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washington with more. good morning. >> alexandria: good morning, the financials are different and desantis campaign is hoping record-breaking influx of cash they received will signal growing strength to voters on the campaign trail. in the 24 hours following his announcement, ron desantis raised 8.2 million. this historic fundraising shows grassroots republicans are reuniting behind governor desantis comeback. he sets off to key primary states to kickoff this campaign in des moines, iowa, on the 30th and president trump will arrive in des moines the following day and desantis will travel to new hampshire and south carolina. desantis has work to do. former president trump holds 3-1 advantage with 62% of americans signalling they would pick the

former president as their nominee. similar margin, different implication on the other side. latest cnn poll shows 20% of primary voters opted for robert f. kennedy over biden. here is kennedy. >> we are living at a time when americans feel like the whole system, economic and political system are rigged against them and elections are rigged and i think it is really important that the democratic party make itself a template for democracy. we have to go into nail parlors and diners and get questioned by the public and understand that is only way you understand desperation that americans are living in today. >> alexandria: 40% of democratic leaning independents back the current president.

>> ashley: fox news poll show half of voters say they think former president trump is corrupt and 44% say the same about president biden. >> todd: brooke singman will break it down. >> brooke: good morning. we have president trump 55% in the new fox news poll and 44% think president biden is corrupt. why do more americans think president trump is more corrupt than biden? is it because he is more corrupt or because of media coverage? take a look at this biden administration? the president is under special counsel investigation for improper alleged improper retention of classified records he took from the obama administration and kept in his home and his office at penn biden center. that is ongoing investigation, you never hear about in the media. you hear the special counsel investigating former president

trump's alleged records. look back to august of 2022, fbi raid of mar-a-lago covered breathlessly in the media. you have a current president and a former president running for president in 2024, leading republican candidate in the republican field for 2024, they are both under investigation for the same thing issue but you never hear about the biden investigation, right? is that a double standard? sure. you look at other president trump investigations, whether what we saw in the manhattan da office, he was indicted. we broke the durham report last week. john durham was investigating the origin of the fbi original investigation into whether president trump's campaign colluded with russia to influence the 2016 election, right? special counsel robert mueller found no collusion and

we moved on. durham investigated why did they begin that investigation in the first place and now found there was no reason to start that. we learned in the durham report and been reporting is was opposition research campaign from the hillary clinton campaign that went awrie and weaponed the community. >> ashley: talk about the john durham report, they kind of talked about it, didn't correct anything. they didn't say, we were wrong, we shouldn't have said this, none of that and people said, this is nothing. this is nothing. there is bias in the media when it comes to what leads to perception of donald trump and biden and this warped perception of these two people who were running for president and who more than likely will be the people running in 2024 and i

don't say this lightly, i'm saying with donald trump, there would be a crawl on the bottom of all the media pages and on tv of everything donald trump, we were inundated and they missed the mark. last hour, you think he would get away with it again. look at the hunter laptop story, half the country didn't know what was going on. >> brooke: trump called it the biggest election interference, because information about hunter biden, the laptop, was suppressed, whether on social media, twitter officials meeting with fbi officials ahead of the election, the biden campaign getting a group of former national security officials to sign a letter that was signed off by the cia to distribute and explain the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation. we knew this wasn't russian disinformation, the head said it was not, the fbi concurred with

that finding. it is stunning. it is a double standard. >> todd: i know trump is being looked at and investigated for a number of things, you have to pull out what he is being accused of with corruption and look at what joe biden is being accused of when it comes to corruption. trump corruption stuff was debunked by the durham report and nothing found in the mueller report. involves accusation of pay to play scheme with our worst adversaries, including the country that is openly stated on multiple occasions they want to knock us off as number one nation in the world, china. which one is more worry some to you? >> ashley: and how easy for people to get things on donald trump when comer, it is like pulling teeth to get documents from this pay to play scheme from the fbi. i'll leave it there. >> todd: 2024, right around the

corner. thank you. that was exciting, this is horrifying and the video is not good. it is what life is like in many american cities right now. workers at an auto shop attacked in broad daylight by a group armed with bats and a machete. >> ashley: one worker in the video will be here to tell us what happened. how do we decide what hotel to book? (yelping) fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct at choicehotels.com. (dr. aaron king) if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful finger sticks,

