asset. ironic how that happens there was concern about the safety of the whistleblower in this particular document. again, that information is redacted and not included in it. >> todd: understood. >> carley: all right, congresswoman nancy mace, thank you so much for joining us this morning. an important topic. we appreciate you joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: and with that, "fox & friends" begins right now. >> todd: diner edition. >> 2024 republican presidential field getting bigger. >> former vice president pence filed his 2024 paperwork. >> the republican primary voters are going to think very deeply about who can best carry our message. >> chairman james comer preparing to hold fbi director christopher wray in contempt of congress. in possession of a document detailing a federal scheme from biden. >> these bureaucracies that think they are immune to oversight. >> officers bust unruly driver on michigan federal reserve. the person behind the wheel was a 10-year-old boy. the child tried to flee on foot

but caught by police. >> today marks the 79th anniversary of d-day. >> planning of d-day. i got the bronze star. >> travis kelce and pat mchomes are going to take over the stage. >> i have been waiting for this. >> sorry, sorry. [laughter] ♪ coming in hot ♪ i already got the -- going to be playing all week long ♪ >> ainsley: look at the pastries. >> steve: live from new york. we are having our own fox square diner segment with paris baguette. >> brian: look at this crowd. central casting. true diner segment where we

brought the diner to fox square. >> ainsley: we did. i thought it was going to be chilly out here. the weather is perfect. everyone out here is really happy. >> brian: are you guys really happy? [applause] >> ainsley: the pastries are gorgeous thank you to paris baguette. they brought the macaroon. >> steve: 35 locations around the world. number one franchise in baked goods. i think about 100 locations here in the united states. they want 1,000 by the end of the decade and i think after today's telecast all these people are probably going to want to go to their nearest paris baguette. they have some here in new york city. and the food is great. >> carley: take a sip. >> brian: should i do a spit take? >> ainsley: good i heard it's sweet and delicious. >> brian: they didn't ask what i wanted and they said here is your coffee. >> ainsley: makes it much easier. >> brian: took that decision-making away from me. it's better.

>> ainsley: much better. takes you forever to order your coffee. >> steve: so complicated. >> ainsley: brian gets the one that is complicated and double the price. the list of republicans running for president is about to get even longer. >> steve: that's right. former vice president mike pence taking the steps to enter the race for the white house. and he is not the only one this week. >> brian: right. that is true as ainsley straightens out my paperwork. >> ainsley: you are so messy. >> brian: thank you, already. live right now in washington with the latest. hey, alexandria a how are you? >> good but not as good as you are with your coffee and great group of people. the group of candidates going to grow by three. north dakota governor doug burgum. and mike pence announce he is running in iowa. the campaign already in the works and on the go. he filed his paperwork with the fec yesterday. now, this evening, former new

jersey governor chris christie is expected to enter the race as well. that's going to take place in new hampshire for that formal announcement. christie has welcom become one f the most vocal of president trump. and it's trump's commanding lead in the poll that has suede new hampshire governor chris sununu away from the race. support to a g.o.p. competitor to trump needs to be consolidated. we have taken the last six months to really look at where things is and i have decided not run on the republican ticket in 2024. obviously a lot goes into that decision. it's quite an adventure but not the end of the adventure. the math has shown trump has no chance of winning in november of '24. >> tim scott among those who says he can win and he says he's the only candidate who disrupt the left's narrative. something he dove into yesterday with appear appearance on "the view." >> you say that your life

disapproves leftist lies. >> yes. >> my question to you is i'm the exception, right? you're the exception, maybe even ms. whoopi goldberg is the exception. >> she is definitely the exception. >> but we are not the rule. when it documents racial nattle inequality. >> and one of the reasons i'm on the show because of the comments that were made frankly on this show. only wail for a young african-american kid to be successful in this country is to be the exception hand not the rule. that is a dangerous, offensive disgusting message to send to our youngs people today that the only way to succeed is by being the exception. >> we got reminded the host the u.s. has had african-american president, vice president and two secretaries of state. steve, ainsley, and brian? >> steve: it's interesting, one of the things tim scott said yesterday on "the view" and i give to "the view" for inviting him on. one of the reasons he went on is because joy behar one of the

