do it my freshman year and then every year it's just been something happens or can't do it this year it. >> ashley: full-time bely got charges finally got me. it was actually my shortstop. he works for the media team and he knew how well i played and he was just pushing. >> todd: got to leave it there awesome stuff. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> steve: 6:00 here in new york city and we start this morning with a fox news alert out of our nation's capital a driver has been arrested after crashing that u-haul truck into the white house security barrier and now that person has been charged with threatening to kill or harm the president, vice president, or a member of their family. >> the chaotic scene unholding moments after d.c. fire and e.m.s. say that they got a call about a suspicious package, one witness claiming investigators found a nazi flag and other items inside the truck. >> pete: roads and walkways

around the white house were temporarily closed and several buildings nearby were evacuated. thankfully no one was hurt. >> steve: that is crazy image. and you got it just as he was trying to get into the white house campus. >> ainsley: we were getting images in the middle of the night. weren't sure it was confirmed. saw reports it was confirmed. interesting way to get into the white house to take a huge truck there are barricades everywhere down there. you saw how it was stopped immediately. >> of course, you never know what's in a big truck like that. just think back to oklahoma city back in the day. >> pete: for sure. >> steve: welcome to our show this tuesday. pete is in. brian has the day off. >> pete: thanks for having me. >> steve: latest from the race for the white house, the rails for the presidency that is. a republican senator tim scott launched his 2024 presidential campaign yesterday in his hometown of north charleston, south carolina. >> ainsley: and he says he is the guy to turn america around as president joe biden faces an

uphill climb in the polls. >> pete: alexandria hoff is live in washington with the latest. >> good morning. senator scott arguably halls the most compelling life story of any candidate right now. already has the most cash on hand of any g.o.p. hopeful. his campaign slogan faith in america. >> under president biden, our nation is retreating away from patriotism and faith. the fewest people in 30 years believe that their kids will be better off than their parents. and the radical left is pushing us into a culture of grievance, instead of a culture of greatness. >> the 57-year-old formally kicked off his campaign alma mater southern charleston university. whopping $6 million ad buy in key primary states. the current leading g.o.p. candidate former president trump reacted to the good luck to senator tim scott in entering

the republican primary race loading one lots of people. it's a big step up for ron desanctimonious who is totally unelectable. opportunity zones. big deal highly successful. good luck, tim. now, for months, of course, the former president has focused his aim at florida governor ron desantis. top competitor despite not having declared to run. that is expected to change this week. >> my job is to lead. i'm going to lead with vigor and energy. i'm going to pursue the bold policies that are going to make a difference. we, in florida, are waging a war on woke. we are fighting back against things like cancel culture. i have only begun to fight. >> speaking yesterday desantis expressed the possibility of the next president shifting the supreme court balance to a 7-2 conservative majority. >> it is possible that in those 8 years, we would have the opportunity to fortify justices

scalia alito and thomas. >> meanwhile president biden faces harsh numbers in the latest associated press orc poll. 76% of americans surveyed feel the economy is in poor shape. less than a quarter think it's in good shape. another number the president has to contend with that's 80. his age. hillary clinton spoke to that this weekend. >> there was that heart-stopping moment where he almost fell over coming down the stairs a day or two ago. is that a concern? >> well, i mean it's a concern for for anyone. we have this presidents who have fallen before who were a lot younger and people didn't go into heart palpitations. but his age is an issue. and people have every right to consider it. >> speaking of age at 56, republican governor glenn youngkin has capture yoed the attention of america once again. he has reconsidered a

presidential run. he released campaign style video. he was stay saying in that video he was contemplating the future of america. heavily, highly produced video got a lot of attention there we are told that the governor right now is still focused on flipping virginia's state senate and keeping the house. >> steve: that's right. is he looking to the election. thank you very much. the suggestion in axios about glenn youngkin, the governor of the commonwealth of virginia is the fact that you are term limited. so he just got four years to have the job. so even though it seems like is he taking the steps toward running for president this cycle, this could just be a rehearsal for 2028. which is the case for a lot of guys. >> ainsley: he could end up on a cabinet have. a cabinet position. >> steve: if he wanted it. i think he wants to be president. >> pete: that's the why some people do run elevate your

