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. it's 7:00 here in new york city.

we start this hour with a shocking incident at our southern border. look right there in that highlighted area. because a human smuggler is dropping a 4-year-old child over that very tall wall to american soil below. >> pete: this comes nearly two weeks after the expiration of title 42 and highlights the surgent need to stop those cartels and human smugglers. >> we have been watching, do you see the baby actually fall the 4-year-old. right there they say the child is okay. griff jenkins is live at the white house with the latest for us, griff? >> good morning, ainsley, pete and steve, these videos are far too common, yesterday the border patrol chief raúl ortiz tweeting that video out. it's hard to watch. it's heart breaking. you see the smuggler dropping the 4-year-old toddler near san diego. near the san ysidro port of entry. he drops. fortunately he was okay. border patrol agents and emsz quickly responded to begin

rendering care and first aid to the child who fortunately was okay. but, at the same time, that agents are rendering care, they heard gunshots near their position and had to call in gunshots. it's a snapshot, guys of how much control the cartels and smugglers still have. they are not slowing down business as usual. despite the drop in numbers of those migrants we see crossing illegally and turning themselves. in meanwhile, in the big apple, no slowdown in the surge happening there. new york governor kathy hochul, mayor eric adams calling on the biden administration to expedite work authorization and expanded protections for migrants increasingly showing up while also blaming republicans for this crisis on their doorstep. here is mayor adams. listen. >> republicans as we know have blocked all attempts at fixing our broken immigration system. intentionally causing chaos and dysfunction. so we are calling on the white house the united states

department of homeland security to ensure our newest americans can work lawfully and build stable lives for themselves in our countries. >> a quick look at the new york numbers. 150 shelters set up. six new york city public school gym cans being used to house migrants and 3500 hotel rooms. finally, let's go out to the windy city. take a look at this video. chicago police stations are increasingly becoming makeshift migrant cheryl's as the city struggles to house them. seat mattresses laid out all over police stations causing cops to have to have migrant care and child care added to their list of duties. officials say there some 200 new migrants are arriving every day in chicago. now, finally, here at the white house, it's early. no word or response or statement yet on mayor adams and governor hochul's request for help. but we are working on that. if we get a new update, we will bring it to you. pete, steve, ainsley?

>> steve: all right. from the north lawn of the white house. 7:03. thank you very much. so, you know, there are thousands of migrants coming to new york and other sanctuary cities being shipped out from places like texas the governor there texas can't take them. so they're winding up here. now mayor adams says we can't take them either. so what are they doing? they are shipping them to a number of upstate towns that don't want them. we were talking to a fellow by the name of nic pair row. he is the town supervisor for salina here in new york many and at 9:00 this morning is he going to file radio restraining order new york city busing up there they don't want them. >> the lack of leadership 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 up to, ready to open up our parks and pave our roads. the last thing i expected to have this large issue, this

border crisis in our town. new york city declared themselves a sanctuary city and welcomed them in. it's a complete shame they haven't been able to take care of them passing this on to other communities like myself here in upstate new york is not appropriate about four hours from new york city. mayor adams new york state is a sanctuary state. i know the town of salina doesn't support that ultimately, if your state accepts it, too. then shipping migrants illegal somewhere else inside the state? probably able to do it. >> ainsley: a mom tammy nobiles on "fox & friends first" this morning we all caught that interview. her daughter kayla hamilton 21 years old. apparently autistic woman. there is a picture of her her mom is going to be speaking to

house judiciary lawmakers today. they are going to hear her story because she was murdered her mom says by msnbc gang member who entered our country during the biden border crisis. he was an alien, unaccompanied child. apparently joined msparent ms-1. >> i want them to be properly vetted. background checks. they need to be able to check their background not for crimes in this country but also crimes for in their country and where they came from. i would say that if there was a more secure border and individuals coming here was properly vetted, my daughter would still be alive today. and let her down.

i never thought i would lose my daughter at 20 years old. >> just a heart breaking story. there you can see a beautiful daughter. you know. >> ainsley: they arrested the guy. >> steve: as we talk about the migrants and msnb ever since the expiration of title 42 more freedom central and south america are waiting in mexico. cartels are capitalizing on that. doing what they have done past. central and south america. waiting in mexico for their appointment, right? so whether a do they do in the cartels are kidnapping those people and holding them for ransom. hey, call your family in guatemala and get some money or we're going to kill you. and apparently what they have done, according to some people who spoke to n nbc news, if noby

