♪ >> todd: a beautiful shot of the beautiful state of massachusetts and this song is "perfect day," i'm reminded of another song by

emenem. look who is back. >> carley: my life has changed, i'm glad to be back. >> todd: in case you are confused, i'm todd piro. this is carley shimkus. >> carley: can she show pictures of my sweet little boy? that is brock. that is my husband pete and brock. he is the smileiest, sweetest little boy and i'm on cloud nine. >> todd: what do you say to people who said, what did you do during your four months off? like you were eating bon-bons. >> carley: i have to be honest, the first month is a blur and recovery, second month getting into a groove. the second and third month was wonderful bonding time. >> todd: how did you accomplish that sleeping?

was it is through the new things like snu, or the whiskey? which did you use? >> carley: the snu, is wonderful invention. it moves and when the baby moves, it rocks and has hush sound to calm the baby down. we used it. a little wine thrown in there, as well. it is amazing being a mom. last night felt like, when you go to bed before the first day of school, it felt like that. i am excited to be back and have my two worlds collide, work and mom. >> todd: what is the most surprising thing that you experienced in the four months following the birth? >> carley: man, he's grown so much, it feels a little longer. my last day of work was late january, before having him. in some ways, it feels like a longer stretch because he was such a peanut, he was seven

pounds and now he is a huge baby, which is the goal. i'm impressed with his growth and every little thing. he's trying to roll over and grasping at toys and things i'm sure nobody cares about, but are huge to me. >> todd: big thing, huge props. also pregnant ashley strohmier, who filled in for you. she had interesting point, i'm worried, the number one male voice he will know is yours, todd, do you have similar concern? >> carley: can i tell a secret? ashley, when i texted ashley a picture of brock, from the hospital, i texted you the same picture. ashley texted back, huge congratulations and that conversation, she told me she was pregnant. she will be the best mom. >> todd: something about that chair. awesome to have you back.

we did it before, let's go to it. fox news alert to kickoff thursday, bipartisan debt ceiling deal heads to senate after clearing the house by a wide margin despite dozens of lawmakers voting against it. >> carley: doug luzader will break it down. >> doug: the first one is always well behaved and you think you are great parents and then you have the second one and the wheels come off. >> carley: good advice. noted. i will keep that in mind. >> doug: good news, they have a deal it sounds like to move this thing forward in the senate. this was just step one last night and speaker mccarthy thinks it is good news. this was a clear bipartisan majority, 314- -- majority of members to vote yes and suggested despite the hand

ringing, this was easy. >> speaker mccarthy: this is fabulous, one of the best nights i've been here. i thought it would be hard, almost impossible. we won this narrative with the support of the american people, between president biden and house speaker mccarthy, house republicans won from start to finish. >> this is one of the most significant pieces of legislation. >> doug: president biden tweeted, i've been clear, only path forward is compromise earning support of both parties and this agreement meets that test. republicans and democrats did not feel that way. on the left, outrage over work requirement for government aid program and on the right many thought this did far too little to reduce government spending. >> congress made a lot of promises with this deal, not met on paper. i can't remember the last time congress made a promise it could keep. >> doug: from here, this goes to

the senate and democrats hope to get this passed ahead of the june 5 treasury deadline. we are seeing some bipartisan opposition. >> it is shell game of sorts to create false illusion of savings. it represents expediency over integrity. >> this takes vital nutrition assistance from women, children and seniors while refusing to ask billionaires to stop paying their fair share of taxes. >> doug: same arguments we heard in the house and some know ares suggest there might be an effort to oust speaker mccarthy over this compromise, it may not get much traction. >> if my friends and colleagues in the freedom caucus want a motion to vacate over that, that

is absurd because we passed a debt ceiling bill that cuts spending. >> doug: leaders in the senate hope to have this wrapped up before the weekend, ahead of the june 5 deadline. >> carley: phrase of the day yesterday, don't let perfect be the enemy of good and majority of house lawmakers did just that. doug luzader, thank you. another fox news alert, fbi director christopher wray will face contempt of congress vote after refusing to turn over a document that links the president with a bribery scheme. brooke singman has more. >> brooke: comer says the proposal made him less confident in the fbi. listen. >> he offered opportunity to

come look at it in private, but he was going to redact it. redacted documents are all black lines, they do not show anything. seen a pattern of joe biden when he was vice president, leading the country talking about foreign policy and his family members start receiving payments from that company. seen it in romania and china and other countries that suggest this allegation has merit. >> brooke: comer saying anything short of producing documents to house oversight come is not in compliance and if they do not hand over the form, there will be contempt of congress proceedings. fbi is claiming to be protecting confidentiality of sources and methods by offering private viewing of the document.

