>> ashley: one of my favorite sounds in the world is the sound of the nascar whether it passes you, yeah, you should probably do the announcing. you are much better than i am. >> todd: i appreciate it. you are better at basketball. your prediction for the basketball. nuggets or heat? >> ashley: heat. >> todd: going for the heat. >> ashley: she likes it hot in our studio. >> todd: "fox & friends" now. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm hooked on a feeling ♪ i'm high on believing ♪ that you're in love with me >> we are hooked on florida. jacksonville. right now walking out the door 69 degrees. going for a high of 87. it is beautiful. sunrise in 25 minutes. it looks like it's going to be a beautiful day in jacksonville.

>> look at the red, white, and blue on the bridge. brian, you spend a lot of time there. is it always like that or is it just for memorial day? >> brian: no. i didn't even notice. i drove over there. there was a big memorial day sara outside of jaguar stadium they got the second biggest wall in the whole country commemorating all those who fought in northern florida lost their lives dating back to world war i. there is a huge thing there. i drove over the bridge. i didn't look at the side of the bridge. a bit of a surprise to me to see that. appropriate for this military oriented area. >> steve: sure. if you were approaching because brian is appearing live at a diner today live in the jacksonville area. had you arrived at work on a boat you would have seen it. >> ainsley: that's right. we are not suggesting that you pull over on the bridge and look over the edge to see if it's red, white, and blue, never a good idea, brian. >> brian: no, i probably wouldn't do that be in traffic it would cause a bit of a scene.

i don't want to be the news i want to talk about the news. >> steve: let's talk about the news. today at 3:00 this afternoon, the house rules committee is going to get together and they are going to talk about a rule for the debt ceiling thing apparently every time they have a piece of legislation you have to write a rule. a debt deal drama because there are three super conservatives on the rules committee. you have got chip roy and ralph northam and ralph massi. two of the three will vote no. thomas massie may actually vote yes because, when you go back to the speaker fight. remember when kevin mccarthy was having the hardest time getting across the finish line, ralph norman were part of the anti-mccarthy vote. as speaker mccarthy is asking republicans to line good chance two people on the rules committee are going to say no to the rule and then it is pretty much dead until they figure out

what to do. >> ainsley: one of those you mentioned ralph norman he was on "fox & friends first." he said it's not what we bargained for a conservative deal to giving in everything. if you read some of the highlights brian and steve. suspends the debt ceiling until january 1st s, 2025. increases spending for defense funding and veterans benefits. lindsey graham has a problem with that he wants more money for defense. claws back 29 billion in unspent covid-19 funds. it repeals 1.9 billion for the irs this year. does that mean they won't be hire all those agents? the student loan payments will begin again in 60 days, brian. >> brian: yeah, there's a lot going on here. number one, you have to realize going in and the speaker is going to be on in two hours and we are going to have michael waltz and john rutherford local congressman find out how they are going to vote shortly. the speaker went in there he has a small percentage lead. he has about 5 extra seats in

the house. the senate belongs to the democrats. and the president seems to belong to the democrats. by getting the president to sit down and deal on the debt ceiling, he already has gotten a small w. and then to roll back $10 million that was going to be for the irs agents out of the -- excuse me 10 billion out of the 08 billion. that sets you up for a year. and then it it's called win the election and finish it off. there is a lot of wins here and i looked at the "new york post" editorial and they basically said good enough. one of the things they also said spending could only increase 1% unless they have a pay as you go. you have to go cut something right after that. chip roy is obviously not for it. every congressman norman not for it. if it gets out of committee, he is supposed to -- he believes is he going to get 95% of republicans to vote for it. the bigger question is will it get out of committee? here's the president yesterday on will the democrats vote for it? what do you think of the deal as

it looks right now. >> sir, what's your message to house democrats who have reservations about this compromise bill? >> talk to me. >> what would you tell them? >> i'm not going to tell you. >> why not? >> look, you guys all get on and say tell them what a good deal. do you think it would help me get it passed. >> who got the better deal. >> help me get it passed? come on. >> steve: come on. >> brian: only thing i would say is on this is the president of the united states, i understand delegating authority. if he was going to delegate all the negotiations why did he not go it australia, zoom in to the call because you didn't do anything. you went to camp david. why didn't you go to papua new guinea. strategically to check china he was going to be the first president to visit there. they had given everybody a day off from work and school. they painted the place red, white, and brew and we were going to have a foot hold there militarily, and if he wasn't going to do anything hands on,

