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earful. >> brian: yes. there is a lot of people her, vip's, generals, colonels, small business owners, all concerned about the country. one of the most patriotic places in the nation. they are big-time viewers, it will be special talking to them shortly, including an eagle scout. i will bring in one of the busiest guys in america, house speaker kevin mccarthy. mr. speaker, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me all the way down in florida. >> brian: right. i know how hard you worked on the deal, it will be a nail-biter it seems going down to the wire. how concerned are you about the bill you cobbeled together getting out of committee? >> speaker mccarthy: it's a different congress, new day, you have to pas a bill to find out what is in it.

you have 72 hours, this is 99 pages. this is different than before. we will spend less money this year than last year. debt limit is like the family having a credit card you have been charging up every year and keep lifting the limit. this year is different. we say we will spend less. the mandatory spending and social security and medicare, i can only look at 15% of what we spend. elements like non-defense will go below 2022 levels, that is positive. we put ourselves on a spending plan and cap what we can spend for government. in a family, we may have a child, able-bodied, that is sitting on the couch collecting welfare. we will put work requirements on

that individual, he will get a job and make life easier. we are looking at places we've been spending that we wasted and will return, like all the covid money, we'll bring it back. $400 million for cdc global fund, hard-working taxpayer money to china, we will not do that, we will send that back and a number of other i think thises. one thing that is interesting we did, the president has been spending wildly, if he wants to put new regulation in, we took executive order and put into law and makes it tougher. if heun was to put a new regulation in, he has to cut government, if it costs more than $100 million. we now reform environmental review, instead of seven years, studies are one to two years, this has not been done in 40 years.

we did something interesting to make congress consequences for lack of action. they have 12 appropriations bills and they never do and come back with the omnibus, now if you don't do your job, 1% cut across the board. encourage congress to work. this will be the biggest cut the congressional budget office says in history going forward, we allowed debt ceiling to go forward for the next 18 months. >> ainsley: we will play two sound bites, two in the gop that say they are voting no. we'll get your reaction, this is chip roy and raflph norman. >> a block of us are a no, i would like to kill this, move forward and pass a short-term

debt ceiling change, not lift the debt 4 trillion dollars, we are going to have uncapped debt ceiling that will equal from our trillion, expired lame duck on january 21, 2025 and do not get policy reform on green tax subsidy. >> i think we need to call their bluff, there is time you walk away from negotiation and this is one of them. they are not serious, biden dith erred for over 100 days, this should not move forward. >> ainsley: they are on the rule committee, you need their vote to move forward and you need democrats. >> speaker mccarthy: we'll sit down today and have people come in, it is first time they are back to walk through the bill. the "wall street journal" says it is a very good bill. compared to other debt ceilings, we had presidency, senate and

house, it was just a clean debt ceiling. we only have the house. the president said he wouldn't negotiate with us, we were able to get in there. this is the biggest cut in american history, no new taxes, no new government programs. would i want to cut more? yes. i was only able to work at less than 15% of the budget. not sure what else they want to do, we were able to plus up defense and veterans, that nondefense is lower than we spent in 2022, look at where victories are. we allow them to keep going forward until january, but you have extraordinary measures. if we get a new president and senate majority, we will be able to tackle this. this is just a first step. >> steve: at this point, you -- republicans only control one half of one branch of

government. for you to get what you got was great because the republicans did much better in this than the democrats did, obviously. joe biden never wanted to negotiate, you forced his hand. you know a bunch of republicans on the big vote will vote no. you will need a bunch of democrats to say, i can't believe i'm doing this, i will vote with kevin mccarthy. >> speaker mccarthy: normally, when you come to an agreement with two different parties, you have people on both sides vote for it. democrats will tell you there is nothing in the bill for them. the president kept asking for tax increases and new government programs and i said no, he said, there is nothing to vote for. i said there is debt ceiling increase, we can go forward on. not sure people want to go past that deadline. this is a good first step, but

we can go further and i have a plan coming forward to look at entire budget and tackle problems, especially in bipartisan way thchl is reasonable and sensible and responsible thing to do. >> brian: it will be a nail biter. fox learned fox expects between 240 and 270 votes for yes. "new york times" writes it is a decent deal. you have to juggle multiple issues. mr. speaker issue the chairman comer asked you to call fbi director christopher wray and get him to turn over documents linking joe biden to alleged 5 million scheme thanks to a whistleblower who stepped forward and told his story in what i think is 302, this story is written down. they want to get the documentation. christopher wray is giving the old heisman, there is a conversation today.

