jesus, the next best thing. i think martin scorsese has seasoned with age. >> quick programming note, i will guest host "the ingram angle" this evening, and raising the debt ceiling, 2024, a ton of news. don't forget to dvr the show, here is "america reports." >> john: kayleigh, thank you. begin this tuesday with a shocking incident out of southern california over the memorial weekend, a mob of teenagers appeared to viciously attack a group of off duty marines. i'm john roberts in washington. sandra, hope you had a good long weekend. >> sandra: good to be back. sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." two of the victims say they were just walking along the pier in san clemente when they asked a group of teenagers to

stoplighting fireworks on the beach when they were not supposed to do it. then they were attacked. >> john: any arrests made yet, jeff? >> yeah, sandra and john, no arrests as of yet, but since the marines, not in uniform were on the ground and kicked by a large group, consider it a case of assault with a deadly weapon. and the video, we should warn, extremely violent, were not more seriously hurt. as many as 40 people were said to be involved in the beating. marines say they were just enjoying san clemente beach friday night. we don't know what happened prior to the video being taken, the victims say the teens were lighting off fireworks. when debris hit one of them in the face from the fireworks, the men say they asked the group to

stop, appears some shoving and then jumped and stomped on. some bystanders eventually stepped in to stop the beating. the mayor says the marines are always welcome in his city and celebrated and that's why he feels this attack was "tragic and unusual." john, sandra. >> john: jeff, thank you very much. it's amazing to see on a day that is supposed to be a day where we honor people who laid down their lives for this country, that something like that happens, just unbelievable. >> sandra: and that violence, and violence in chicago, we hope we stop to remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice and it gets you, and new reaction to the video, many whom just saw that the first time, we'll have reaction coming up, john.

>> looking forward to that. >> this is worthy of the american people. maybe it doesn't do everything for everyone, but this is a step in the right direction. >> we've got to find compromise. and i think that we found a very good compromise. >> the only people that are happy with this bill, only factions that are happy, are china, buying more of our debt and the biden administration. >> many of us right now are feeling, are very angry that we have been held hostage. >> sandra: the reaction t pouring in and now any moment now we could be seeing house speaker kevin mccarthy on the hill, lawmakers on a key house committee are said to vote on the debt bill as president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy race to get this deal passed through congress. so we'll be watching for his comings and goings, house and ways committee chairman jason smith will be joining us how he views the biden-mccarthy deal,

but chad pergram is live. do they have the votes, chad. >> unclear. the key is a political cocktail of democrats and gop members to pass the bill. no one is happy about it but could pass with a wide swath of members from both parties. house speaker kevin mccarthy says it was a compromise and the best the house could get. >> we only have the house, the president said he would not even negotiate with us. but we were able to get in there. this is the biggest cut in american history that we vote for and i'm not sure where in here -- no new taxes, no new government programs. >> but that did little to satisfy conservatives. they were on fire railing against the bill, ralph norman serves on the rules committee. the bill must get out of the rules committee before it goes to the floor. that showdown comes at 3:00 p.m. eastern today. >> i'm on rules committee. it's a great committee.

we know everything coming through. but folks, if we can stop it there, i will stop it and now all of a sudden at the last minute it's an insult to get 100 page bill and be asked to decide on it on the spot. >> note mccarthy told his members for days he would give them 72 hours to review the bill. some gop members are not nearly as upset. >> i certainly want to vote why he for it. i think it will pass. it won't pass with just republican votes so what's yet to be told is how many democrats will be able to support the bill. look, this is the best debt ceiling deal we have had since i've been in congress. it has some real substance. >> so if the rule blows up in committee, the house cannot debate the actual bill. if the bill gets to the floor, the vote on the bill itself likely comes tomorrow night. sandra. >> sandra: chad pergram on that for us, we'll be watching all the happenings on the hill. thank you, john. >> john: missouri republican

congressman jason smith, chairman of the house, ways and means committee, just a small assignment in the congress. you'll be presenting the bill at 3:00 this afternoon. where do you stand on it? >> i support this bill. it's not perfect, john, but it definitely does several things that is a step in the right direction. the administration was asking for a blank check debt limit increase and if you look even when the republicans controlled the white house, the house and the senate, we didn't get any kind of progress like this. work requirements for snap and the largest rescissions package ever signed into law. 20 pages of this 99-page about ill is just rescissions. you are talking about tens of billions of dollars and then you are looking at putting into statute administrative pay go that will prevent trillions of dollars of executive orders being signed into law without having -- been paid for. i think those are some good

