in just 30 seconds, from anywhere. kardiamobile is proven to detect atrial fibrillation, one of the leading causes of stroke. kardiamobile is now available for just $79. order at kardia.com or amazon. >> brian: we begin with a fox news alert, that bipartisan debt deal passed last night, now heads to senate, clearing the house by wide margin despite losing 71 republicans. ainsley just four days to go before the default deadline. >> lawrence: griff jenkins will break it down, what can you tell us? >> griff: good morning. in the end, that legislative ghost of the past known as broad bipartisan support showed up and passed from vote of 314 to 117.

majority of both republicans, 149 and democrats 165 got it across the finish line and 70 goppers voted against it. 46 democrats giving it thumbs down. leader mccarthy and his leadership claimed victory. >> this is fabulous. i thought it would be hard, almost impossible. >> we won public narrative with support of the american people. between president biden and speaker mccarthy, won from start to finish. >> griff: president biden who vowed not to compromise did just that. this agreement meets the testing according to president biden. rescinding 30 billion in unspent covid money, keeping nondefense

spending flat for next couple years. now it heads to the senate, four days to get it done and already decent on the right. >> i cannot support it and will vote no absent material changes that will render this bill something more than what it is, a fake response to burden some debt. >> griff: senators may offer amendments like senator mike lee and whether they will slow things up as we get toward the deadline. you will talk to him shortly. >> ainsley: right now, griff jenkins. should i bring him in or would you like to? >> griff: you guys take it away. >> ainsley: bring in mike lee. good morning, senator. great to have you on, i know

there have been hold-outs on the republican side in the house and you are one in the senate. you say it doesn't go far enough. no, it doesn't go far enough, if it did what its lead advocates did, i would be pleased to vote for it. case after case, the cuts won't materialize. regulatory reform was important to me and they inserted the rains acts, they replaced that with regulatory pay-go to offset cost of new regulations. that is rendered fake. one amendment i will be pushing today would strike section 265 of the bill and rendering complete nullity to offset cost

of new regulation. gives director of omb, a biden appointee discretion to opt out of the pay-go provision. young, the director of the omb, expressed she would do that at a white house briefing. we need to repair this thing. i think the drafters had good intentions in mind. >> brian: you are a lawyer, work fair, that is true, right? work fair for people that qualify for food stamps? >> yes, brian, there are work requirements built in. limit, save, grow act passed by the house impose roshg requirements on foot stamps and tanf and medicaid. drop down the medicaid from this bill and weaken to the point

they do almost nothing and with food stamps impose new work requirements, but it will cost federal government more, not less, weaken this with exemptions and exclusives. it is more costly than we had in place before. >> lawrence: senator, i agree on the merits of the bill. a person that agrees with you is congressman thomas massey from kentucky. you are normally on the same page, but said one thing that caught our attention. we are returning to regular order, if we don't get this done in the house this way, it will go to your side and mcconnell and schumer will have control of the bill and we will not get a good bill at all and not get regular order. do you agree with massey on that

point? >> lawrence: not at all. republicans understood house is in the driver's seat. one house of congress issue not us, under control of the republican party. our best shot was the house putting out something good. put across the line after having proposed something good and not standing their ground on that. it falls far short of what they claim it did. makes me not excited about supporting this bill. there is this sense out there this will cut spending by 1%. it will encourage more spending, bigger omnibus or continuing resolution and will result in more spending, not less. >> brian: permitting reform allows pipeline through west virginia, that works. would you say 28 billion to

repurpose pandemic spending, does that affect the irs agents for this coming year, is that smoke and mirrors? >> to a significant degree, yes. 28 billion in clawbacks, 22 billion of that immediately goes to a slush fund at department of commerce, nobody knows what it does. irs spending, talking les than 2 billion out of 80 billion, this is not what they promised or how they sold this. it is not adequate. to deal with 32 trillion debt, which is likely to go to 36 trillion by the end of the next year and a half. >> brian: what about the appropriation bill that have to be done? it has to get through the house and probably will, and get to you, guys. >> yes, whatever they pass there is not likely to fair here in

