>> i'm not asking people to sit around and weep and moan. i expect people to enjoy barbecue withs their barbecues s and run a mur we have the cross fit workouts -- murph with the cross fit workouts. go do that but don't lose sight that the freedoms is a gift from the men and women who paid for that gift with their future, with their dreams and with their lives. that's what memorial day means. it means remember. ♪will: the memorial day band

performing on this weekend. former navy seal how we remember to remember. thanks to the service members we have onset this morning.

joey, who you hanging out with? >> there's no better place for a marine than surrounded bay bunch of sailors and i'm in the safest place. you were surprised to find out i was in the marine corp.; is that right? >> yes, sir. >> tell me about your service. jaire i'm here with the uss wasp from tennessee and i've been here for 13 years. reporter: 13 years and in 13 years you understand memorial day. i was telling the producer when you interviewed young service members for different per spect and i have what does memorial day mean for you? >> it's about remembering the people that served well before me and those that aren't here today. reporter: it's as simple as that. you look a bit younger than that guy. i doubt you've been in as long. how long? >> i hit my year mark in february, sir. i'm from san diego, california, and i'm 19 years old, youngest on board uss wasp

reporter: youngest on board. in the marine corp. we have a tradition we celebrate our birthday and the youngest comes forward to accept the knowledge, youngest from the oldest and are you getting wisdom from the older sailor s? >> yes, i am from the older ones and the rest of the people around me, sir. reporter: listen, the sailors here, there are some marines here. i'm going to hang out with them and gain knowledge and wisdom myself and i know this early in the morning, you're not going to get a lot of marines off that boat because they had too much none last night. will and rachel, back over to you. rachel: these are the good guys. the rest are sleeping in. reporter: the ones that can follow rules. rachel: got it. will: awesome to have them on fox square this morning. joey, thank you for that. we'll have the band with us this morning and we continue to bring you in to memorial day weekend. now to a fox news alert, president biden votes for camp david but congress has not reached a deal on the debt ceiling. rachel: both sides get ago

little breathing room and treasury secretary janet yellen pushes back the default deadline by just a few days. alexandria hoff is live in dc with more on that. >> good morning. according to the president, a deal is close and things are looking good. that was said departing for camp david yesterday. republicans and democrats did seem close to a final pact last night. that's the update we have. there are still major sticking points and fox news was told that permitting reform for emergency programs is now out as for strengthening work requirements for government aid, republicans say the debt ceiling will not be raised without it but democrats appear unwilling to budge on that lending strong words. >> to me at this point, if they want to continue to be economic terrorists, that's invoking the 14th amendment and minting a coin. and keeping the economy moving. >> strong words indeed, the department has reassessed the

default deadline from june 1 to the 5 and the white house correspondent association called out the biden administration for a lack of focus at this time. saying the waca board pushed hard for the white house to hold a briefing on friday or over the weekend given intense interest in the high stakes debt ceiling negotiations and the economy could go off the cliff and the white house was not persuaded that the public deservinged to see them answer questions. monday is a federal holiday and means there could be four days in the midst of a federal crisis without the briefing and briefings are not the only way that information is shared to the press. guys. will: thank you for that, alexandria. we'll keep you up to date on that throughout the weekend as we hope to move towards resolution coming towards the debt ceiling. rachel: i want to read you a quote from victor davis hanson on this debt ceiling saying this is his analysis of what we're going through. we'll keep up borrowing and printing bread and circus money until like late imperial rome

there's finally no money for the upkeep of infrastructure, domestic law and order and deterrence against foreign enemies and what cannot go on will not go on and all the absurdities of the present will end with a bang, not a whimper. this is a really serious deadline and it's interesting how it's being played out as you mentioned earlier and people staking what their priorities are and if they don't come to a deal, this has major ramifications here. ramifications here. joey: you can't help but think about military service and in that thinking back to past wars and world war ii, there's people alive today who did not view this country as a super power too big to fail in their child house themselves and that's one thing unique about where we are right now and almost like people in dc thinking there's no way to fail and spend our way through it and when they translate that to every day americans, that's

when it gets dangerous. rachel: yeah, no question. will: rachel, you many h a fascinate -- you had a fascinating interview earlier with a whistle blower talking about migrants being put up in hotels in new york city and includes everything from violence to drunk children. you had amazing interview with a man named carlos arriano who worked at this hotel where some of the pictures are coming from. he supplied some of the pictures and there's video. what he had to tell you a bit earlier, rachel. >> we find fake passports, fake social security cards, all kinds of fake documents in this hotel every day. every day we find about 10 kids alone in their hotel rooms either drinking or doing drugs with weapons will be in the room. we're not allowed to go in there. if they are kicked out of the hotel, they get sent to a processing center at port authority where they get given a second hotel.