the fbis it continually demonstrated commitment to working with the committee to accommodate respect to allowing to review the information in person. the fbi remains committed to cooperating in good faith. >> todd: key phrase, despite it being declassified. the fbi and christopher wray have no leg to stand on, this is done for one reason only, to protect joe biden and his family. >> carley: the fbi has been back and forth with the committee. james comer initially subpoenaed this document last month. the fbi did not comply with the subpoena or turn over the document to congress. they set up this phone call and plan to let lawmakers take a look at this information at fbi headquarters. they are not nocompliance. congress wanted that document.

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>> welcome back to the first day of june. feeling like summer months and dog days of summer. a lot of spots in the 60s and 70s. 90 in chicago is the high. widespread temperatures in the 80s and 90s. cooler spots are because of thunderstorm showers which are typical in the summer.

summer-like weather, this is radar loop over the last 24 hours and you see in the peek, thunderstorms in the western half of the country. expect that to get into today. june 1 is first day of atlantic hurricane season. we have a system in gulf of mexico that has the chance of becoming one of the first named storms of the year. just a 20% chance. there will be rain showers across florida as a result, this system is bringing showers all the way through the back half of the week and at time heavy rains across the sunshine state. running fox model to saturday, how much rain are we talking about? in some cases another two, to three to four inches of rain. whether there is a hurricane or not and this is on the low end

of that, reminder the season begins today. thank you. >> carley: thank you. marwin, texas high school postponing graduation after 85% of seniors failed toerna a diploma and that did not sit well with students who did pass or their patterns. >> it this is a catastrophic failure of leadership and accountability. how many of you got a letter saying your babies were on track? they were told they were on track. and then come monday, our babies were told you can't graduate thursday. >> carley: brandolyn jones is the mother you saw in the video and her son did earn a diploma. you are frustrated by this situation because parents were kept in the dark. how did that happen?

>> like i said before, parents have no control over setting up graduation audit or administering the state exam, no control over putting proper processes in place to ensure proper channels of communications have been imple implemented, this is failure of district leadership and that is where i stand. our students, the statement and narrative is that our students failed, but they did not fail. over 80% of students were eligible to graduate. according to the student body. many of tsame seniors were on a senior trip, friday before graduation was to occur and participated in the back

bacceularate service. they were told that only five were eligible when in fact first senior meeting held on april 17th and this document that i had in the video shows that students were my child on track. it says on track and there are many other seniors and parents who received the same letter. all our students wanted, class of 2023 wanted, we didn't want a handout, we just wanted what our children had earned. my son is class president, he said although i'm good, i'm not good, i'm not good until my entire class is good. >> carley: you call this catastrophic, who are you directing that comment at? >> in terms of that, the school

board hires, is responsible for hiring our superintendent. when i talk about the district leadership team, i'm talking about the local school board, and the district leaders. once a superintendent is selected, the superintendent is responsible and we're entrusting the school board to hire and select a superintendent who is skilled in fosters district culture that will keep our students emotionally and physically safe, our teachers and staff and looking for someone who will put processes in place. parents, nor students have the ability to vet and evaluate campus leaders, that is out of our control. somehow in this story, all of the -- the claim individual

accountability or individual responsibility on the part of the student has caused these negative headlines is really far from what has really happened. the students were under the impression our students were going to graduate on the 25th and many parents had relatives in from out of town, one family even from mexico. >> carley: i understand the community held informal graduation because original graduation was cancelled. how did that event go? >> absolutely, we did have a meeting with the district superintendent on wednesday and he told us that the graduation was indeed cancelled because he had high standards and he wanted us to reach those standards. that is understandable.