profile. >> ainsley: have to be flerves have you out of a job if a few years. firm, desantis' numbers have gone down as his candidacy has been floated. which i think opened a lane for some folks that thought it wasn't open. and youngkin may be that kind of person. >> steve: congress jumping in. >> pete: tim scott gave a great speech yesterday. >> ainsley: he did. >> pete: he could be a potential vice president option. donald trump is far and away in the republican primary right now. >> steve: for now. >> pete: big le lead with a sold base could anybody shake it. >> steve: there was some news yesterday about people from the trump administration. ron desantis has been endorsed by 100 people who actually worked in the trump administration. they have already floated some of the names. the rest of the list is coming out. it's called the 8 year alliance. because they -- these people who had worked for trump, said that ron desantis could actually serve 8 years, whereas donald

trump, because he has already had one term, could only serve one more, so he would actually became a lame duck on his first day. so they are signing -- t they ae hitching their wagon to ron desantis. >> ainsley: people make up their minds now about who they want to see get in. we are also anxious to see these debates and what their issues really are and who you resonate the most. youngkin did so much for schools. he listened to the parents there. that was interesting to me. business background working at the carlyle group and being very successful. tim scott, what a story. this guy comes up from poor single household. his grandfather didn't read. his slogan is from cotton to congress. ran for the house and ran for senate. and now running for president. if that's not a wonderful american story. he created the opportunity zones all around the country which does lift up people. they are bringing in billions of dollars in private investments into these poor and distressed communities to give jobs to people who live in those

communities and he wants school choice for kids. that will elevate children in poor neighborhoods where they have to go to the school based on their zip code. >> pete: look at how donald trump welcomed him to the race. a very different treatment than ron desantis has received. steve, you were talking about 2016 before the cameras turned on. look at the field right now. there is no one in this field unless chris christie runs which maybe he will who ran in 2016 a lot of bright political futures in 2016 ran over by a trump train. concern is desantis always think about what's your moment. everybody may have thought it's '24 and maybe it is. but also diminish your future prospects. there is no 8 year project if there is no republican victory in the republican primary as well. >> steve: ainsley, to your point. of the defining moment and by the end probably be 8 republicans in. would be to watch them all on the stage. keep in mind, it is a tv show. just like donald trump broke out

in 2016 because it was tv show. he had some audacious answers, some funny answers. he was working the crowd, it will be interesting to see which of those people actually is able to motivate the people in the audience but ultimately the people sitting at home. another tv show is "the view," which routinely blasts conservatives and yesterday, you know what? yesterday in the crosshairs, tim scott who had just declared for president. watch this. >> issues that tim scott has is that he seems to think because i made it, everyone can make it. ignoring, again, the fact that he is the exception and not the rule. and until he is the rule then he can stop talking about. >> clarence thomas, he came out and did that dog whistle. victimhood. >> did they say that when barack obama won? did they say that when kamala harris won? >> pete: so predictable. conservative of a certain racial

background, you have to be diminished which means it's all about political ideology for them. how can you not embrace the rags to riches, the success story of tim scott? he may not be dr. your candidate. that's fine. what a phenomenal example of a good human being who overcame circumstances with the american dream which should be an example. >> ainsley: lessons to teach your children. you are not going to teach your children one of you might make it. the rest of you, no. >> pete: we shouldn't celebrate the one who did make it even though it's difficult for a lot of people of all background. >> steve: listen, if "the view" today celebrates a conservative, we would break in to regular programming just to say wait a minute, what -- it's upside down world, they actually like a conservative. tim scott knew that he would get blasted by "the view." here's what he had to say last night. >> meekness is not weakness. i believe in the gospel. i believe matthew 5:44 says love your enemies. host sunny wants to be jujted by

the content of her character, not the content of her skin. the fact of the matter america is a story of evolution. never told story of evolution. and too many of our schools that are indoctrinating our kids instead of educating our kids. i'm not the exception. i'm actually the rule. >> every kid trapped in a failing school today can look at big liberals, big labor unions and blame them. every parent who wants a choice, look to the republican party. >> steve: look at that so he is officially. in he has also got more money than anybody else on the republican side. north of $20 million to start spending. >> ainsley: more than anyone else? >> steve: i know. in fact, i just saw this morning that apparently donald trump has had a lot of -- i want to say it was $22 million that he has already spent on attack ads against ron desantis which is

more than what maga inc. spent during the entire 2022 election cycle. donald trump is trying to blow up ron desantis before he gets in which probably is officially going to be next week but he might file the paperwork thursday. >> ainsley: right. right. we were hearing we thought he was going to be this week. maybe paperwork this week because we are going into a holiday weekend and he wants more momentum. >> steve: sounds like roll out officially in front of whole town did you know eden. lindsey my good friend used to live there. >> steve: i always wondered how you pronounced it. duneden. >> ainsley: insults and triggers their piers. >>this is propaganda. what are you going to do anti trans? this is violent.