the senate and result of that, they have automatic 1% trigger. that doesn't kick in until january 1. that was first thing that triggered the idea this will not work. it will incentivize congress to adopt mini-buses that funds all of government in one fail swoop at higher levels to avoid 1% cut before january 1, 2024. >> lawrence: senator, the main concern when you talk to republican voters, when you guys have control of all branches of government, why couldn't you establish regular order then? it seems like there is a huge fight right now. i think is righteous. some people voting against the bill in the house voted for more spending in the past administration. i don't understand why

republicans won't fight when they have the power, senator? >> it is a fair point. i share your concern and exace operation. i've been fighting for years for reform. i voted against each prior reckless measure. it hasn't happened. something has changed, something significant. we accumulated debt. >> brian: pandemic and beyond? >> pandemic and beyond and americans experiencing -- relative to the first day of the biden administration because of crushing inflation. last fall, the american people spoke and elected republican house of republican, hoping, expecting, demanding we turn this ship around and do so quickly. we would have been able to use

leverage had we stood our ground. >> ainsley: you are saying you will not vote for it, if it doesn't pass, we'll run out of money and cash and janet yellen is saying it will be on the 5th. what makes americans upset is that you wait until the last minute, next one would go until january of 2025, you need to start negotiating summer before so you can be on the same page and have enough time to get your ducks in a row. republicans and democrats have to do something neither side wants to do because we'll run out of cash. >> make one thing clear, we will not default, we are not close to default. a lot of people disagree with janet yellen, just days from when quarterly tax receipts will arrive, putting us in position we'll be able to function

without debt issuance from mid to late july. i have been saying since january, get on this now. that doesn't mean we should pass because this is on the table. just because it is here doesn't mean it is the right thing to do. this doesn't do what it claims and that is my biggest problem with it and puts american people in disadvantageous position. we need to try to stop it and improve it or go back to the drawing board. >> brian: newt gingrich said beginning of turning everything around, didn't budget for last three years. see what the senate, you guys will debate it shortly. thank you, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> brian: all right. meanwhile -- >> ainsley: a lot of families think of it, how big of an issue to most americans? you don't want to be in debt, but a lot of people look at

government money as not your money. we pay taxes, we don't like how they are spending it, nothing we can do about it, it is like a credit card and you let the government pay the credit card and move on. >> brian: until the interest rate overwhelms the income. >> lawrence: how all this is impacting inflation, they keep spending and may be for it on the front end. on the back end, it will hurt in the long end. new fox poll, americans concerned about inflation, 90% say yes and 10% say no. we had fox news polling and 70% of americans want us to cut spending. we are getting hit hard when it comes to inflation numbers. not just eggs, gas prices, electric bill, things hitting folks. family members, it is getting tight for folks in my family.

>> ainsley: kellyanne conway talked about this, saying the economy is top issue for 2024 voters. listen. >> kellyanne: it is the economy and biden cannot recover from that, he will always seem 80 years old and be remembered as guy who messed up the inflation. that is west message, joe biden is the president, i'm the prize, the guy with the job has no agility, no energy, no competence. >> brian: i would say looks like interest rates will stay flat now, what the fed is indicating, but will go up again. average person getting a house, it is now 7% and maybe got spoiled, it was 2 or 3%, 3.5%, that affects sales of your house. so many working from home feel

the next bomb to hit the economy could be commercial real estate market. when you lose tenants, you don't make payments, you can't pay back the loan, who is holding the loan? major banks and mid-size banks can't withstand this stress, the bigger banks are afraid of that happen. >> ainsley: car payments have gone up because of interest rates. if you can get one. >> lawrence: republican side, they are having debate about inflation, who is better for the economy, who is stronger on immigration. many of us astutely to watching politics, where is the president of the united states? will he even campaign? peter doocy asked the president that question, here is what he had to say. >> mr. president, how is your reelection campaign going?

we haven't seen you on the campaign trail yet. >> president biden: you haven't? >> brian: that answer, or lack thereof is unlike the previous president who would sit there until everybody had two or three questions. >> ainsley: and would have had rallies, he had rallies all the time. >> brian: he had rallies during the pandemic and got criticized unjustly. donald trump is doing well in the polls because of joe biden's policies and comparing to the previous policies. without him saying it, the people are living it and deciding to give this guy another shot. >> ainsley: i think that and with so many investigations and exonerating him, especially the one in january or the one about the dossier, exonerating him, that has helped him. >> brian: the durham report. >> ainsley: yes, that helped him. we understand why he is a

