meanwhile, according to my apple watch. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: we begin this hour with a heated debate on government spending in washington. the debt ceiling bill is expected to hit the house floor this evening after clearing the house rules committee last night. >> steve: yeah. it's probably going to be tonight around 8:30. republicans and democrats remain divided even within their own parties. jacqui heinrich joins us live from the white house with the latest and, jacqui, obviously the white house wants this, but there are a number of republicans who say this is, as i said to andy biggs, this is a stink bomb and they don't want to vote for it? >> yeah, you know, steve, this billionairely passed the rules committee overcoming a rebellion from conservatives after republican thomas massie of kentucky voted to support it.

you had conservatives from the house freedom caucus chip roy and dan bishop voting against it with all four democrat members of that committee refusing really to bail out the fractured g.o.p. conference over this bill that they didn't negotiate and would not have written themselves. this advances the legislation now to a full floor vote. and there is a considerable effort to whip the vote and count the votes on both sides. speaker mccarthy pledged yesterday that two thirds of republicans will end up supporting this on the floor. but conservatives like dan bishop are calling on their colleagues to oppose the bill saying that they expect it won't even get half of the conference in support. >> i'm just fed up with the lies. i'm fed up with the lack of courage. the cowardice. and i intend, in the time that i'm here, i intend to see to it that those -- that there is somebody who is prepared to say what needs to be done.

434 members of congress, nobody could have done a worse job. >> mccarthy might see an effort to oust him from speakership. allies signaled that discontent might be overblown. ralph norman one oppose the bill admitted mccarthy probably did the best he could have done and better than norman could have done had he been leading the negotiation. >> this bill is smoke in mirrors. you know, never are we talking about the interest on the existing debt. forget everything else, $32,000,000,000,000.1 trillion is 30 billion -- 30% interest rate. >> so fox has already tracked an expected 30 republican no votes. democrats are expected to make up the difference. but progressives unhappy with the provisions of adding some new work requirements to welfare programs may not be counted on for this. yesterday one of the white house chief negotiators made clear that nobody got everything they wanted but they urged members to support this bill on the floor. meantime the u.s. is set to

announce today another $300 million in military aid to ukraine. it includes munitions for patriot missile systems and also himars and also marks the 39th authorize presidential drawdown since the invasion began and the u.s. has now sent a total of 75 billion since russia invaded ukraine, steve. >> steve: thank you very much. jacqui, a real quick question' you ran soundbite from dan bishop from north carolina where he said nobody has done a worst job than kevin mccarthy. kevin mccarthy in order to get this job he had to agree to if one member wants to call me on the carpet and, you know, essentially start the process to boot me, they can. do the house members on the republican side think mccarthy has vulnerability snowed. >> there was a lot of concern about that yesterday. but that g.o.p. conference meeting last night seemed to maybe quell that concern. mccarthy got a standing ovation. told everybody let's have fun,

hear each other out. my understanding is they left that meeting sort of buoyed by that. however, you know, it only does take one person, as you noted, steve. but you would still have to, you know, clear the necessary threshold to oust him and one of the points that mccarthy allies have been making is that if you boot mccarthy from the speakership, who do you put in there who is going to give all of these conservatives a seat at the table on their rules committee and other committee assignments that he installed them on? so, we will see where it goes. >> steve: great point. >> brian: s thanks, jacqui. a lot of people are happy. elise stefanik comes out historic stem. derrick van orden, navy seal people protect this nation meanwhile our seniors and also talks about senior as well as veterans. we look at what is happening with -- it's not perfect but you have to understand kevin mccarthy walks in there. the day the deal starts, he already has a victory because president biden on the record to everyone with two ears, i will