what can you tell us about christopher wray cooperating with what something he has to constitutionally do with comer? >> speaker mccarthy: comer subpoenaed the document he requested, we have jurisdiction over the fbi, they seem to act like we do not. i personally called director wray and told him to send the document, today is the deadline. let me tchristopher wray, right here right now, i will move contempt charges against him. he can send the document, we have a right to look at that, republicans and democrats alike, if he does not follow through with the law, we will move contempt charges against christopher wray, they are not above the law. >> brian: what does he say when you told him to do this, he said if reports are corrects, this is

a speculative document, unverified, i'm not comfortable handing it over. what do you say when he says that? >> speaker mccarthy: we had a conversation, i'm part of the gang of eight, i told him he could redact names and others and we wouldn't know method, we have a right to see it, he does not have a right to choose what he shows us, we oversee the fbi, if he thinks differently, there will be a contempt charge. there is enough problems in the fbi and i will not sit back and allow him to ignore this. we will get this document, he has not denied the document is not there. he knows there is a document and we have a responsibility to see it. >> ainsley: talk about the 2024 race. we had asa hutchinson on the show earlier, hes he is going to new hampshire and iowa and ron desantis is kicking off his campaign today going to iowa and he's going to how many cities,

12 cities in three days and sean hannity will have a town hall on thursday with donald trump. what do you think? >> speaker mccarthy: one thing i know, america loves trump policies that made america stronger and we yearn for that in the house and country. i think having debate is healthy, but we know foremost what biden has done to us, getting us out of afghanistan, harming us around the world, 13 new gold-star families, opened the border we can't control, fentanyl is killing more americans. we need a new president with a new direction. you can have debate, we need one person to lead us to the change. >> steve: speaker mccarthy, thank you for joining us, busy week for you, thank you for

starting with "fox and friends." good place to start. today brian has been at beach diner and has a room full of people. brian, now is good time to poll the audience about the news of the day. >> brian: general, i understand you have been in florida for quite sometime. >> yes, sir, born and raised here. douglas burnet, commander national guard for governor jeb bush. >> brian: we are finding the government is dropping people off in broward county, what do you do? >> governor ron desantis, let them see what it is like, his leadership is incredible. >> brian: he has respect of the military, especially you guys. >> he is a leader, gentlemen, statesman, he can make it happen, we need him.

brien >> brian: one desantis vote here. >> round of applause for nicholas, what does it take to be an eager scout? >> so much paperwork. >> how long you been doing it? >> my fourth year, i joined when i was 13, later than some kids, i enjoy it as much as them and had fun through it. >> what has he learned? >> great leadership skills and networking and it helped enforce his dreams of america and how great this country is. >> brian: i love your red, white and blue shirt and this guy's patriotism and the feeling in the diner. the beach diner has patriotism, round of applause for red, white and blue. all right. we'll come back in a little while and talk to more diners and vip's, including director of

the wounded warrior project. ashley is working on the you news. >> ashley: a lot on deck. start with fox news alert, one suspect on the loose after nine hurt in memorial day boardwalk shooting in hollywood, florida. victims seen running for their lives after dispute broke out. youngest victim is one year old. >> at this point, we have four juf niles, ages between one and 17. we also have five adults, ages 25 through 65. right now there is one who is in surgery and the rest of the victims are stable at this point. >> ashley: officers responded quickly, detaining one person of interest. one suspect is on the run. eight drones striking residential buildings in moscow,

first attack deep inside russia since start of the invasion last year. no one was hurt, the kremlin is calling it a terrorist attack. officials in kyiv are denying involvement in the attack on moscow. senator lindsey graham -- for his arrest. graham tweeting, i'm aware arrest warrant issued by corrupt government is badge of honor and sailors aboard u.s.s. wasp, a ship designed to support ground sources on shore. it was at pier 88 to celebrate u.s. navy, marine corps and coast guard. it participated in fleet week this year.

