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>> todd: such a poignant start to the 8 a.m. east coast hour on "fox and friends," quantico marine corps band performing "amazing grace" with a shot of

arlington national cemetery tomb of the unknown, makes you realize what today is all about. thanks to tunnel to towers for flags on fox square. welcoming you inside, joey jones, kayleigh mcenany, todd piro. thank you for allowing us to celebrate this important day each year with you. >> kayleigh: shots of the tomb of the unknown shoulder gives me chills. i went with former president tr trump. what a beautiful testament to those who served. >> joey: when you lay your life down on the battlefield you, sacrifice yourself so that the country may live, the sacrifice doesn't enter your mind and this built your country and quite a

bit still left. >> kayleigh: amen. president biden and kevin mccarthy are on the clok to get a debt deal. >> todd: house rules noticed a 3 p.m. hearing for tomorrow on the debt limit bill. mark meridith joins us. >> president biden will host a breakfast at the capitol and go to the wreath laying at the tomb of the enunknown soldier. the president and the speaker have reached a deal. if not, the u.s. economy could be harmed. the agreement suspends debt limit until 2025. the government will claw back unspent covid funding and reallocates money set,a side for

the irs and adds work requirements for those who receive food stamps. >> president biden: compromise means no one got everything they want. that is the responsibility of governoring. this is a deal that is good news for i believe, you will see issue the american people. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy encouraging his members to support the deal and democrats reacting. >> we don't have a deal yet, not sure how many republican votes can be produced and it is because republicans said they wanted to cut the deficit. let's be clear, what they got was not that. i'm not happy with some things i'm hearing about, but they are not cutting the deficit. >> not everyone is thrilled, including matt rosendale of montana, he says it is insult to

support a piece of legislation that puts our financings at risk and i will vote against the fiscal irresponsibility act there. he changed the word. usual establishment people are popping champagne over this debt ceiling deal, it is more worthy of a bud light. west virginia lawmakers may be celebrating issue the deal includes provision to approve the mountain valley pipeline, sending natural gas to some areas. back to you. >> kayleigh: bring in governor ron desantis, 2024 presidential candidate. welcome, governor. >> good morning. >> kayleigh: good morning, great to have you. you have speaker mccarthy who said there deal is worthy of the american people, but

congressman, a conservative, that supports you says plus four trillion, no. there is fracture in the republican party. where do you stand, governor? >> prior to this deal, our country was careening toward bankruptcy and after this deal, our country will still be careening toward bankruptcy. to say 4 trillion of increases in the next year and a half, that is massive spending. we've gotten on a trajectory, reset the budget and they are sticking with that and that is totally inadequate to get us in a better spot. in florida, we run big budget surpluses. our debt is only 17 billion, second lowest per capita in the country. we make tough choices and look

forward to the longhaul. in washington, they do cycles to get through the next election, that is one reason they continue to fail. >> joey: you are now in contention in the contest to be republican candidate in 2024. front-runner is president donald trump. when i go talk to americans, i don't know that you share the same policy decisions or personalities, but you share a base. most that support you probably voted for president trump twice. i hear why doesn't ron desantis wait for president trump's second term and then run? why is right now the time for ron desantis to run for president? >> because the -- everyone knows if i'm the nominee, i will beat biden and serve two terms. i will be able to destroy leftism in this country and leave woke ideology in the dust

bin of history. i've shown ability to win huge swaths of voters while delivering the boldest agenda and there is reason why the legacy media is attacking me more than anybody else. they realize if i'm successful in winning the republican nomination, we will bring it home in the general election and i pledge to republican voters, if you nominate me, i will be taking the oath of office on january twenty, 2025. no more excuses why we can't get it done. we need to get it done and i will get it done. >> todd: you are heading to iowa, a crucial state when it comes to winning nomination. can you win iowa? >> we're going to compete, of course we can, we are competing everywhere. iowa is important, we have

incredible amount of support, i was endorsed by 11 legislators there. we have a lot in common with iowa. the ground support is strong and we'll press the case. they mentioned there may be differences with me and donald trump, down to benefit in place like iowa. he's taken the side of disney in our fight in florida. i'm standing for parents and children and a multi billion dollar company that sexualizes children is not consistent with values of florida or iowa. >> kayleigh: a lot of moms would agree, certainly when you talk about kindergarteners, i have seen the books and what they depict. you are in jacksonville, i was born there, i believe you were, too. i want to talk about memorial day, particularly yesterday. you other than at a meeting with