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>> ashley: bryan kohberger sat silent as judge entered default not guilty pleas on his behalf. kohberger faces four counts of first degree murder and one count of felony burglary. authorities say he broke into off campus home near the university of idaho and stabbed four students to death. the prosecutor's office has 60 days to decide whether they will seek the death penalty. kohberger's six-week trial is set to start on october 2nd. president biden wrapping up yet another meeting with house speaker kevin mccarthy without a debt ceiling deal. both sides remain hopeful both sides saying in statement i just concluded a productive meeting with speaker mccarthy about the need to prevent default and avoid a catastrophe with the economy. speaker mccarthy plans to be in touch with the president

every day until a deal does get done. >> i thought the meeting was productive. i thought it was more productive than the other meetings. made the circle smaller, smaller. so we're getting closer. don't give up on us. >> treasury secretary yellen doubling down on early june deadline to get done or else the nation would run out of funds to pay its debt. the denver nuggets are heading to the nba full-times first time ever after sweeping the los angeles lakers wins 113-111 game four of the western conference finals. >> he has to put it up. falling away puts it up. the jokic. >> ashley: james throwing a forearm at gordon's throat. both issued fouls. hinting at retirement after the loss saying he has a lot to think about. threaten in the east the boston celtics are looking to avoid a clean sweep against the heat.

game 4 is tonight in miami. those are your headlines, guys. >> steve: it will be great. >> pete: i want to see jimmy butlers in the final in the title. >> steve: could get dream come true. >> ainsley: what's going on with lebron. fiery. >> pete: some are talking about it. tough guy in a soft era. >> very soft era. wouldn't survive. >> against charles oakley? >> not happening. >> ended very quickly. >> steve: never know. let's see what happens. a group that is supporting some kids who got yelled at posted on twitter an exchange yesterday between a hunter college art professor and a group of students, as you can see right there. they set up a table and there are different materials

presented there that essentially talk about how bad abortion can be. so they are an anti abortion group. well, you know what? the professor screen left. didn't like it at all. so here's a little -- okay. right there. here's a little bit of what she had to say to them. you be the judge did. she step over the line? watch? >> educated [bleep], [bleep] what are you going to do anti-trans next? this is violent. you are triggering my students. >> i'm sorry about that. >> no you are not. because you can't even have a [bleep] so you don't know what that is. you don't know what this is. get this stuff out of here. >> pete: wisdom from a professor. >> steve: yeah. exactly. she throws this stuff in their faces. if you are a student and you have got a professor who comes out and berates you like that, you're going to be triggered every time you go into a room or

around somebody else who comes up to you are worried about did i offend them? and, you know, if you had a contrary point of view and you are in that person's class,. >> pete: you better be silent. the video they just showed as well a pro-life group they had. and one of the. >> people against them. >> confronting them. put it in her mouth and chewed on it and said kill yourself. >> look at that so who is triggering who? >> this is what i'm thinking. you can have your beliefs with. you can be pro-life. can you be pro-choice. but these are like innocent children basically themselves. they are in college. what are they 17, 18, 19. maybe 20? they have their beliefs. they don't like abortion. they are doing this the right way. >> but, ainsley, it's a college campus. in new york city, you can only have one point of view and the guys on the right side of that table were just saying, look.

>> ainsley: being intimidated against the professor? >> steve: of course. of course. >> pete: so you would think responsible adults coming out of this incident would say this is unacceptable. here's a statement from the psc grad center a labor organization of graduate and professional schools at that university. is it sunni, defending the professor's actions. they said hunter college adjunct professor shellie rodriguez. >> shellyne rodriguez approached the display. constructively critiqued the group members, if that's what you thought it was. and eventually physically took down items from the table. her actions to take down the table were fully justified and are part of a long and celebrated sunni leg gales of confronting groups such as military recruiters who disseminate misleading information. >> cuny.