those are headlines. >> steve: couple years ago, we did the show live from the wasp, it was great. >> ainsley: very special. thanks, coming up, as ai is watching you, experts warn the technology could be helping stalkers. leo terrell is an attorney and legal insight is next. >> steve: and residents protesting kirk cameron telling him he is growing into a real pain, hear his response straight ahead on this tuesday, "fox and friends." ♪

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>> steve: listen to this. startling new warning on threat of artificial intelligence. potential tool for stalkers. the founders of deep ai dot org, there are services online that can use a photo of yours and find everything, every place you have been and use that for stalker-type purposes. that is terrifying to somebody like civil rights attorney and fox news contributor leo terrell. leo, it is just a matter of time, obviously ai can do a lot of good, but if somebody was able to take a picture of you, say down at dunkin donuts, you can do reverse image searches on the internet and track you throughout your day, according

to social media. i will know where you are tomorrow. >> leo: this is the ugly side of ai, steve. this is where the right of your privacy is being threatened by vast knowledge being collected without you knowing it. this is a dessert for criminals, stalkers, abusers, those going to exploit. children being stalked, seniors being stalked. you are stalked without even knowing it and your privacy is invaded. >> steve: we are helping ai, every time we post on social media, whether at the grocery store or gas station or a park or whatever, that is one source ai would use to essentially track and predict where you will be next.

>> leo: exactly. you are not giving ai permission to stalk or you or allow third party to. they are able to go after intended targets and unintended targets. the right of privacy being invaded, you are a victim without knowing it. >> steve: i was thinking about this, it would rely on images that exist on the internet, just imagine if ai got into say here in new york city, thousands of live realtime police cameras all over that have facial recognition. if ai got into the police cameras, they would be able to track you in realtime. >> leo: go one step forward, you

are talking about tracking victims through police camera, how about tracking police officers, bonanza, for drug cartel, trafficking, everyone at issue. >> steve: we just need guardrails, ai will be useful, but can be potentially dangerous. >> leo: absolutely, steve. >> steve: thank you very much, leo, first person up today in l.a. thank you for starting your day. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: live from city of angels. coming up, brian is in the sunshine state. good morning. >> brian: we'll talk to director of the wounded warrior project, right now who will voters be voting for? who you voting for? >> governor desantis. who you voting for? >> likewise, same vote.

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>> ashley: car thefts are a major problem for kia and hyundai owners. the companies are trying to spread the word about free anti-theft software update. the cars that are vulnerable have gotten that update. first spy satellite launched next month for reltime tracking of u.s. action in the region. north korea did not give a specific launch rate, notified japan of launch before june 11th. tokyo put missile defense on alert. and kirk cameron during a speaking event to promote his children's book, one protester

referencing him in "growing pains," you are growing to be a real pain. kirk cameron joined us earlier and brushed off critics. >> anyone aligned with value of humility is out of touch with what leads to blessing and the guy that made the sign, nicely played on the streets, a for arts and craft effort, i wish i could have given him the book, he could use a lesson in humility. >> ashley: kirk cameron is pushing pro-american values and has faced backlash. brian, out to you. >> brian: six in 10 vets did not have enough money to pay their bills overthe past 12 months, how do we empower our bravest in

times of difficulty? guy who made that his mission, ceo of wounded warriors project. general, we are not in a hot war right now, not in the throws prior to surge in iraq, what are main needs of those who served in an area rich in veterans? >> continues with connection, you lead military, it is difficult to reconnect with your tribe. network, there is a book on tribe, you have to reestablish your tribe. from there, the healing begins, mind, body and spirit, physical health and healing, mental health and jobs, economic empower. getting benefits and get being back to work, if you are able to. >> brian: if you were in the infantry, tanker, what do i do now? no one wants me to drive a tank or submarine, do you get that a

lot? >> we do, 37% say they have difficulty transitions military skill to resumes that connect with companies that want to employ them, 6.8% unemployment for veterans. >> brian: shocked that 43% of warriors have little to no confidence they cover $1000 emergency expense or any health challenge. $1000. >> we doubled emergency financial assistance and go six months. last year, 2000 families and inflation is killing people. >> brian: how does inflation affect veterans? >> everyday goods and services, price at the pump and grocery store.