why did he not just finish the trip out, guys? >> steve: it's all about optics. he had to look like he was doing something. >> ainsley: maybe he didn't want to finish the trip. >> steve: maybe he was out of gas. speaker mccarthy said over the weekend that he expects 95% of house republicans to vote yes on the 99-page bill. but it should be about 95% of democrats who actually are going to wind up getting him across the line. chip roy, you know, the question is what is he going to do in the rules committee later today? ultimately, he might vote no on the bill. but will he let it out of committee? here's what he said yesterday on "special report." >> there's going to be a block of us that are a no. i hope that more republican also join with us and stand up. i would like to say that we should kill this. we should move forward. we should pass a short-term debt ceiling change. let's not lift the debt for $4 trillion. i want to repeat that for america $4 trillion. uncapped actually debt ceiling

that will equal 4 trillion that expires in a lame duck on january 1st, 2025. and for that, we do not get substantive policy reforms on any of the green tax subsidies the corporate cronyism. >> steve: when you look at all the stuff that is in this particular 99-page bill. republicans got a much better deal out of it. chad pergram said something to everybody in the news business yesterday, and he posed these two questions. two questions for democrats: what did the democrats get out of bill and why should they bail out republicans who are in the majority because ultimately, ainsley, it looks as if the democrats are going to have to help the speaker get it across the finish line. >> ainsley: chad say on its face it should be able to pass. we will see if it does get out of the committee. lindsey graham as we were mentioning ea earlier he is ups. vows to undo this. calls it absurd bipartisan debt deal and disaster for defense.

i will use all powers available to me in the senate to have amendment vote to undue catastrophe for defense. i support raising the debt limit for 90 days to correct this disaster for deference. maybe that's a good compromise increase for 90 days and come back to the table and maybe compromise and agree on what needs to be done. ralph norman also this morning said is he not buying the june 1st or june 5th deadline. he thinks we should push it farther that we can last longer than that. >> steve: ultimate game of chicken. >> brian: yeah. guys. listener, defense spend something absolutely a priority. it's never been a priority with democrats even when they are in power which to me i can't wrap my head around. wouldn't you want the strongest defense possible. china is building up a way we never seen possible. you can't have everything and what republicans should do is

try to get the best they can, which seems to be this. and go win an election. because, if you have a republican president, you will make up for the lack of defense funding and sooner or later joe biden is going to he will realize it's my defense. and this is my baseball card. and i'm going to need to defend this country. and it's not really politics when it comes to american security. and kevin mccarthy is going to talk about that. i think they got $890 billion. what i would love to see is an audit of the pentagon and find out where all this do duplicityf labor is going and you will this money is going. no one has control of the spending at the pentagon. that doesn't mean crack down that means information to find out how money is being spent. i just have to say this: i never told you will where i'm from. i'm signatures here beach diner, one of five across the country. not a franchise. same guy owns it. this is one of the most successful businesses in the whole area. from the minute they open the place is bursting at the seams because it's quality with great

people with great management and i'm privileged to be here and little by little we will get a chance to talk to everyone who put on the flip flops and came down see us from behind me. >> steve: brian, you are at the beach. you are are wearing a sport coat only person other than ron desantis wearing a sport coat in florida right now. actually, he is in iowa. >> brian: do you know why. >> ainsley: where is your fishing shirt that steve had on friday? >> brian: steve took it out of his own wallet and spent own money for casual wear. i only get dressed up ware. i really struggle at ceacial wear. either dressed down or wearing a suit. >> ainsley: give me a break, brian. your honor wife has a clothing store. >> steve: yeah! brian for women. >> ainsley: well, that would be acceptable. >> brian: she it has shows for women. >> ainsley: you would look cute in a blouse. >> steve: take her shopping with you. pick out some things where you look casual. you are at the beach.