the will. >> steve: the professor said this stuff is triggering my students. i actually think it just triggered her and didn't want to see anything like that there she is thinking why isn't everybody on my side? >> ainsley: when she said that the students said i'm sorry. >> steve: he said i'm just talking about abortion. it. >> pete: constructively confronted? >> steve: she tells the young man there that he is mad because he can't have an f'ing baby. >> ainsley: here is a statement from hunter college. the college is taking this matter very seriously 9 the provost investigation into the action. the dean and one of the provost, they have had conversations with her. we don't know what the result has been. one of the students that was there behind the desk who was is pro-life was on last night. listen. >> our tabling was chemical abortions. harms of chemical abortions for mothers and for the children

involved. but i don't know if she looked at our supplies before she came and started to berate us. >> steve: exactly. the question is. imagine you are hunter college where there is so much group think where everybody is on her side for the most part. what are you going to do? these kids simply -- they have got a first amendment right. i'm sure it's okay in a common area to have a table with different points of view. probably few do because of is p something like that. but the question is, did she go over the line? because she did berate them. her tone was not screaming. but, at the same time, she throws the stuff back in their face. >> pete: she is swearing at the students. >> steve: well, freedom of speech. >> pete: juvenile argument you are a boy you can't have a stance on abortion. >> steve: because you can't have a baby. >> pete: that leads you in a lot of different directions on a lot of topics. the university did suspend her.

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and bud light is now buying back unsold expired beer from wholesalers. data shows retail sales of bud light in the u.s. are down by more than 23%. the fall followed backlash partnership with trearnsd influencer dylan mulvaney. >> steve: thank you very much. them be recycle ling. of the migrant crisis extending far beyond our southern borders. go ahead to the top of the text power as new york city mayor eric adams plans to bus migrants out of his so-called sanctuary city of new york to the suburbs upstate. just look at these numbers. the big apple has 3500 unionized hotel rooms occupied by migrants along with at least 150 shelters and even public school gyms. now migrants will soon leave the largest city in america for a hotel in on dog go county, upstate new york.

ignoring that county's emergency order transferring and banning all of the transfers the town supervisor in. >> thank you thank you for having me on. >> steve: they already said there is no room at the inn. and now because they are not listening, you are going to have to resort to a restraining order you have got their attention. what would you like to say to mayor adams? >> i would like to tell him he has created this crisis himself for new york city. the future leaders or the past leaders in new york city. they are the ones that declared themselves a sanctuary city and they welcomed these migrants. in complete shame and utter lack of leadership that they haven't been able to take care of them and passing this crisis on to other communities. communities like myself here in upstate new york is not appropriate their lack of disregard for our distances and

lack of disregard for laws we put in place. lack of communication and coordination and their lack of plan on how to solve this problem it disappointing to say the least. and i'm rather upset that they have decided to call me only a few days before they decided to bus these migrants into my community without even asking if it was okay first to tell you the truth. so i would like mayor adams to actually have some second thoughts about this. >> steve: no kidding. what if they show up and what if there is federal marshals with the bus or something like that where they say sorry, nick, you're going to have to take them? >> well, we just filed -- we're filing for restraining order today at 79:00. we're hopeful to be in front of a judge today. i'm pretty confident that he that we will be able to get this restraining order. if the court puts the restraining order in place, i think we will have a pretty strong case to make sure that the migrants aren't able to get off the bus and into the housing here at this hotel. >> steve: yeah. indeed. you know, mayor adams is in a bit of a pickle because he has tens of thousands of migrants

coming into new york city. new york says we don't have anywhere to put them. at the same time, he has been highly critical of the biden administration saying you are putting towns like ours in peril with all of these people. but, you know what, nick? it just doesn't seem as if the biden administration cares about the big towns or the little towns like where you sit. >> no. it doesn't seem like they care one bit. the lack -- again, the lack of leadership on all levels all the way up to the biden administration has been shocking on this. you know, here in upstate new york i'm a small town. i have been ready to open up our parks, pave our roads. the last thing i expected to have this large issue, this border crisis all the way up in my town and biden, the administration, what they have been able to not accomplish on this since he has been in office has rather been astounding. look at it and say if this is issue is now affecting a small town in the centered of new york state, it's time that they begin to solve this problem. it's time that they actually

roll up their sleeves. politics really shouldn't be about this. it should be about coming to a solution to solve a really serious crisis that is now starting to spread all over the country. >> steve: absolutely. this crisis is being televised. it's just unfortunate. a lot of people don't care. nick, thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you so much. keep care now. >> steve: yes, indeed. meanwhile, coming up, joe biden's electric vehicle push could be back firing? ford motor company has seen major growth in cars that run on gas. so does this prove consumers aren't ready for the ev push? jimmy failla is going to join us live right here on "fox & friends." hey, jimmy. ♪