pays the ransom they will cut off and last month there were 50 migrants kidnapped, including 11 kids. they will cut off an ear if you don't pay it or they will cut off a finger. so, you know, they are going to wind up with their pound of flesh. if they can't get money, they are going to take a part of the migrant. >> sounds like humane policy. >> where is the outrange? >> that mom not political simply says we should have a policy at the border. this is not -- doesn't even speak to the known got-aways. we have no idea and those are likely the gang members and the type of people committing this. it is a biden border crisis absolutely out of control. >> it happened in maryland. they did arrest a 17 -year-old undocumented non-citizen. suspected ms-13 gang member for the murder of this 20-year-old woman. they were able to held without bail at the hartford county detention center and they were able to match his d.n.a.,

apparently to d.n.a. that was found at the crime scene. >> steve: terrible story. all right. >> pete: from the border to the classroom. because 2022 and 2023 have become years of school choice there are state legislatures coming out of covid and other reasons saying parents should be able to choose they're their kids go to school. >> steve: this would be a really good book. >> pete: seems like could be a good book too, just saying. number of states up to 7 or 8 that have done statewide school choice. florida did it famously. texas potentially about to. arizona, pennsylvania, across the country. north carolina has passed that both their house and their senate are republican controlled. it was vetoed by the governor and legislatures went back to override the veto to give school choice. the governor there who is a democrat, roy cooper is going as far as he can you talk about unions having power. is he now trying to declare a

state of emergency in north carolina over school choice. watch this. >> it's time to declare a state of emergency for public education in north carolina. there's no executive order like with a hurricane or the pandemic. but it's no less important. it's clear that the republican legislature is aiming to choke the life out of public education. >> steve: so, what he -- keep in mind, you know, usually you see a governor declare a state of emergency when there is a tornadoes has gone through it. or there is a hurricane is coming. get out of there. but, instead, pete to your point the house and senate have passed school choice bills down in north carolina they are going to become law unless something happens. what the governor wants is he wants people in north carolina to call their public lawmakers before it is adopted. what they want is he wants close

to a 20% raise for teachers. the republicans in the senate want to give them 4.5%. the house wants to give 10%. he wants close to 20%. then there is school choice, which, if you were down in north carolina, and your school is failing, you want to take them out of that school and put them in a school in your town that's probably a parochial school that is actually succeeding. >> pete: which is ironic because the governor himself seems to have made that choice already. steve exactly his kid went to private school. >> pete: points an important detail out here. breaking north carolina governor roy cooper declares state of emergency school choice. the hypocrite sent his own kids to private school. we're freeing families from the clutches of teachers unions once and for all and there's nothing he can do about it. >> he says that the reason is he declaring this is a state of emergency, he says public education is no less important

than other emergencies. it's so ironic iron are not fol choice low test scores. reading proficiency at 3%, for their mommas and their daddy's to take them to another school district with really good scores so they get a better education. >> steve: who is their constituency? is it the children or is it the teachers? >> ainsley: it's the teachers unions. >> pete: and they also know. >> ainsley: randy weingarten. >> pete: this is what democrats know how popular school choice is once parents get that option and dollars follow the kids. give it to them and take it away bad for roy cooper. >> let's say you live in tennessee and your child goes to a private school, they will give you that money. >> now, to go toward your child's private education. >> pete: that's the what it is. >> a voucher. some do tax credits. >> you can ship them to a

different. >> there is open enrollment which is something like minnesota used to have that open -- where you can enroll anywhere. that's one thing. but the opportunity to get out of a failing public system and have, you know, $8,000 to the parents to go where you want is a game changer. >> ainsley: absolutely. >> steve: it's cheaper than fixing the schools. >> pete: maybe it will fix the schools through real market dynamics where there is real choice so that the schools have to succeed. >> ainsley: it's a winning message for many of these republicans. tim scott said yesterday i'm for school choice. hand it over to ashley. >> ashley: good morning. start with a fox news alert. the driver arrested after crashing a u-haul truck into the white house security barriers now charged with threatening to kill or harm the president, vice president, or one of their family members. the witness says a nazi flag was also found inside the truck. the chaotic scene unfolding moments after dc fire e.m.s. got a call about a suspicious

package. roads and walkways around the white house were temporarily closed. several buildings nearby will also evacuated. thankfully, nobody was hurt. and in south carolina, republican senator tim scott officially launching his candidacy for president. >> i'm announcing today. [cheers] that i'm running for president of the united states. of america. >> the g.o.p. field is about to get more crowded. florida governor ron desantis is expected to enter the race as soon as this week. super bowl 60 is going to be played at levi stadium in the bay area. yesterday nfl donors abroofd it as the host site of the big game in 2026. lambeau field the iconic home of the green bay packers will host a 2025 nfl draft. nfl owners approving flex scheduling for thursday night football.

