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. you no they song.

you know kryptonite. rose to international fame with first first single kryptonite. >> joe: this is a song out of my high school years. we waited our turn, lawrence. we waited on gen x to have their time. we were out in the dessert for 10 years. nobody wanted to hear our music. it's all coming back and this band is marquee for that time period. >> lawrence: this is my favorite time of the year because not only do we have an incredible bands and artists but we also get to easement barbecue every friday the mac will he more brothers are on fox square. >> ainsley: i think we are going to say hi to them right now. can you hear us? >> good morning. ainsley, lawrence, joey, the mclemore boys are back in new york. we could not be more excited to

be cooking for you all. thanks to master built supply us amazing grills. today smash burgers on the grill. got a little cheese on there for y'all. a surprise coming in at 7:00 for y'all to have a little challenge. we have some boston butt. we're going to hang around tomorrow, too, and do a little bit of cooking for the military. thank you for all that you have all done for us. we are honored to be a part of fox. john boy? >> getting excited for this year. >> lawrence: have enough food? >> well, with lawrence being here i don't know. [laughter] >> but i tell you guys, we are really excited about being here, yes. we have plenty of smash burgers. we are going to feed all of the vips. we have mac and cheese. we never come to fox without doinged smoked mac and cheese. >> we are cooking it up for y'all. >> check out this baby right here. this is the small little slider

that we're going to send in for y'all to eat. joe joe just a couple of johns from georgia feeding us up. i love it. we will be down there in a few minutes. [cheers] >> ainsley: they are excited to be here. this means unofficial announcement that summer has begun. doesn't start to june 21st i think. >> joe: it's a cultural transition. not necessarily a meteorological. >> joe: memorial day to labor day that's my summer. >> ainsley: democracy 2024 kicked off. ron desantis announced this week he is running for president. telling us right after memorial day weekend he is going to hit the ground running. he is going to go to des moines, iowa, new hampshire and south carolina for a campaign kickoff event. >> lawrence: he is set to give his first speech today. we will coverage of that later on in the program. this is ron desantis taking on former president trump. watch. >> i think a lot of what is he doing is showing everybody that

he understands that i have got a good chance to beat him because he doesn't criticize anybody else now. it's only me. they wouldn't do that if they didn't think that i had a chance because i think they realize i am offering folks a record of achievement that is second to none. >> lawrence: you know, this is what democracy looks like this. is the republican primary right now. there is no one that is appointed to the spot although all the polling suggested donald trump is the frontrunner, has the majority of the support from republicans. this is going to be a blood bath. history has taught us when there is a strong primary, it only makes whoever the nominee stronger, joey. >> joey: desantis said. --establishment republicans looking for someone more palatable or is this his own homegrown grassroots people in florida and around the country

that see what he has done. you know, desantis talked about how trump is only attacking desantis. all the other candidates are also attacking desantis. i don't know necessary what that means they know it's a race to second to be right there behind trump and find a stated in the primary to jump ahead of him there is a lot of pressure on desantis and give him credit for putting his hat in this ring knowing that everyone is going to compare him to trump and trump has such a winning record as president. he also carries that banner. all the arrows in his back curly all the conservatives that say woke ideology and woke democrats attacking who we are as people. trump has been there and taking those arrows. doing his part as well. >> ainsley: $8.2 million. donors summit and miami this week. it shows a lot of enthusiasm. this is historic because it tops the previous record that was made by joe biden. in his first 24 hours after announcing in 2019 he raised 6.3