so say a husband decides to beat his wife up. he will get kicked out and they will just process him into a single men's hotel. so it's -- you break the law, it's not a we're going to report you to proper authorities. it's let's give you a second or third hotel room and you still stay in the city. rachel: they're a protected class, if you will. we've seen that in history before as well. at the beginning he said we see fake documents. he was responding to a question i asked him about the children in the hotel. we see 10 year-olds, he said that -- it wasn't just like one incident with a 10-year-old drunk. they are constantly seeing children with no supervision and i asked hip, you know, there are parents around. do you know those are their pans, the ones that are -- pans the ones taking care of them. he said no, there's fake documents and we can't verify that. this is a really, crazy, dangerous situation we have

here. joey: this highlights the idea that when we talk about abuse of children and some of the more heinous things that border patrol agents see. it's like americans think that just stops at the boarder and doesn't come on into the country and continue to happen. talking about a husband beating up a wife, a 10-year-old drunk. that's abuse of the worse kind and if we can't stop that here what, are we doing? will: absolute chaos. rachel: he talked about the ingratitude he's a young man working in the hotel and he ended up quitting. but just he was disgusted by the fact that the american taxpayer is providing this. this is the way they treat these rooms and just the sense of entitlement that he got from these migrants and again, what could be more entitled than you break the law and they just process you and put you in another hotel. sending the wrong message to these new migrants, illegal

myograns to the country. migrants to the country. joey: i wish veterans got the same benefit of the doubt. rachel: i said do you recall americans being put in the hotel on this scale? he said we had some in the past but they got kicked out. that was his assessment. we'll turn to your headline. old navy closing decades-old location in downtown san francisco this summer. the retailer says it's "always evaluating its real estate portfolio to ensure a healthy fleet of stores that can provide the best possible experience for our customers". old navy joins a growing list of companies that are closing stores in the crime plagued city of san francisco. meanwhile in los angeles, a starbucks takes out its seating citing safety concerns. the move comes as customers say the homeless are constantly harassing workers. and the white house celebration for the champion lsu lady tigers comes to a halt after one of the

players collapses during president biden's remarks. watch this. >> they're immense champs. everything is okay. we're going to -- rachel: wow, medical staff responding quickly after that player fainted and thankfully she's doing all right. coach kim mulkey says "as you can see, we leave our mark where we go". a debt session on vacation etiquette going viral on reddit and one guest shares her strategy of removing beach towels used to reserve chairs. i don't like that lady. we send one of the kids out to reserve the chair. some users calling her a hero arguing the entire concept of reserving a seat use ago towel is ridiculous.

joey: amen. rachel: joey, we'll have to fight about it. most have signs at the pool if your seat is unattended for 30 minutes, your stop can be moved and one traveler blaming the hotels and they don't, why don't resorts ever have enough seats for everybody like we sent people to space. that was out. we should be able to figure this one out. will: go down and reserve nine chairs and throw towels over the whole thing and joey can't find a place to sit. rachel: i send three kids down and can't find a place and they reserve them. gee wee: there's one thing about reserving them before you get down there and they have a chair with all their stuff and they're in the pool for four hours and they're up in the room. somebody else needs to be able to use the chair, i'm telling you you're wrong on this. rachel: let me put this straight and i want you to think about what it took me to get nine kids on vacation and you're going to tell me i can't get a chair.