this allows 9 league to change who plays on thursdays just as long as they do so at least four weeks in advance. they have got a couple years to clean up san francisco i guess they should start cleaning up the homeless. >> ainsley: it's not a fox event. they will clean it up, right? >> pete: a couple weeks before. >> steve: we have seen it before. >> ainsley: bryan kohberger stands silent as he faces a judge in the murders of the four university of idaho students. fox nation host nancy grace on what's next in that story that has captivated our country. >> pete: plus the ultimate test for transportation secretary pete buttigieg ahead of an expected record-breaking summer travel season. tis travel record has been shaky. how will you make it on those racist roads? we'll find out. has he done enough to assure smooth sailing ♪ there's so many times ♪ i've let you down ♪ so many times

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♪ >> ainsley: bryan kohberger stands silent during his arraignment hearing. >> is mr. kohberger prepared to plead to these charges? >> your honor, we will be standing silent. >> ainsley: well, the judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf and his trial is set for this october for the brutal murder of those four university of idaho students. here to react is nancy grace. good morning, nancy. >> good morning. i was struck by kohberger's decision to, quote: stand silent. under the law you do not have to speak ever in a court of law.

that's because of our fifth amendment right and the constitution to remain silent. that includes when you are charged in court; however, i find this very curious. i have seen it before. i have had a defendant do that before. it means absolutely nothing. >> because the constitution, as defined in case law, has the judge enter a not guilty plea for the defendant. the law presumes that is what the defendant wants. but why would he do that? number one, disdain for the judge and the court process. maybe he is a sovereign citizen where he only answers to his own autonomy. you know those people who refuse to acknowledge the irs and they end up sitting in jail because of it. also, he could be laying the groundwork for a mental incompetency defense. in idaho there is no insanity defense but there is mental incompetency. i find it really interesting. what about this? you know, one of the victims and we think it's dylan mortinson at the murder scene that night the

roommate who locked her door and fell back asleep. she heard someone say it's all right. it's okay. i'm hear to help. she heard a voice. could they be afraid that if hearing kohberger's voice in court, the surviving victim can make a voice comparison to the killer? >> ainsley: good point. nancy, what about this case, the one in south carolina where this suspect in the alleged drunken crash that killed that bride and that groom when they were on the golf cart, she is asking to be released on bail. actuality groom survived. >> >> that is not all. that's not all the bride literally is killed in her wedding dress. leaving the reception. it was a resort at folly beach, south carolina, they went to their honeymoon night in a golf cart like everyone else was riding. this woman comes along three times the legal limit and crashes into her and kills her

like in many cases those calls behind bars are not private. this woman right there, jamie lee come ross ski age 25 is whining behind bars. she wants bond. she is complaining about the football even though they have had hot dogs and meatballs and bread, sounds good to me. she is also complaining she doesn't have a mat on which to do her daily crunches. and she keeps screaming and crying about how her life has been ruined. wisely, her father, in one of these conversations told her to suck it up and stop calling the elected sheriff by her first name. when she does register any contrition she goes i hope the judge knows i'm really sorry. >> ainsley: there were calls obtained by the post and courier the newspapers there in charleston. she said there has been people like killed people on purpose before and, like, they have

gotten out on a bond. it was just like a freak accident. obviously i didn't mean it to happen. i just feel like a terrible person. please don't be stupid like i was because all it takes is one time. what's your reaction to that, nancy? >> well, number one, i never say the word accident when it documents vehicular homicide. this is a crash. she and other drunk drivers make the decision to drink and drink and drinks, crank up the car and drive. that is a calculated decision. and now a young bride is dead in her wedding dress and the groom left in the hospital clinging for his life. he is just gotten out. and has all sorts of forever injuries because of this drunk driver. whining about her matt to do crunches. >> ainsley: yeah, i know. hard to look at those pictures, too. you know what is going to happen to her on her wedding day. nancy, thanks for coming on. remember to catch crime stories

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>> ashley: back to your headlines, residents of georgia community that's pushing to succeed from atlanta are now set to pay off-duty officers to patrol their busy retail area. that's buckhead, which is known for their upscale malls, galleries and strip of bars is racing $450,000 for the program. the officers they employ will reportedly have dedicated phone numbers so residents and businesses can call them directly after dialing 911. elon musk's spacex is joining the federal aviation as a co-defendant in the lawsuit that came after the first failed test flight of starship in south texas. that suit was filed by environmental groups claiming the faa should have conducted more in-depth studies on the environmental impacts of spacex activity. the company expects the legal battle to delay its work on the super heavy rocket.