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>> todd: horrific story, remember the 43-year-old maryland father beaten to death after protecting his son who showed up to their home to fight? the attackers were looking for the son after a fight broke out at school earlier that day over $30. the father dying. his family believes he was hit with a blunt object. no suspects have been named, the family is holding a vigil in wright's honor. look at this, video showing the professor accused of harassing prolife students chasing reporters with a machete. she is seen in the street

threatening to chop them up. rodriguez surrendering to police and is facing menaces and harassing charges. she claims she is the victim in all this, following the video that surfaced online. when "new york post" reporters went to her house, she put a machete to their neck. hunter college since fired the professor and say they do not condone violence. >> ashley: people are out of control. shocking surveillance video outside mechanic shop in new jersey shows moment a group of people attack employees with the machete and a baseball bat. just watch that and let that sink in. that happened on the side of the street. randy campos suffered several injuries and join me now. randy, tell us how you are doing

right now. >> i'm better now. >> ashley: good, now tell us what happened from the moment that you walked outside, walk us through that. >> somebody called me telling me a group of people start to hit my boss and i don't think anything that moment, i just come out and i started hitting him with the machete, but everything in the hand. i just grabbed the -- tried to stop them. so it was people. >> ashley: in the video we are watching, your boss is the guy in the shovel getting hit with the machete, right? >> that is me. he was hitting me in that video. >> okay, he was hitting you? >> yes. >> ashley: what did the police say? how long did this go on before

the police got there? >> this going to be two weeks. >> i mean the attack, how long did this fight go on? >> you mean the fight? >> yeah, how long did this go on before police showed up? >> the police never came that moment because it was too fast. >> ashley: yeah. did you recognize anybody? >> yes, recognize everybody there. we recognize because they have been around the block everyday. after the fact, they tell me they are right now like nothing happened. >> ashley: wow. so you had seen these people before, you knew who they were, have you seen them since? >> yes, they have been there, they have been there everyday.

they don't move. >> ashley: wow. honestly unbelievable something like this just happened in the streets of new jersey. randy campos, i'm glad you are feeling okay, we appreciate your time. >> thank you to you. >> ashley: group of 1200 motorcyclists riding from california to washington, d.c. to honor the fallen for memorial day. >> todd: one rider is here next to tell us why this mission is so important. ♪

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well. every year on the friday before memorial day, americans wear the poppies to remind of sacrifices. members of it is american legion spoke with us earlier about significance of the poppy. >> it is remembrance of everybody, all the fallen soldiers that have gone before us. >> true emotional day. honor and remember our fallen veterans and all veterans on this day. >> in 1920, the american legion got the poppy as the official flower and then in 1924, they started to distribute them. >> complete honor to be able to wear it. >> todd: the u.s.a.a. poppy wall will feature over 645,000 poppies, one for every service member since world war i, who made the sacrifice. huge props to the men and women

who made the sacrifice and huge props for those who got up early on set and huge props to our director rusty, without knowing what i was doing, thank rusty for organizing this. he gets us to wear poppies every year and we're honored to do so. with that, 1200 bakers riding from california to washington, d.c. to honor american heroes who lost their lives defending our country. they take on the journey across the heartland of america and this year bringing 13 flags to pay tribute to 13 servicemembers killed in kabul. part of the run for the wall join me now. how has the journey been so far? >> the journey has been amazing, we left ontario, california, 10 days ago and this morning we're in west virginia, final day of the run. we'll be riding into washington,

d.c. and we will be bringing 13 flags with us, along with the memories of so many soldiers who gave their last full measure for our country. >> todd: of all the fallen soldiers, why did you single out the 13 who bravely lost their lives there in afghanistan? >> you know, it's such an emotional thing for us. we look every year to honor veterans from all wars and this one just cut so deeply into us and it is so recent. we felt passionately about making sure we call their memory back into the forefront of our thoughts and make sure names are never forgotten. >> todd: 100%, it is important for those 13 to know that their lives were not lost in vein despite what seems like a pointless situation currently in