6.3 million. donald trump put on truth social of a rocket exploding and ron! 2024 since he was on twitter spaces and it crashed. so many people watching and so much enthusiasm. tim scott was talking about because he also announced at the beginning of this week and he talked about how the democrats are trying to pin all these candidates against each other. listen to this. >> i think the road to socialism runs right through a divided republican party. everything we say about each other the democrats will weaponize against all of us no matter hot nominee is. i'm going to focus on the real problem in america. the real problem in america is the feckless leadership of joe biden. it is time for america to take a stand and elect a president who understands how it feels to be on both sides of the tracks. understand the broken pieces become an opportunity in

america. >> lawrence: it's clear that the senator from south carolina is going to be the kind one in this race. i don't think, look, obviously the media wants the candidates to fight because it's great for ratings. >> this is a primary. this is to show the council contrast. it's not so much as pinning each other against each other. it's showing that i deserve the nomination that i will be the strongest candidate to go against joe biden but it is clear senator tim scott's to stay on a positive message and greatness of america. will he have the support? i'm not sure. polling at 2%. 4% in some polls. we will see what happens. i'm excited about this primary. >> joey: this whole primary season is a race within a race within a race. who can beat trump. and also who can be the opposite of trump in the republican party and then there is the race of who can just get their platform and what they're most passionate about on that ticket as a v.p.? who can raise a lot of money because money equals power and say when they go to conference

and decide on a platform. not everyone running for president has the ambition of becoming president they do have the ambition of affecting what our party or republican party or conservings put out there as their platform. people like tim scott that we look and say maybe there is too many personalities. anybody can catch fire and all of them have the opportunity to effect what this party's platform is. >> lawrence: interesting point to make is this is elon musk right here. he said all presidential candidates welcome on platform. >> the most popular person is donald trump. he has truth social. allegations some rumors that perhaps at the desantis rollout that trump may come back to twitter. make some type of statement. make some type of video. i reached out to some folks in the trump camp, they say that's not true just yet. we'll have to see.

>> ainsley: bobby kennedy jr. is running for president and polling pretty well comparatively speaking. biden is getting more numbers than he is biden should be worried about this. his polling numbers according to the most recent poll and cnn poll not looking good for joe biden. so he needs to be worried and bobby kennedy said he would gladly, can't wait to go on twitter spaces, elon musk's platform. listen to this. >> now that governor desantis has worked the kinks out in that technology, we already are -- i feel badly for governor desantis because it should have been a great day in his life. i think it was marred a little bit by some of those glitches upfront. we are already in discussions with elon and i plan to go on there some time in the next couple of weeks. >> it's really populist democrat side. that's the space is he

controlling. he really said a lot of things like she even kind of beat up on the democratic party and he didn't defend the democrat party. he defended the idea that are progressive or democrat. outside of the establishment making it in the democrat party because they are blanketed tent means control what party says and does. nancy pelosi the iron gavel, you don't have that with him. he shows up on the democrat side but bringing a populist message that is a problem. >> morgan: democrat. is he married to cheryl hines curb your enthusiasm. >> lawrence: kennedys always find a way to marry someone. >> ainsley: she is a lot of fun. >> lawrence: a lot to pack in. the policies, we have a band. >> ainsley: band, barbecue. steve doocy, i think, has a better job though. he is at a tiki hut. >> lawrence: did you see how he

is dressed? he is dressed for florida. hey, steve. >> steve: that's right. hey, good morning to you guys. you know, ainsley, you are absolutely right. my wife kathy and i were at this place, it's tiki 52, north of the county line in martin county. we were having lunch the other day a couple of weekends ago my wife said this would be a perfect place to do breakfast with friends. so, when you look it, here we are right here. we are right at the intercoastal blowing rocks marine. marine that.they have never dont before. we didn't know if anybody was going to show up. it's called tiki 52. it's an actually tiki hut. look, everybody, you are on "fox & friends." that's a big crowd. [cheers] >> steve: come on over here. >> ainsley: i love the colorful chairs and tiki hut. >> steve: can we move this just a little bit? look at this. they put together a menu just for "fox & friends" this

morning. >> lawrence: that's love. >> ainsley: what's on it? what do you love? >> steve: listen, i think i'm going to have the tiki toast. has anybody had the tiki toast yet? >> we ordered it. >> steve: they have never done breakfast before you will have it by noon. >> they used your cookbook. >> steve: they used my cookbook. she is funny. here's the thing. the folks are here -- how many people watch "fox & friends"? [cheers] [applause] >> steve: okay. but folks want to talk about what's going on. because who likes -- remember, we're about 20 miles north of mar-a-lago. who likes donald trump? [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: um-huh. >> steve: okay. but, we are in the state of florida. who loves the governor? [cheers and applause] >> joey: interesting. >> steve: so everybody is here. we have got lots to talk about. by the way there are about 25 people running. does anybody like somebody else?