you are beach diner, yo. >> brian: how dare you berate me in front of all the others. that hurts my feelings. unbelievable. >> ainsley: no tie look. you mentioned kevin mccarthy was coming on. did you all know we have two kevin mccarthy's today. >> steve: one this hour and one at 8:00. >> brian: don't mix up their cards. >> ainsley: good idea. i don't know why i'm acting like i'm saying goodbye to you you will be with us the whole three hours. >> brian: i don't want to go back to bed yet. >> steve: part of our tuesday morning allusion. of course tuesday feels like a monday. ainsley and i are literally sitting 18 inches apart. brian is sitting it. >> ainsley: i'm sitting on your side of the curvey couch. >> brian: feel the hegseth dip. >> steve: whatever that means. >> ainsley: the muscles weigh it down. >> steve: the couch. so we have a busy three hours

and it started with that and now we have also got. this a fox news alert. listener to this. >> steve: russia is reporting several drone strikes on buildings in moscow as the first civilian in the capital since the start of the war. bring you update. >> ainsley: we always talk about this the a.i. be careful what you use the internet for as more people are turning to a.i. for help. experts are warning it's easier than ever to get stalked. what you shouldn't share online. ♪ ♪

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>> ashley: fox news alert. eight come m comey crazy drones. no one was seriously hurt. the kremlin is calling it a terrorist attack. officials in kyiv facing their own attacks by russian drones for the third straight night are denying direct involvement in the attack on moscow. here hat home, senator lindsey graham is responding after russia put out a warrant for his

arrest graham saying i will wear it as a badge of honor republican presidential candidates will be visiting a total of 12 cities on the three state tour everyone knows if i'm the nominee i will beat biden and serve two terms and i will be able to destroy leftism in this country and leave woke ideology on the dust bin of history. iowa is very important. we have an incredible amount of support. we obviously have a lot in common with iowa in terms of what florida has done. >> ashley: former president donald trump is also set to visit the early caucus state on thursday. in nascar denny hamlin wants chase elliott off the racetrack claiming elliott intentionally caused this crash in yesterday's coca-cola 600. watch this.

bowman had to take evasive action. straight away. hard and the wall goes hamlin. chase elliott. hard impact for denny hamlin. >> that was a savage crash right at the finish line. >> all drivers race monday with the names of fallen service members on their vehicle. honoring marine corps saratoga david kenneth recruiters who was killed in 2005 along with 13 fellow service members in the deadliest roo roadside bombing n the iraq war. >> thinking about all those who paid the ultimate price on memorial day: a.i. can be use ford good things research. wedding vows or mother's day's poem like brian did. others using to to write term papers or find out information

online. we are also learning the experts are saying stalkers -- you can be at the mall and a stalker can take a picture of you and run it through some databases on their computer and find out all about you through a.i. they can find out where you could be going next based on your patterns and routines. find out all the information they want to know about you. >> steve: because, if you look at your past, the past is prologue often. if you are always at starbucks at a certain time or always pick up your donuts dunkin''s coffee at 6:05 they might know that you are there. that's something that a.i. could actually put together. a fellow by the name of kevin baronga is the founder of deep a.i.org. he said to fox news digital there are services of you use a photo take a picture of somebody in public then you can find everything. every instance of your face on the internet if you take a picture of somebody. essentially. every place you have been in.

and use that for stalker-like purposes. so, for example, if you run into somebody in public and able to get a photo of them. you might be able to find their name using online services and if you pay enough you can be able to find where they have been been, where they might currently be and even predict where they would go. and, brian, that's scary because if a total stranger knows where you are going to be in two hours, they might be waiting for you for whatever purpose. and it might not be a good thing. >> if you didn't take note, when the smartest people and creators enemy cases of a.i. said i'm scared about what we have here, i want a pause. even if you didn't want a pause and you say that's anti-american, anti-capitalist. you should take note of what we just told you this is going to effect absolutely everyone. we hear ugly situations with stalkers whether it's an exspouse or somebody you agree or disagree with this actually