steps in the right direction. is it perfect, no, but i haven't found a piece of legislation yet in washington that's perfect. >> john: a lot of people in the republican party say it's far less than perfect, nothing that they want to sign on to, like chip roy, congressman ralph norman who said in a tweet, this deal as he put in quotation marks is insanity. 4 trillion debt ceiling increase with virtually no cuts is not what we agreed to, not going to vote to bankrupt the country. the american people deserve better. and sampling of other reactions. >> i'm a no at this point. i agree there are some good measures in there but does not go far enough. >> there is going to be a block of us that are a no and i hope more republicans will stand up. i would like to say we should kill this. >> john: what do you say to the opposition? >> alternative, five republicans could join democrats with 0 items, a threat, members that have said they would do that.

i think when you are looking for conservativism and common sense, look in the right direction. i would love to get the whole piece of cake but we can't get the whole cake. joe biden controls the white house and democrats control the senate. about the best agreement you can get when you control half of one-third of government. >> john: and the way mccarthy put it this morning on "fox and friends." >> there's no new taxes, no new government programs. what i wanted to cut more, yes, but i was only to work at less than 15% of the budget. so i'm not quite sure what else they want to go. i think we have to look at where the victories are. >> john: he believes it's a big victory for him. i don't remember any debt ceiling bills with there many things attached to it. mccarthy said the democrats are getting nothing except a rise in the debt ceiling. however, members of the freedom caucus are adamant they are not going to vote for this, which means you've got to get democrats to come on board in the house.

obviously you need to have them in the senate or this thing goes nowhere. depending on the number of democrats you get and the number of house freedom caucus members who do not vote for this, mccarthy could find himself in a similar position boehner did in the 2015-2016 days, he had to rely on democrats to get through republican bills and put him in a very precarious position. and consider one of the conditions that mccarthy agreed to to become speaker was a one vote proposal to vacate the chair, one vote on a motion to vacate the chair, he could find himself in hot water if somebody really wants to push this. >> i'll tell you, the one vote to vacate the chair has been in effect for decades. for all speakers except nancy pelosi changed it in her last time. what i will say is that we have not had spending caps in two years and when we didn't have spending caps two years, we saw an increase of spending of

$10 trillion. this bill puts spending caps in place. this bill puts work requirements that will address the labor shortage. this bill rescinds covid dollars. steps in the right direction. is it perfect, no. i hope my colleagues will go on the side of conservetism. i think all republican members of the ways and means committee will be supporting this. however, you know, you are looking at the freedom caucus less than 40 members in the entire conference. this is a bipartisan agreement. there should be republicans and democrats that will vote for the final passage of the bill. why you negotiate with the white house. >> john: we were talking off camera to button this up, you figure if mccarthy gets more than half the gop caucus voting

for this, he's on safe ground? >> what they have passed with republicans in the past in the majority, simply more than half, that was a success. we had 217 that voted on the limit save grow, unprecedented. that's only happened one other time and that was in 2011, so i think that we are in a good place. >> john: we'll look forward to the results of that vote this afternoon. congressman jason smith, good to have you on. not often we get the chairman of the ways and means committee here. sandra. >> sandra: the fbi is on the clock today to deliver a document to congress about an explosive allegation against president biden. a whistleblower in the agency saying the document could prove the president participated in a pay for play scheme during his time in the obama administration. gillian turner is live in washington with the latest on this. hello to you. what is happening so far today on deadline day? >> gillian: well, sandra, issued

new threats against christopher wray, and taking action should he fail to produce the documents they are demanding. >> let me tell director christopher wray, if he misses the deadline, i am prepared to move contempt charges in congress against him. i told him he could redact certain parts of that, names and others so we would not know methods but we have a right to see it. he does not have the right to choose what he can and cannot show us. >> gillian: and a republican took it further, he would consider impeachment for whistleblowers who claimed president biden engaged in the bribery scheme as vice president. >> director wray is operating the agency, i have signed on to an impeachment, a bill for director wray.

the house needs to move forward. >> gillian: fd1023, employees make allegations against u.s. officials. director wray nor anyone from the fbi have not acknowledged the existence of the form. anyone can level an accusation like this one and it would be recorded in the same form, the fact that it exists does not mean the allegations are true or they are credible. we have not heard back from the fbi, we will let you know if we do. >> sandra: please do, keep us posted. gillian, thank you. john. >> john: the coast guard, sandra, calling off a search for a louisiana teen who fell overboard or jumped from a sunset cruise in the bahamas last week. 18-year-old was celebrating high school graduation when he went into the water. questions remain over what really happened. plus this. >> this is a great country.