i'm just saying it you come and take my towel away, you'll have me to deal with. will: sailors out here in new york for fleet week. joey: great recipes for memorial day weekend, family cookout. let's toss it over to the master built founding family members. the meclamore boys. >> thank you for not calling me his brother. that's been a standing joke here lately. we're the temecula mother boys but we're father son. we have mini sliders that we're

grilling on the charcoal griddle. if you love the flavor of charcoal and want the convenience of all the grills you've been cooking on, this is the grill. check it out at masterbuilt.com and also before we get out of here, we have to give a good thank you to everyone for helping us supply all the spices. this is great because this is rachel's. will, you can't have it. i know pete's not here to have this too to maybe joey can partake in this burger. this is a great little slider. we griddled the little mini sliders and take your hamburger and ball them up and put an egg in there and season them up. >> it's like a smash burger on your griddle. >>ed a cheese and comeback sauce we put on there. >> you know why they call it

come back sauce? keeps you coming back. you know this. >> we'll add a pick toll these and y'all are comingtous, we're going to y'all. i think we're coming to y'all. is that right? rachel: come on over. >> coming on over to y'all and again, thank y'all for having us out here. we love coming to fox. we get a bit more of that on there to y'all. >> take that. >> i'm going to top them off. >> when we come back, we're also going to be doing brisket sandwich. got one more bun. >> i got one more bun. >> doing a brisket sandwich and brats, tacos. whatevs. s. rachel: that's what i'm talking about. what are you going with? >> we have pulled pork. we call it boston butter in the south. pork shoulder. we smoke that and it's a taco.

gee wee: this is a pulled -- joey: this is a pulled pork taco. rachel: what's in this meat? it's so darn good? >> that is actually -- >> we have hamburger seasoned up with -- >> spell bound seasoning. >> the comeback sauce is critical. joey: it's delicious. >> mayonnaise, salt pepper, red wine vinegar. and duke's mayo. in the south we love duke's m mayo. it's tangy and that red wine vinegar give it is specific flavor. >> king's hawaiian bun tops it all off. in the south you need a king's hawaiian bun. will: come on in and get one more taco. coming up live onset.

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activist ---will: impacting of fossil fuel subsidies on the environment and it's the latest in the protesting and craziness. earlier this week activists dumped charcoal in rome's trev vy fountain and blocked traffic in germy. a visiting fellow at stanford university institution. help you enjoyed your time outside. that's a climate faux pas.

>> i had to return because i'm a vegetarian. will: you're a vegetarian and i made you have a taco. i don't know why you're a vegetarian. whether or not it's for health or ethical reasons or climate reasons, i would love for you to enlighten us on this. look at all this. it seems to be in lou of the ability to make a persuasive argument. >> it certainly is a lot of panic. a lot of kids and young people are terrified and you look the news every day and you're being told that climate change is an existential threat and we'll end civilization. 60% of all people now in the rich world believe that without doing something about global warming, it's likely very likely that mankind will end. that's just not true. that's not what the un climate panel is telling us. global warm asking a problem, not the end of the world. it's important to sort of reel people back from that catastrophe. if you think it's the end of the

world, you're likely to make really bad choices and make a lot of policies that are incredibly costly and help very little. will: that's a great point and not the inability to make a persuasive argument that i see when i see this craziness. it's the thought, belief, faith-held belief they're dealing with an existential crisis. we're murdering the world and everyone is going to die. >> if this was a meteor hurdling towards earth we should drop everything else and focus on that one thing. it's not. this is a world where climate change is one problem and economist only had one guy getting the noble prize and estimated the total cost about 4% of gdp. something but certainly not 100% and it's a problem among many many others and most of this world is suffering from curable diseases and hunger and poverty and bad education. all the other problems that we also need to fix. if we focus exclusively on climate, it means we're both

throwing away a lot of money badly and means we get -- will: you have a new book an that exact topic? >> i do. in the new book we say instead of focusing on climate, what's some smart ways to spend money and do amazing round of good. called best things first. if you do these 12 amazing things so education, ta tuberculosis and so on, if you do them, it'll save maps and pick the poor part of the world $1.1 trillion richer. how is that not the best thing to co. will: it's so interesting and all the things with climate change and the policies in pursuit of climate perfection hurt the poorest. >> absolutely. they need to get out of poverty just like we got with fossil fuels. eventually we need to fix climate change and honestly if your kid is dying tonight from easily curable infectious disease, that's what you want to

focus on. will: bjorn, thank you for being here in person. what's the name of the new book? >> best things first. will: thank you for being here. all right, still ahead, cover girl. governor desantis says his wife would be a fashion icon if she were a democrat. rachel has that and much, much more in her pop culture roundup coming up. desantis' campaign pulled in $8 million in the first 24 hours. we have a florida voter panel coming up next. ♪ how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost... just another word for not as good as mine. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, special financing and free home delivery when you add any base. only at sleep number.