changes policing. it changes the way the fbi does their job because now suddenly the average person will have some of the same tools they had maybe even better. other times when you are a professor at college and you are saying i just gave out this assignment a little while ago and in nine seconds two of my students just handed in a completed paper. i wonder how that happened or if you are doing scripts usc and trying to write a movie for a project you are doing. next thing you will know the person has great brand new script. you wonder did they write tore just type the question to chatgpt? and guys, remember what happened, maybe ainsley, you should introduce. this when we went back and forth and you just said i said the challenge of getting dawn a mother's day present and in this conversation did i set that up correctly? >> steve: pretty much. >> ainsley: had you to type in on ai a few facts you wanted included in this mother's day poem. like the fact that she does the shoveling. she shovels the snow out in the

driveway because you are working the morning show. you included your three dogs, rocky apollo and what's your third dog's name? >> brian: willow. >> ainsley: now that we have set it up. watch brian ask the a.i. to help him write a mother's day poem. >> strength and face of bitter cold for you shovel snow. >> ainsley: had a rocky relationship. >> brian: she shoveled snow. >> steve: you are heckling a.i. brian with rocco apollo and willow. with the warmth of love in your spirit spirit of the my god this never ends snsm -- offer heart felt praise being the kind of mother and wife make as house home never thrives. >> steve: make it shorter, 75 borders, make it funny, make it rhymier, there were rhymes. >> brian: it was hard to do this.

>> ainsley: so my dear dawn. >> steve: thats what the assignment, the reason we are talking about it today because our friends here at fox news digital apparently saw us when we had given brian a assignment where he used a.i. to fashion that and what they have done is they actually had chat im nt write wedding vows. there are wedding vows is that the kind of person you want to marry somebody who uses a computer to tell you how much that person sitting over there loves them. i thought it was pretty cool. like you brought up, steve, those people who say it's not right to have a.i. do it. hallmark sayings we like their sayings more? what's the difference have a professional use words you would never use to write something to somebody you know very well? >> ainsley: but, brian, you never even gave her the poem.

>> brian: i didn't. i didn't think it would go over well. so i have got to show you something. are you ready? talk to diners now. maybe you can what they're doing here. it says florida sucks don't move here your state is great. you know why? because it is getting too crowded. everybody is moving here 1200 a day. speak to some of the diners and find out what exactly is on their mind. all right. sir, whattens your name? >> my name is eburke. >> where how long have you been here. >> 1 years. >> where are you from originally. >> copenhagen, denmark. >> brian: i would like to visit some day. 1200 day fastest growing county. >> i worry about all these people coming down from the north going to vote democrat. >> brian: in other words they will not vote like you vote and changes the state? this was a very purple state and this is bernie sanders. i like this guy better. bernie, great to see you, what's

the name one issues for floridianing? >> it's growth. this road will be packed here in a few minutes. >> brian: and it's changed. >> oh, a lot. >> brian: and you worry about? uh. >> brian: traffic. sir, what's your number one worry. >> inflation. growth here as well as inflation monetarily as well. >> brian: small business owners here husband and wife team? >> hi. >> lauren and casey, tell me about your business and now starting a business from scratch in florida biggest hurdle? >> i am lauren are ponte vedra we are just starting out if anything we are just talking about our -- the inflation and the cost of everything that ingredients wise going into it. prices go up and we have to do that to our customers. >> brian: casey, that your hot sauce? >> definitely. >> brian: hold it up. and it's been around for how long? >> over 20 years.

>> brian: thes who sauce helped with the new business? >> new business. we just went into a wellness lane with our business and doing cryotherapy and ivs and everything like that. just trying to stay healthy. >> brian: so the economy is healthy, your business stays healthy. >> absolutely. >> brian: great to see you. enjoy the breakfast which looks pretty healthy. >> not really. >> brian: you are in great shape you can have once in a while a cheat day. listen, that's the story here. we will meet everyone from the beach diner including the owner owns five not a franchise he owns five of them with the music coming up, i sense that somebody else in new york would like to tease out. am i right steve and ainsley? >> steve: absolutely. so, once again, if anybody is down in the ponte vedra area head over to the beach diner, say hello, have breakfast with friends. >> ainsley: and brian will food shame you. >> steve: there you go. >> brian: they said that, not

me. >> ainsley: very interesting let me see what you are eating not healthy. >> steve: i saw a lot of bacon there. >> ainsley: thank you, brian. >> steve: manhunt underway in florida right now after shots rang out on a boardwalk hitting nine people including some kids. what we know about the investigation so far. something happened yesterday in hollywood. >> ainsley: plus a family in canada drives through hollywood thousands forced to evacuate their houses.