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>> john: the mayor and police chief in davenport, iowa, say five people are still missing after an apartment building partially collapsed over the weekend. you can see the front of the j sheared off there.

they fear two people may be still trapped in the rubble. a ninth person was pulled from the wreckage late monday, putting demolition plans on hold for now. >> we sit under the shade of that tree of freedom, protected from the hot rays of socialism and communism and destruction across the globe. >> sandra: new york city democratic mayor calling out the far left in his party and the memorial speech at the u.s.s. intrepid, and slammed declining patriotism among younger americans. charles payne, we have talked a lot about this over the years and no doubt this is a trend we are seeing in this country. what is the harm in this declining patriotism, especially among our younger generation? >> it's a perfect topic the day after memorial day and honoring those who died to keep us free and have these kind of conversations. it's everything. i mean, we are -- the world is never -- it's just never ideal,

always something going on, plotting, never settled. and because we are, like it or not, world's police but also we want a safer place for our families and homes, it means each generation has to step to the plate and i just think the younger generations have been told, hey, you know, it's not a big deal, like you know, you don't come into this world having an opinion -- >> sandra: it's beyond not a big deal, it's you are entitled to the country, entitled to all the prestigious, you know, acclimations this country has. and they are given to you. >> charles: i agree. and watch tv, 4 or 5 commercials says because you serve it, because you should have it, and it's everyone, i don't care what you are. because you deserve it, like what the hell did i do to deserve it? you never know, right. but the entitlement part is really, really worrisome. then the notion that hey, it takes a lot from time to time to

keep us where we are, and you know, so you look at declining enrollment, enlistment in the military, and ironically, anywhere you have to put skin in the game for a return, they are not putting skin in the game. >> sandra: it's for all of us to build it back. that's where eric adams took his speech. here he is, instilling patriotism in the youth. >> we must think of patriotism not something reflected only on memorial day but built into the country and fiber of our country just as i start the day, every child should start with the quote and the true pledge. >> sandra: and so many schools do today, happily we can see the pledge is said by many, many young students across this country but also ending in a lot of public schools coast to

coast. >> we need to have it in every school, without a doubt. i loved it. i never realized when i was doing it that it would be something that would be controversial, you know, i think a lot of people don't realize, it started to spread, in new york city and other places because the third wave of european immigrants, there was a lot of anarchists among them and had to make sure their children did not bring that to the schools. so every day we made sure kids pledge their allegiance to this country. we are in a serious place right now. sandra, i'm afraid the direction and the speed at which we are going away from everything that made us the greatest country in the world. >> sandra: and i know you've talked a lot about that. patriotism falling among americans, here we are, the day after the memorial day weekend concluded, who say patriotism is very important to them, it has dropped to 38%. think about that, from 70% in

1998. and it is especially falling among our youth. those who say patriotism is very important to them and the 18 to 29-year-old category, just 36%. over 65, shame on them, it should be higher, 59%. charles, going to eric adams, the mayor of new york city speech, he is a democrat, he is on the left, he's calling out those on the far left of his own party. do we need to see more of that happening today? >> charles: absolutely, 1,000%. i know he plays the high wire act and sometimes do and say things that piss me off, but he's a former new york city police officer, he understands service and his core and heart he understands what's right and wrong. he was elevated to this job in part to bring this kind of stuff back, he was polling at 2%, came out of n where to win this. part was the high crime thing but part is the sense that you see the pew poll last week, where all americans think 50

years ago was better than now. ironic, because former president trump used, make america great again said it was a racist slogan and now everyone from both parties, vast majority believe it was better 50 years ago than it is right now. >> sandra: it is something. i know you'll be talking about on your show. thanks for joining us. john. >> john: charles payne unfiltered as always. the parter center has announced former first lady roselyn carter diagnosed with dementia. the carter family is sharing that the former first lady has dementia. she lives happily at home with her husband, enjoying spring in plains and visits with loved ones. we ask for understanding for our family and for everyone across the country serving in a caregiver role. 95-year-old remains at home with the 98-year-old former president who has himself been receiving

hospice care since february following a series of hospitalizations. sandra. >> sandra: our thoughts are with her. the u.s. coast guard, meanwhile, has called off the search for a missing louisiana high school graduate after he went overboard during a boating excursion in the bahamas. can anything be done to find him? united cajun navy spokesman brian trasher is up next on that. >> john: the case of a missing tennessee woman is drawing comparisons to gabby petito after she goes on a cross country road trip with her allegedly abusive boyfriend and does not come back. nancy grace will be here whether police have any leads. >> he beat her up pretty badly, truck driver had to pull him off of her, called the police, the police picked him up, took him a couple exits down and dropped him off. my retirement funds allow me to

