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♪ ♪ >> mike: speaker of the house kevin mccarthy and president biden announcing they have reach ad death deal in principle. hoping for a vote in the house on wednesday. welcome to fox news live i'm mike emanuel. speaker mccarthy touting the deal big win for republicans as lawmakers raise to finalize and pass the agreement. senior correspondent chad pergram. god bless you, lucas. chad let's start with the latest from the hill. chad: it was hard to get a deal but maybe harder just to pass the bill, some lawmakers from both sides are reluctant to endorse the package. >> remember, it's not done yet and all you need to do is check

the social media of freedom caucus and by the way 5:00 o'clock call with the democratic caucus. i expect to have to hold the phone out here based on what we are going to hear from progressive members. it is far from over the finish line. chad: conservative exonerating the bill. ralph norman called it, quote, insanity. some gop members called out the bill when they have not seen the bill. >> nobody should be saying a word about this until they put pen to paper and until they actually say this is what we are truly evaluating and getting people trapped in positions that they will not be able to back off from and that's the most dangerous negotiation. chad: vote on wednesday, everyone is still watching the

markets. will you commit -- >> we are going put the bill on the floor in 72 hours and pass. you spend a lot of time thinking crazy stuff. >> virginia democrat jerry connolly says the following, connolly says the 14th amendment should remain an option. mike. mike: chad pergram starting us live on capitol hill, chad, many thanks. >> thank you. mike president biden says the debt deal is good for the american people as it prevents e white house with the very latest reaction. lucas: president biden is flying back from delaware where he

attended graduation this morning. we did get a statement from the white house last evening from the president which said in part, quote, the agreement protects my and congressional democrats' key priorities and legislative accomplish mints. congressman jim hines from connecticut said something very different. >> none of the things in the bill are democratic priorities. we addressed climate change. those are our priorities and not a single one of them are in this bill. lucas: again very different from what we heard from the white house. here is the house speaker. >> the president agreed with this bill. i think there's a lot of democrats that will go for it too. right now democrats are very upset. there's nothing in the bill for them, there's not one thing in the bill for democrats. >> i have no idea what he's talk about particularly because i have not been able to review the

actual legislative text. all that we have reached is an agreement in principle. >> lindsey graham pushing back on the house speaker claiming the debt dealing bill keeps defense fully funded. >> the biden defense budget takes the navy from 298 ships to 291 at the time when china is going to increase their navy by almost a third. so the biden defense budget was a joke before and if we adopt it as republicans, we will be doing a great disservice to the party of ronald reagan. lucas: president biden landing on the south lawn could be in the next 20 minutes or so. i already hear the park police helicopters flying clearing air space which means president is not far away. mike: lucas tomlinson, thanks, a lot. more on the debt dealing discussion let's bring our political panel. katie, vice president of fire house strategies and cool robinson, gop strategist. welcome, great to have both of

you. >> thank you. mike: on the debt package, katie, your assessment? >> i think it's a win not defaulting. a default would be catastrophic and everyone's priorities to prevent that from happening. i think the white house did a really good job of not letting it go too far in the compromise. look, when republicans won the house in 2022 in the midterms, we know that we are going to have to compromise in certain things and meet in the middle and not get everything that we want and the goal here to prevent a default and they did exactly that. mike: sometimes instinct in congress to vote because of opposition. do you anticipate any drama getting over the finish line? >> we have seen pretty strong opposition from members to have freedom caucus who says this does not do enough in the long run to bring down spending. this is about averting the crisis in the short run. there are interesting pieces around permitting reform vital for unleashing energy and

climate change. i'm waiting to hear more from the progressive caucus because they crossed lines for them in the principle that was released. limike: president biden's job performance 58% disapprove. katie, that must be troubling numbers for democratic supporters. >> i actually don't think it's troubling at all. we are so far out right now and i think polling as we have seen in 2015 jeb bush was ahead in the polling at this time. i don't think it's alarming. i'm actually not worried at all. biden is going in the likable with -- long list with accomplishments and he's the only person beaten donald trump and fortunately or unfortunately it's more likely that donald trump will be th the nominee. mike: how do you assess those