>> steve: right back there the lady at the bar. three hours. be here with these folks by then get your tiki toast. ainsley, come over here real fast. this guy is performing. it's a tiki bar. so this guy ricky young, is a fellow of note. he has recorded in nashville and stuff like that. you have got -- he had an interesting story for me and that is you know ainsley because you went to college with her. >> i did. we went to usc together and it was just a couple weeks ago you guys were talking about fellowship of christian athletes. i was the worship leader for that way back then. >> ainsley: yes, he was. >> steve: ainsley, full circle. >> i was known as enrique. >> ainsley: how cool is this. look what god has done to us. now we are both on "fox & friends" together. >> lawrence: that's so funny.

>> steve: ricco is going to be intranning these folks. we will get out of the way. what with a great way to kick off summer 2023 here atticky 52. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: look at ricco. takes you back. feels like yesterday we were in college, right? that was a long time ago. >> lawrence: did you expect that. >> ainsley: no. i didn't know he was down there. >> lawrence: joe is getting out of d.c. with no deal on the debt ceiling. polls show more trouble for the president. >> ainsley: speaking of travel. you might want package your patience this weekend. >> joey: three doors down takes the stage for summer all-american concert series. ♪ shines until the darkest place i'm so far down ♪ away from the sun ♪ shines the light away from me

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chicago's midway international airport. and if you are about to head out for a holiday weekend get away you are going to have plenty of company. >> lawrence: that's right, ainsley. airports across the country are preparing for what may end up being the busiest memorial day weekend ever. >> lawrence: and our very own todd piro is here with the latest. todd, tell us all about it. >> todd: good morning to all three of you. aaa 22 mr. hit the roads air and rails. airports really bracing for a record number of travelers. officials are fearing they will struggle to keep up with demand due to a major shortage of air traffic controllers. faa says staffing is now at 30 year low. that's not good. the biden administration issuing a warning back in martha this could lead to delays throughout the summer. official surge in travel fueling a spike in prices. many americans spending more than anticipated. the price to book a hotel room

up 3% from last year. food prices up over 8.5%. aaa best day to travel by car will be saturday and sunday. likely going to hit the most traffic if you head out today from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. roads bound to be congested on monday afternoon and evening when everybody tries to get back. back to you. >> ainsley: everyone is trying to get away. we need a break. >> joey: no air traffic controllers and everybody on the road. the air we will have deal with it, i guess. >> ainsley: check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> janice: here in the northeast really nice-looking forecast. take a look at the temperatures right here in new york city where it is fleet week. all memorial day weekend. 53 right now. little cooler than average. you know what? i mean, the next five days look spectacular. that doesn't always happen on memorial day weekend. we typically see some kind of wet weather. but we are going to be protected by high pressure. that is not the case for parts of the high plains as well as sections of the southeast.

severe storm threat from texas all the way up towards montana. there is the rain potential. heavy rainfall could cause some flash flooding. especially off the coast of the carolinas and georgia where we have this area of low pressure that's going to linger and bring gusty winds and unsettled weather. there are your highs today. 87 in new orleans. 84 in miami. 74 here in new york and 850 in ballcarrier. of course, keep you up to date fox weather.com for all your memorial day day travel forecast details. over to ainsley and the joneses. like a band name. ainsley and the joneses. >> joey: that would be a good band name. >> ainsley: i love it, guys. the problem is i can't sing or play a musical instrument. >> joey: me either. >> ainsley: we would not be even. >> joe: i can't tap my foot to the music anymore. [laughter] >> lawrence: a lot going on in washington. and you would think that the president with the debt ceiling, getting ready to be reached would stay there and talk to