>> florida panthers one win away from the stanley cup final, thanks too 1-0 win over the hurricanes last night. watch. >> score. [buzzer] >> rinehart. >> ashley: panthers fan and brooks koepka was in the house and locked in during last night's game. and chipotle is celebrating the stanley cup play offs by offering a buy one get one offer for any customer wearing a hockey jersey but the offer is only good for today from 3:00 p.m. to closing time. and those are your headlines, steve, out to you. >> steve: indeed, i'm outside. thank you very much. meanwhile south carolina republican senator tim scott making his message clear as he officially launched watch this. >> the radical left are attacking every single rung ever the ladder that helped me climb. that's why i'm announcing today

that i'm running for president of the united states of america! >> steve: that's great. well, here with reaction, our political panel, screen left appropriately enough former democratic congressman and co-host of "the five" harold ford jr. along with fox news contributors david webb in the center square and tammy bruce wide right. good morning all of you. >> good morning. >> tammy, let's start with you. you like the idea the more the merrier. the more the merrier. exciting he has announced. he a great guy. this is an opportunity his campaign as many people should get into it as the possible so the american people can get to know what the g.o.p. is. who represents them because this can't be like the midterms which is we are not the democrats got to define what it is they stand for and who they are. look, you find out when it

documents your own competition what you're made of. the americans find out what we are made of. and we can judge, in a high stress situation how you respond to it. donald trump because if you can't beat donald trump, you can't beat the democrats. but, ultimately, they are in this together. right? you have got all the talent we want. we have got use all of them to get this country back on her feet. >> steve: all right. david, i want to play you a snippet from "the view" yesterday. essentially they accused tim scott of having clarence thomas syndrome and using a racial dog whistle. watch this. >> standing by. >> he is the exception and not the rule and until is he rule then can he stop talking about. >> clarence thomas syndrome. he came out and did that dog whistle. vic too many hood. >> the host, sunny, she wants to be junked by the content of her character, not the color of her skin. the fact of the matter is 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 actuality rule. >> steve: david webb, i think the headline would have been if the ladies from "the view" liked him. dthey didn't. >> is he not the exception. is he the result of the advancement in this country. we have evolved into this society we are today that the left needs to destroy. and, frankly, it's the ladies of "the view" who reflect the outliers in america. most americans have seen us move forward. tim scott is a great story to tammy's point, at a very diverse and much younger republican field. and i said this yesterday on fox that by the time tim scott announced within 24 hours, he would be the wrong type of black man. that's what the left is going to attempt to do to him. that's what you hear coming from whoopi goldberg, f from "the vi"

and from all the others who have come out center right stories. they are looking for a way to destroy him. and the left has to engage in the politics of personal destruction. they can't win on ideas look at the economy, foreign policy problems. we are in near new york city where there are thousands of he football fields people leaving the companies, decisions made during covid. this is all over the country. what you see is a country that if the left keeps going will go further down rather than the american. i'm a big a american and that's what i want to see happen. they need to destroy him. he is the wrong type of black man for the left because is he self-sufficient. he literally pulled himself up by the boot straps. his mother, like ben carson's mother wanted him to learn, to grow to do more. so important, but that's not the story they can have happen. >> steve: harold, even though you are from the other party,

you think this guy is a great candidate? >> he has a book out. i have a caption on the back of the book saying how much his story is an american story owe has a sunny message. the question i build on tammy's points are. i think we need this message in politics. whether you are democrat or republican. i don't agree with senator scott on everything, but what i do agree with him on is i think his story is a compelling story. like tiger woods story is the compelling story like bill clinton's story is a compelling story. these are people who you would pigeon hole and say they shouldn't be where they have landed themselves. on the democratic side if we are going to have a contest of ideas between president biden and someone else that it's a positive affirmation of the country and give us a sense of where you want to take the nation going forward here is hillary clinton saturday talking about joe biden being real old.

ask. >> there was that heart stopping moment he almost fell over coming downstairs a day or two ago. is that a concern? why have had ptsd before who were a lot younger and they didn't go into heart palpitations. his age is an issue. people have every right to consider it is joe biden going to be the guy? >> he is the president and likely will be the guy. i do think some of the polling showing r.f.k. jr. and marianne williamson who i think are serious people but i don't think you would have three months ago. >> steve: put them all on the stage. >> so they are running 25 to 30% in the polling. if that number maintains, i think over the next 60 days, i think you will find more democrats even perhaps some elected officials thinking about it but joe biden is our nominee now. age, people will consider it but if you're mental acuity is not

questioned if your policy acuity is right. so i think as the president gets out to campaign, he needs a message. he will have -- he will talk about what he has done in the past but he needs to tell us where is he going to take us going forward. that's how you win re-election. >> david, regarding mental acuity suggested he is not all there i'm not going to diagnose from a distance. i will let the doctor does that if he actually ever sees one. in a competency test for anyone in washington, d.c., look at the people, not just the president that have been there for decades, and are they capable? look at feinstein, look at maxine waters on the republican side. they we have had republicans in their 90's, this has got to stop. if we continue to evolve as a society, our leaders need to also evolve in a sense of a newer generation of leaders. joe biden have from an old school. his capability, i'm with you on policy. his policies have failed miserably when you look at inflation. when you look as the recession around the corner.