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rachel: florida governor ron desantis seeing the sunshine raising a record $8.2 million in just the first day of presidential campaign. and now in 2024 in full swing, the ron versus don rivalry heads to hey and both make the case to hawkeye voters and we're joined by the panel of florida voters,

alex holt, darryl boyer and sydney. alex, you're a florida dad with 6-year-old twin, independent, tell me who you're supporting in the republican primary. >> being a floridean, it's pretty easy to make that call. having gotten to live the last five and a half years here in florida with ron desantis as governor, it's not really a hard choice. guest governor they can remember, i'm 39 years old. really just the best elected politician that i've ever got ton witness and i'm just excited that the last five years have been as successful as they have down here. you know, i want that for the country. rachel: keeping that with you, alex, for a quick answer. the state of florida, there's no question that ron desantis did a good job but under donald trump we had the greatest economy this

country has ever seen. what are your thoughts on that? >> i would say that it's easy to have a good economy. i mean i would judge desantis' performance -- economic performance during the covid years when the vast that jordyty of the country was -- majority of the country was struggling. his policy decisions here in florida allowed us to thrive during that time. my kids got to be in school, my company could still do well. i don't think there's -- to me that's the same. rachel: darryl, i saw you shaking when i talked about the trump economy. there's a battle going on between ron desantis and donald trump over the litigation of how covid should have been handled. lot of people happy with how ron desantis handled it in florida but to be fair to the president, he allowed governors to make those decisions. you didn't do a federal mandate saying everyone had to lockdown. he said every state should decide and ron chose wisely.

>> yeah, and i think ron desantis' leadership has been great. here in florida we've been playing defense to protect our state from the inadequate leadership in the white house. now more than ever, i below that servant leadership is essential to our nation. i'm very proud of my former congressman now governor ron desantis. recently he inspired me to step up to the plate and serve to protect my state and i announced my candidacy to run for florida state house. rachel: okay. all right, sydney, let's go to you. you're a gen z voter, recent grad. where do you weigh in on this as a floridean? >> yes, i think governor ron desantis has been a great governor of course and he's governorred very well here and going into 2024 and i am still supporting president trump and i just think that he should get another four years. i think just based on all the work that he did when he was in the white house.

energy independence, building southern border wall, completely restructuring our supreme court which has come down with many really great rulings in the past couple years. i just think he deserves another four years, and i'm excited to see him do that. rachel: it's interesting, sydney, you say that donald trump deserves another four years based on his record. some people say he deservings another four years just out of justice because of what the fbi, doj and all the interference that happened in the 2020 that caused him to not win and have joe biden as president. so any thoughts on that? let's start with you, alex, really quick. >> i think he needs to earn that four more jeers and if voters put him in there, that's what will happen. rachel: fair enough. now to you, darryl. >> i believe that both candidates had an amazing track record and i'm excited to purr

tis pate him -- participate. rachel: sydney, do you feel like your vote was nullified back in 2020? >> i think there were money problem withs the 2020 election and i do think what has happened to president trump in the past year has definitely put more support behind him just with the injustice we saw and i think it's a major problem. i would say it does make me support him more. rachel: one thing the republicans have are two strong front runners and it's great to see you battle it out and so more than the democrats can say and thank you for joining us from the beautiful state of florida. thanks, guys. >> thank you. rachel: the irs agent said he was mishandling investigation and he was testified for six hours and claudia tenny was in

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major flooding hits nebraska where some areas saw up to 10 inches of rain in a 24 hour period. in the florida keys, a water spout was spouted swirling just off the coast. joey. joey: thanks, rachel. i don't know much about water spouts but doesn't look fun. they're demanding records into irs investigation of hunter biden's business dealings and just yesterday, whistle blower gary shepley spent six hours in a closed door congressional meeting testifying on what he calls a slow walking of the biden family inquiry and this was in an interview earlier this week describe hag he saw. >> there was multiple steps that were slow walked at the direction of the department of justice.