not negotiate on the debt ceiling. he negotiated. to the point is he overplayed his hand to the point he embarrassed himself and the country by going to the g-7 and having to answer questions about defaulting, not uniting against china. breaks off his trip early, even though he did almost nothing during the negotiations to come back and go to camp david and not go to australia and papua new guinea which was a strategic place against china which they were thoroughly entranced by the fact that an american president was going to appear there. i will bring up something else. cbo just did a score of it. going to save $1.3 trillion it. also is going to have work fair when it comes to welfare in a situation where you qualify. when it comes to student loans, they begin to be paid back in three months and the courts will handle the rest. these are positives, when you go off on the bill, i think you should say listen, this is what we got, it's not enough i understand it. to say he got nothing makes

people go back and go wait a second. somebody is lying here. just go back and read what he got. you can be disappointed but i don't understand how you could feel as though this is temperatuturdsandwich. go in the room hey, kev, i would like go in and negotiate if you are andy biggs. chip roy, i want to be in the room. go in there and do it and see what he they're up against. >> biden and mccarter were able to work together. democrat and republican, which was a win, you are right. republicans like a few things in it, which i love it. takes back the $28 billion in unspent covid funds. that's great. weave had all this money that was for covid that's your money, it's your tax dollars. >> steve: unspent. >> ainsley: take that money, put it toward our deficit. it cans nondefense spending growth this year and next year. and that's what some are saying is a negative about this. they are saying you are saying it's a two-year deal we know that but it really is. if you look at all of it, this

is why nancy mace doesn't like it she says it's a six year deal. it's going to cut over the next six years but really a two-year deal and republicans might not have the house then and cancels biden's pause on the college loan debt. if you want some social programs like food stamps, you have to work if you are able. to say and a little of the irs funding will be cut. not enough, republicans say. they had $80 billion going toward them. now they have about 60. >> brian: one year. they are going to cut the money. 10 billion given to new irs workers next year. do you know what it says? go win an election. you go win an election and you will build on this. if you lose an election, then it's going to get worse. simple as that you are in the minority. you have a small advantage in one chamber of the house. it was brought up by the most conservative guy i novick tore davis hanson. you have to understand. >> this is the hand you have because of the power you lost. now begin to let the american people know what you would do it if in power and go win an election and you will see a lot more get done.

>> steve: the problem for these republican lawmakers in washington is some very powerful groups with ties to the republican party a lot of republicans need support from those groups. >> ainsley: do you think so kevin mccarthy should have done. this. >> steve: it's the best deal. >> ainsley: should he have let it default? everybody would have blamed biden at that point if you are not going to get what you want. >> steve: the way it's going got to bass the house hand clear the senate by monday to avert a default. andy biggs is one of the guys, republican from arizona who joined us about 40 minutes ago. he is going to be a no vote although he ultimately thinks it's going to pass. >> i introduced legislation

rescission of $90 billion that would have pushed off a debt crisis for at least probably 45 days. we thought could go as far as 60 to 90 days. they didn't want to do a short-term rescission. they would prefer to do this big monstrosity and it's a bit of a problem. i don't view this as a victory for us. i view this as kind of a very it's a monstrosity and will be a continuing problem for us as it careens us over the debt cliff sooner rather than later. you have got to turn your spending curve down and this bill does not do that. >> brian: one thing it does fly in the face of what he said one thing that bothers me most is defense spending. when you sit there and got to stand up to china and got to worry about the unification of china, russia and iran. north korea forming this coalition getting off the dollar. and we -- our message we send out is i want a little bit less. doesn't keep up with inflation

you go out there and something to run on. obviously desantis came out and said i'm against it. donald trump has not said much yet. that's how you are going to voted. american people look at this. read for yourself. don't be spun. it's 99 pages. you will breeze right through it. and then understand it. there are certain people going to be a no regardless. elizabeth warren seems to be a no. a.o.c. seems to be a no. there are a lot in the squad. >> steve: somebody who really likes it is newt gingrich. he said quote historic first shift toward shifting government back towards common sense and conservatism. if you are a conservative it is a good thing. >> ainsley: disney under for allowing employee tosses wear a dress and mustache at the bib did i bob did i boutique. a mother posted this influencer.