my classmate and i were talking and because students were so distraught and emotional, you have been a senior, i've been a senior and we look forward to graduation. so it all happened organically. what are we going to do? so many tears and students were like, i completed this class, i got my letter. we decided to pull together the community as fast as we could, les than 24 hours, marlin missionary baptist church opened their doors for us and we started coming up with a program. >> carley: we are showing pictures of that event. best of luck to your son, the class president and i'm sure you say, go, bulldogs. >> absolutely, go, bulldogs. >> carley: thanks for joining us. oregon lawmaker pushing back on proposal to send dollars on diversity, equity and inclusion programs. >> i love this country and i'm

proud to be a gay man raising a diverse family in the best country. i don't want to live in america where my son is told his father victimized him because of color of his skin. >> carley: that county commissioner joins us next. >> todd: how is your money being spent overseas? pros promoting cartoons in china and putting cats on treadmills innin choo -- china. jimmy failla weighs in on all of that. man, what are you doing?! get it before it's gone on the subway app. ♪

>> todd: oregon county commissioner calling out the money proposed in the budget to fund dei, diversity, equity and inclusion. >> i love this country and i'm proud to be gay man raising a diverse family in the best country in human history. i don't want to live in an america where my son is told

that his father victimizes him because of the color of his skin. we allow traits to be used as a wedge to divide. it tends to be something that does not bring our county together, divides it. >> todd: ben west is a county commissioner, thank you for being on the program. i watch your comments in full, your passion was palpable throughout. what moved you to issue those words? >> you know, i live in oregon and my county is in the portland metro area. predominant ideology is the diversity, equity and inclusion and that ideology permeates through the work done in corporations and schools and county governments and kind of

everywhere. look at outcomes in my county. i have concerns. i see negative outcomes that cause division and caused us to pit one another against each other. >> as gay man raising a black child, many would say you are a dei darling and should be enjoying the benefits of this. despite your personal background, why have you decided to push back? >> i don't want to be judged by things that are immutable. things i can't change, i want to be judged by my values and what set me apart as an individual. i want us to focus on equality and merit and fairness and things that bring community together and bring us together as residents and people across the united states.

first principles that made us unique in world history. if you look at me based on color of my skin or -- attacks away individuality and that spark that makes me uniquely special and puts me in some type of progressive widget box that are least important. >> todd: do you think we will go back to a time when dei didn't rule our lives like it does now. go back to time when you were judged, wait for it, mlk's words, based on content of your character and not the other stuff. >> i hope so, deep down inside, this country is full of great people that want to find common ground again, tired of being told they have to racialize everything and look through the lens of race.

i think neighbors in communities are looking for something different, something that rings true and is not hollow. we want to live in a community where people aren't oppressor or oppressee. be encouraging and uplifting and as a leader in the portland area, may not be popular with everybody, i hope i'm brave enough to do the work and lead by example. not just myself, through the work we do, we can come together through lens of equality, merit and fairness that begins to deal with local community. >> todd: this money, where it will go has been taked for now. doing so many stories on the portland area, i can think of better way to spend $800,000 on

dei, homeless crisis and getting people drug help they need, one area we could start. commissioner, thank you for your bravery issuing that statement. best of luck. san francisco spending big to bring tourism back to the city. >> welcome to the most beautiful city in the world. it is never the same, but always san francisco. ♪ san francisco i'm coming home again never to roam again ♪ >> todd: you shake your head, i am getting more infuriated by this song. how would you like coming home to this? you won't believe how much this ad campaign is costing payers. >> carley: former vice president mike pence is ready to enter the presidential race and there

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>> todd: the 2024 field of candidate about to widen with former vice president mike pence, chris christie and north dakota governor burgum all

expected to throw their hat into the ring next week. >> carley: cheryl casone is here with more. >> cheryl: welcome back to you, great to see you. recent poll shows favorability among potential candidate and focus on two right now. the former vice president, 46% favor mike pence running and 21% support chris christie, who is throwing his hat into the ring. who declared? we have former president donald trump, ron desantis, governor of florida, nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy, larry elder, asa hutchinson, and we have j.p. morgan ceo jamie diamond speaking at a conference in china and speaking about his political future. listen to this. >> has that scenario ever crossed your mind you would run