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massive brush fire burning through 300 acres in riverside county. as of last night. fire crews managed to achieve 20% containment. evacuation orders lifted. thankfully no injuries reported. officials are trying figure out what sparked those flames. and how is this for a blast from the past? lego going back to the 80's with a massive new pacman arcade cabinet. the set is made up of over 2,000 pieces and even comes with a feature that lights up the coin slot. you can't play the game but it does feature mechanical maize that you can operate by turning a crank on the side of the set it. goes on sale next month for $270. those your headlines. check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> were you any good at pacman. >> ainsley: there was a time but tetris was my favorite. >> janice: oi don't like video games. maybe too that on the set steve, ainsley you, brian and do video games. >> ainsley: i had with our friends in our house that we rented was one of those video

games that it two stools on both sides one of those box ones, we played it the whole time awesome. late at night like 1:00 in the morning. we played frogger. did you ever play frogger? that was the best one. >> janice: i liked frogger, too, as far as video games go. you know what? we should do some weather, i think maybe. shall we do it and we will talk about video games during the break. let's talk about the weather. it is a nice day here in new york. we are expecting a beautiful forecast for fleet week. i'm going to be on the intrepid tomorrow to ring in the first official day of fleet week. look at all of that sunshine. we do have the potential for showers, thunderstorms, and severe weather today for parts of texas through oklahoma. so, be aware of that. know where to get your watches and warnings. then, my friends, unfortunately dealing with wet weather for parts of florida up towards the mid-atlantic over the next few days as we have this system that's going to linger off the coast and kind of move up towards the mid-atlantic as we get into the memorial day holiday. so heavy rain, especially for the east coast of florida. and then we have those storms

for parts of the plain states over the next couple of days. in terms of temperatures, wow, very warm for the northern plains and the upper midwest. get to 69 here in new york. 96 in el paso. 101 in phoenix. all right. we are going to send it over to pete. pete, are you good at video games? of course you are. >> pete: no, no, no. i do like frogger. [video game music] >> pete: i do like frogger. i'm with you. ford's electric vehicle line losing $3 billion this year. but that's not stopping the company from boosting its ev line despite admitting iconic gas powered cars like the bronco, mustang and expedition their suvs are all still huge sellers. comes as more than 150 g.o.p. lawmakers join condemn deming the administration's push electric vehicles on the road higher coasts for the rest of us. if you live in rural areas what are you going to do. let's become more economically

depend own on china. jimmy failla hosts fox across america on fox news radio and fox nation. he jo joins us now to react. what do you think. >> first of all, good for ford for recognizing that the real market here is in gas powered vehicles. why? it's because people want to drive. >> pete: still pushing the ev thing. >> that's because the government. everything climate change does comes with a cosigner no. demand for climate change in the marketplace. have to pass climate bills under inflation reduction like they did with trojan horse scam or big subsidies or heavy handed pushes that aims to take the fleet in this country and reverse it from 92% gas to 62% electric by as soon as 2032. the issue there there no market from it. nobody wants to hear paul mccartney saying baby you can charge my car. if you remember that song low rider nobody wants to hear low battery. they want to get in the car and go. if you live in a rural area, the

charging stations aren't there, number one. >> pete: for sure. >> number the two fuel rake still isn't there number three the cost range. they keep trying to sell this as, what? well, you will save money on gas. yo, if you don't have $4 for gas. you don't have $65,000 for electric car. imagine our buddy comes to us. i'm in a slump. i can't get a date. i keep striking out with the local will bar. ask out julia roberts. that's not an option. that's what you are doing pushing electric cars on poor people. it's not an option for them. >> pete: even some of these electric cars come with the sound of a roaring engine. reminds me of plant based meat. >> just admit you wanted a steak. that's why i don't like the diet candy bar. dude, you want a snickers. just say you want a snickers. it's crazy. >> pete: this comes from a man whose bronco is parked right outside. >> i have a white ford bronco. it is right in front of the building right now. it's like, you know, same color

as oj's exception my wife wants to kill me different power structure in the failla house. but the lot line is. this for all the push on climate change. the one thing they are never upfront about is, one, it's still getting charged by fossil fuel. >> pete: correct. >> it's not electric per se. it's not the wind. it's not the sun. power. >> pete: power is coming somewhere. >> the more reliant we become on this. the bigger the boost it becomes for china. communist china owns 75% ever the lithium batteries. buying all the infrastructure for the mining. essentially they, being the biggest polluter in the world are selling us all of this clean energy stuff. we are basically trying to quit smoking. buying the patch off the guy who has a cigar in his hand. i don't know that this going to work out for us. i'm just telling you. >> we're trying to get expedition right now. you can't get them because the demand is so high. wait until they really start legislating. you can't have -- imagine what the price will be trying to get a real deal mustang.

