>> so memorial day to means remembering the fallen soldiers before me, people i currently serve now and the future we have coming with us. thank you so much. >> listen, real quick. we have a lot of sailors. can i get a uh raw. that is what i am talking about. thank you for joining us. [applause] >> bill: pretty good, good morning. friday, putting parental rights, ron desantis about to give remarks on education. huge topic. good morning on this memorial day i am bill hemmer dana has the day off. >> good to be with you bill, i am jacui heinrich. this is "america's news room."

>> live look at orlando, governor desantis is about to schedule to speak 9:30 eastern bring it to you live. >> bill: keep it in mind, suggests governor looking to make parental rights signature issue. >> jacqui: governor will make stops in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. educational debate looms large, we speak with kim reynolds. lucas is at the white house. >> reporter: hey, jacui heinrich. many people think he is not a strong leader, let's look at this new fox news poll, 33% think biden is a strong leader. nose dive from 49% that thought he was strong in october 2020. here is karl rove yesterday on

your show. >> this guy is in real trouble. do we think people are going to see him as strong? >> he is in big trouble on that issue. >> another fox news shows honest and trustworthy. joe biden polls is a strong leader, 51% think donald trump strong leader on the question of corruption. joe biden 44%. donald trump 55%. on fundraising, desantis largest haul, 8.2 million dollars first 24 hours announcing presidential campaign. biden campaign yet to reveal fundraising numbers. biden did troll desantis campaign and president's age seems to keep coming up, yesterday, jacui heinrich, you

asked the question in the briefing. >> jacqui: what do you think of hilary clinton defending feinstein over questions of age not defending joe biden? >> i have not heard these companies. >> reporter: you mention desantis speaking orlando. ronald reagan gave famous evil empire speech 1983. >> bill: question of the day well done. iowa governor kim reynolds, they are coming your way, your state is about to be invaded ron desantis next tuesday and wednesday, thursday, new hampshire, friday, south carolina schedule for him. swami already, tim scott there earlier in the week. what are you hearing from your voters their priorities? >> it is the economy.

the border, illegal immigration. parental empowerment educational reform, top priority of mine this last legislative session. economy, border, safety, then just freedom. just the attack, overreach and chaos we continue to see from the biden administration front and center. what is encouraging to me, bill, we continue to see huge crowds at all of the events. iowans showing up, knowledgeable about the issues, asking good questions and listening. no. 1 priority of iowans this go around pick the candidate they will beat joe biden. they are checking and kicking tires of all the candidates coming through iowa. i love they are showing up. we are just getting started.

>> bill: our top five concerns on our polling: you mentioned what iowa, inflation, higher prices, 90% reflection of economy. future of the country 88. crime, political divisions and debt ceiling. does that align with what you hear where you are? >> yeah, when i talk about the economy, inflation, cost of living. we have an administration that doesn't take that into consideration. they are full steam ahead to spend more money. when you have a 60% of americans cutting spending should be a part of the debt negotiations, that should tell you where americans are at. families are feeling the pain of increased cost. when you add to that, open border, just the safety and the attack on this country, and the freedoms that define who we are as america, you see it every

single day. you have seen it from this administration. overreach, chaos, the fact, they don't think parents should be in charge of their child's education. on every issue they go to government leading the charge not individuals, americans, parents across the board, they know better than the people that they have been elected to serve. i tell ya, people want somebody that is going to stand their ground and character to say no under intense scrutiny. they want an individual that steps into the oval office after this presidential election decisive and make decisions that will get this country, and america back on track. >> bill: we just heard tim scott talk about party of parents. governor talking about state of emergency. share one thing with our viewers

this is from march now, favorable views of desantis and trump. in iowa two months old. both men very comfortable there. desantis 75. trump 80%. governor thank you for your time. big fair begins on the 11th of august. >> busy fair. >> bill: get ready for an invasion, kim reynolds thanks. >> thank you, bill. >> jacqui: holiday travel rush underway as one of the busiest memorial day weekends ever. more than three million americas planing to take to the skies according to aaa. alexis is at the airport and what to expect? >> reporter: it could change in the next few hours, massive crowds and delays. air travel this holiday weekend busiest since before the