9/11 family members, a reason that inspired you to serve and an attendee called it a moving meeting and a lot of tears other than shed. what was shared during that meet something >> they have had a lot of frustration about getting justice based on the 9/11 attacks. they are suing saudi arabia, trying to get more documents. they have been given promises and leaders have not followed through with those promises. two decades later and trying to get justice. it is a personal thing, some people in the meeting were teenagers when their fathers died. there was a granddaughter who was not even born yet. she's lived through the memories of her grandfather who died in

the south tower. these things are very raw, even a couple decades later i didn't have connection in new york city. it had profound effect on our country and to see that there, the raw emotion from people directly impacted was powerful and moved my wife and i very much. >> todd: on memorial day, governor, what is your message? >> well, the end of the day, we have a great country built on great values. a great constitution and great declaration of independence. if you don't have people willing to put on the uniform, risk l lives and give full level of devotion, none of that amounts to much. reflect on those that made the ultimate sacrifice, if you don't have that, you don't have a free

society. >> kayleigh: you mention sacrifice. while today i think about that baseball verse about those who lay down their life making the ultimate sacrifice and our lord and savior jesus christ. i was reading about casey when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. can you share time you turned to god and how that relationship will inform how you governor as president? >> well, when she was diagnosed, it hits the family like a ton of bricks, we had a five, a three and a one year old kid. for mother of young kids, it is particularly devastating, you are thinking what could happen. we made the decision to publicly acknowledge she was fighting this. we are private people, but we are public. we made the decision. it was pretty dark when we did

that, once we did, the amount of prayers made a huge difference and i saw her spirit be lifted in a way many did not think was possible. if anyone tells you to doubt the power of prayer, we are the power of prayer made a big difference. she was able to get through this, not easy, handling it about as well as someone could. i don't think she would have been able without prayer. >> joey: governor, you are a vert, i served, going into this election, we have a war in ukraine we are financing. we have china trying to attack from the backdoor through the pacific whachl can be done to stop our country from spilling more blood on the foreign battlefield? >> i think we need to look at the military right now. the military i see is different

from the military i served in. i see emphasis on political ideology, gender pronouns and things like dei and i think that is caused recruiting to plummet and driven off a lot of warriors and i think moral is low. all those issues are important and we'll roll out a strong program, i think it is our number one threat. you have to get things on the core mission of why people want to join. why would you have wanted to join the marine corps back in the day? why do people joining the army, i remember being in iraq and it was not going well and people were still willing to sign up knowing they would get sent to iraq, they believed it was special. i think we have lost that a little bit and need to rejuvenate moral in the military. we will do that day one and you will see big changes in the

services. >> kayleigh: thank you, governor desantis. >> thank you. >> kayleigh: ashley strohmier, over to you. >> ashley: start with fox news alert, just hearing report one person is dead and several hurt following the partial collapse 've six-story complex in iowa last night. seven residents have been rescued and others evacuated. the building was undergoing repairs after numerous complaints temperature is unclear how many are unaccounted for. kohl's receiving backlash after offering lgbtq clothing for babies, this as target loses $10 billion in 10 days over release of lgbtq kid-friendly clothing. similarly, anheuser-busch lost 19 billion since the partnership

with trans-activist dylan mulvaney. and -- saying it is not hateful to demand fairness. don't be fooled by the people who screech about fairness, this is and always about hate, fear and ignorance. to the indianapolis 500. newgarden passed ericson and becoming first american to win since 2016. kyle kirkwood flipping his car. tire flying over the fence and hitting a parked car. many fans were scratching their heads at jewel's rendition of the national anthem. watch for yourself. ♪

and the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night >> ashley: one critic saying, i'm sorry, the national anthem should not be changed like this, good artist, bad choice. those are headlines. >> todd: theer is the deal we've been talking about, ashley and i are in agreement, that young lady who complained is like 12 years old. she was not alive in the jewel heyday thachl is jewel. she will do funky stuff with the national anthem and you gave us cover by saying you are not offended, you liked it. >> joey: i thought it was fine.

i can't remember the words to that song or any other song, it is difficult to sing to that tune. i have heard worst remixes. she just used a guitar, i don't understand the problem. >> kayleigh: pretty good. >> joey: this moment, if a true celebrity is willing to sing the national anthem and not kneel, why complain. from growing pains to a pain to a protester, an act vist plays on nostalgic show at kirk cameron book event. the actor's response. >> kayleigh: first here is quantico marine corps band performing on fox square. ♪

♪ >> todd: the jersey guy introduce this segment. atlantic city in new jersey. this is cheap trick singing "i want you to want me." i talked to my parents, they said great weekend for memorial

day. it is usually 60 and raining, they said this weekend was 75 and sunny and the water was nice. congrats, jersey. >> kayleigh: florida was even nicer. >> todd: they have a lot of rain there, they also have rain in seattle and they have kirk cameron. he was there speaking to people on a book tour speaking about issues we have talked about here. it is a pro-faith book event in seattle. of course he's met by protesters, one protester harkens back to the '80's, "growing pains" starred kirk cameron and allen thick. the sign says you are growing to be a real pain, you know that, in reference to the show that made him a star.

