will continue to pay the price for this. >> steve: that's a democrat on democrat. here we have got a republican who is in very south florida talking about frap sis suarez. he is the mayor of miami. is he a republican do you know show praising the mayor of new york city, how is he handling it and trying to hold the administration's feet to the fire. here he is yesterday over on cbs. >> we haven't received any support as of yet from the federal government that we are aware of to see if we have gotten any help from fema. turns out of we have not. it is migrant crisis in our city as well. i'm actually quite proud for mayor adams new york standing up and talk about how this is impacting the city of new york. he has to focus on crime reduction.

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