applauding giving unforgettable experience at the boutique. because she posted it. it's now gotten 7 million views. listen to this. >> i'm here to shop around and make all your selections for the day. >> there are a number of conservatives online who are blasting disney for hiring this particular person. but at the same time, you have got the ongoing dispute that ron desantis has had with disney over the special tax deal they have got down in florida. and how they have gone woke as well. he did address disney yesterday, when he was in west des moines, kicking off his iowa leg of his tour. here's the governor from florida on disney. >> i can tell you that the parents in the state of florida were very happy that we took those stands. the media the media was not

happy about that. the left was not happy about that. there was a little business that you may have heard of in florida that wasn't happy about that named disney. [applause] and people told me they said, listen, the media is coming after you. the left, but if disney weighs in, they are the 800-pound gorilla, you better watch out. they are going to steam roll you. well, here i stand. [laughter] [applause] >> i'm not backing down one inch. we run the state of florida. they do not run the state of florida. i know all these republicans are lining up against me to take the side of disney. i will tell you this. we stand for the protection of our children. we will fight those who seek to rob them of their innocence and on that point, there will be no compromise. [applause] >> brian: governor desantis has got this talent. number one he doesn't have any notes like donald trump. number two is, he is better when challenged.

i almost think he would be better with almost a hostile crowd. because he goes deep on all these issues. it looks like he makes quick, rapid decisions but they are not indiscriminate that tore. he does his research. this is wrong, i'm going to act. and we are seeing with disney governor sununu thinks it's a bad move. governor christie thinks it's a bad move. donald trump switched distances you shouldn't have let disney get to this point. i'm not sure how that would play out if you are picking the ceos. bob iger taken over go more to the left and show you where the muscle is and going to cut a billion dollars off a development at disney land -- at disney world or disney land. >> brian: people are saying listen, i don't know what you are talking about. we weren't going forward with that anyway. that has been on hold. one way to maybe take a shot at desantis and hurt him. he said no i have got my lawyers we are going to sue you back. >> steve: disney came out in opposition to the billing down

in florida to keep -- talk about gender and sex out of grade schools, public grade schools k through 3rd grade. and he made the argument do you really think that that's a good idea? disney came out and said they were against it. and that's how this all started it. started with that and now desantis has been essentially talking about it ever since. people across the country are thinking, you know what? he makes a good point regarding what he was standing up for. >> ainsley: that's the big debate. when you get older you can do whatever you want to do. that's the beauty of living in america. if you want to change your body, you can. i think the debate down there is really how young do we want to talk to our children about this and introduce us to this? >> steve: is kindergarten too early? that's the question. >> brian: nikki haley said why stop at third. should be up to seventh and eighth grade. never thought you could pick your gender. >> steve: there are two genders. there are many gender identities. >> brian: i keep hearing that. >> ainsley: hand it over to

ashley. >> ashley: going to start in california. police in california found missing tennessee mom of two nikki was with her boyfriend steven tyler stratten. authorities declared her a missing person after she vanished earlier this month on a cross-country road trip. her disappearance coming after an alleged bloody fight with stratten in new mexico. the after math seen on body cam video. stratten was placed in cuffs after the incident. ultimately police split them up. impounded the car and no charges were filed. faces theft related charges following his failure to appear in court back in tennessee. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is lashing out at twitter. this as a parody account mocking the new york democrat gets a lot of attention. will ocasio-cortez fyi there is a fake account on here impersonating me and going viral. releasing false policy statement and gaining spread. while the account uses the same

profile photo as the congresswoman it makes it clear it is not actually aoc posting under the name alexandria ocasio-cortez press release parody. the squad member says she is assessing with her team how to move forward. veteran actor john beazley has died. his son announcing the news. no cause of death was given but beazley best known for his role as coach warren in the iconic sports film rudy. >> any of you has any fantasies about running out of that stadium tunnel with your gold helmet shining in the son you best right here. you 15 dreamers out there maybe we'll keep one or two. >> beasley is survived by his wife of 58 years. and his two sons. he was 79 years old. loved his movies. >> steve: what a great movie and what a great speech. what a great legacy. thank you very much. >> ainsley: you are welcome. >> brian: 16 minutes after the hour. a mob of teens viciously attack