>> had you ever enorient that had before? >> i had not -- encounter that had before? >> i had not. the deviation and each and every time seemed to benefit the subject. joey: representative claudia tenny joining us now. congresswoman, thank you for joining us and explain to us what this meeting was about that he was interviewed for six hours and explain to us he's trying to get whistle blower protection. is that what he means? >> in members of the ways and means committee, this is sensitive information and we can't talk alaska the details but there's news accounts you've reported and the republicans set up a new portal so whistle blowers come forward to create the maximum amount of transparency in all the federal agencies and you know there's a huge problem in the past for leaking and often under the democratic administration of leakers go out and smear someone to get all that information out and we can't comment on that and

free to go to the free ways and what we can tell you about is we have very carefully gone through the process that are used in order to make sure we ensure transparency and accuracy when dealing with the whistle blower and the whistle blower reached out to weighs and means committee and the members and now recently testified in front of proud staff that reported accurately and we are not allowed to comment on the subtans of this and there's been news accounts that it does reference potentially hunter biden's laptop and illegal operations between hunter biden's family, joe bind, $11 -- biden, $11 million transfer under the ukrainian bribery scheme and the transfer under the corrupt chinese operative and hunter biden family and these are things we're going to carefully go through the process and hopefully get an accurate accounting of. we can't confirm whether it was

the hunter biden story talked about yet though. joey: well, fair. you can't confirm and people are protected, even hunter biden is protected when it cops to finances of the irs and the implication of the irs for potential tax debt in relation to position that was ukrainian energy company while joe biden was vice president and what's the implication and concern there. there? >> the irs commissioner told us we would not be retaliating against any whistle blower but this alleges that he was moved off a key case by the department of justice that would be merrick garland's agency. just because of information of a sensitive nature and a high profile person. we can draw conclusion saying that could be you wanter biden or this case and it'll all come to light. we want to make sure we do this properly as republicans. we don't want to rush to justice

and try to smear someone but as you know, this has been out for a long time, miranda devine disclosed the laptop from hell, big tech agencies did everything they could to prevent the american public from knowing this was happening. i founded the election integrity caucus. this was clear interference in the election in 2020. we want to get to the truth of this and when this comes out, i think the american people will know this was with the corruption leading us directly to the big guy who is joe bide and that is not even coming from the whistle blower and we know based on irs records and james comer head of the oversight committee revealed documents that to me would indict anyone and i'm a attorney and involved in schemes of this nature. >> we see all the work he's doing and james comer in the investigation just remember 10% to the big guy. who's the big guy? i think we know. representative claudia tenny. thank you for joining us. >> thank you.

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wounded operations member. joe sutherland and owner of bad and canine. joshua perry. gentlemen, welcome and thank you for being here. start with you. tell us about bad and canine. >> we're a 52 year company and help military and law enforcement canines. joey: this canine is nala and special to us. >> yeah, lawrence jones. he's a big hit. joey: i got a lick from nala and i'm pretty excited about that . will: there's lawrence's dog nala right there and tell us the role of canines and the topic of veterans suicide. what can you and are doing? >> when a warrior has a canine operation program and we raise money for providing canines to our most elite warriors and special operations as you know they operate in silence and come

home and don't ask for help very easy and try to draw them out and bring them into the canine program and pair them up with a dog and helps them a lot and keeps them from going into the isolation stage. rachel: explain how that dog helps. >> this dog is like the teammate back in the special ops team and they're just like the corporal or the lance corporal, got to get them up in the morning and feed them and move them. they're an 11 out of 10 dog and you're moving every day with them. joey: it's that balance of responsibility to the dog and loyalty to the dog and they give back to you. >> sure .s what ends up happen asking they're with us 24/and they're very good protecters and they lay at the foot of bed and allow us to get rest and you know, you only have about 90 minutes of sleep when you're done with operating. if you can get to six or seven, that's health and life changing. the dog helps provide that. rachel: it's a lot of responsibility. i remember talking to lawrence about what he has to do with this dog. it's not just get up and feed the dog and give it water and

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