he said one processing a book about humility lugged a board that said i was growing to be a real pain, nicely played, sir. my take on this, from humor persp perspective, this wasn't funny, shows they were uncreative, they don't have much. what kirk cameron is trying to espouse is simple like love and faith and not indoctrinating kids. >> kayleigh: we caught the shade you were throwing, i was born '88, i'm sure you were born in '82. >> which value are you protesting, love, joy, goodness, faithfulness, the fruit of the

spirit, that defines for me what that movement is about if they are against the fruit of the spirit. our hope in the power of god working in the heart of people, moms and dads, you and me, it doesn't take majority, it is tireless irate majority keen on setting brush fires of faith and freedom in the hearts of men, that is what i hope to do, provide encouragement, inspiration that drives positive action. >> joey: we were talking in the break and the comment is why they are protesting that, the c word, christian. it is faith-based and that offends some people. i don't know how you take objection with that message. >> kayleigh: i can think of other books that should be protested. >> todd: doesn't that sign show

how little they have to fight back against, that sign will not do it. >> kayleigh: will not do it. >> joey: army ranger and special operator tim kennedy will share his memorial day message. ♪ only in america dream in red, white and blue only in america where we dream as big as we want to ♪ you seeing red, it's not too late for another treatment option. to learn more visit treatted.com that's treatt-e-d.com.

>> ashley: back with headlines, violent weekend in chicago, 51 shot and 12 dead. several hurt when two groups of teens opened fire at the beach, shutting down one of the city's most popular memorial day spots. many calling newly elected mayor brandon johnson saying it was unsuccessful. national lifeguard shortage continues for third summer in a row. had a catastrophic impact on the industry and not yet recovered as summer vacation season gets underway. cities are offering incentives,

offering 500 signing bonus and phoenix offering extra 3000 to life guards. hitting the jackpot in los angeles become harder, according to a "wall street journal," some casino cutting back on tables and increasing their own odds. recent changes meant to make vagz upscale destination. blackjack players lost in casinos last year, second highest loss since 2007. those are headlines, check in with meteorologist adam klotz to see what is coming up with the weather. adam. >> adam: beautiful weather in fox square, a lot of spots folks will enjoy with a couple trouble spots. beginning with temperatures, fargo, 70 stretching to the

east, things looking nice temperature wise. 50s toward the west, rain showers from texas up to the northern plains to the dakotas and the other trouble spot we have seen is low pressure system moving in off the coast. if you saw rain on the coast the last couple days, today might be the day to enjoy the sunshine, that system is beginning to weaken right now. i showed you rain a little in the middle of the country, rain in the mid-atlantic. 85 in detroit. across the gulf of mexico, things looking good on this holiday monday. joey, back to you. >> joey: more than two feet this time. all right. it is memorial day, with it, we remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our

freedom in america. our next guest is active duty master sergeant and green beret within the u.s. army and awarded the bronze star medal, tim kennedy, joins us now. are you still active duty? >> i'm active in the guard. >> joey: i didn't know that, that is insane. you do not stop. you have done so much, i've known about you for a decade. i know all the things you have done to serve your community and your country and now the community within your country, what is your message for memorial day? >> first and foremost, memorial day is like, do the thing you love to do. if you want to barbecue and play in the pool, do that thing, somebody sacrificed their life for you to be able to do that.

that person had an idea what america was and we do not deserve their sacrifice whachl they gave is more than we could ask for whachl we can do for the rest of our lives is try to earn that sacrifice they made. that is us trying to be true to the idea america was, these people were fighting for. men and women put on the uniform, had the flag, and went orseas and died for the idea of america. let's try to earn it, live the best life we could live and make sure america is realized dream and idea they fought for. >> joey: one thing i struggle with, i want this conversation in front of america. a lot of times people say thank you for your service on memorial day, how do you bring it back to what memorial day is about.

>> yeah, memorial day is lots of exposed, you know more than anybody, they asked me, anybody you want to mention? i was like, five dozen names came to the top of my list. i woke up in a sweaty shirt. all i have is my memory. all i can do when somebody says that, the best ones are not here to enjoy it. >> joey: that's it. >> they have the best intention, we have to struggle through the toughest day of the year. thank you and i wish the best ones in the world could enjoy it. >> joey: tim kennedy, do you have a name, someone you would like to point out and make sure we find their story? >> i wasn't joking, dozens. i was in afghanistan with mike

gobel in 2008. further in the book, he and i almost died togethers, he saved my life. he was killed there. an absolute hero, an absolute stud, that man saved my life. i miss him dearly. >> joey: as do we all, we miss every hero that falls on the battlefield, it is the best of us. tim kennedy, an american hero, i appreciate you. talking about tim's book, i have a book out called "unbroken bonds of battle," it is about 10 of my close friends, all service members, minus one gold-star wife. go to fox news books.com.