congress. bring everyone in. and get a deal out. since he waited so long to start negotiating with congress. well, the president decided that he is going to go on a little vacation as he does every weekend. but the white house press secretary, well she has a defense of the president. watch. >> i can only speak for the president. i can't speak for the speaker and how he chooses to move forward with congress. what i can say is that the president could deal with this issue anywhere he is. and so i will just leave it at that. >> joey: you know it's really rich for her to say that knowing for the last 100 days the republicans asked to meet with the president. what we have learned if anything from the speaker the republicans are only going to come to the table if there is a table that they're actually coming, to they want to be in the room with the president. and when you run the people's house, the power of the purse, you get to dictate some things like how you will negotiate. the president can't run away from it, but i guess he needs to travel along camp david along with 42 million americans todd

told us everyone is traveling everywhere else this weekend. >> ainsley: that's the irony of the double standard. all go and enjoy the memorial day weekend with your family. be on a 24-hour stand by notice in case we need you to come back to washington. go be with your families and we will deal with this next week. the president of the united states is leaving. that's why republicans were saying that's not fair. you can't tear into us and yet the president of the united states is going to camp david. there's one democrat. congresswoman debbie dingell from michigan. he she said to my republican colleagues i'm staying i'm missing my goddaughter's wedding because i have to do a job. where are you. she was set to official united states your goddaughter's wedding over the weekend. she canceled those plans over the debt ceiling. wonder if she will get on a plane now because there is no one in washington. >> lawrence: she is one member. one member. from what i understand she is not one of the people that's negotiating this deal as well.

so, i love the optics of it. it sounds good. but, okay. we know exactly what is happening. >> ainsley: she is one member. she is one member. >> lawrence: one member and we all know the dingells have a residence in washington. >> joey: grandstanding. whoa is me, look at my sacrifice. >> lawrence: known to be what we say as a moderate "i'm not buying it." fox news polling over 50% of the country wants congress to cut some of the spends. we got some new polling about the condition of the economy. >> joey: wow. >> ainsley: look at that. >> lawrence: 18% say it's excellent or good. only 18%. only fair or poor, 83%. now, this is a jump from april where only 21 percent said it was excellent and good. and only 78 percent said it was fair or poor. so, again, this is what people are feeling. >> ainsley: common sense. >> joey: if you look at those numbers, steadily going down. even though the white house might say well we helped with jobless reports.

we helped with the cost of energy and they think they find little wins here and there but when you take the full (inter breadth of the economy. traction fraction of the cars available that used to be available. the supply chain is a problem. go into the grocery store and look at price of groceries overall. nothing going on with this economy that makes people thankfully a million more people are back to work because they don't feel that regular americans that were already working but paying astronomical prices for regular things, they don't feel that what they see is that everything seems a lot more specific than it used to be. and there's less of it available. >> lawrence: i'm so sorry, ainsley. >> ainsley: go ahead. >> these numbers are so critical because we are in the middle of election season. we know the past election. people didn't stop voting for donald trump because they didn't agree with the conditions of the economy. 52% of americans said they were better off under the trump administration's economy. record unemployment, black, hispanic, small businesses growth. people were bringing in their

franchises. ordering second homes. and it's changed since then. they disagree with the tone at the time. i think this impacts this election because people aren't doing so well now. will they deal with the tone shift to deal with the economy. aaron's. >> ainsley: inflation number one issue. i'm sure steve will take a poll down there at the diner. look at your own house. if you are in debt, do you spend and spend and spend? no. you pull back. you save. if you are in a bad position, if you lose your job. if the country inflation and groceries are going up. you might not buy that pocketbook. you might not buy that sweater at the department store because you need to buy eggs to feed your family or whatever it is. you just don't spend as much. so it's pretty -- it's common sense. if we're in debt. then don't spend as much. we would love to pay for everybody's college. i would love for you to pay -- pay me back for my college and pay all your student loans. can we afford it? no. you just can't.