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see a group of teenagers viciously beating and stomping on the three marines after they asked the teenagers to stop lighting fireworks over memorial day weekend an investigators are not taking this lightly. >> assault with a deadly weapon. anybody that kicks another human being in the head to cause damage, internal injury to that

magnitude will be arrested for a felony assault deadly weapon. >> ainsley: nancy grace joins us now to react to this. nancy? good morning. >> good morning. thank you for inviting me. let's see if that sticks by the time this is all said and done. i have prosecuted cases where an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon is proven with the use of fists or in this case feet. i want to clear one thing up very quickly. i heard a lot about altercation and mutual combat. that's not true. this video, as horrific as it is. and i hated to even look at it. i wanted to turn away. but i watched the whole thing and there are several videos floating around out there. these three marines, who serve our country, had turned around and were leaving. that's not an altercation. they were attacked from behind, according to the video. and the video doesn't lie. and another thing. words alone do not count as

provocation. so neither of those defense theories are going to work. this is why i'm alarmed. one of my first positions as a prosecutor was in juvi court. juvenile justice court very often juveniles are let off with a slap on the wrist. i don't want that to happen here there are seven department of educationally sins, murder, robbery, child molestation and robbery. all of those you are almost automatically bound over and treated as an adult did. you have notice we don't know the juvenile's names. they are juvis. they get kid glove treatment i'm fine with that unless there is an attack like this. they should be treated as adults. i'm waiting for that to happen. i don't want to see this pled down to a simple assault and they walk away with six months juvi probation. ains all right, nancy. what do you know about this 39-year-old man. he was on "family feud" and he told steve harvey getting married was the biggest mistake that he never should have said i

do and then later his wife is found shot to death in her house. they are estranged at this point. killed, shot 14 times and now there is a trial and he is accused of killing her? >> her name is rebecca belief nic. and his name tim. they were in the middle of acrimonious divorce. she had filed multiple protection orders. and we also know that she had filed a restraining order against his father from seeing their three sons. they have three minor sons and that's what this whole thing is about. i believe that the dignity evidence in case, including the defendant's laptop search, will be the nail in his coffin. searching for things how do you clean gunshot residue from a smoking gun. how do you open doors from the outside with a crowbar. how do you pick locks and multiple google searches of that

nature. but, very important, a bicycle was purchased by him, the defendant, the husband. it was hidden and found very close to his home at the time of the murder. and neighbors saw someone going back and forth between the two houses that live very close to each other, you know, to share the three boys. in the days preceding the murder. i think he was practicing on the bike to get his timing down and he didn't want to use his phone or his car because they could be traced. >> ainsley: interesting. thank you so much, nancy. >> thank you for inviting me. >> ainsley: you're welcome. can you watch "crime stories" with nancy grace on fox nation.com. straight ahead, the elephants in the room. desantis and trump head to the hawkeye state to make pitches to voters. we will have our own panel to weigh in, next. ♪ ♪ shingles. some describe it as an intense burning sensation

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discuss. now to this alabama passing a law banning transgender athletes from competing in women's college sports. the state had already restricted biological males from joining women's sports teams in kindergarten through high school. governor kay ivey says quote it's about fairness plain and simple. alabama joins more than a dozen states in prohibiting transgender athletes in women's college sports. and those are your headlines, steve. over to you. >> steve: all right. thank you very much. ashley. florida governor ron desantis kicking off his presidential campaign in iowa yesterday. >> our country is requesting going in the wrong direction. [cheers] >> we can see it and we can feel it. american decline is not inevitable, it is a choice. and we must choose a new direction for our country. we must choose a path that will lead to a revival of american greatness.