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>> sandra: a tennessee woman on a cross country road trip with her boyfriend has not been seen in more than three weeks and police believe she is in danger. nancy grace is following the case and will be joining us shortly, but first senior correspondent steve harrigan has the latest. >> nikki left her home in central tennessee more than three weeks ago. headed to california to visit family members out there. she left in her jeep with her boyfriend and a dog. the trouble soon started, though, in new mexico. police were called after a violent encounter, one witness said he saw nikki's boyfriend beat her violently, including punching her in the face. nikki's brother saw the results of that beating. >> he beat her up pretty badly, a truck driver pulled him off of her, called the police, the police picked him up, took him a couple exits down and dropped him off, diagnosed with traumatic brain injury and a broken hand or wrist.

>> this case is already drawing comparisons to that of gabby petito, also two years ago drove across country with her b boyfriend, and no arrests were made, and petito wound up dead in a national park, killed by her boyfriend. a potential sighting over this weekend in a california walmart, appears nikki may have been selling her phone at a kiosk so there's a sighting she may be alive, family members certainly hoping so. as for the boyfriend, no sightings of him and he's already in violation of his probation. sandra, back to you. >> sandra: steve, thank you. john. >> john: the search for a louisiana teenager who apparently jumped from a cruise ship, a small one, in the bahamas on a dare, has been called off. the cajun navy has been involved in the search and in constant contact with the family. brian trasher is the spokesman for the rescue and disaster

relief group. good to have you back on, although looks like a tragic circumstance here. let me this lay this out for folks at home, cameron robins was an 18-year-old from baton rouge, louisiana, just graduated from high school, apparently out on the pirate ship sunset cruise off the coast of paradise island, the east coast of paradise island and jumped into the water. do we have any idea how the circumstance unfolded and why? >> so the circumstances around why cameron went into the water are still being investigated. obviously a lot of reports out there from eyewitnesss there might have been a dare or somebody egging him on. i can't confirm that but still being investigated but nevertheless, he did end up in the water. he was in the water for several minutes and did not, unfortunately, make it to the life ring they threw him and

according to some videos we have seen, disappeared shortly after that. >> you know, when you take a look at the video and we don't have rights to air that video but can describe it, the word is he voluntarily jumped in after somebody dared him, somebody said hey, throw him a life ring and you see the life ring out there, he appears to be a pretty strong swimmer. he was an athlete. did not seem to be having trouble in the water and then drifts away and he's gone. do we know if it was the current, because he seemed to be going in the opposite direction of the life ring and you would think the current would take anything floating in the same direction. was there some other circumstance that might have taken him out of the field of vision of folks on the boat? >> you are correct, he was an athlete, a fit young man. the video showed him, looked like he was taking a casual swim in a swimming pool and going toward the life ring and some reason turned around, started swimming away from it. it could have been a current,

the channel right there is known to have strong currents. there was some inclement weather that blew up while they were out there, it could have been a squall line that came through, so much speculation out there. we still are waiting for the u.s. coast guard and the royal bahamas navy to conclude all their findings and compile the eyewitness testimony over the last week and i'm sure eventually they'll put out a final report and we'll wait and see what that says. >> john: the u.s. coming out of miami jumped into action and teamed up with the bahamas defense forces and searched by air. they published the grid in the last day or so, you can see the extent of the search here on the screen, that's nassau, the big island there, paradise island on the northeast of that, and right in the middle of that dark area, the most intense area of search.