afghanistan. they died serving our country and that can never be forgotten. with regard to what you do, this ride, why, why do you choose to honor america and our brave veterans who lost their lives in this way? >> we want to make sure the public never forgets, make sure they understand from old to young alike that freedom is not free and many men and women did give the ultimate sacrifice so we can live in freedom and bring that message to the whole of the united states of america. we want to make sure that we honor these soldiers, we remember these soldiers and also very importantly, our motto, we ride for those who can't. this is also right of healing, we have soldiers who came back and have wounds that can't be seen. this is a ride of healing and we make sure they know we are there for them, support them and want to make sure we do everything we can to make sure they are

returned to the united states and can asimulate back into society and have the support they need. >> todd: that is so important you do not forget those living that served, it is important you do that. hear more about the routine. not only do you honor our brave servicemen and women, you honor god, you pray before you head out. walk us through the routine. >> we do. every morning we circle up, we have an all-hands meeting and talk about the day. we have a safety briefing. we have a lot of motorcycles and we're on public roads. we have a whole team of chaplains that ride with us and medics who ride with us, just in case. we pray as a group and break into little groups and pray individually for each other and we pray for the fallen soldiers and pray for the united states of america.

>> todd: you do the national anthem and pledge. >> everyday. >> todd: this is not just bikers on the journey, you get support from communities that you ride through, help and support, not just for police, people who make you food and do other things along the way, that is so important about america and beautiful about america and so important to remember during a holiday like memorial day. ted, thanks, be safe, thanks for joining us on your journey. >> ashley: now our memorial day weekend forecast, what is it looking like? >> janice: if you live in the northeast, you are thanking me. on memorial day weekend in the new york city area, we typically get rain and it looks good this weekend. that is not the place in other places. take a look. it is cool in new york city, 55 and temperatures will remain cool. we have risk of severe storms for parts of the high plains and this area of low pressure will

linger off the southeast coast and will bring wet weather for the memorial day weekend. here is southern plain severe threat for friday, saturday and sunday. little bit of diminished threat on saturday and sunday and we'll deal with large hail, this area of low pressure has tropical characteristics, i don't think it will get named, it will bring wet weather. rain, some wind for the carolinas, parts of georgia, toward the mid-atlantic toward monday. high pressure will protect us in the northeast. wet day over next few days, parts of eastern florida toward the mid-atlantic and rockies toward the plain states, the stuck weather pattern, some areas get more rain than they would like getting into the holiday memorial weekend and there is monday forecast. rain for the northern plains, southern plains issue

mid-atlantic, the northeast looks really good. looks really good. >> todd: because of that forecast, give america the update they have been seeking. memorial day plan of attack, wash down the deck, that will be happening first and go out and buy the veggies and plant the veggies. it is plastic. america was waiting on baited breath for that. >> ashley: janice and i were waiting on that date. >> janice: glad we got that in and i gave you some time. >> ashley: move on now. >> todd: first lady jill biden giving jeb bush vibes with please clap moment of her own. >> common values that unite us are deeper than our divisions. and -- i thought you might clap for that. [applause] >> ashley: yikes, might be awkward for jill, according to cnn poll, it is disaster for

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>> ashley: travel advisory issued to parents over bills

passed in california and minnesota, giving minors access to sex change drugs or surgical procedures without parent's permission. one mom has a stark warning about her state, watch this. >> if someone has a gender-questioning child, i would stay out of california and minnesota. the judges in california are being trained by trans activists to put the child in foster care, claim the parents are abusive if they won't subject their children to gender intervention. >> ashley: officials defending the bills, saying california must stand with lgbtq kids and their families when they are under attack across the country. parents should never be separated from their families for simply allowing them to be who they are. >> todd: biden administration giving 40 million of your

taxpayer dollars for companies that put christians in the same group as terror groups and scale them. >> targeted violence and terrorism prevention grant program, supposed to find domestic terrorists in america. 80 recipients of money received 40 million in grants, christian broadcasting, republican national committee, more than half of america, dhs awarded them grant of $358,000 to continue doing it. >> ashley: former michigan gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon joins us. goes from fox news to rnc to christian broadcasting. what does this signify? >> that the government can take our taxpayer dollars and use them to come out and say that we are terrorists because they have maga on that, the rnc, opposing