when you look at where people are spending more money earning less in america. when you look at the differences biden has failed and what has happened is we are failing. >> steve: all right, tammy, you get the final word. >> bobby kennedy is a compelling candidate for many of us who have been democrats all our lives, i recently switched out. it's the kennedy family. i don't think the democrats want me back. they are a flawed family. but bobby kennedy's message is distinctive. it's in many ways positive and powerful. it crosses the spectrum and it makes me hopeful that the democrats mike might look to a different direction. >> steve: all right. great conversation. >> good to see you. >> steve: thank you very much. let's go inside because it's windy and cold. travel trouble. transportation secretary pete buttigieg claims is he working to avoid a disastrous summer but critics question whether he is capable of preventing turbulence. we are live ahead of an

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that wealthy people can buy protection. the ruling comes just one week after harry and meghan claimed that they were involved in a two-hour high speed car chase in new york city. organizers for the 2024 summer olyolympics in paris reportedly want to put the olympic torch on the eiffel tower. reuters reports that the flame cannot be placed at the very top of the iconic landmark. unclear if the officials want the torch to be lit throughout the games. spokesman for 2024 says the venue for the lighting of the flame during the opening ceremony has not been decided. and those are your headlines. check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. hey, janice. if you take your children to an olympics, paris might be a good one. >> janice: oh, absolutely. spectacular. maybe you and i can go in advance. >> ainsley: i would love that. >> ainsley: that's an election year though, i don't know. we might be a little bidsy. >> janice: i will see what i can do. i will make some phone calls. behind me beautiful temperatures in new york city. the sun is peeking through the cloud cover.

and we are expecting a really good week for fleet week. okay, so storm reports last night in texas and oklahoma, large hail, damaging winds, the same is happening today in some of the same areas. so know where you are going to get your watches and warnings. not only that, but this area of low pressure is going to kind of linger, bring heavy rain in the forecast and the potential for flash flooding for some of these areas. so, again, fox weather.com. we will keep you posted of all of your weather details as get into the memorial day holiday. also make mention of this cold front that is stalling over florida. not good, an area of low pressure off the coast. and that's going to issue everywhere in all of this moisture for not only florida but the southeast up towards plant. weatlanta. i'm throwing it back to pete and steve and ainsley. there you are. >> pete: there we are. >> ainsley: it's hard when someone is filling in, it's hard to think about. >> janice: i'm okay. >> steve: we are at the airport

now. you look good. >> steve: thanks j.d. memorial day is going to test the strength of the air travel system with millions expected to fly somewhere this weekend. >> pete: transportation secretary pete buttigieg will address the nation -- he will address the nation today. >> steve: hello, nation. >> pete: can't wait as critics question his leadership of what could be record breaking summer season. >> ainsley: madison all word is live at newark airport to tell us more. hey, madison. >> good morning, ainsley, steve and pete, yes. so the department of transportation, they are expected to lay out how they have improved a chaotic travel system but critics they wonder if the secretary really has a handle on everything going on. a ground stop was issued in denver airport over staffing. just the latest in a long list of problems this year including cancellation, delays, and near misses on runways. memorial day weekend travel is around the corner and we are expecting a record-breaking

weekend. 17 million passengers are expected to take off from a u.s. airport from thursday through monday. but, as you can see behind me, the travel it's already started long lines this morning and it's not even 8:00 a.m. we got to talk to some of those passengers and ask them if they have confidence in the current travel system. what we heard from most of them as much as they can, they are taking matters into their own hands. >> retrospectively i think i have had a very limited experience with having delays. i have been lucky. i am flying american scare lines today. you never know what will happen. >> i have an airtag in those. invested after my bag not getting there i don't know if it will arrive today it. will arrive at some point at least i will know where it is. >> i haven't traveled in the past three. i am three hours early. [laughter] >> all right. arrive early. airtags in checked bags. when you look at the airlines, southwest has had a lot of issues. particularly over this past christmas season.

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