>> lawrence: so simple. >> ainsley: yeah. so inch is. hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ashley: good morning. going to start with former new york city professor hit with a menacing and harassment charge after being seen on video chasing a "new york post" reporter with a machete. shellyne rodriguez surrendered to police. she claims she was the victim of all of this. hunter college be has since fired the professor who went viral for confronting a group of pro-life students days before the machete incident. and the union that once supported her has pulled the petition telling fox news digital they do not condone violence and after her court appearance. rodriguez was seen with an anti police tattoo on her hand. in washington, d.c., the house judiciary committee is demanding the justice department hand over any documents related to its participation in the removal of irs officials investigating hunter biden. and then today on capitol hill, irs whistleblower gary shapely will testify privately before the house ways and means committee. he says he immediately saw

irregularities after being assigned to investigate the president's son. accusing the doj of slow walking the probe. okay. this guy is just in the news all the time. pga club pro-michael block hits another epic shot less than a week after his dream-come-true hole in one. watch. >> oh he got it over the tree and this looks good. get up. oh, come on, now. [applause] >> just added to the legend. >> ashley: okay, so block was able to land his ball just feet from the cup. despite shooting off a gravel bridge and over several trees. unfortunately block would shoot 11 over par putting him in last place heading into round 2 of the charles schwab challenge. i just wonder how many golfers and how many athletes are out there like him that are so good, and you so he them like this and we see somebody like this it's great. i think it's great. because he is a pro-at a country

club. so he is not invited to all these pga tournaments so it's are great to see what an underdog. maybe he will join the tour. >> ashley: i don't know anything about golf but i thought that's pretty cool. >> lawrence: me either. >> ainsley: such a pretty sport. it's fun. if you have never been to a tournament they are great to go to. >> joey: i heard they are great in georgia. >> ainsley: just a little one there. >> lawrence: got to learn how to do it. >> ainsley: 10,000 cases just sitting on woke d.a. george gascon's desk. why a toxic workplace could be driving prosecutors out of the office and leaving criminals on the street. >> joey: plus the ultimate flightmare. terrifying moment a plane opens in mid-air where the traveler grabs the emergency exit lever. >> ainsley: no.

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4-month-old migrant baby girl has died at new york city hotel. the circumstances of the tragedy are still under investigation as the city copes with unprecedented influx of new arrivals. fox news correspondent bill melugin calling out the cbp after the agency claimed they don't provide free transportation for migrants. quote. this is blatantly false and reminds them that the government hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to nongovernmental organizations which then provide transportation to migrants. and tennessee national guard troops are now being deployed to the southern border to help deal with the surge of illegal immigrants. all of this as a new fox news poll shows 51% of americans think the border crisis is worse now than it was two years ago. now moving on to target. target losing over $9.3 billion in market value just one week after facing backlash over its pride month merchandise push. in an anheuser-busch still struggling losing 15.7 after

partnership with dylan full vainy trans influencer: boston celtics dominate game five against the miami heat after getting off fast start and never looking back. >>ing. >> ashley: take it about still hold 3 game series lead. game six is saturday night in miami. those are your headlines, lawrence. over to you. >> lawrence: now that's a game. america's crime crisis being fueled by far left agendas. let's take a deep dive into one of the biggest repeat offenders. los angeles where george gascon's office can be put into one word. toxic. it starts with the lack of manpower. los angeles county has 139 open positions in their office of district attorney. which could be the reason

there's a reported backlog of 10,000 cases. a former d.a. telling the post in my career as a prosecutor, i have never had victim family actually hate us until i came into this office. we are hated because of his politics. here to react former l.a. county sheriff alex alexville know a h. >> there has been 98 homicides. 441 rapes. sheriff, is this going to change? why is this happening? >> it's not going to change as long as you have someone like gascon in office who is permitted to protecting the rights of suspects and not victims. they created suspects as a new victims. and all of his policies are dedicated towards that in 2021 alone, his first full year in

office when i was sheriff, 13677 cases that we made arrests investigation interviews, victims, everything. he just dismissed them just with a brush of his hand because he does not care. for him, it's all about virtue signaling. it's all about supposedly dismantling a racist system. he believes that's his charge; however, victims, who are overwhelmingly people of color. he just does not care. he does not see them in all of the supporters establishment political establishment ability continue doing that while the community continues to suffer. >> lawrence: i was in not getting better for the folks. victims consistently tell me they don't get a call from the d.a. the support prosecutors, those adas that are there. they hear from them. but they don't hear from the d.a. i'm just wondering if the voters are going to do something about this. the recall effort failed. does there need to be a more progressive candidate? what do the voters want in l.a.?