pandemic. this is what it looks like at the airports across our country. this memorial day weekend on track to be the busiest at airports since 2005, jacui heinrich as three and a half million are expected to fly, united predicting this memorial day busiest in more than a decade. >> now that we are in this post pandemic era, people want to get back out there and travel across the u.s., international travel up significantly, aaa reporting more than 200% increase international travel compared to 2022. >> reporter: tsa preparing adding more staff and facial recognition scanners to help handle the travel surge. see if it helps. follows a lists of recent disruptions, southwest cancelled 15,000 flights over the winter holiday due to technical failures, department of transportation initiated new

rules to compensate passengers and free rebooking if they caused delay and cancellations. biden administration launching a portal for passengers to submit claims, transportation secretary buttigieg is going to show if the system is ready. listen. >> it will be a test of the system. all of us have airline stories from last summer and disruptions, cancellation and delay rates at unacceptable proportions last year. it is important that not happen again. >> reporter: even if you get to the airport no major delays or cancellations. another hurdle. faa major control issue, staffing issue with air traffic control. you are luke lucky you live in

washington, d.c. >> jacqui: alexis, thank you. >> bill: severe weather targeting the region. heavy rain and gusty winds rough surf expected. south south carolina wild weather already begun. check this out. >> what in the world? >> i don't want to be those people right there. >> bill: that is going to get atte attention, dust devil whipped across a crowded beach in south carolina. i don't know why they are talking about bad weather here. i think we are doing something right, beautiful. janice says we are a-okay. >> jacqui: that is what we like to see. in new video.

>> 194 people on this flight in south korea. look at this video you can see the wind rushing through the plane, people screaming onboard. no one fell out, 12 people injured, most with breathing issues. group of teenagers, athletes on to track and field computation. about an hour long, opening a plane door simply isn't possible they are locked and secure. this passenger was able to open the door during the decent, 700 feet before arriving at the airport. some of the passengers tried to stop the person before opening the door. as you can see he was later arrested in this photo. currently detained. this is a 33-year-old man,

suspect. why did he open the door? that is the big question no word on motive. despite traumatic experience, flight landed safely. a lot of pilots say security questions. these doors are secured, pressurized cabins. also safety features to prevent this happening. >> jacqui: that is the stuff of night meres, alex hogan, thank you. >> bill: professor caught on camera threatening a new york post reporter in court facing charges. latest on that legal back and north. what it could mean for your health ahead. >> bill: americans feeling squeeze in the pocketbook. new polling on the economy. this is not good news for white house and present biden. >> jacqui: watching podium in

orlando as we wait for governor rodan desantis to take the mic.

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>> jacqui: live look in orlando. florida governor ron desantis appearing at an education conference in orlando and we'll

take you there when remarks begin. >> bill: emotions running high. group of texas mothers saying they are on the frontlines in the war against fentanyl and other dangerous drugs. casey, hello. >> bill good morning. this is a grass roots loss turning it into prevention. they have lost children to fentanyl and all live in ts getw passed named after 19-year-old tucker row after taking a fake percocet laced with fentanyl. stefani came up with the idea of mandating schools introduce curriculum on dangers of the powerful drug. >> this is a war, our sons were

casualties of this war. we want to have people join us, join forces. we are stronger together and make a bigger impact. >> bill: tucker's law passed the house last week. senate approved it this week. require texas public schools teach six graders through high school seniors about the synthetic drug and tiny amount, 12 grains of table salt can kill. >> politics has nothing to do with it, it is about keeping kids safe in schools. >> reporter: tucker's law will cross governor abbott's desk for signing. bill? >> >> bill: casey, thanks, casey steegle in dallas. jacui? >> jacqui: 83% of voters say

economy is in fair or poor shape. that negative number five points higher from a similar poll last month. forbes chairman steve forbes. >> good to be here. it is the economic equivalent of walking pneumonia. not enough to put you in bed dragging you down, draining the energy. economy fatigue. wages aren't going up fast enough. feeling country is adrift. negotiations on debt ceiling. my goodness. they can't control spending even though it is two trillion higher. people throw up their hands these people are out of control. >> bill: you have to do a double take of the president and white house. 48% say biden's policy hurting them.