we have people in debt and the interest continues to grow. >> brian: i walk into wounded warrior project, what facilities? >> 25 facilities, headquarter in beautiful jacksonville, florida. a lot of events going on here. we do events in all 50 states, lay wreaths in all 50 states yesterday and thank you for being here yesterday at veterans mall. >> >> brian: beautiful facility. >> second largest black granite wall in america. yesterday was poignant. >> brian: people talking about recruiting, show people excelling once they get the uniform off dochl they realize they can't just drop the ball when people leave. >> best thing that ever happened

to me joining the military. it opens doors never thought possible. if you're a young person considering military service, just do it. just do it. >> brian: general, great to see you. round of applause for everything he is doing in the community and big biker. >> 300 miles in may, met the challenge. >> brian: meet diners, what is your name? >> shannon. >> brian: what is number one issue, top two issues in florida and what do you worry about most? >> the economy. inflation. >> brian: how is it affecting you? >> you go to the grocery store and everything -- >> brian: doubles. >> easily. >> brian: what about you? >> leadership on the economy. >> brian: got you, understood. let's go back here, what is your name? >> sharon gray. >> brian: bad timing, i did not know you were drinking at that

moment, my fault what is the concern you have? >> i want to keep desantis. >> brian: you'll vote for somebody else you don't want him to leave? >> i don't want trump either. >> brian: who do you want? tim scott, nikki haley, asa hutchinson? >> i want desantis, but i hate to lose him. >> brian: you have to make a choice at some point. >> not at this moment. >> brian: people concerned about issues and candidates in the primary and others concerned about what is on the menu. what is your name? >> audrey. >> brian: audrey? if i was to come here and ask you what is good on the menu, what would you say? >> pancakes. am i stopping you from eating pancakes? >> no. >> brian: you were going to eat them anyway? >> yes. >> brian: what is it like living here, have you lived here your whole life?

>> yes. >> brian: do you project yourself relocating? >> yes. >> brian: are you in school soon? >> yes. >> brian: when? >> in the fall. >> brian: i'm glad, enjoy the day, nice to meet you. pancakes is number one on the menu. i'll go with that recommendation, should i have a chance to eat. what is coming up next? >> steve: why would she want to relocate, she's in paradise. >> brian: i'm just asking, making small talk with a three year old, a lot of people would not do that. i did, i think that makes this -- who couldn't be cuter. >> steve: great interview with the young one having pancakes. the fbi is up against another deadline to turn over that document connected to joe

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>> janice: good morning, it is a beautiful day in new york city. great looking week in the northeast. across the south, not so great. temperatures in the 50s in new york. 70 in louisville and new orleans. potential for showers and thunderstorms in the mid-atlantic, rockies could see severe storms. know what to do if there is a watch or warning, especially south florida, east coast of florida, we could get three to five inches. talking about the warmth across

the great lakes, midwest to northeast, temperatures in the 80'ses in omaha, nebraska, st. louis and thursday heat toward northeast and new york city. judge, over to you. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. fbi director christopher wray has until today to release documents relating to biden family business dealing. earlier speaker of the house kevin mccarthy joined "fox and friends" promising to take action if he doesn't deliver. >> i am prepared to move contempt charges against him. he can redact names, but we have a right to see it. he does not have a right to choose what he can and cannot show us. we oversee the fbi, if he thinks differently, he will see

contempt charge against the director. there is enough problems in the fbi and i will not let him ignore this. >> ainsley: co-host of "the five," judge jeanine pirro, thank you for coming on, we'll talk about your book in a moment. what is your reaction to this? >> jeanine: i'm thrilled kevin mccarthy is serious about this. the fbi, same crew two took unverified document to court to violate fourth amendment right to spy on a president, knew was a lie and now saying they don't want to hand over a whistleblower document because it is unverified? it doesn't get richer than this. for them to say, we are not going to hand it over, they have admitted they have something and it is not classified. i don't want this to get classified. good for kevin mccarthy and contempt of congress is a federal crime and they could go

to jail for that. the fbi has been so beyond the pail, it is time for congress to deal with oversight over that agency. >> ainsley: you have a new book, "crimes against america" it is not the america you grew up in. >> jeanine: it is not, america is no longer a sovereign nation, there are benefits for anyone who wants to come and get housing, education, medication. the fact the fbi has been weaponized and politicized and crimes against america, talk about the great nation and the left trying to take down the republic. they are doing it in school and across this country and in this book, i layout an indictment with crimes occurring against