political parties and they have fox news. fox news is a news organization reporting facts, facts the biden administration doesn't like so they use our money to call us terrorists. >> todd: i like the point, you are calling half of the american public and potentially more terrorists. the dhs should be focused on that thing down at the border instead of demonizing half the country. >> we see people coming in everyday that are a threat and trying to hide that and keep it out of the news. only network reporting it is fox news and calling fox terrorists and calling the border safe. this is insane. >> ashley: taxpayer dollars are funding this is crazy. this is interesting, too, now cnn poll shows 66% of americans

say a biden win would be a disaster or setback for the country and this i couldn't take my eyes off of it, jake tapper couldn't even spin this, watch. >> horrible news for joe biden, president leads democratic competitors by huge margin, two thirds of all american people surveyed, 66% of the public say biden victory would be a setback or a disaster for the united states. >> ashley: i think when we first watched that, todd referencing the tears that could be coming from his eyes. what did you make of that? >> reminiscent of 2016, but that is what they are afraid of, republicans winning in 2024. they saw huge, i would say, blue win in 2022 and they are like, if biden is this bad in the minds of the people, republicans could win in 2024, that is good

news, we're going to primary where you see republicans get pretty ugly. it is interesting to see how this plays out over the next year. >> todd: we spent yesterday talking about trump versus desantis. i get that, that makes sense in politics. you have run a campaign. i need you to tell me, if 66 to 67% of people you need to vote for you think giving you four more years will be a disaster or setback for the country, how the heck can you win? >> i really think they have an incredible ground game. they will hide him, go out and give people the messaging they want, with these numbers, not sure it can work, people have seen him for four years and he's a disaster. they are worried about it, we're thrilled these are the numbers and hope to see a change in 2024. >> ashley: wonder if we will see

a change in the media and who they are backing. >> todd: last episode of the tudor dixon podcast was sp splendent, the government. >> ashley: awkward moment for first lady jill biden when her aapplause line falls flat. >> i travel around the country visiting red states and blue states and i found the common values that unite us are deeper than our divisions. and i thought you might clap for that. [applause] >> ashley: the first lady's pleas for applause reminding people of this viral campaign moment for jeb bush back in 2016. >> i think the next president needs to be quieter, send a signal we are prepared to act in the national security of this

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>> todd: my favorite story of the day, senator chuck schumer hitting a hit at the supreme co court. 9-0 vote, that is important. he tweeted, this maga supreme court continuing to erode, meaning more polluted water, we'll keep fighting to protect

our water. republican and industry groups defending the vote for federal overreach. let's remember, three maga justices, brown jackson, kagen, and sonia sotomayor, unreal. >> ashley: that made no sense. target losing billions as the company faces backlash from woke ad campaign. >> todd: cheryl casone from fox business here with more. >> cheryl: good morning. just looking at the stock and premarket shares are in red, down 1.6% right now, trading doesn't start nothing 9:30 a.m. eastern time. financial losses for target since last week 9.3 billion dollars in market value according to "wall street journal" market data center. obviously, this is response to the launching in beginning of may, pride items they put in

front displays in front of the store. they had backlash, worried about safety of their employees. some went viral and that is where backlash is coming and investors are nervous. when you see a company go into a social issue, such as this one, lgbtq, or whether it is female athletes, take your social story of the moment, that is when things get rough. live is the best examine, anheuser-busch lost 7 billion in, maet value since the bud light debacle. coors light and heinekken have been the winners. will customers be coming into target or continue to see customers stay away? the company again, is trying to turn around and pull displays back. we'll see if it makes a

difference. >> ashley: notion of trying to avoid bud light disaster, it is a mess. new polling shows americans think the economy went from bad to worse. >> cheryl: we are doing more inflation data and seeing effects of rough economic conditions in new polls and the condition of the economy, democrats 33% say good, 67% say it is poor. on the republican side, 5% say things are good and 95% say the condition of the economy is poor. then if you look at specifically president biden, are his policies helping your family? 32% -- excuse me, 20% say biden is helping, but hurting 48%. 48% say the president is hurting and economic conditions, 34% personally say things and 66% say for their own view on the

economy, it is negative. stunning numbers and very bad numbers. >> todd: bank of america, they are under fire this morning. >> cheryl: this is interesting. so this is digital exclusive to fox news. basically it looks like bank of america turned over according to a whistleblower, turned over bank document on customer information based on activities around january 6 of 2021, transactions in washington, d.c. and were they buying firearms? this trove of data turned over on a voluntary basis, jim jordans, not so fast. congressman jordan and massey wrote according to veteran employees, bank of american provided to most powerful law enforcement age in the country.