>> steve: the governor is going to make several stops across iowa today as former president donald trump returns to the hawkeye state as well. so let's bring in a panel of republican iowa voters. we have got kendall different bomb. she is screen left. boyer center screen and leukemie underwood. they join me from the state of my birth, iowa. you are in marion right now. i understand you are going to a ron desantis state later tonight. why are you taking off your wednesday night to go hear a guy who wants to be president? >> >> i would like to hear what he has to say. i haven't heard much about his policies the things he is trying to get done if he wins the presidency. so i kind of want to 345er what he has planned. >> steve: have you been to events like this in the past iowa is notorious for having every candidate show up in

person luke? i think we have had an audio problem right there. jim, one of the things about iowa is, you know, you are sitting there in ring stead not too far away from al gotten that where i was born. one of the things iowans love they love to get right up next to the candidates and shake their hands and sit in somebody's living room and hear them talk about their particular policy initiatives and stuff like that. you probably have done that with a lot of people over your political career, right? >> yeah. i think the candidates -- iowa voters are very informed and very involved. and if you look back to 2016, the last time, there was a contested caucus for the g.o.p. position, ted cruz made a point to visit all 99 counties. he spent time in legion halls and talking to farmers.

and he won the 2016 because of that effort. and i think it's doesn't matter if you are 50% of the poll or 1% of the poll. if you make the effort to get out and talk personally with iowa voters, you're going to see a result. >> steve: right. and that's one of the things ron desantis has said. he said he is going to actually campaign in all 99 of iowa's counties. kendall, you just grad from iowa state university congratulations. >> thank you. >> you feel like the top two frontrunners, trump and desantis are both very strong but you, just like jim and luke, have not yet made up your mind, right? >> yes. so, honestly, i have not voter enough on ron desantis. i know trump did great things for iowa and very intawive of our agriculture and our trades it parts of our economy.

i feel in ordering target those two areas and do what donald trump has done in the past during his presidency. there was 50 plus trade agreements negotiated. access and encourage american goods. i feel ron desantis would definitely need to nail down on agriculture and trade in iowa. >> steve: luke, tonight, when you go to hear ron desantis, you are going to look at what he has to say. we got the results of a recent monmouth poll and currently, the time period was mid may for about a week of 655 republican voters. and right now donald trump is way ahead of ron desantis. luke, while donald trump is ahead # 43% to 19%. it's early and iowa is notorious for the frontrunners early not finishing in the top spaces, right? >> i believe that to be correct.

i don't believe trump was in the lead when they h caucuses four years ago. i believe that he probably -- i think he finished third or fourth out here. i'm not sure. i cannot remember for sure. >> steve: may 2015 the top three were walker, rubio and huckabee. and cruise and trump who finished 1 and 2 weren't even at 10%. so, you know, if the past is prologue. and, jim, you know this as well, is oftentimes the frontrunners early don't wind up the people who actually win the caucuses. >> yeah. that's true, steve. like i said before, it's a candidate that get out and interact with the iowa voters. and especially this time. it's that candidate that's going to interact with the voters that's going to have a plan to where they hit the ground running in january of 2025, that they have a plan that they can

enlighten the iowa voters on about how they are going to damage -- or repair the damage that the biden administration has put forward for the last two and a half years and unfortunately, maybe for another year and a half. >> steve: all right. jim and kendall and luke, thank you all for joining us today from iowa. >> thank you. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: you bet. coming up, let's come back to new york city where a new york law school professor is unleashing on what he calls a marxist faculty for allowing a graduate's anti-israel commencement speech. >> watch the video and see these lunatics clapping their hands, standing for her, cheering her on when she is spatting these venomous, hateful, disgusting rageous. >> steve: douglas murray you are