>> well, i think the voters have definitely buyer's remorse. and if you look at the number of candidates now starting to appear, they are going to be challenging him next year. that's a positive sign. we need more and i think his polling numbers are very, very low. i don't see him succeeding for re-election and hopefully that's the case. we just got to encourage more people to file and to challenge him and there is over 200 vacancies, 139, that's a very conservative take. it's over 200 by most telling. the amount of people that have applied to be deputy, district attorneys. they had 100 applicants. they used to have thousands of applicants. and that was a major stepping stone in their career for a young attorney to be l.a. county deputy d.a. no longer. not a place to be. >> lawrence: you have the public defender who is a d.a. and adas don't want to work for that type of guy. sheriff, thank you for joining the program. >> you got it. >> lawrence: of courses we

reached out to the l.a. district attorney's office for a statement. we haven't heard back just like the victims there. coming up, the ultimate flightmare. the terrifying moment a plane door opened mid-air when a traveler grabs emergency exit lever and steve is having breakfast with friends in florida talking all things 2024. steve? >> steve: that's right, lawrence. when i grow up, i want to have a boat like that with four va 350s, just saying. we are live at the water's edge in tee questions that, florida we have people in there who want to talk politics over pancakes and tiki toast and we will as "fox & friends" rolls on live from florida in two minutes.

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that way somewhere. and all these folks have gotten up early to join us early on "fox & friends." thank you very much, everybody. ♪ all right. so we're talking to people earlier, how were for. it's a crowd which is about 50/50. half for trump, half for desantis. he is just waving. what's your name? >> rick. >> who do you like in the presidential? >> this time around i'm going to go trump, 2028 i will go desantis. >> steve: he is your guy next time. >> yeah, the one after this. >> steve: see the thing is donald trump lives 20 miles south of here but the governor is ron desantis who is featured on that that i have never seen before. >> parental rights. moved here from oregon. 13. if they weren't in the delivery room they don't get a vote and he backs me up on it. >> steve: very good. when we did -- when we pulled

the audience. i'm going to go around you, chris everyone was for trump or desantis except this lady at the bar. what your name. >> my name is ava. >> steve: it's a little early i didn't for. >> no. alex -- offered you breakfast beer last time you were in town. >> steve: that's right. my wife and i were at this place a couple weeks ago. what is it that you like about tim scott. >> i have known tim for 30 years. i'm from charleston, south carolina. >> steve: is he a great man. >> is he. he is a good christian. >> steve: when you get the chance for vote for presidential nominee, you would vote for him? >> absolutely. >> steve: all right. very good. >> i would urge everyone to. >> given what you are wearing red, white, and whether you i think i know whose team you are on. >> yes, sir. randy lundy. >> steve: why is it you want the former president to be the nominee this time? >> he is a strong man. he's a fighter. he is purposeful. and he has a proven track record

in his first administration to turn everything around that we need to fix in this country. >> steve: all right. very good let's go on that side. short on time. very shortly out on a boat which should be good because i don't have a pilot's license. let me pull the audience here, who you, when it comes to presidential politics, who would like to see desantis as president but would hate to see him go as governor? >> this guy over here. is he pointing at his shirt. what your name. >> jim. >> steve: what is it that you like about the current governor? >> he has just proven himself over and over again, especially with the pandemic. you know, he went against all advice and kept florida open. you know, you live in this county, steve. there are 17,000 new residents in palm beach county this past year. people are voting with their feet. they're all coming to florida. he wants to make, you know, the u.s. like florida. you know, and he can be in there