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>> todd: steve, ainsley and brian, what was time supposed to be with family and friends quickly turning into a terrifying scene. watch. >> i was laying down, having a good time at the beach and all of a sudden i heard pop pop pop, like 6 or 7 shots. everybody saw running. unfortunately when that happened, the boardwalk with full of people. everybody start running. left to right. and then i noticed that people got shot. >> todd: that's quite an eyewitness attack boardwalk packed in when gunshots sent hundreds running for cover. two groups got in dispute before one opened fire. officers respondings quickly detaining one person of interest. authorities say one other suspect is still on the run. officials say one victim still fighting for their life the other victims are in stable condition. >> at this point, we have four juveniles. their ages are between 1 and 17. we also have five adults ages 25 through 65.

right now, there is one who was in surgery and the rest of the victims are stable at this point. investigators urging anyone with pictures or video from the scene to come forward as their manhunt and investigation continues. back over to you. >> steve: it's heart breaking a 1-year-old shot. just terrible. all right, todd, thank you very much. >> ainsley: let's hand it over to ashley for more headlines. hey, ashley. >> ainsley: today is the final deadline of the fbi director christopher wray to turn over a document republicans claim links president biden to $5 million bribery scheme involving a foreign national. the house oversight committee chairman says he will hold wray in contempt of congress if he doesn't deliver the file. the two are set for a call tomorrow. the chairman says their meeting will not impact today's deadline. now to a fox weather alert. wild dash cam video showing a family driving through fiery plumes of smoke as a wildfire rages in the nova scotia.

more than 6,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. at least 10 structures have a been destroyed by the fire. officials fear the lack of explain this week's forecast could leave the fire to rage on for the rest of the week no. injuries have been reported. and the heat are heading to the finals after a 103-84 blowout against the boston celtics in game 7. miami is the first eighth seed to reach the finals in 24 years. >> fourth quarter underway outside martin. on top. open triple. scores. >> he's on one. >> ashley: miami will take on the denver nuggets in the finals game one tips off thursday night in the mile high city. and those are your headlines, guys. >> steve: another great night. >> brian: that was incredible series. especially that game six was unbelievable. but last night, again, in boston, they -- miami does the impossible. it's going to be interesting final. hey, guys, coming up next, we are here at the beach diner. you guys happy to be up this

early? [cheers] >> brian: two great guests for you now. will congress approve president biden and kevin mccarthy's bipartisan debt ceiling compromise before june 5th? congressman michael waltz who used to have this district and john rutherford who has this district will weigh in and tell us how they will vote. now you say something else, ainsley. >> ainsley: a little later the little mermaid making a big splash in memorial day weekend. >> you can't live in that world unless you become a human yourself. >> it that even possible? [laughter] >> that's what i live for. >> ainsley: your box office roundup and preview of the summer's hottest films still ahead ♪ wish i could be part of that world ♪ is what i could give ♪ if i could live out of these

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>> brian: the house rules committee will meet today to prepare for the debt ceiling bill for debate. will it get out of committee? after speaker mccarthy and president biden find compromise. >> t. the agreement prevents the worst possible crisis of deglawlt not 100 percent what

everybody wants if you look the country is going to be stronger. >> brian: so, can the bill pass the house? here to weigh in florida congressman john rutherford who has this district and congressman michael waltz. round of applause these great guys got up in the morning. [applause] >> brian: we have work for welfare those people who qualify a rollback of re-purposing of pandemic money, which is good for a year instead of 80 billion for irs you have 70 billion. for a year they are not going to be funded. these are. so positive things. student loan repayments start in three months. do you like the bill congressman rutherford? >> i do. i will tell you why. there is a couple firsts in this bill. first of all, year over year spending will be down for the first time in history congressman will actually spend less year over year. i'm not talking about the 10 year. >> brian: go back to 2022 funding? >> yes.