48%. only 20% believe they are getting help from the administration. that is not good. >> no. i think that is why next year, joe biden will not be the democratic party nominee. >> bill: whoa. you are on record. >> on record. because economy, they can sweep the hunter stuff away. that has a stench. poor economy. president people feel is not up for the job certainly not next four years. i don't know what the scenario is going to be. can't have him running in november 2024. >> bill: this is what jacui does for a living. >> jacqui: who do you think it could be if not joe biden? >> you could see replay, spirit of 2020. fearing bernie would take over. they didn't want bernie to take over so engineered joe biden's nomination.

gov governor newson. governor of michigan. vice president kamala harris. cannot go with this guy in this condition after the debates in the republican party show this is a party developing ideas. a lot of the of new ideas. people want something new. >> bill: that viewpoint is in minority. if so, reply this video. >> replay it any way. >> bill: jacui knee deep in debt ceiling negotiations. you mentioned bernie sanders on cnn. >> i think if republicans are prepared to hold the entire world economy hostage, hey, mr. president you have no alternative to make massive cuts. the president does have an

alternative, 14 amendment is pretty clear. >> jacqui: democrats largely melting down about this bill, have not negotiated don't know what is in it. what do you think about that mixed with the polling we had earlier. 57% of americans oppose raising debt limit without spending cuts. that is the position right now of a lot of democrats trying to protect spending. >> a lot of democrats realize they can't go into election with conditions they have today. they know they are going to have to come up with something. joe biden can say all he wants about republicans. ship heading for the iceberg. can't blame it on the passengers and crew. all of it falls on him. they sit down with republicans, they vowed they would never do. it will pass congress, bipartisan support and opposition. block of republicans say no. block of democrats will say no. they will pass something.

my only real disappointment. they will put it off of 2024. i would like one more bite at the apple for spending restraints. another thing, get rid of irs agents. >> bill: may have some luck. biden verses the voters. that is the point. >> good stuff. fact of the matter is ultimately public opinion prevails. white house can spin it all they want. >> jacqui: do you see us getting downgraded? >> even if they do, the markets make their own decisions. i'll be blunt. more about publicity. no impact on the market. they do these things second by second. >> bill: love it steve forbes, he came to play. june 1 is next thursday the deadline.

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to make up. >> bill: meanwhile from washington irs whistle blower, gary shaply will testify before house, ways and means committee. >> when i took control of this particular investigation, i immediately saw way outside the norm of what i have experienced in the past. there was multiple steps that were slow walked at the direction of department of jus justice. >> had you ever encountered that before? >> no. these deviations were not normal process and always benefit the subject. >> bill: john levine, good morning to you. hearing behind closed doors. how significant is it house and

ways committee. >> extremely significant. he is public and can testify. meat on the bones to allegations he made to cbs news. he talked about irregularities and slow walking what does that mean? what was slow walked, who? that is what i am hoping we'll get out of this hearing. >> jacqui: does it hurt his credit he is not speaking to senate democrats? >> at a certain point he will have to. they should. if they are real, he should be able to answer questions. >> bill: shaply was a supervisor among criminal investigations, this is what i think is significant overseeing team of 12 agents who specialized in international tax and financial crimes. clearly that is in the wheel

house of what hunter biden is doing for his own business. >> this man is a registered republican and civil servant of 14 years. lying in mist l blower complaint is a crime. they are granted federal protection when they come forward. i'll recall 2018 we had a whistle blower make allegations and led to impeachment. this is just one. i expect we'll see multiple ones in the months ahead. >> jacqui: what do you make of reporting, some reports citing former officials normal to have someone brought off of a case if investigation stage concluded. up to the prosecution to get where things go next. >> hard to know. we don't know where the investigation stage is. investigation going on six years. itself very bizarre.