numbers, quil? >> president trump has commanding lead. look, president trump has a very, very loyal base within gop primary voters. he's also incredibly effective at trolling his opponents and making them look pretty bad. yet that's very effective when it comes to the primary. what about the general election, that's what republicans need to be thinking about. they care about a whole different set of issues and what works in the primary may not work in the general for -- for donald trump. mike: to texas, an unusual political story, the vote to impeach the attorney general of the state over bribery and corruption allegations. the vote was 121 to 23 including a majority of house republicans. next it goes to the state senate for trial where including a senator happens to be the attorney general's wife but here is the argument for impeachment. >> the evidence is substantial.

it is alarming and unnerving. mike: reaction from president trump on truth social missing in action, where is the governor of texas on his attorney general's impeachment. katie, what's your take on it? >> well, you know, i think it shows a lot that after donald trump and senator ted cruz threatened the texas republicans and told them not to impeach them that they went ahead and impeached him anyway. the majority of republicans did that. it shows how egregious the crimes are. i'm interested to see how the trial goes but that speaks values on ken paxton's crime. >> this is a republican-held legislature and as you heard from republicans in the legislature that these were pretty serious accusations and things that went down with -- with ken paxton and so this is not the kind of thing that the republican party needs to be paying attention to right now. this is not something that 2024

candidates should be getting into, so, yeah, it's a very difficult situation. mike: do you see a divide between president trump maga crowd and other republicans and potentially benefiting democrats? >> i think a little bit. i would assume that a lot of those republicans in the texas state legislature are trump republicans. they are -- they do support donald trump and i think in large part donald trump has supported them. so i think this part of it will play out in a weird way as the republican primary base and relationship voters in general, the way that donald trump has split the party in certain issues is interesting. we will see how it all plays out. mike: okay, next it goes to the state senate where paxton's wife is a republican state senator. so that makes for some political drama there. republicans have the majority in the state senate but, i guess, we will see how the trial plays out, right? >> yeah, i mean, this is warfare that does not look good for the republican party in texas and it's not what the republican

party wants to be talking about nationally either. mike: do you expect president biden to come and speak on camera soon about it to sell it to his members? >> i mean, i think we will see how the briefing goes after tonight with the house democrats and senate democrats and the bill gets ironed out in the next couple of days. he needs to, i'm sure he will. it seems like a great deal and not defaulting is a win. mike: do republicans have to see it as a compromise and take what they can get? >> i think they do. an important win to kevin mccarthy. if you remember in january a lot of people saw make or break moment for speakership. he's able to get the votes, keep the freedom caucus as happy as possible and make it through this, i think this would be a significant win for mccarthy. >> thank you. >> thank you. mike: today shannon bream speaks with speaker of the house kevin

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degree a.m. penny arrest and charged little more than two weeks ago for putting nahiely in the fatal choke hold on may first, penny argues he acted in self-defense and penny told he loved all people and cultures and was not a, quote, white supremacist and the kneely family firing back saying that penny's interview was advertisement to soften to public's view of him adding that they never called him a white supremacist but rather a killer. neely was threatening other subway riders. mental health ailed vocates have called penny's actions dangerous. now veterans, retired law enforcement and elected republicans held a rally this week calling penny the exact opposite. >> he's a hero, he is somebody that was a good samaritan and

jumped to the cause of making this city a safer place. reporter: penny was released after posting bopped. -- bond. right now he has raised close to $3 million. any access will go to mental program in the city. mike: two more horses dead at churchill down bringing total death to 12 at the home of the kentucky derby which is two weeks until the belmont stakes. christina coleman live with the latest. christina: as for the two horses that just died, kimberly suffered ligament suffered. in both cases the veterinarians said the horses could not