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and to see bridget's before and after photos. steve coming up 5 minutes before the top of the hour'. michigan state professor filing a lawsuit students were required to donate $99 to her personal political advocacy group which funds left wing causes she is

accused of making 600 of her students pay that membership fee to join a class as part of her -- to join that group. the lawsuit seeks damages and demands the school protest students first amendment rights. and krispy kreme is giving away a dozen donuts for free class of 2023. graduating seniors can pick up their do doploma box. it's a one day promotion. starts tomorrow morning. so, check out your will dough-ploma's ainsley. >> ainsley: even says it on the box. >> steve: that's awesome. >> ainsley: what i'm not graduating i still have my cap and ground. >> steve: scam doughnuts. aren't you the lady from the news? >> ainsley: thank you, steve. got to hear this story. blind sided by a is that right. one college student spear

fishing described attack by bull shark 70 feet under water. kevin applied a turn cuted to to his own leg. going to make a full recovery and plans to become a doctor when he graduates. kevin joins us along with his dad omar. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> kevin, lots of stitches there tell us what happened. the weather was great. we were having such a good time and we were getting ready to wrap things up and i said let me do one more dive. dove down. took the shot. the fish got stuck in the rock i came up and told my buddies we need to situate this fish before any predators come we do this

thing called the buddy system. i have a friend keep an eye on my back. mid water column just to make sure everything is safe i was dealing with the fish rocks slaying at the bottom of 70 feet shark just blindsided me and hit me in the side of my outer leg. and when i got bit i yelled. i lost all my oxygen. i want to thank my friend danny maduro who was 6 feet away from me. didn't even hesitate risking about the shark but he helped me come to the surface by grabbing me and we got to the surface noticed how bad the cut was got to the boat. when i got to the boat. i took off my weight belt, put it around my leg, pulled as hard as i can and the doctors say me putting the tourniquet on so quick saved so much of my leg with muscle in it. >> ainsley: can you see the images, you can see where the teeth were sinking into your

leg. how did you get away from that shark. >> so, honestly after the shark had actually bit me tweets. my main thing was getting to the surface as quickly as possible. so, after he bit me, we didn't even -- we didn't even care where the shark was. we were just get to the surface. >> ainsley: you are still in your hospital gown. i know you are hoping to get out today or next few days. i will talk to your dad now. omar, i know you are with miami-dade fire rescue. you are a captain. thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> i know they had to medevac your son. the horton goes down there 7-mile bridge. takes him to the hospital and his life is saved. what is going through your mind. have you ever seen anything like this? and what was your reaction? >> yeah. i mean, we are trained on these type of emergencies with the heavy bleeding. you know, a major artery bleerksd you only will last 60 seconds to 120 seconds per our training. the need quickly stop the bleed. i was actually in our headquarters doing an active

shooter training, going over some of the, you know training with bleeding and life saving procedures when i got the call from danny. he was in a panic he was screaming my son got bit by a shark and there was blood everywhere. as you can imagine as a father and someone who is in this line of work. my heart stopped for at that moment. he couldn't hear me. i was screaming at him. asking where he was bit. making sure they had stopped the bleeding if there was bleeding. and whether he was conscious and alert. he couldn't hear me so i closed my eyes and said a prayer. they could focus on getting. >> what a sorry. kevin, now that we know you are going to be okay. gosh, you will be able to show your grandkids this one day. i survived a shark attack. did you ever expect anything like this to happen? were you worried about it and will you dive again? >> so, there has always been that thought in the back of my

head hey, we seat shark. we didn't think when it was going to happen it was ever going to happen. always in the back of your mind seeing movies and stories. but spear fishing, again, will definitely happen again even though my mom doesn't want it. momma doesn't want to hear. nobody wants to hear. but i will have to get back in the water. >> ainsley: get back in the water. get back on the horse. i wish you all the best. thank you for coming on with us and sharing your story. >> thank you so much. >> we watch you guys every day. god bless you. >> huge fan. >> ainsley: thank you. you put food on our tables. we really appreciate you and we are glad we are all in this together. god bless you. >> thank you so much. >> ainsley: you are welcome. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> steve: welcome back, everybody, to hour 2.