regular hosts said scott wouldn't be a republican if he understood race issues. scott says that's one of the reasons i showed up on the show. he'ed to address joy behar directly but, you know what? she wasn't there because she at takes mondays off. rather than actually work on monday she took it off and watched the other host essentially lecture him for awhile. made some very good points. also, apparently in the studio, a number of times the producer came over and said we have got to take a commercial. and he was like why is it every time i'm making a good point we go to a commercial? >> ainsley: i pulled up a chair in my kitchen and i sat and i turned on my tv. i had a little tv in my kitchen. i thought joy behar was going to be there i know she takes mondays off but i thought she would be there because it's tim scott a presidential candidate and i know he wanted to go on and address that comment, some comments she had made in the past. i watched. he was on for three segments. it started at about 20 after the hour. and i said oh my gosh, i hope i didn't miss him. i turned on the tv he was just

coming on. he was on for the first segment and he talked so long that whoopi said y'all they are in my ear we have to take break. second segment he was on the producer walked out on set and whoopi said come on out and tell him is he a talker. is he running for president this is his chance. he came on for a third seeing: he did a great job. we have all interviewed him. is he just a nice person. is he a really strong christian from south carolina. he was strong. he was kind. he came prepared. he had his statistics. he knew the statistics about african-americans and how well they are doing in the workforce. and he really defended the fact that he said we -- y'all keep saying we are the exception and not the rule and he said no. he said we are the rule now. we have had an african-american president. a vice president, two secretary of states. he talked about the number of senators that are black that have served over the last 10 years and it's more than 50% that have ever served. he said, you know, we are in the right direction, headed in the

right direction. >> brian: not perfect but working our way that way. if you have perspective on where we have been from fighting in 1865 for freedom for all, so the big compromise setback in 1875. they gave us separate but equal in jim crow. and the civil rights adjustments in the 1960s that many people look at to be analyzed but the intention might have been great but the results were not. now you have a situation where if there are racists out there? understood. there is unfairness in the world. i get it. what tim scott's message is. overcome it. can you do it. i can do it. so many other people have done it. never say america is perfect. the most successful multi cultural country in the miss visit world. i walked to his house. you walked to his house. instead of fixing it. they wrecked it. his whole neighborhood is really dilapidated where he grew up. he never let it bother him and he overcame it. this is the moment that tim scott needed to establish themself. is he going to oroll out with a whole bunch of marketing and

advertising. he wanted to introduce himself to the country. his intellect. his charm. his knowledge. the fact that he listens. he doesn't dictate. here he is on the set being treated in many cases extremely fairly by the hosts. listen to them come to his defense as the crowd reacts. >> you think disney radical left. >> disney and ronny have been in a combat zone over a number of montle over what i thought was the right issue as it relates to our young kids and what he are being indoctrinated with i thought he started off on the right foot on that issue. [boos] >> no, no, no. not him. i'm sorry, sir. do not boo. this is "the view." we accept -- we don't have to believe everything people say but you cannot boo people here, please. you cannot do it. [applause] >> please continue. >> ainsley: i will say thank you, whoopi, for doing that i thought that was very polite of her. we don't boo here we are "the view." i was shocked by that.

>> steve: although that rhymes. >> ainsley: thank you so much, whoopi, for giving a republican a chance to come on and tell his or her side of the story. sunny, i thought you did a great job. you were very fair. you listened tough questions but you listened to him and you were deferential, i appreciate that as a republican i'm sure they are very worried about going on "the view." i'm sure they are worried about that. what are they going to ask. at this pray. i'm sure he said lots of prayers before god give me the wisdom and courage and strength to get through this without being confrontational. i thought it was a nice interview. >> steve: no, absolutely. in theview, and when you watch "the view," there is a lot of group think. they are kind of on the same page. i think for a lot of the people who were in that room and also who tuned in, they might have heard a point of view they had not heard before and thought, you know what? >> ainsley: isn't that nice we can have different thought and views. >> brian: probably the best thing that happened than show. affirmative action is up at the