and we cut about 55 to 57 billion of nondiscretionary or nondefense discretionary. second thing is, and this is the most overlooked element in this bill is the administrative pay go for presidential executive orders and executive rule making. with those two tools, the president's administration has gone completely around congress, grown this government by 1.5 trillion it. >> brian: through executive orders and rule making. >> brian: if he is going to do something show us what he is going to cut. >> if it hits the threshold of 100 million. >> brian: you are still a. >> i'm a no. >> brian: why? >> i'm a no at this point. i agree there are good measures in there. it doesn't go far enough. it takes us back to '22 on the nondefense spends. it needs to take us back to '19. '22 locks in big covid increases

going forward, brian. at the end of the day, 18 months from now, we are still going to have another 4 trillion in debt in just 18 more months. so we needed to make deeper cuts on the nondefense side and meanwhile, we're accepting biden's defense budget, which is actually a cut as well. it only incorporated a 3% inflation figure. everybody here knows inflation was 8% last year. that's cutting submarines, this is a navy town. that's cutting ships while you have a massive military build-up from china. we'll can't do this on the backs of our troops. >> brian: i don't think any president in any party doesn't want maximum defense and for some reason with him -- >> -- we need to reform defense. save every dollar. reform it, audit it. and climate stuff out there. but you also can't cut our troops. here is what should be cut a $60 billion climate justice fund that still in there. all of that inflation reduction act, all of the social infrastructures, that stuff has

got to go. not our troops. >> brian: they did get permitting reform. >> two things not in that bill very quickly presidential wants was the student loan forgiveness. that's out. that saves the taxpayers these hardworking taxpayers 500 billion. >> brian: got charges and the other as you mentioned the irs. both of those were the president's programs and we rolled those back. >> brian: for a year and then you have got to go win an election. congressman, last night we have reports that moscow got hit by ukrainian drones after they have been going after kyiv the last two days and knocking down most of the drone attacks in the capital of ukraine. these people won't be stopped. how significant is that that they are hitting the capital if this is in fact true. this could be covert ukrainian action hitting back. it also could be a false flag from putin that wants to galvanize the russian people and wants to get them, you know, back in to this fight because

putin is obviously losing. >> brian: right. and is he about to take some punishment from the ukrainians. >> on the counter osceola. >> you believe so, right? >> i do. >> lastly ron desantis made it official on thursday. and then over the weekend he was at a big memorial day event and then this week is he iowa, new hampshire. your thoughts about governor desantis now trailing by in most polls 30 points. >> look, i would love to see him run in 2028. i'm a big trump supporter. i remember those 2019 budgets, when we w growing at 3.5% g.d.p. growth. i at this point in time get back to that president trump has shown he knows how to do that which is why i have endorsed him. i think that is, you know, the economy and the international respect. >> brian: so you want to go back. congressman, do you expect the governor to close the gap? and do you see any single digit quality candidates closing the gap as well. >> look, now that he is on the trail you will see some ups and

downs but a 4 o0 point trump lead is a huge gap to close. i'm with the sheriff on this one. we had a more secure world under president trump. we were moving towards middle east peace in the abraham accords and our economy was on fire before covid. and we need to get -- we got to get this government bureaucracy under control. >> brian: you don't do that lightly because i know you are friends with governor desantis. i will support the nominee. >> brian: it's a tougher decision and look at tim scott, nehemiah and others, i also think they are quality people. >> absolutely. >> brian: great getting up early. >> what is this? your challenge coin. >> brian: all right. thank you very much. i appreciate it. got one for you as well. >> and it's a bottle opener. use it at the bar, man. >> brian: for those people who drink corona. i don't know any. i want to check in with someone always drinking beer janice dean give us the weather forecast.