recover. their deaths add to the ten other horse fatalities at churchill downs since march 30th. peta is heavily criticizing the organization over these deaths. >> churchill downs could start with shutting down the track and to suspending all the races. they are in very serious trouble and they need to take it seriously. christina: however, churchill downs maintains they are focused on safety in a statement following the latest horse death they said, quote, there have been 12 fatalities at churchill downs since the stable area reopened for training on march 30th. it is with absolute dismay and sorrow that we report the highly unusual statistic, our team members mourn the loss of the animals as we continue to work together to discover cause and determine appropriate investments. hold on, my screen just went down. so, yeah, they said, they are going to appropriate investment

churchill downs commissioned a race surface testing lab company to perform diagnostic on racetrack to try and improve the racing environment. >> there's been an improvement but it's -- we have to continue to improve. this level of catastrophic injuries is unacceptable and multifactorial. christina: churchill downs noted that it's working with regulatory agencies including the kentucky horse racing commission and authority to improve safety. mike. mike: we will stay on it. thanks a lot. caught on tape two lul ulemon employees pushine

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mike: president biden about to return from new castle delaware back to the white house after reaching a tentative agreement on the debt dealing with house speaker kevin mccarthy who he is expected to speak with again today. for reaction to the debt dealing, let's bring back our political panel. we have katie, vice president of firehouse strategy and quill robinson. katie, give me the messaging for the president and his team, you have a critical conference call with house democratic members. what's the sales point? >> i mean, i think the sales point is -- the top priority is to prevent a default and it's going to do that. we are protecting 21 million people that rely on medicaid, we are expanding snap eligibility to veterans and people who experience homelessness. but like i said before, we have to compromise, we don't have the house so we have to meet halfway and we are not going get

everything that we want. mike: quill indications are that speaker mccarthy will need democratic votes to get across the finish line should republicans feel good about it considering they don't control the white house, they don't control the senate. >> right, they had to overt short-term crisis in terms of hitting the debt dealing and free spending at 2022 levels. there were important things that they negotiated around, around work requirements as well and also permitting reforms. look, it's not everything and it doesn't fix the long-term issue of the united states running up our credit card, but i think it's a good interim step and i think it's something that the republicans can be proud of. mike: it is sunday, we don't expect the house vote until wednesday. do you worry about this thing taking on water with that much time? >> i don't think so. both parties are going to have briefings tonight. we will get the bill text in 72 hour timeline we will start.

jeffrey speaking to progressives, listen, this isn't everything that we wanted. it's never going to be everything that we want but it's still a good deal and still going to prevent a catastrophic default and harm to our economy. mike: if republicans are holding off giving firm reaction to it until they see the text, is that a good thing for the speaker and his team that they are not throwing darts at it before they even read it? >> it's understandable and speaker mccarthy said he will give his folks 72 hours to take a look at the bill. they should not -- they should hold judgment until they know the context of it. it's interesting that you see jim jordan and support speaker mccarthy on this and ultimately, you don't need every single member of the freedom caucus in order to get this across the finish line. mike: if the president were to speak publicly, what do you think the message will be? >> i think this is a good deal, avavert a default and we should pass it. mike: is there something that he

could stay for republican support? >> i don't know. there's not a whole lot of things that republicans will be cheering for. mike: we are waiting for president biden to return to the white house from delaware. he went to his granddaughter's graduation earlier today. obviously this is tremendous political news that there's an agreement in principle. we will see if it gets the votes when it comes to the floor on wednesday but should official washington be breathing a sigh of relief at this point, katie? >> oh, i think for sure. i think that we were all holding our breaths for a while since republicans indicated that they could use the debt dealing as leverage to make cuts to certain government programs and from that point democrats and the white house have both be ringing the alarm on how catastrophic this is. there's a huge sigh of relief in the country and millions of americans who would have lost their jobs and wall street and i