supreme court. it looks like it could go out. they are going to say now we start dealing with people when it comes to colleges and other things on a level playing field. we got past the point where affirmative action was needed. now it's not. this debate is going to be really to tim scott's strength. going to force everyone to talk about race and equality in america. and tim scott thrives there. >> ainsley: also i thought if things aren't working for the democratic party. tim scott kind of made this point. if they aren't working for you, if you think that the country is so obad and not working well, then become a republican. >> brian: right. donald was on last night saying the same thing. >> steve: turn some heads and get some votes. >> brian: i think he did. >> ainsley: a new york woman lunges at a mother and baby. which is what we deal with in new york city. at a park where people go and have lunch and visit. this is during a violent rampage. the terrifying video. she just harasses people that are sitting there minding their own business. >> brian: right. unbelievable. that happened on sunday.

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♪ and i said what about breakfast at tiffanies ♪ she said i think i remember >> brian: it's diner on the turf. this is the outdoor diner america needs. is there breakfast at tiffanies by the way? >> steve: there is. >> ainsley: diamonds. >> steve: they actually reopened. >> ainsley: they have a breakfast spot. >> steve: i believe daniel balloon runs it breakfast at tiffany. >> ainsley: we should go there. >> steve: we are businessy. working. >> ainsley: having breakfast with our friends. >> we thank paris baguette for being out there. they brought the prettiest pastries.

baguettes. >> steve: how pastoral is this. we are about to show you something that happened in new york city on a lazy sunday afternoon are. you know, people are just in the park having a nice time. and then this woman just randomly comes up a crazed woman goes berserk. she is yamplegging the hair of a woman on the lawn and she drag as woman by her hair and people start yelling at her. she lunged toward a mom holding a baby, people gasped and yelled and apparently it stopped her for a while but then she went looking for somebody else, ripped up that guy's newspaper. she went berserk. >> she walked over to a people signatures at a restaurant outside. tables outside and she just knocks plates and food and drinks on the pavement. she slams glasses down on the pavement and they break. she flips the sidewalk tables she hurls trach over the fence and then she is arrested. she said and a guy who is standing next to her while the police are handcuffing her you

don't go around beating up strange people in the street seven people. pulling their hair and drag them everywhere. she needs to not be let out no more. it's that guy right there in the red. >> thompson square park. this is where this happened. you see these people just going about their day. and this is typical what happens. people walk up and they menace. and not only d. they do it in broad daylight. they often do it on the subways. and this reminds me very similar to the henne penny situation. you are sitting there. and this is a guy. he is being aggressive or even a guy who is aggressive and might have a weapon. do you sit there and let it happen or do you say okay, there is no cops around. i have got to get involved there is a woman with baby. gets pulled by her own hair you ask yourself what are you going to do here, knowing the other guy that stood up. the marine, is now -- has a grand jury deciding if they are going to charge him. >> ainsley: when that guy in the red sweatshirt yelling don't let her out.

you shouldn't be doing. this she said no one died. >> steve: and then a word that starts with a b. they carted her off to bellevue where she was taken for medical observation. meanwhile, the cover of the "new york post" this morning. and this is crazy. this is the -- doesn't say this is the end. this is the vend. or is it the end? inside that, if you need some paraphernalia, this is going to be exactly up your alley. they have got in that safer smoking kits that are absolutely free for addicts. they have got crack pipes. lip balm for smoking crack and crystal meth. they have narcan if you overdose. it's absolutely free. all the user has to do is put in their zip code if they can remember what their zip code is. >> ainsley: in the most drug infested neighborhoods. that was one of four that are placed around the city. you know, here at fox news we have vending machines. in our vending machines we have candy bars and we have potato