for public office? >> it's crossed my mind, i love my country and maybe one day i will serve my country. i love what i do. >> cheryl: he's a patriot, loves his country. cabinet position, his name has been put in the hat before. i would say centrist, i can't think what he is registered as, i will have to check and see. usually with bankers, they try to stay out of picking side politically, whoever administration is in power, is who you have to work with. >> carley: cabinet position is key. >> cheryl: his wall street colleagues were on twitter saying he would be great. >> todd: he could certainly self-fund. turns out people using the

street of your city as bathrooms does not attract tourists. >> cheryl: san francisco has a big problem. they launched $6 million campaign, which we have never seen in the history of san francisco. it was one of the most beautiful cities in the world. that is what it looks like now. listen to the ad and how they are trying to portray san francisco. >> welcome to the most beautiful city in the world, never the same, always san francisco ♪ san francisco, i'm coming home again, never to roam again. ♪ kharkivs >> cheryl: what is interesting, the 6 million came from state tourism and the agency that produced, they lost old navy, sach's south fifth. one of the things about san francisco was shopping, they had

26.2 million in 2021 and in -- big fall for the city. >> carley: how about use that $6 million to clean the streets, better use of that cash. talk about boston university president talking toun stereos, calling them out for calling out a speaker. >> cheryl: graduation season has been interesting, hasn't it? start with this. boston university president, robert brown, puts out this statement and says attempt to silence a speaker issue the ceo of warner brothers, with obscene shouts to gain power is not the mission and purpose of the university, we must do better and freedom of speech and protest can co-exist and foster every individual's sense of belonging. that is one issue. he is retiring. made it clear, did not like what

happened, it was over the writer's strike. back in good old new york city, you have nyc mayor eric adams condemning the city university of new york law graduate after their hate-filled commencement speech. here is that. watch. >> israel continues to reign bullets and bombs at the law is manifestation of white supremacy that suppress people in this nation. if i was on that stage, when those comments were made, i would have stood up and denounced them immediately. we cannot allow it to happen. >> cheryl: interesting because that speech, there is a lot of talk about pulling taxpayer money from cuny after that. >> carley: mayor adams said

students turn their back on him because he was a former police officer. >> cheryl: who is trying to clean up the city so they won't get mugged when they go to school. >> carley: thanks, cheryl. >> todd: los angeles dodgers called out by star pitcher over plans to honor the sisters of perpetual indulgence. >> carley: not the only player defending his faith. jimmy failla is on deck, he's coming up next. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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>> carley: major controversy, pitcher blake treinen criticizing the plan to honor sisters of perpetual indulgence, group of trans so-called nuns. >> todd: treinen says inviting sisters of perpetual indulgence to perform disenfranchises the community and alienates fans and supports of dodgers, major league baseball and professional sports. jimmy failla joins us now. jimbo, treinen hits it out of

the park there, no pun intended. why isolate your fan base, latino catholics? >> jimmy: most of this happens because of social pressure campaign, they want to cancel sisters of perpetual indulgence. why? this is not what the coach meant when he called for a drag bunt. good night, everybody. i will give baseball terms. sam brinton was a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, for real. >> carley: the one who stole the luggage? >> jimmy: the dodgers finally supporting someone who can steal. nothing to do with baseball. we support pride, but they are taking prior to other levels, not so much pride as blasphemy

of the catholic faith. can you have any other group at a ball game tonight insulting any other religion and not get rin out of town? no. catholicism is only place open bigotry is acceptable. >> carley: clayton kershaw says it is not about lgbtq, it is about group of people making fun of a religion. >> jimmy: here is the thing, we couldn't, i know you don't read up on this group, we couldn't discuss anything they do on the air, how is it cool to do at a ball game with little kids. we don't know the lyrics, not buy me peanutses and a drag show, no, it is cracker jack.