now bank of america did respond to inquiry from fox news and here is what they said, statement follows all applicable law and regulatory requirements to respond to law enforcement requests. here is my question and i think this is what we need to get to the bottom of. if you're jim jordan, was it requested or did b of a voluntarily hand it over? when you say voluntarily, that means you are offering something. if the request was made, was there consideration for privacy of customer accountses? tricky, gray area. >> todd: any effort to fight in court and do a pro forma, we tried to fight, or was it like, you are having an investigation, let's hand everything over to you. good point. you will make good points on

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>> ashley: it's time to dust off the grill and get ready for the start of the summer season. >> todd: see how happy i am. lee more joins to us break down the latest. hacks and barbecue essentials. lee more it's good to have you back. >> thanks it's good to be here. >> memorial day weekend is a great time to get some deals and so may is maytag month get 30% off all major maytag appliances. your fridge, your dryer, your dishwasher. really great go to maytag.com/may and actually get 30% off. now, another great thing that you can get is furniture. can you get 30% off furniture at flanagan. 50% off mattresses at mattress firm. great time to spruce up some of the bigger things in your house

if you are in the market for that. >> ashley: talk about your house go outdoors. i don't have a green thumb but apparently a lot of people do a lot of that this weekend. >> a lot of people are gardening this weekend. lowe's is actually great place to get some great deals. so they actually have much on sale from the scotts major escapes mowch three colors, red, brown, there's black. five for $10. can you actually get. >> todd: that's good. i spent a lot of money for mulch. >> it's memorial day weekend get some flags. i have got this valley forge flag kit for 9.98. great. comes with everything. lowe's. lowe's.com as well and of course i was there so i got these beautiful florls and these gnomes and really fun way to spruce up your outdoor space. to have haded to always told me one thing in our relationship you have to have gnomes. >> ashley: it can be nice up here. other parts of the country not going to. perfect timing outside and do

some planting. >> todd: obviously a patriotic theme are remember the purpose of this hollywood and also people want to eat burgers you have set up burger board having people over but food costs are all-time high so you don't want to be spending that kind of money. walmart actually has a grill like all your grilling essentials so you can get a basket of 20 grilling essentials. everything from the burgers to the buns to the condiments to the chips to everything that you need work really hard to get the same price less than last year's price goes to walmart.com/grilling savings to find out all of that. and they really burg early board cost me $30 to put together. really great now through july 13th. >> todd: the cost of meat that's a win. i if i could up a hat because i love hats. i actually got these little sand

pails and pasta salad and chips great way to everybody? >> ashley: snack hack. >> they call me snackly astronomer. i snack so much. so i was super excited about this. >> todd: fake mustache snackly? >> ashley: actually my nickname here i snack so much. the pasta salad how much did it this cost you. >> everything that i bought and then i bought also like desserts and whatnot everything i bought was $80. under $80 and fits everybody. just when i did the math of what the board cost me it was like 30 to $34. >> ashley: nice. >> one thing you guys were just talking about. we had veterans on a little bit earlier. so one of the will guests last hour made these delicious cupcakes. >> ashley: they are so pretty. >> there you go. so beautiful. they are from the da vinci bakery in in thely, new jersey.

so thank you for bring that on. >> todd: i mention 234u9ly all the time. my parents very nice of them to do. this all right. thank you so much for being here. we were supposed to go to a pool. >> ashley: janice said 79 degrees. >> todd: going to be cool but nice. >> ashley: getting ready for the show on monday. relaxing. do some grilling. now that i have seen the burgers all i want is a burger. relax before baby comes. >> ashley: i have a few months before i have to really think about that. but i will definitely be having a burger or two. to have haded to if case you asked. what are you doing, todd? >> todd: planting the flowers and also going to dewinterize the cars.

sounds fancy. i'm washing the car dewinterizing. >> i do need to wash my car as well. you were planting a lot. >> todd: a lot of the planting to do. it's going to be a big weekend. obviously having fun here toward the end but please, remember the purpose of the memorial day weekend it's to honor those who lost their lives serving our great land. with that. >> ashley: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great weekend. guys. ♪ it's not my time. >> ainsley: all-american concert series kicking off this friday with three doors down. yono