that we have not gotten definitive answer. we have had people from january 6th, tried, served their sentence and released. >> bill: interesting point. did they see him do something illegal or slow walking investigation to find the answer? >> that is the million dollar question. hopefully that is something he'll be able to answer under oath in front of congress. >> jacqui: if it is proven they were slow walking, who is responsible for that? >> good question, where was it coming from? i don't think the irs would be acting rogue. he said it came from the department of justice pulling the strings. does that implicate merit garland? >> bill: you have been on it from the beginning. john levine, thank you very much. i think i heard governor

desantis in my ear. >> we rank no. 1 in educational freedom. [applause] >> we rank no. 1 in parental involvement in education. [ cheers and applause ] and rank no. 1 in higher education affordability. no tuition increases at our state universitys in a decade. we are going to keep it that way. [applause] part of the reason we are able to do that is because while we embrace home school parents and provide more support than any state, we also understand it is not something every parent can do. when it came time to make decisions during covid, follow t crowd, advocate your office to

dr. fauci or stand up to make sure kids are in school. we made sure using our authority every school district starting summer 2020, every school had to be open for in-person instruction. parents had the ability to send their kid to school in person. we knew it was the right thing to do. media lying about it. the left was lying. even some republicans were very weak on it. we did the right thing. now nobody wants to admit they wanted to lock kids out of school year and a half. you have seen results 2020-2022 people have totally vanished from some of these urban school districts across the country. chicago 25,000 fewer students than 2020. los angeles 43,000 fewer students. new york, 50,000 fewer student

than in 2020. in florida, our school enrollment is up and our home school numbers are up. [ cheers and applause ] but you think of a place like chicago. these kids you are more likely to get shot than you are to get a world shot education in some of these places. what they have been doing is total ly destructive. school unions trying to say it was too dangerous. and yet in may, late may 2020, they started to do george floyd protests, blm riots came out of that. people are saying wait a minute if you can't do school because of covid, people have to stay in their homes because of covid, how is it okay to have thousands

of people crowded together to do these protests and many of them became riots. you had health bureaucrats said you shouldn't have kids in school, shouldn't have economy open, absolutely should be out protesting regardless of covid. that is when you knew this was all a total fraud. they were using political ideology and control your behavior. they wanted to lock the kids out of the school, not because it was too dangerous to have the kids in school. they didn't want to have to have kids in school. we showed and blew up that entire narrative in florida standing against it. when you saw the rioting going on in minneapolis. i called out our national guard. we were not going to let florida cities happen. it will never happen here. [applause]

we have to be honest about the destruction we have seen throughout our country particularly in these urban areas and put interest of school unions ahead of interest of parents and students. education is important issue as a governor, i know how important it is for the state. i also look at it through the lens of being a father, six, five and three year old. my wife and i really believe in our bones in the rights of parents to direct the education and up bringing of their kids. [applause] >> bill: just wanted to give you flavor of what the governor is talking about in orlando. jacui, this whole idea about covid and decisions, that is a line he is going to use throughout the entire primary

season outsourcing job to dr. fauci. you know that is directed at the former president. >> jacqui: it is smart he is focussing on education. democrats don't see it as a kitchen table issue. that is a mistake. >> bill: okay, tuesday iowa, desantis two days there, as we ment mentioned new hampshire and south carolina. breaking news from the vatican. cancelled meetings, fever for the 86-year-old pontiff. no details on how sick. last time that serious fever spiked he went to the hospital and acute bronchitis. he will not be out in st. peter's square. he will not attend his meetings. want to bring that to you as we prepare for memorial day in the

u.s. sending him our best. >> jacqui: absolutely. former minnesota -- threatening a new york post reporter with a machete. hunter college fire today professor. she made headlines one of the students is joining us next year. today's new york post knuckle head after rodriguez seen with antipolice tattoo on her hand. >> bill: meanwhile biden administration trying to move ahead full steam on green agenda. getting push back from other branches of government. supreme court handing down ruling rolls back epa to police water pollution. grady trimble, grady? >> hi bill. business groups praising this

supreme court decision reigns in biden administration overreach narrowing which waterways protected by clean water act. the supreme court's decision in sack it vepa is a victory for ranch owners. ruled in favor of americans he says, specifically the court ruled in favor of an idaho couple epa blocked building a home near wetlands. white house is not pleased with this ruling. >> court's decision aims to take our country backwards and jeopardize sources of clean drinking water for farmers and millions of americans. clean water act is the reason why america's lakes today are swimable.