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is, never been defined. i discuss everything, it is a must-read, this country is too precious to be taken down by fools. >> ainsley: yeah, what happens next? this is why elections have consequences, elections are important. what happens, judge? >> jeanine: if we don't straighten the ship soon, we will be the socialist nation a lot of these people wanted america to be. it started with barack obama, joe biden comes in on the trojan horse, the marxist mentality is filtering through all the agencies throughout america. when institutions of government are being taken down and radicalized, lick the military and all the transgender stuff and the stuff going on in stores and america is saying, no, we do not accept this anymore. i don't want a tuck it bathing suit for my son.

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>> how republican candidates are trying to draw the line of difference with each other, can they do that? >> bill: we'll see. we don't start for 10 minutes, a debt deal is not a done deal yet and not quite done yet. >> dana: good riddle. number shot in chicago this weekend is appalling. one woman was stabbed a few blocks from the mayor's home. >> bill: oh, joy congra congratulations, how did the school let this happen? we'll find out in a few minutes. >> steve: big weekend in racing, joseph newgarden won the indy 500, not before a scary scene with 16 laps to go. >> felix rosenqvist moves

that -- oh, felix in the wall big time. big hit here. keep it on the turn two wall. oh, no, kirkwood. ooh. kirkwood upside down. >> ainsley: yeah, kyle kirkwood's car flying into the wall and flipping on the roof with sparks flying. he was able to leave the vehicle, he was not injured, we are grateful for that. >> steve: he was able to climb out. >> ainsley: he is joining us now. good morning, kyle. >> good morning. >> ainsley: tell us about it, what happened? >> it was definitely scary and thank god all the fans were safe, i was safe, about 200 mile per hour crash, 80 g impact and i slid about a quarter mile.

the indy 500 team did a great job, got to me in eight seconds flat, it is test aments to what they do to make the cars safe. >> steve: there are flames about a foot from your face. as you watch that video, are you thinking how close did i come? >> yeah, you know, it is a very helpful feeling when you are upside down in a race car. i opened my visor, as you probably saw there and i didn't know where i was and that is a helpful feeling. you feel very in control usually and you are upside down and see sparks flying and fluid leaking, you feel helpless because you can't get out. scariest moment of my career. i was like, let's do this race again, it didn't last long. >> ainsley: how did you get into

racing? what does your family say? it is a dangerous sport. >> i wouldn't want to see my mother, she was there and i'm sure you could hear her, i'm sure she was a wreck. you usually don't see many of those in a year and many of those where people get to walk away. i started racing in south florida, jupiter, florida, my family got me into it at the age of five, so for 19 years from carts to are cas to indy cars. >> steve: ready for next season. ask you about something, for folks who missed it, jewel sang the national anthem, we will play a snipit of it, a different cadence. listen to this. >> and the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air --

>> steve: kyle, what do you make, a lot of people said that was not a good version. it is her interpretation, what did you think of it? >> standing there listening as a driver, i thought she did a phenomenal job. nine minutes of ceremony where a quarter of million people go silent, you could hear a pin drop. that is amazing, big part of the event and brings people to tears. that is a big part of the event and i thought she did a good job. all the prerace ceremonies are amazing, the flyover, when they sing "back home again" it is so cool as a driver. >> ainsley: especially memorial day weekend. >> steve: good to see you upright and good luck. thanks for talking about the big

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applause. thanks so much, colonel. >> he has his own song. i'm see you in new york tomorrow. back to you guys. everyone keeps coming to florida. i don't know why. thank you. >> safe travels, brian, great job. thank them all for us. >> that's it for us. let's go to "america's newsroom," bill and dana live in new york. >> bill: good show and good morning, everybody. even a day to honor america's fallen heroes not safe from violent crime. mass shooting near a packed florida beach on memorial day. nine injured, four children. tough story to start on. i'm bill hemmer. we're back. >> dana: i missed you. 25 things to tell you about but not time right now. i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." we'll try to fill you in on all the weekend stuff. this happened in florida. guir