they also went north of that into what quickly becomes very deep water as the tongue of the ocean starts to wrap around the top of nassau there. you are talking 6 to 8,000 feet of water. and this was a huge search area and yet nothing turned up. >> it really was. yeah, i can't say enough about what the coast guard and the royal bahamas navy, as well as a lot of volunteers that, united cajun navy had recruited after hurricane dorian, private vessels and private aircraft and looked on their own. it was a very extensive search and unfortunately did not turn up successful. >> john: todd tirrel, said he hope we were able to bring closure to the family and friends of cameron by knowing everyone did everything possible to locate him. not every search in large waterway areas results in recovery but knowing so many

dropped everything to help with the search is a positive way to bring closure to families and friends. it sounds like todd does not have a whole lot of hope that cameron may be found. >> todd was born and raised in baton rouge and when he was called about it it became personal to him and he wanted to find that young man. but again, we arrange for a charter boat to take the parents out to the area where he went overboard and some of the search areas, made sure they had some lodging while they were there and they decided to return to baton rouge on sunday after we were not successful in locating cameron. we never give up hope but you know, the coast guard called off their search and we have suspended physical operations but are still participating in some investigatory investigations. >> john: such a tragedy. great work your organization does and excited to bring in the

royal cajun navy. >> this weekend in florida we have a music festival called vet fest and raising money for veterans as well as for the united cajun navy. if anybody is in the area and wants to see good bands and have a good time, look up on etix.com and look up the vet fest in vero beach. >> john: looks like that's the place to be this weekend. >> sandra: thanks to him. the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee due back in court today. will there be enough evidence to bring the case to trial and what is the connection to the suspect's sister? >> john: plus another deadly weekend in chicago, and residents are getting fed up. the violence spiking despite new mayor brandon johnson crime prevention strategy. john, president of the chicago fraternal order of police is here next on what needs to be

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wall asking for a closer look. orangatangs are known to be doting mothers and take up to ten years to raise their young. the orangatang said oh, it's such a beautiful baby, bring it closer, let's take a look here, oh, yeah. >> sandra: that is amazing and for all of us who have seen the orangatangs in the zoo, you see ir that compassion, love, sensitivity, and that is really an example of it. >> that is just so sweet, wow, looking, oh, yeah, let me take a look. how cute is that. >> sandra: can you imagine the baby? >> john: the baby saying that looks like uncle fred. >> sandra: oh, gosh, poor uncle fred. the hawkeye state will be watched, governor desantis kicks off his 2024 campaign in iowa. rich edson is live in des moines. what do we expect to hear from desantis tonight.

>> good afternoon, sandra. campaign aides say he will highlight his record in florida. also stress the need for what he's calling energy in the executive, a nod to perhaps a new generation of politicians we need some younger people serving in the white house. desantis will make the announcement, his first campaign event tonight, that will be in the eternity church here in des moines, iowa, christians playing a major role in the republican base here in iowa and across the united states. desantis has several stops across iowa before campaigning in new hampshire and south carolina, all early primary and caucus states. desantis and former president donald trump has been sparring over desantis's fight with disney, handling with the pandemic, supreme court picks and trump's unfinished border wall. the trump campaign tweeted a video, calls for an end to

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>> john: fox news alert, elizabeth hell holmes has. elizabeth holmes, she is expected to serve a minimum security women's prison in brian, texas, about 100 miles outside of houston where the theranos founder grew up. >> sandra: also watching capitol hill, live pictures there, as house leaders are signalling that they -- confidence that they will round up enough votes to pass mccarthy's compromise with president biden to raise the debt ceiling for two years.

we are expecting so see house speaker kevin mccarthy any moment now as it is his job to sell this, john, and obviously as the leaders are trying to counter the notion that there are loud complaints about this bill from members of the right wing house freedom caucus that held a news conference today, it is the house freedom caucus, other republicans as well taking issue with what is passed while the shred leaders are selling this as a conservative deal. >> john: a growing number of republicans, mccarthy will need a growing number of democrats if he hopes to get it through. congressman jason smith, chairman of the house ways and means committee will be presenting it to the committee in a little more than an hour, says he is in support of it. he believes if mccarthy gets more than half of the gop caucus voting for this, that he'll be on safe ground. remember in the whole vote for

the speakership drama, matt gaetz of florida went for the one vote margin to vacate the chair, which would remove the speaker, taking it back to the way it was years ago. but jason smith thinking mccarthy will be on safe ground if he has a majority of the caucus. remember when john boehner ran into all that trouble back in 2015, it was because he was bringing bills to the floor that did not have the majority of support from the house gop caucus. so if mccarthy has the majority on his side, congressman smith thinks he'll be ok going forward. don't forget, this has to be bipartisan because you have to get support in the senate, you have to get 60 votes. >> sandra: looking through some of the exact words of rep bishop during the noon hour, to my colleagues in the republican congress, you have a few hours to make up your mind. you are the key to our being