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governor ron desantis earlier on "fox and friends" previewing his upcoming trip to iowa, discussing his feud with iowa and laying out differences in him and former president trump. here to react is charlie hurt and lisa boothe. welcome, start with you, lisa. the polling, trump 53%, desantis 20%. huge caveat, this is before the desantis announcement. we don't know how that will affect polling, it could give him a tailwind, what are your thoughts? >> lisa: it is so early, you, charlie, we know it is incredibly earlier. we will see if he gets bump from the announcement and he's been able to already show he's able to fund raise and that money will go into effect. all that matters is early states

and there is a big difference in donald trump and ron desantis. i have gotten to know each of them personally, their governoring styles are different. i love trump, much of what he did has been reversed, it was done through executive orders. governor desantis is disciplined and doesn't have personnel challenges in hiring people like christopher wray, who has worked against president trump and disciplined in the way he leading. look at the hurricane, being able to build bridges in record time and with covid, trying to get a grip on the underlying data so he is not outsourcing what the right response is to it. we are in dire times. i don't think four years will

get the job done, we need eight and need someone to have their head down disciplined and make decisions. >> kayleigh: my question for governor desantis, let's back up. trump and desantis have done tremendous job on policy. what trump can do, retail politics. i watched him stop at shops and sit across from fishermen and watched him respond in a personal way. desantis will be in iowa and new hampshire, can he look voters in the eye, personalization i know president trump is able to do? >> charles: that is the biggest question that will decide this. if you go, as you know, if you go to florida and talk to voters

in florida, who have benefited from the same policies that ron desantis put into place, those people have that connection to desantis. the problem for desantis, the rest of the country has not lived in florida and enjoyed the same benefits and ron desantis is not quite the charasmatic, magnetic politician donald trump is, who has marvelous ability to reach people and connect with people. people love him, they know he is genuine about the things he's talking about and his political policy agenda, they feel it. one thing that is interesting and i agree with much of what lisa said, polling is completely almost irrelevant, i'll be

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red, white and q, tell us about your business and who you are honoring. >> corporal reggie brooks, he served with me and he passed away. we have barbecue-terie. >> our version of the best party staple charcuterie. we have all of our classics, which we make in-house ourselves, our new hobby and obsession. dan loves it. we have cap, you want to try some? you have cabacola. >> todd: we want to get these

guys in, get their message for memorial day and who you are honoring, talk about your place. >> family-run operation. i'm honoring everybody, this is very humbling holiday for us, in particular my late grandfather, paira trooper and my late brother brian, who passed, way five years ago. great guy. >> joey: you have a truck, tell us about it. >> my son jack and his buddy craig run the food truck and we wheel barbecue all over the land, connecticut, new jersey, mass, wherever people need it. >> kayleigh: joey jones was excited about the mac and cheese. no, he wasn't, i was.

>> we put meat in the mac and smoke the mac. it is meat and smoked, beans smoked, all smoked. >> todd: what does memorial day mean to you? >> to remember the fallen heroes that served for us issue past, present and future. >> you? >> i work with my veteran everyday and we honor current service members everyday and keep their memory alive. >> todd: i need that time check so we can start eating. where did chris go? >> joey: what you need to do, get a piece of it. >> todd: get that brisket in there. >> kayleigh: i want a hot dog. >> joey: i don't need a plate, i tell you. >> he knows how to eat it.

>> all right. >> let's go. >> wow, it is like a grilled cheese hot dog. this looks amazing. >> todd: give it to them. >> joey: more "fox and friends" on the other side, i'm going to eat this real quick, though. o b? ♪

>> welcome back. we'll meet some of our service members that made it here for fleet week. >> i'm corey from southeast texas. >> what unit? >> second light armored reconnaissance battalion. >> i'm alex from puerto rico. >> what unit? >> 6th regiment in north carolina. >> yourself.

>> lindsey from arkansas with the u.s.s. harry s. truman. >> thanks for being here. we'll wrap up the show and eat. what do you think? >> lindsey, we had a wind problem. lindsey jumped in to save the flags. you are all true americans. >> happy memorial day. >> thank you for joining us and have a happy memorial day. >> after weeks of negotiations president biden and speaker mccarthy have struck a deal to raise the debt ceiling days before the june 5th deadline. getting congress on board could be complicated. good morning, i'm griff jenkins. >> julie: that's a bit of an understatement. they agree on nothing. welcome to fox news live and thank you for joining us on memorial day sunday. that was my phone. house lawmakers got their hands on the bill yesterday.