i got something for you. so sweet i love those challenge coins. i can't wait to see you in person. let's take a look at the maps. it's a little chilly here in the northeast. we will warm things up. that's the good news. 66 in new york. 60 in chicago. showers and thunderstorms off the coast of the mid-atlantic and the potential for some severe storms from the rockies, extending in towards the plains today. there's the severe weather threat, again, hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes would be possible. and then for our friends in florida. we have a wet weather week ahead of us. especially as we get through to thursday, friday, saturday. where heavy rain is in the forecast. several inches of rain especially along the east coast of florida. jubeware of that flash floodings an issue. keep you up to date on fox weather. thursday, friday, that's when we get the bulk of the rainfall, 3 to 8, short period of time going to cause some issues. there are your highs getting up to 72. but across the midwest and great

lakes, temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average. 86 in miami and i am going back to florida to say hello to my friend brian kilmeade. >> brian: yep. thanks so much, janice. meanwhile, we are here at the beach diner and i have to also tell you this. summertime is heating up at the box office. >> some things have been hang that might be related ♪ then my world changed. >> cold shower. falling off my roof and my heels are on the ground. [gasp] >> two movies called barbie and one is different called oppenheimer. kevin mccarthy never in a bad move here with a preview first kevin mccarthy. someone else who might not be smiling coming up later, same name ♪ our heritage is ingrained in our skin.

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♪ >> something about you seems different. i can't quite figure it out. >> she got legs. >> here to discuss the little mermaid and more of summer's best feature films is move critic and fox news contributor kevin mccarthy. good morning, kevin. >> good morning, ainsley. good to talk to you. movies are officially back and i'm so excited about this -- the little mermaid as you just played had the fifth highest opening ever for a memorial day box office weekend. >> ainsley: whoa. >> people are going back to the theaters and it's happening a lot. obviously top gun maverick started that last year. that's actually the number one memorial day opening of all time with $160 million the box office is thriving. fast and furious made over $500 million in the past two weeks. mario $1.2 million. now the little mermaid is a huge

success here domestically at the box office. we are seeing a huge surge of people getting back to the theaters because it is the only, in my opinion, the best way to communally watch a movie and this summer is going to be absolutely huge. if you haven't seen the little mermaid, halle bailey is worth seeing the movie for. her performance is amazing. moving onto the rest of the summer, ainsley. we have some huge box office films including indiana jones and the dial of destiny. this is going to come out on june 30th. this is the fifth indiana jones film directed by james man gold this time who did 3:10 to yuma and logan and films like cop land. hoharrison ford. deaging of the indiana jones going back to old lucas film images from harrison ford at that time and using new performance to manipulate those images to find a younger version as the character exists decades prior that movie looks amazing.

that comes out on june 30th. as brian teased, the big showdown is july 21st. that's going to be barbie vs. oppenheimer. new november directed by greta. ryan gosling. it looks amazing. my most anticipated film of the year no question is christopher noland's oppenheimer. favorite filmmaker working tenant. gun kirk. interstellar. the dark knight. the father of the atomic bomb playing jay robert oppenheimer. huge cast robert downing jr. it's going to be a master piece in i max again stressing the idea of seeing movies in the theaters and christopher nolan and greta are going to bring people there on july 21st for barbie and oppenheimer. >> ainsley: something for the whole family. the little mermaid bringing in

$95.5 million in weekend. my daughter saw it. loved it. and melissa mccarthy, she is also in it. she plays ursula. >> i'm with you melissa mccarthy's performance as ursula absolutely amazing. those numbers are huge. the movie is estimated to make 117 million in its first four days making it the fifth highest memorial day opening of all time. glad your daughter saw it. halle berry is to awesome. the music, the singing. people are absolutely loving her voice it's amazing. >> ainsley: i wonder how much they spent to make the movie. before the other one was the animation. this is with real actors. >> yeah. and so what they did, ainsley, is they basically had actors on a huge blue styrofoam set. what they were doing for the swimming because all the hair is cgi. what they were able to do and had people carrying the actors like melissa mccarthy when she is doing poor unfortunate souls being carried by nine stunt

people that make it look like she is swimming through fake water on a blue styrofoam set and make it all look together with movie magic. >> ainsley: incredible what they can do. thank you so much, kevin. you are our first kevin mccarthy on today. you know we have the speaker on. >> i know. >> ainsley: do people ever mistake you. >> every actor confuses me for him. every time i interview somebody they are like are you the speaker? i'm like no, i'm the movie guy. >> ainsley: kevin, always great to see you. you are the expert. thank you so much. okay. the second how about of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ i i'm