fighter. we watched him do it for four years about the dossier and turned out there was nothing to it and the durham report just came out. >> lawrence: he was v vindicate on multiple points. the economy was flourishing under him, unemployment and folks with businesses getting multiple businesses and now shutting the doors. >> ainsley: and energy independence. senator tim scott is coming up at 8:30. >> brian: who is coming up now? carley. >> carley: hi, friends, it is good to be back. i have news to get to. i'm sure you called that, alex murdaugh pleading not guilty. the convicted killer was

arraigned yesterday after being accused of stealing $9 million over the last decade. murdaugh is serving a life sentence for killing his wife and son in 2021. murdaugh's legal team says their client may change his plea as they aim to resolve the charges without a trial. train carrying hazardous material derailing yesterday, just 10 miles from the canadian border. no leaks or fires have been reported, the cause is under investigation. a maryland school listed on zillow for $42,000, the post is expected to be part of a senior prank ahead of graduation. the real estate listing has been

removed, described the school as a half-working jail with 15 bathrooms. there is one student that didn't like their time at school. half-working jail. >> brian: thanks, carley. >> ainsley: pretty funny. all american summer concert series, second edition. >> lawrence: will you join us on stage? >> ainsley: of course i will. you love this group. they will be joining us tomorrow. >> brian: get a piece of the turf. >> ainsley: listen to them live. >> lawrence: we'll have barbecue, go to "fox and friends" for a vip pass. >> brian: bring floss. >> lawrence: how do you know this? does that mean you are going to eat tomorrow?

>> brian: not true. >> ainsley: facing just the way, you know that song? they are so nice. >> brian: see a lot of people in person and don't keep six feet apart. >> lawrence: no mask. >> ainsley: meet the trick shot cop who made this insane half-court shot. how he's building relationships in the community. >> brian: disappearance of jimmy hoffa, remains unsolved. there is an eye-opening discovery. he's here now. jimmy hoffa back. ♪

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>> lawrence: in a fox nation series, eric sits down with last living fbi suspect in the 1975 disappearance of jimmy hoffa, leading to an eye-opening discovery. watch. >> in detroit, did you take the fifth amendment? >> nope. >> you never took the fifth? >> i never took the fifth. why should i take the fifth? i have nothing to hide, why take the fifth? >> lawrence: joining us is eric shawn. why is he speaking now? >> gabe is the last suspect, he is 84 years old, he says he wants the truth out. he is suspected of being involved in the disappearance of jimmy hoffa. things say he was the second gunman, part of the mob planning

to kill hoffa. gabe says it is not true, he has been living under this suspicion for 50 years. his family had to deal with this all these years. it was all based on a lying mob informer who wanted to get out of prison and claimed he thought gabe and other suspects killed hoffa, mob guys. gabe s he wasn't in the mob. he's never been charged. he went to the grand jury, been subpoenaed, he goes to the grand jury, doesn't get picked out, no apology or nothing and painted for life as one of the killers of jimmy hoffa. still no body, the search for

hoffa, we are following every lead from jersey city, everywhere we can investigate this case. gabe doesn't know what happened. authorities believe he was incinerated in detroit. the prosecutor does not think gabe killed >> jimmy: and he wanted to come out and speak to us in "riddle" on fox news. >> lawrence: watch "riddle" and it is available at fox news.com. local veteran and mma fighter wrangles an alligator outside an elementary school. plus, the gop field pence and christie set to join senator tim

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>> brian: high-stakes debt ceiling deal clearing. our next guest plans to vote against it. senator tim scott, congratulations on getting in the race and long anticipated, a lot of people pushing you forward. first your reaction to the vote yesterday. 70 republicans said no. >> this was deal kevin mccarthy had incredible task ahead of him. he had to negotiate with someone who did not want to negotiate. look at the details. the biggest thing, joe biden has unlimited credit card until the end of his term. until january 2025, no limit, no way to understand what he is going to spend. i can only imagine next fiscal

year will be more. the american people cannot afford joe biden with an unlimited credit card and no one holding him accountable until after we defeat him in november of 2024. >> brian: what about the pay-go provision, capping at 1%. does that do anything for you? >> it does something. the pay-go was substitution for the reigns act that would reduce spending and require every time you had regulation that goes up by 100 million, others have to go down. it doesn't go far enough. >> brian: big news for you and desantis and now vice president mike pence and chris christie, you are concerned the field is getting too big to have your voice heard? >> i am not. one thing in iowa, new hampshire