>> this is the second decision in the pass year that chips away at the agency's authority. conservatives calling into question another epa proposal aimed at getting more to switch over. asking to reverse proposed rule before it is made final. that will almost certainly face legal action just like these other cases. >> bill: more to come, grady thank you so much. earlier this hour talked about to iowa governor kim reynolds education and parent's rights. that is the topic desantis is on. take you back there. >> you have narrative and left trying to jam this in. make no mistake, they don't want

the parents involved in education. they don't want the parents involved in education they view you as an impediment to ideological agenda to indoctrinate kids with their agendas. sorry, i choose our beliefs as parents over beliefs of ideological left. [ cheers and applause ] sdd! >> it is important we are stanting up for the rights of parents to be involve. it is not about me, this is a team effort. we got involved in school board races, 29 conservative school board candidates win election. they are making a big difference. [ cheers and applause ]

we also understand our school system should be about educating kids not indoctrinating kids. that means we have gone on the offense against toxic ideologies like critical race theory. we eliminated that in our k-12 schools. we are not teaching kids to hate our country or each other with your tax dollars. it is important we are clear about that. also important to say okay that is not what you want out of education, what are you for? what do you want to see in education? we put emphasis american civics back in classroom as a focal point of education. now offer a great course. it is a 50-hour course for teachers, they can take if they take it they get a $3,000 bonus. hillsdale college, all these

experts talking about the foundations of our republic. talking about things like the history of the english constitution. religious influences, enlightenment. all these things that have become a lost art in modern american society. we need to teach these kids about our constitution. our bill of rights. we need to teach them why people have been willing to fight and die to preserve our way of life. >> bill: this is a hot button issue among all republican carbon dioxides. more on this as we move to iowa after the break. jacui. >> jacqui: chinese chinese hackers -- under george w. bush

managing director of beacon strategies, mike, thanks so much for being here. we heard about it through microsoft and five eyes abseptember of any statement from the white house. are they trying not to further frost relations with beijing? >> that is a theme of late with the biden administration. they think our relations are in a free fall. they should talk about it today. extraordinary development. all of our services in the english speaking world got together to put a warning out to networks and private sector. let them now how to find this pernicious malware on critical infrastructure systems across the united states.

>> jacqui: experts are saying this could be the largest campaign against the u.s. in history. its aimed at limiting ability of u.s. to communicate with asia. is that a signal from china taiwan better not be an issue? >> i think it is. you are on to something. chinese consistently trying to send us a message that we ought not intervene in a possible taiwan war if the chinese were if go and try take that particular island. they want to send the message extraordinary capabilities, blow up carriers, take out communication gear and otherwise prevent us from succeeding. they are trying to deter us from getting involved. >> jacqui: what do you make of that announcement this simulated

war game world's biggest aircraft carrier gerald r. ford when you game out war games. >> i think they are trying to put it out to send us a message they have sufficient military capability to take our carriers out long before they could arrive on the scene to help in a taiwan contingency. it is a reminder for those of us in the united states as we need to gear up defense industrial base, quick system to develop long range antimissiles to hold at bay. why do we care about taiwan? economically important.

we need a presence there and continue to build our military in case the chinese try to go at taiwan some time soon. >> jacqui: watching for any statement from the white house. michael allen, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> bill: so memorial day travelers hitting the road for holiday destinations all over the nation. what you should expect heading out of town. fever not broken taylor swift mania, jacui. one is telling those without tickets to stay away, tell you why. [music] were supposed to keep left there. hmm? what is this place? the other side of the rest stop. bundles as far as the eye can see. if you're looking for a first mate, i know a guy.

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earlier forecast this week didn't pan out. we thought we would get rain. so far sunny, blue skies, 70s people in light layers no barillas. >> it is really nice out. i thought it was going to be chile. i was not sure how to dress it is nice. >> something to look out for is the rip currents. moderate south shore of long-term, delaware, maryland border beaches. something to keep in mind jersey shore. we could see winds gusting 25 miles an hour through the weekend. people will take that over the rain, bill? >> >> bill: katie thanks, katy burn from fox weather. we know who the blame. talk to katy. >> jacqui: she has the best

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