chips and coca-colas. we don't have narcan. >> steve: no. >> ainsley: we don't have free needles. this is unbelievable. >> brian: do you give drug addicts the drugs they need to take the drugs safely or give them the help they need? i don't think it ever works out to the positive to support somebody's addiction in the big picture. the other thing to keep in mind, too. vending machines at one point were for shasta and rc cola. now you don't even need exexact change. you just need a dollar and it makes your own change. >> ainsley: now it is a dollar. >> brian: i didn't know. steve, there is a bunch of people out here that want to talk to you. do you have the microphone? >> steve: i don't think they do. >> brian: does anybody want to talk to steve? >> steve: good morning everybody. >> ainsley: you want to talk to them. >> steve: i do what's your name? >> my name is marty kelly. >> steve: how lovely is this breakfast we have for you. >> absolutely delicious.

hitting the spot. >> steve: what is that? >> this is coffee and i'm sensing sugar. >> steve: we are doing a news show. what happens the number one news story these days when it's on tv you are thinking oh i have got to pay attention to that? >> definitely the presidential candidates. >> steve: who do you like right now. >> i like desantis. >> steve: why? >> i think he's smart. i think he is confident. i love the way he runs florida. well-oiled machine down there. >> steve: what about trump? he comes after him every day. >> i don't like the way he speaks negatively towards desantis. i think he should spin it positively. >> steve: okay. very good. right behind this lady. three young men. guys, stand up. why are you all dressed up? what's your name? >> daniel. >> andrew,. >> i'm dylan. >> steve: hello, dylan. what else the nun one issue. how old are you. >> 18 years old. >> old enough to vote? >> yes. >> what are you thinking about

for the presidential race? >> it's good. i'm really excited. i was raised republican and i like trump again. is he leading in the polls and i think desantis, you know, i think he is alienating a lot of independent voters and so i'm excited to see. >> you got to give some time. hear everyone out. and i'm excited to see how everyone does. >> steve: you are really excited about the free breakfast though. >> definitely. >> steve: how about you, sir? >> i'm on the desantis boat, actually. i think that as a governor, he has proven, demonstrated that he is really going to implement the policy. obviously we need to see how he does on the federal level. but, you know, it's a good track record so far. >> steve: very nice. how about a round of applause for these comments? [applause] >> steve: this guy was walking in with me he says i beat you to work today. >> i did. i did beat you. >> steve: yeah but i got in the building and you are on the lawn. >> i know they never let me in. >> what is this thing? >> baguette.

no, a pastry. >> steve: it's a cream puff and it's delicious. while i consume this carley shimkus joined us outdoors for the news. car carp there is a lot of "fox & friends" viewers and a lot of carbs on fox square. two favorite things. best day ever. >> carley: we are going to start here with a fox news alert. ukraine is accusing russia of blowing up a major dam near the city of kherson, forcing thousands to evacuate. and sparking fears of a possible nuclear meltdown. water from the dam, which is now flooding nearby towns helps cool down nuclear reactors at a russian controlled power plant. ukraine claims moscow sabotaged the dam to complicate its counteroffensive. the kremlin is blaming ukrainian forces for the explosion. a texas sheriff is recommending criminal charges over migrant flights from florida to martha's vineyard. the trips were arranged by governor ron desantis last september. the bear county sheriff wants an

investigation to see if the migrants were lured under false pretenses. desantis insist the passengers were -- went voluntarily. this comes as california accuses florida of sending a payroll of migrant flights from texas to sacramento. meanwhile, a circuit of appeals denying biden administration's request to allow it to resume its parole with condition policy, which would allow the mass release of migrants into the u.s. the policy was blocked just before title 42 expired. and kansas city chief quarterback patrick mahomes intercepting star tight end travis kelci preventing his teammate from taking presidential podium. >> so i have been waiting for this -- >> -- sorry, sorry. [laughter] >> carley: quite the moment there it's unclear if the stunt during the team's super bowl was

planned but that moment did get a big moment from the crowd. the pair giving president biden his own chief's 46 jersey. noticeably absent was jill biden a fan who was in egypt. lost to the chiefs in february. those are your headlines, guys. >> brian: recommend invite the eagles. doesn't she want the winners and losers to go. >> carley: that's what she did in the women's college basketball playoff. i thought it was a nice gesture. i'm going to give all of you hugs in the commercial break. >> ainsley: can't you tell? she just had a baby. look at her. teeny tiny. >> steve: have one of those. >> carley: why not. dig in. >> ainsley: glad to have you back. she had a baby boy and his name is brock. >> steve: 6:26 in new york city. coming up a 10-year-old boy steals an suv leading police on