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scott is introducing a bill requiring app. stores to display each application's country of origin. scott and two republican colleagues say the legislation would help americans make more informed decisions to protect their data. the bill comes as the "wall street journal" report reveals four of the first most popular apps in the united states were actually developed in china, including tiktok. and those are some of your headlines. now we're going to hand it over to brian who is downstairs. hey, brian. >> brian: thanks so much, ainsley. meanwhile the taxpayer funded city university new york city facing growing backlash over this law student's hate filled graduation speech railing against, i don't know, jews, israel, police and the law. >> israel continues to indiscriminately rain bullets and bombs. the law is the manifestation of white supremacy that continues to oppress and suppress people in this nation and around the world. >> brian: so inspirational. one long-time professor now slams the school for allowing

this to happen in the first place. >> the administration is claiming that the final version changed slightly. all you have to do is watch this video and see these lunatics clapping their hands, cheering her on when she is spatting these venomous, hateful, disgusting, rageous words. >> brian: fox news contributor douglas murray tries to put this in perspective. commencement speaker not a course, not a student that tends to be radical, but the leader. >> it's an amazing thing. when you watch the video, first of all, the student in question, you know, her peers obviously agree they put her in this position. the professors on stage all clapping along. and what does she use her speech to do? she explains she has come from yemen herself and is in the united states and that's why she is here to condemn israel. first of all, none of this makes any sense.

why are you using a commencement address to lie about the law. she says that the law is white supremacy. just list of baal clay shays of our time. >> brian: against capitalism. >> it's all against law. against it's white supremacy. all of these nonsense ideas they are all railing against. but the main thing in her armory is hate of israel. what gives here? you come from yemen a country completely benighted. so many problems she could have given commencement speech, after commencement speech about the problems in her own country. she is in america complaining about the one jewish state in the world. of the whole thing absolutely stinks. >> brian: student selected commencement speaker means she speak for all of them. she is the one i want representing my class. graduating class at cuny and these are the lawyers that are are going to be out there creating havoc in the world. >> can you tell from the

reception this goes down incredibly well. every one of these baal cliches of annie they go down riskily. this is what the whole wants to hear. what exactly she giving them by wrote totally predict being hateful cliche ridden speech. they receive as they f. they never heard this before they hear this every day. >> brian: i have to give mayor adams credit he spoke the next day about trying to get patriotism back red white and blue. i sense it was a restore to this which is now on the cover of the "new york post" today not every democrat is in quiet and in support. imagine being so crazed by hatred of israel as a jewish state that you make it to the subject of your commencement speech at your law school graduation? anti-israel derangement syndrome at work. keep in mind that on the heels

of another poll that showed only 45% of democrats support israel with the palestinian situation. >> richie tores we did thed this out. half of the funding from university funding comes from the taxpayer. why should the american taxpayer be paying for an institution which puts forward and promotes not just anti-israel rhetoric but anti-american let ring. that's what it is. this claim that the law, the bedrock of the democracy is white supremacy, that everything in the whole country effectively from the origins is evil. and everything that we do in america is evil, the idea that the taxpayer in america should be paying for that. >> brian: crazy. >> absolutely crazy. mainstream democrats need to recognize that like republicans and say there's just no place for this. you know, if you don't like it, effectively, there is a lot of other places you can be. you know, there is a lot of things can you criticize in yemen going on. perhaps that would be a better use of your time than coming and lying about israel and america

in a taxpayer funded institution in america. brian i think ilhan omar is from somalia. also she comes over here very judgmental about america as if it's a country not worthy of her much like this speaker. best of luck if she's your lawyer the rest of the way. thanks, you douglas, always gro see you. coming up ahead actually i would like to go adam klotz. before i take a break, adam, i would like to know the weather. >> you got it, brian. a little bit on the cool side on fox square. big heat wave on the way across portions of the great lakes, even across portions of the midwest. here's what it looks like currently outside. 53 degrees in new york city. 27 degrees in chicago. pay attention to the chicago temperature on the map it climbs up to 88 degrees today. one of the warm spots in the entire country outside of texas. it's not just chicago. it's the entire area. big high pressure system there that's really allowing to heat up. 88 degrees in detroit. 89 degrees in syracuse. 90 degrees in minneapolis. we are talking about a major heat wave that's not just going

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