think everyone will be relaxed. mike: you worked in the senate, if you lose the bernie sanders, elizabeth warren lane, how do you get there to at least 60 votes? >> i mean, i think it's going to be convincing moderate republicans too and in the senate there's a bunch of those, lisa murkowski, collins. mike: you're part of the speaker's team, you're word 72 hours and what could come up now and then? >> they do have a statement of principles. they have negotiated that with the white house. yeah, certainly not a done deal at this point. the case that they have to make don't make perfect the enemy of the good here and working hard to bring this along as many members in the house republican caucus. mike: but it's great having you guys here to break it down for us. >> of course. mike: thank you so much.

two lullemon employees in atlanta claiming they were fired for calling the police after 3 masks thieves plundered their store. police tracked down and arrested the man on felony robbery charges. charles watson live in atlanta with the latest. hello, charles. charles: good afternoon, mike, both sides are defending themselves on this one. two women at the center of all this has you just mentioned atlanta's 11 live they were fired after calling police after robbery in metro atlanta but lululemon defending itself saying the two employees were actually fired for breaking company policy, take a look at what happened. >> no. no. >> get out. charles: yeah, mike, the two former employees identified as rachel rogers and jennifer ferguson say they recorded the

incident and in the video you see 3 masked individuals come into the lululemon store and appear to take turns grabbing handful of clothing while the two women yell at them to get out and the mask men run away. ferguson and rogers say they called police because the incident was part of a string of robberies at that particular location. now lululemon denied the two women were fired for calling the police but following the suspect's may have played a part in their terminations, mike. we looked at the lululemon says the company has zero tolerance policy for chasing or physically engaging with the suspect during a robbery. a spokesperson for lululemon tells fox news that safety and security of employees and guests is always lululemon's top priority and we have policies

and protocols in place to uphold a safe environment. now i do also want to mention that lululemon's policies for employees is also to call 9-1-1 after, you know, a guest leaves the store after a robbery or a theft. two tri-- the two ladies did in. now they are looking for a job. mike: interesting story. charles watson, thanks. americans marking unofficial start of summer with backyard cookouts. with much more on how much all that is costing i'm joined by madison venture's plus managing director mitch roschelle. mitch, welcome. mitch: happy early beginning of summer. mike: yeah, to be clear, memorial is a solemn holiday but people celebrate with cookouts. for your standard cookout chicken is up 3.4%, cheese 1.6%,

buns up 12.9%, pickles up 13.8%, condiments up 13.3%, cookies, say it isn't so, 15.9% and beer up 5.9%. mitch, what about the impact on americans across the country? mitch: well, they are certainly feeling it, mike, and this is -- this is not a story that's going away. we could have the same conversation on fourth of july barbecue and labor day and maybe even new year's evil. the reality is inflation is very, very sticky and we had inflation report that came out last friday and we saw two things, one is consumer spending was up and inflation was accelerating meaning everything that the fed has been doing ten consecutive interest rate hikes still hasn't cooled off the economy so right now i think it has the fed shaking its head and has americans sobbing as they go shop for their holiday shopping.

mike: is it a case of inflation pushes prices up and even if inflation eases, they don't necessarily come back down? mitch: no. you're correct and the old adage is inflation cures inflation and comes a point where consumers just can't take it anymore and stop buying but little things are happening and if we stick with the theme on memorial day, the hot dog is getting smaller, so normally a 14-ounce hot dog is now an 11-ounce hot dog. so sometimes consumers don't feel it and but the reality is i think we don't have that capitulation factor yet where the consumer has given up and said we can't take it anymore because we saw in the last month there was a meaningful acceleration in spending. mike: okay, to the fox poll. condition of the economy. 18% say excellent or good, more