>> todd: imagine vin scully. rest in peace. >> carley: listen to this, 1.3 billion in our money, taxpayer money for research programs over the past five years, including $100,000 grant to promote gender equality cartoons in china and 770,000 to put cats on treadmills in russia and government spent 2 million to fund research at the wuhan lab and spent money on covid tracing in russia. >> jimmy: amazing. i shouldn't criticize anybody's handling of money, given clothes i buy and bets i've placed over the years. the people running the government look at our tax dollars as a game show.

remember you had a shopping cart and could throw things in it, someone ran down the aisle of ridiculousness. what it tells you, the american people are not the priority, we are the piggy bank, but nothing in it for us. people are suffering and a cat needs a peloton. this guy could use a peloton. >> carley: infuriating. >> todd: we do lists all the time and the government keeps doing stupid things. you think they would have shame, they do not. >> jimmy: they think there is return on this investment. >> carley: getting votes thing ain't it. >> carley: jimmy, you are perfect. >> jimmy: welcome back, it's a

big deal. >> todd: breaking news, debt ceiling bill heading to the senate after clearing the house last night. mark wayne mullin is here. >> carley: what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> brian: you look like that woman that used to work here. don't forget to go to fox shop and we'll have depictions of this moment. coming up in 10 minutes, former vice president mike pence and former new jersey governor chris christie both will be running for president while former president donald trump and ron desantis go to iowa. we know what is happening tonights, trump and sean hannity. and a rising star in this country, senator tim scott. looks like a done debt ceiling

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debt deal heads to the senate after passing the house. some in the upper chamber are coming out against it. >> a shell game of sorts a carefully orchestrated act to create the false allusion of savings. it represents the victory of expediency over integrity. >> i cannot in good conscience vote for a bill that takes vital nutrition assistance away from women, infants, children, and seniors while refusing to ask billionaires to start paying their fair share of taxes. >> oklahoma senator markwayne mullin joins us now. senator, good morning to you. how will you vote on this bill and will it pass before the default deadline? >> i will be a yes on the bill. i believe it's the best bill we could negotiate with under these circumstances. listen, kevin mccarthy was setting at the table with only three people, chuck schumer and biden. so he only controlled one part of the leg of the three legged stool, right? so it's not perfect.

it's far from being perfect. but, underneath the circumstances it's the best we can get. now, if this was 2025 and hopefully we control the white house and both chambers, i would expect a much different conservative bill. i believe under the circumstances it's the best we can get. i do believe there pass the senate. right now you have both outliers. you have the bernie sanders of the world and you have the outliers on the right side of our caucus that is -- that's against it. but that's what negotiation is about, right? i have been a businessman my whole life and one thing i have learned is negotiations and circumstances matter. and unde under these circumstans it's a pretty good deal for us. >> todd: the fbi has confirmed that the document allegedly linking joe biden to a foreign bribery scheme does exist and james comer is now moving forward with contempt of congress proceedings because christopher wray is refusing to turn that document over to the house oversight committee. basically saying you can come in here and look at a heavily redacted version.

this document has been declassified. we need to make that point because that protection of sources argument is now nullified. so what's your reaction to this brazen obstruction by the fbi? >> well, i don't know why we are surprised, flight director wray's boss is garland. garland's boss is biden. keep in mind, the fbi isn't completely independent. they fall underneath the doj. and director wray is very political. he's very smooth at pivoting. but his boss is directing -- is protecting biden. and so what we have to do is really take a hard look at the fbi. the seventh floor of the hoover building is absolutely corrupt. the field agent could an excellent job. we need relook at the way the fbi is set up. we have to hold people accountable and no one is above the law. and write now director wray is 100 percent protecting the biden family. >> carley: let's talk about the contempt of congress proceedings against christopher wray. what would that mean for his

future? and is that a strong enough threat to motivate him to rea lot of this document? >> garland is going to be the person to bring up the charges. director wray is probably sitting in a pretty good spot. keep in mind, this is the same guy during the baseball shooting that attacked steve scalise that labeled the individual not as a domestic terrorist but as a suicide by cop attempt. even though he purposefully attacked republican congressman at the time. this is a guy that's very political. and so i don't think he is worried at all because he knows garland is going to protect him.

ing thank you for. >> carley: two hours in the books first time in four months. >> todd: what was it like? >> carley: it feels great. >> todd: riding a bike in the middle of the night? >> carley: it feels like thatted toy. thank you for welcoming us into your home. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: we begin this morning with a fox news alert. get this, the bipartisan debt deal heads to the senate. it cleared the house by wide margins despite dozens of lawmakers voting against it, including 70 republicans. >> ainsley: i know the final tally was 314 to 117, with the majority of those yes votes coming from democrats. house speaker kevin mccarthy still finding treason celebrate getting a majority of his republican caucus on board. watch. >> this is fabulous. this is one of t