for eight years. trump is good for four. i want to see desantis in there for eight years. i want him to get everything straightened out. >> steve: thank you very much for your opinion. how is breakfast so far. >> it's wonderful. >> steve: looks like the taco. >> i had the breakfast taco. >> steve: all right. talk to people coming up live atticky 52 at the water's edge. back to you in new york. i'm sorry you are missing the breakfast tacos because they look delicious. just saying. >> lawrence: i don't know if that's working on vacation or vacationing on work. but looks fun. >> ainsley: thank you very much, steve. we will check back in with you. >> ainsley: ultimate flightmare caught on camera. terrifying moment for passengers caught on oceania air flight today in south korea when a plane door opens in mid-air after a traveler grabs the emergency exit lever. the plane was moments from landing when the door flew open, causing a shocking tunnel of air to burst into that cabin. at least 12 people were hurt. but their conditions are not

known at this point where your seat bet. my goodness. the plane landed safely and the person who opened the door it detained by airport police and could face 10 years in prison. chuck schumer taking a swipe at the supreme court after it delivered a major blow to president biden's effort to regulate wet lands, lakes and ponds across the country with a 9-0 vote. despite the unanimous ruling. the senator tweeted this: this maga supreme court is continuing to erode our country's environmental laws. this ruling will mean more polluted water and more destruction of wet lands. we will keep fighting to protect waters. republicans and industry groups are defending the decision for halting e.p.a. rules. they describe as obsessive. and those are your headlines. i mean the vote was unanimous. come on. >> lawrence: all those liberal justices. >> lawrence: maga liberals. >> lawrence: coming up. usaa poppy wall of honor heads

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brand new additions. 133-foot wall features over 645,000 poppies. one poppy for every single service member since world war i who has made the ultimate sacrifice. our next guest joins us now from the wall. u.s. aa senior vice president of military affairs and retired navy admiral john bird. >> admirable, good morning, welcome to the show. >> good morning, joey. thanks so much for having us. >> joey: i understand. this i would like for you to tell our audience why the poppy is symbolic of those who have given their life in service. >> thank you, joey it, goes back to world war i when canadian physician army doctor john mccrea observed one of his friends being buried. the poppies growing across the field. he penned a poem by that name. and it then an american picked up the cause, wrote her own poem we shall keep the faith and lob

idea hard and in 1920 the poppy became international symbol of remembrance like the one i'm wearing in my lapel. not only in great britain, france and canada here in the u.s. on memorial day we wear the poppy to remember those men and women as you said said who paid the all the ultimate sacrifice so we could enjoy our wall of life. >> joey: more than simply a wall of flowers. there is interactive. there's a lot more going on with it. down on the national mall. tell us about the wall. >> thanks, joey. we are right next to the reflection pool at the foot of the lincoln and the wall as you said is 133 feet long with 645,000 poppies. on the back side of the wall you can see are panels that are informative and educational about the various wars and combat we have been in since world war i. and this year we added a special panel commemorating the 50th anniversary of the end of the war in vietnam, as well as a panel that reflects the social

post of anybody that wants to post. poppy in memory, if you will go on twitter, or instagram and mark that with a #you can give your own remembrance about someone who gave their lives for us or some special kind of post. zoe joey real quick. this is memorial day. i like to honor certain individuals in my life daniel greer, floyd holly and others. is there anyone you would like to honor memorial day. >> i'm a real hero fan of world war ii. there are several men that i think about who gave their lives, were awarded the medal of honor so we could win great battles like the battle of coral sea. so i remember them. i remember who he o'hare a grey aviator. they made a difference in our lives and future. >> joey: admirable, thank you so much for joining us. i love what you are doing. i hope to get down there and see it one day. >> thank you so much. and thank you for having us.

>> joey: yes, sir. the wall of honor will be on display today and sunday. >> go to usaa digital poppy wall.com pay tribute and use #poppy in memory. that's amazing thing. i'm so glad they are doing it. ladies and gentlemen, the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ love me when i'm gone ♪ hold me when i'm scared ♪ and love me when i'm gone ♪ everything i am ♪ and everything you need ♪ i want to be the one you wanted me to be ♪ i never let you down ♪ even if i could ♪ give up everything ♪ if only for your good ♪ so hold me when i'm hear ♪ hold me when i'm scared. >> >> lawrence: it's that time of the year the all-american summer concert series gramm