and south carolina, the crowds are getting bigger. people are starving for optimistic, positive message as long as you have a backbone and talking conservative principles. more we get out, you can help by going to vote tim scott.com. >> brian: people pushing you to run since you gave rebuttal after the president became president of the united states. you have an op ed talking about your personal story, you believe this is lain of opportunity, even though patriotism is down, even though your grandfather grew up in the jim crow south, you see possibility in america. >> absolutely. one thing we should realize and take a step back from the pundits who tell us it is filled with racism, what we can believe

is story of evolution. america is the one country on earth that fought the big fight so that we could all live together. i'm not talking about the civil war. everyday americans show up for each other. that is why my faith in america tour reinforced my confidence believing in each other is our best path forward. here is what we know about the biden administration, they weaponize race to hide failure and insufficienty. if you do that, you cheapen the journey of my grandfather and make young kids today believe the only way forward is to be an exception. today's rule was yesterday's exception. the best news is future of this country is not defined by the color of your skin, but the quality of your education.

we must push quality education in every zip code in this great nation. >> brian: walking in south carolina in charleston and i asked you, did you come here as a kid? no, white people came here. black people went there. we are walking and people are screaming like you are a rock star, i thought, my, how things have changed. you have optimism about the way things are. >> my grandfather taught me, spend more time in the windshield or wreck yourself spending too much time in the rearview mirror. charleston, south carolina, when i ran against paul thurmond's son, paul, good guy, people said we will judge you on your character, not the color of your skin. america and evolution of the

southern heart is palpable. our transformation is greatest untold story in the world today and it is time for us to be proud to be americans. time to be excited about our future and let's have that conversation from sea to shining sea. >> brian: more on that story and senator tim scott's message as he runs for president of the united states on fox news.com. thank you. he is back. talk about back, so is carley shimkus back to deliver the news. >> carley: former family feud contestant timothy bliefnick accused of killing his wife after being on the popular game show. he broke into his wife's home and shot her 14 times, once for every year of their marriage. rachel timothy bliefnick was a

mother of three and one of her friends joined us earlier. >> she reached out to people saying she was scared issue you would never have thought, they seemed to be the perfect family. she reached out to many people she was close to, saying if anything happened toer had, tim is the one they should look at first. it was heartbreaking to know she was in fear. >> carley: timothy bliefnick's sentencing is scheduled for the 11th. and a man rangels a gator in front of an elementary school. it turns out, he does this for a living. >> just had to get the job done. if you don't get the animals

tired, they will hurt you, if not kill you. >> carley: before becoming gator-trapping pro, mike served in the marines and he's an mma fighter. he has a foundation for veterans called project save your outdoors. anybody cooler? all that is man. >> brian: if you have a gator in your yard, call him. >> carley: and check out t oergz /* /* organization. >> brian: white house speechless after this answer. >> what do you say to the americans who believe the president is corrupt? >> wow. >> brian: okay. pick your head up, admiral. pete hegseth has a lot to say about the biden family business dealings next. then we partner with family owned mills from maine

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>> ainsley: house oversight chairman james comer is one step closer to holding christopher wray in contempt of court. how did we get here? timeline, may 3, comer issues subpoena and setses deadline for wray. that deadline, may 30. may 19th, mccarthy attempts to mediate a phone call, this dispute with wray. mccarthy gets involved. this past tuesday, fbi tells fox news we are committed to cooperating and said it could jeopardize investigations and put lives at risk. yesterday wray has a phone call with comer, they discuss this and he says you can come in and i will let you see the file, i am not handing it to you and there will be redactions. here is what comer had to say on

sean hannity last night. >> james: he was going to redact it, my experience with getting documents from the fbi when redacted, it is all black lines, they don't show anything. we've seen pattern of joe biden when vice president, leading a country after talking about foreign aid and foreign policy and his family members start receiving payments from that company. we saw that in romania, china and other countries that would suggest this allegation has merit. >> ainsley: joining us is co-host of "fox and friends weekend," pete hegseth. good morning. we had comer on the show and he said they are cooperating and have talked to you guys and there could be an open investigation and his response struck me. he said, ainsley, we've been investigating for so many years, why don't we have answers?