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this. the government works for the taxpayers. and you know what? it's an unclassified document. you can't say that enough. it's unclassified. and the fbi, look what they gravitated to. they went to oh maybe there is not a document oh to yes, there is a document. to oh yes you can see this document. it's unclassified. duly issued subpoena. you have to produce it. >> brian: so we know the person there. according to one fbi source. the fbi says this person is concerned if their name gets out they they could be killed. the fbi if human source said that this -- the bureau has used this guy on multiple investigations and is he highly credible. now, what does he have? allegedly proof that there was $5 million, millions of dollars made by joe biden when he was haven't in a bribery scheme that could have compromised our foreign policy. >> nobody is suggesting that they release his name. you can easily redact that person's name. but the pages of documents that the chairman was able to look at and the ranking member, that should be available to each

member of congress that wants to see it. that's what we do in this country. we are self-critical. we do go back and look at these things. that's what makes us different than anywhere else in the world. >> brian: jamie raskin says it's a political stunt that there was nothing there how could two people look at the same document and get different conclusions? >> that's why they need to release it? what's the harm in releasing it. the fbi raskin saying well that was put to bed and they found nothing. okay. then release the document. they are hiding something. james comer is over the target. that's why they are so desperate to make sure it doesn't get released. >> brian: go let's talk about your book on amazon "the puppeteers" people who control america. elected officials are not pulling the strings. >> you know how we go through elections and nothing changes? it's because more and more government has been set up to permanently run it. runs in perpetuity. the democrats have done that on purpose. 75% of our budget mandatory

programmatic spending. it's not just medicaid, medicare and social security. hundreds of other programs that are out there through nongovernment organizations. look who is running the border. look who is taking caroling of the unaccompanied minors. they are handing it over to these ngos. so you have some trillions of dollars that the democrats, trillions, literally. and we name the names. we show the flow of money. that's who these puppeteers are. they control what is really going on in this country. >> brian: when the president works doesn't work until 10:00, usually kicks off 4:00 if it's a late day. he takes off weekends. who halls the keys to the country. >> nobody believes they are actually doing. this quick story. a member of congress goes to visit with a cabinet secretary, the cabinet secretary is not there. it's just the staff. the staff says and the member of congress gets mad and they say wait a second. i'm not meeting with the b team. i want to meet with the cabinet secretary. the finally the staff steps up and says we are the b team.

would he be here before you and after you and we make the decisions. that's what this book is about. >> brian: you have nor of a handle on it now that you are out. the puppeteers is now out. meanwhile, hey, carley, i know you were typing. did you come up with any news? >> i certainly did, brian. we are going to get to that news right now. starting with this, the pilot of the plane that crashed in virginia sunday evening was seen slumped over just before the aircraft went down. the pentagon deployed six f-16 fighter jets to intercept the small private plane after it violated d.c. airspace restrictions when passing the airmen were able to look into the cockpit window where they saw the pilot passed out. four people were killed in the crash, including the pilot, a mother and her 2-year-old daughter. and the family's nanny. listen to this. dash cam footage capturing the moment officers bust an unruly driver on michigan freeway. and turns out that person behind the wheel was with a 10-year-old

boy. officers were first alerted by the car's emergency service which reported it as stolen. troopers tracked down the car. but the kid driver refused to pull over. the video was disabled remotely before veering off into a guardrail. the boy tried to run off but was caught by police. and today marks the 79th anniversary of d-day. earlier this morning veterans gathering at utah beach in france to commemorate the allied invasion on this day in 1944. more than 150,000 troops stormed the beaches of northern france to launch an unprecedented land invasion. d-day was a major turning point in world war 2 that led to the eventual defeat of the nazis in europe. we will never forget those veterans' service and sacrifice. we certainly will not. brian, back over to you. >> brian: absolutely, carley. thanks so much. meanwhile, coming up on our show, the fight for fairness. former track athletes continue legal battle to stop the