able to reacquire the unity, now it's going to take some steps by the way because the leadership decision to forfeit that is going to have to be dealt with. also just looking at some of the votes we still have yet to find where they stand on this, rep massey the republican from kentucky will make an announcement on twitter soon how he's going to vote on the debt limit bill and the rules committee, said he's going to make an announcement soon. i got to talk to my wife first, quoting him directly, i don't make any decisions without her. so, this is where things stand as we look live at the hill where we do expect to see house leader kevin mccarthy. >> john: ralph norman against this, tweeting earlier today, what did he tweet -- sorry, work arounds, fuzzy math and no debt cuts, debt ceiling is weak where it needed to be strong, no deal.

and tweeted yesterday, the deal is insanity -- no, that was on the 27th, virtually no cuts not what we agreed to, not going to vote to bankrupt our country. chip roy is against it. curiously, mike waltz of florida is against it telling fox and friends this morning i'm a no at this point, i agree there are good measures in there, but does not go far enough. jason smith saying how much more do you want? and put the full screen back up what the debt deal is about. claws back $30 billion in unspent covid funds, restarts student loan payments, no new tax hikes, caps nondefense at 1% a year for six years, cuts irs funding and streamlines infrastructure projects and congressman smith pointed out that he can't remember a debt ceiling deal that included all of this. usually just a clean debt ceiling agreement, work on spending later and they never

do. >> sandra: and during the house gop conference call as we were monitoring the news on our memorial day yesterday, 16 republicans spoke in favor of the bill, including the freedom caucus member and homeland security chair mark green, and el elise stefanik, and others strong support conference wide, just noting don bacon, the republican from nebraska, most of the folks i work closely with are supporting the bill. he represents a district that president biden won in 2020. so this is where things stand. you've obviously noted the detractors and a lot could happen and change in the coming moments, we'll be monitoring it. >> kevin mccarthy appealing to his caucus saying no new taxes, no new government programs. would i want to cut more, yes, but only able to work at less

than 15% of the budget. coming up new at 2:00, a mob of teenagers viciously attacking a group of off duty marines, apparently hold that, mccarthy is coming now, back to the pictures on capitol hill -- here comes mccarthy. listen to see if he says anything. >> mr. speaker -- [indiscernible]. >> keep walking, let him keep walking. >> watch behind you, watch behind you, watch behind. >> it's awfully narrow.

>> keep walking, keep walking. got to walk, get to where we are going. got to keep moving. >> how are y'all today? good to see you. how you doing? >> watch behind you, you have to watch, you have to face forward, watch behind you. >> speaker mccarthy, are you confident your speakership is secure? [indiscernible] >> most conservative bill we have ever had -- [indiscernible]

>> john: well, i don't know, sandra, could you pick that up? i went to too many concerts in my 20s, my hearing is not good enough. >> sandra: towards the end he was being challenged by reporters whether it's the conservative bill he and his colleagues have made it out to be. obviously he is assuring this is the right bill. but tough to pick up the exact words there. just noting that as he has arrived on capitol hill, and these negotiations continue, kelly farris, our colleague, noting that rep massey as i just noted, met with mccarthy and the gop leaders today. waiting an announcement from rep massey how he's going to vote "soon," and john you also noted rep normal on the debt ceiling, the republican from south carolina, i don't buy janet yellen the sky is falling,

june 1st, and june 5th, and june 8th, we are not going to default. we'll see what happens here, john. >> john: shifting target what x date is, the revenues they are coming up, the amount of money ebb and flows, and jason smith, he believes every republican on the ways and means committee will vote for this measure and i would expect because president biden supports it that a majority on ways and means will vote, a robust vote in favor of this and then it's up to members of the house freedom caucus and a handful of other republicans as to whether or not they want to vote with the majority or if they want to stand their ground and vote against this. we'll see.

>> sandra: apparently one of the direct quotes from speaker mccarthy just now is that the debt ceiling bill is easy for republicans to vote for. we'll see what else he had to say there. we'll check back in with chad pergram on the hill shortly, as we just were able to catch him live. fox news alert, teen violence caught on camera, a mob beating a trio of marines on memorial weekend. >> john: it happened in orange county, san clemente, the marines were on leave, they say it started as they asked the group to stop shooting fireworks. sandra smith from new york. >> john: john roberts in washington, all happening on capitol hill. no arrests yesterday in the san clemente beating but the investigation is in full swing. >> sandra: the mayor joins us