what do you say? pete they want to hide it and uses sources and methods, they don't want to tell you something, they say it will compromise sources and methods. courageous whistleblowers are coming forward. this investigation into hunter biden and joe biden is being slow-walked and one came out and revealed there was form fd-1023, that is existed, it was unclassified, from a trusted fbi credible source, six to seven pages long and name names about joe biden in a potential bribery scheme for $5 million connected to his family. a whistleblower confirmed what james comer would not know which chuck grassley would not know. they are digging around and so many dots and so much smoke, they need hard evidence of

someone who knows directorly. director wray is pushing hard and james comer, the oversight committee shouldn't stop. keep going until we see this. think about what we saw about trump, which ended up being nothing and we can't see anything about biden temperature is a cover-up. >> ainsley: america does believe the family is corrupt, according to a poll and john kirby was asked about that yesterday and left speechless. what do you say to the majority of americans who believe the president is himself corrupt? >> wow. the president has spoken to this. the president has spoken to this. and there is nothing to the claims. >> ainsley: pete. >> pete: they have to deny and counter accuse, surprised they

didn't pivot to trump, which is what they always do. they have no option until left wing media is forced to report on it. good finger on the pulse of when things look like they are up and up or if they are in the business of government, which it is biden family is in. access of information for personal enrichment and james comer will say nothing until evidence comes out. i think it will. >> ainsley: years, right? hope so. thankfully republicans are in charge of the house or we wouldn't have heard of any this if they weren't. coming up, meet the trick shot cop who made this insane half-court shot and how he's using his skills to bond with the community. and a test on fox square. check in with bill hemmer for what was coming up in the next

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>> he shoots he scores. [cheering] >> ainsley: that's awesome. that is great. >> lawrence: amazing trick shot from a los angeles police officer. >> ainsley: the sergeant uses basketball to bridge the gap between cops and the community and joins us now. good morning, sergeant. so cool to watch. did you grow up playing basketball? how did you learn to do that? >> absolutely. grew up playing basketball. the trick shots came later.

threw a ball and it almost went in, asked my brother to record me and went from there. >> brian: edit the ones you mis, set the screen for the one we are watching. can you see the monitor? >> that was a community summer camp. it was final day, we had a good day with the kids, just playing basketball and i told them, they asked to see trick shots. i had to come through for the kids. >> lawrence: cops i grew up with used force to bridge the gap, are you using that as a tool? >> absolutely. i grew up playing basketball and just to understand how people can connect with basketball. i use that. some people don't understand law enforcement or do not think they

may be approachable. i use that and it really worked and people attach themselves to it. >> brian: would you mind, i don't know, can you coach? >> yeah, i coached a little bit. >> brian: do you have a monitor by you? we have a few willing anchors dressed the exact wrong way. here is carley shimkus. >> go. over the head, do a trick shot, jump and throw through your legs. >> brian: here we go. >> oh, almost. almost, carley. brian. >> brian: you. >> ainsley: all right, todd. >> brian: keep in mind. >> ainsley: oh. what do you got? >> brian: anything we are doing wrong as a group? >> lawrence: that is crazy. >> ainsley: lawrence.

oh, brian, go. >> brian: i will go, sergeant, with your permission, go for a hook shot. >> ainsley: i'm going to do what carley did, any advice? throw it back? >> carley: just do it. >> lawrence: almost. >> carley: should i try it again? >> i want to make one. >> someone make the shot. >> ainsley: brian, go again. [cheering] >> ainsley: yes! >> brian: by the way, thanks to clowns for kids.com, for providing the basketball hoop. what is your message for kids out there? >> you know, get out there and interact with the public. a lot of times, you never know which will be first contact with the public. make it a good one. that is what i like to do, put a

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>> thanks for providing the basket hoops for us. >> the all american summer concert series, second one is tomorrow featuring parmelee. >> it will be sold out. get a piece of the turf and follow me to radio. >> bill: thanks, guys, good morning to you. the race of the white house revving up now. busy day of campaign events. more contenders expected to jump in the fray in the coming days. this morning ron desantis is in new hampshire, donald trump in iowa and he joins sean hannity later tonight for a fox news town hall. first of the season. more on that coming up in minutes. first we have this. one down, one to go. the bill to suspend the debt ceiling passes the house and now

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