than 80%, an overwhelming number say fair or poor. is that inflation fatigue? mitch:ing the, i would like to know who the 18% are. i would like to meet one of them. okay, but the other 80 plus percent that is inflation fatigue and it's weighing on all of us but it hasn't stopped the consumer and the reason is the job market is still strong and if you go back to the last time we had inflation in this country, 40 years ago we had a weak job market and inflation. here we still have the strong job market so people are getting paychecks and they are continuing to pay more if the hot dog, more for the ketchup. it's going to be a while and i think the fed when they meet june it's something that doesn't go away. mike: president biden on the economy, 33% approve, 65%

disapprove and i know that you're a finance guy, but what about that assessment as the 2024 campaign start to get rolling? mitch: certainly they are going to blame whoever is in the white house whenever there's inflation or something bad goes on with the economy. the question on the campaign trail is whether it's trump or desantis or rfk, jr., doesn't matter, they will have to answer the question, what would i do differently and if your answer is pointing fingers at the previous administration or pointing fingers at the fed that's not an answer, that's juries shifting the blame. i think the real -- the electorate is going to be paying close attention to what candidates say. mike: mitch roschelle, grateful if your time. >> you bet, good to see you, mike. mike: thank you. polls have now closed in turkey's runoff election between president erdogan and challenger after neither candidate reached 50% threshold in first round earlier this month as erdogan

hopes to extend decade long time in power. correspondent trey yingst has details. >> people return to vote in election erdogan against main opponent. state media is reporting at this hour that erdogan has won the race and also incumbent taking to the streets speaking to supporters saying he's the victor. erdogan missed the 50 threshold. preliminary results in turkey's runoff election in history, erdogan received 53% to have vote and reports say 84% of the group participated in the first round of elections. >> there's no other country in world history that has a voter

turnout of nearly 90%. turkey with nearly 90% turnout is battling for democracy in the best way. and i believe this will be the case today. i pray to god that it will be beneficial for our country and nation. >> issues on the minds of voters, inflation rates coupled with response to massive earthquake that killed more than 50,000 people in turkey and syria. victory by erdogan will have geopolitical implications around the world. it was turkey who vetoed sweden's bid. now today there was a media blackout in turkey, the only numbers we received were from state media and opposition media but if these reports are correct and erdogan has secured a victory he will stay in power until 2028, mike. mike: trey yingst reporting live, thanks very much.

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mike: triple a estimating 42 million people are out traveling this memorial weekend with many spending the holiday at the beach but some folks chose a different water

destination, fox weather will live along the tennessee river, hello, will. >> hello, mike, that's right, everybody trying to find a place to stay cool and for thousands of people and especially here in landlock, tennessee that means heading out to the river and even sitting on at a creek. this is the tennessee river marina, largest river destinations out here and it is busy season. game on for so many of thighs boaters and staff at the marina. i spoke with the owner of the marina. all the staff is here and there's no place that they would rather be. >> if you had to choose between the river right here or the beach, what do you choose? >> this is my beach right here at the river. so best of both worlds. we've got -- we had a live band last night, dj friday and we had an acoustic guy today. this is a live venue -- venue

here where it's known in middle of tennessee and surrounding states. >> take a look at the boat traffic behind me, they are getting out of the water, busy dock. great weather, high of 78-degrees and even better tomorrow with highs reaching 80's degrees. so give us a free stream any time on free fox weather app, mike, and i tell you what great day to be in the water in middle of tennessee. mike: thanks so much for your report. >> absolutely. mike: a beach bummer for parts of the east coast as coastal storms put a damper on memorial day plans, meteorologist adam klotz has your fox weather forecast, hello, adam. adam: jealous of will out there at the dock that rocks, a lot of spaces across the country where you're getting good weather, you see plenty of clear areas. there are a few troubled spots, though, one of the most beautiful spots is across new

england as they are seeing sunny skies and temperatures running in upper 70's, 80-degrees. further south coastal low pressure we have been talking about the last couple of days continuing to be rain. beaches in georgia all clear but that rain pushing further and further inland. heavy rain in portions of kentucky and getting into virginia, north carolina spots where you're seeing the continue to come down. more rain still on the way and it's been a soggy last 24, 36 hours anyway. deeper green colors, two inches of rain. still soggy. you notice area beaches system continuing to push in starting to break up a little bit and clearing off later in the day, more so tomorrow. other spot we are paying attention in showers firing up in the middle of the country. this is going to happen in the middle of the day as you get the daytime heating going. couple graphics showing memorial day weekend. you see the rain in the east in the middle of the country, a lot of spots in the 80's, similar

forecast on memorial day itself. plenty of spots run to go 80-degrees. there's rain out there but i do think, mike, a lot of folks will have nice couple of days. mike: hope you too. thanks a lot. unofficial start to summer, memorial day is truly about remembering all those who gave their lives depending our freedom. we will learn how one organization is honoring our women heros next. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ buttons clicking ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online, so you can take on all your other to-dos. already did. see if you could save at progressivecommercial.com. i'm barbara and i'm from st. joseph, michigan.

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mike: since 1997 the military women's memorial has been honoring the women who selflessly serve our nation according to department of defense women account for 18% of all active duty military personnel. joining me today the president of the military women's memorial phyllis wilson. phyllis, welcome. >> thank you. mike: 26th women memorial day. >> i didn't know about the military memorial just until

about a decade ago. it's been opened for 25 years. this memorial ceremony is where we have, we really remember those women who have given their lives in service to the nation all the way back to the revolutionary war when it was illegal for women to serve but they disguised themselves as men. mike: what do you want our viewers to know about the military women's memorial? >> the memorial is hidden in place. entrance at the arlington national cemetery and many people see the curved wall with the reflecting pool and they think that is it. behind there there's basically a museum that tells the stories of the military women all the way from the revolutionary war till today, over 3 million of us that are served and defended this country. mike: awesome. we have numbers from the pentagon in terms of women in active duty service. the army 15.5%. navy 20.5%. the marine corps 9.1% and air

force 21.3% all have grown in female service since 2005. what should folks at home now about the service of women in the united states military? >> well, this year is also the 75th anniversary, june 12th of this year will be the hall mark legislation, 75th anniversary that president truman signed that gave us the right to have a career in the military before that we could only serve during a war plus six months and then we were sent home. so in 1948, 75 years ago, we finally had that opportunity to have that career and that has really changed things for us. so 75 years great things have happened. initially, we have capped at 2%. so the fact that some of the services now exceed 20% and, again, many of the career fields were closed to us until just a decade ago. so great things are on the horizon for us. mike: what kind of events does your organization have in the works? >> we do a lot of programming

and education events to help america to know about these incredible women that have served. so as i said, june 12th, 75th anniversary party, celebration at the memorial and then we also do a lot that has to do with women peace and security which congress mandated several years ago that the department of defense be part of the planning and execution of the women peace and security program. so we look at that both retrospectively but also to the future. what can military women do to support the women peace and security programs? mike: a lot of folks think of memorial day barbecuing, going to the beach and the river, what do you say to folks about the real meaning of this holiday? >> well, i hope i don't get too choked up. it's about remembering those that gave everything, that did not come home. so, yeah, i work at the entrance to arlington when i'm done here.

i will be heading over there to visit my friends and grave markers and that's what this is all about. we want -- everybody wants to celebrate the freedom but they ask you, take a moment, pause and think about why this day is so important to all of us that proudly wear that uniform and remember those that gave everything. mike: love the emotion. phyllis wilson, thank you so much for your time and your service. >> thank you. mike: just to recap our top story, the deal hammered by president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy. president biden is now back at the white house, he took a couple of questions coming out of marine one and set to talk with speaker mccarthy in the upcoming hour or so reaching a deal on the debt dealing. when asked if he's confident the deal will make it to his desk, he said yes and that is all for this hour of fox news live. an action-packed holiday weekend memorial day weekend as you

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