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♪ >> ainsley: welcome back. we are out here on the fox square. we have paris baguette who have set up shop here. it is wonderful. thank you all for being here. we have so much fun. isn't it nice to be here? we have this panel of ladies. the former high school track athletes are continuing to fight for fairness in women's sports in their home state of kentucky. today for the second time a a federal appeals court challenging their case to allow gender identity. we have chelsea mitchell, celina seoul and alanna smith joining us now and senior counsel christiana kiefer. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> ainsley: chelsea, i will start with you were running track in high school and what

happened? tell us your story. >> i raced against two biological males all four years of high school. i lost medals, podium spots. advancement opportunities and eventually i lost four state championships to these two biological males. >> ainsley: how did you feel about that? >> it was heart-breaking all the work i put in to get to those state championships to be in the running to win and have that taken away from by a male time and time between was devastating and hard to get up after that. >> ainsley: celina, i know you experienced the same thing in connecticut. you are in college now. you were one of the first ones to speak out why? >> it was important for me to voice my opinion and say that women's sports need to be protected because i lost out on countless opportunities, most notably qualifying for the 2019 england championships. i had to go in two other events where i honors and forced under the sideline in my own event. it was a cefs stating experience to have to go through. i wanted to ensure no other girl had to experience the pain and heart break went through what i went through in high school.

>> there was a lot of silence about this and whispers of support. you are encouraging other women to come out and talk about this. it's an issue that is affecting your lives. >> i was really nervous at first once i saw celina doing and it all the news articles and being that she was kind of all alone, i wanted to speak up about it. and i hope speaking out about it will help other female athletes speak up so we don't become sidelined in our own sport. >> ainsley: did you have conversation with the biological men? did you all become friends? i'm they're stronger. >> injuries are a threat in team sports. we all do track and field where there is not that much of a risk. bask, lacrosse, sock ear girl could be severely injured. it's important that women's sports stay womennen sports. because men have many physical advantages over us girls. >> ainsley: i know aible pa of three judges heard this in december. now they are revisiting. this how rare is that? >> that's extremely rare. >> what does that mean for this case. >> i think it means that the

entire second court of appeals is taking a really close look at the panel's decision. they got it wrong. essentially what they said is girls lost opportunities and athletic records didn't matter. we know that's not the case. we are excited to be in court today and to make the case that the hard work celina, kelsey and alanna and so many girls across the state of connecticut put in matters and we want to see their records rightly recognized. >> ainsley: what is the solution. >> we think the clear solution is women and girls should have a protected category because males are bigger and faster and stronger than they are. girls shouldn't have the injustice and egg indignity to compete against biological men. >> ainsley: have you gone around the country and talked about this? obviously you are national television have you met with riley gaines. >> i have gotten to meet with her a couple of times. i'm thankful she saw what i was doing and decided to join the fight. it will be easier to fight this with the more voices that we have. >> ainsley: when do we find out today? >> we won't likely get a decision today. in the weeks and months ahead.

we are excited to see what the court will do. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on. we appreciate you. i wish i were an athlete like you all. >> we did reach out to the association of schools we did not receive a response. check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast is who right next to me. >> janice: how are you? i'm looking at this. you have not eaten any of your baguettes. >> we have. their they keep filling them up. >> janice: it's like never ending baguette. >> correct. >> janice: i love it. do you find if i take one after this weather report? >> janice: okay. i got my name on it. listen, let's take a look at the forecast. it's cool here in the northeast. 61 degrees. it says sunshine bu but we havea lot of haze. this is from the wildfires from canada. all of this haze and cloudiness it's because we have incredible historic wildfires for parts of eastern canada. and some of that is moving in towards the northeast and the great lakes region. so air quality alerts for all of these regions if you have

respiratory concerns, you don't want to be outdoors for a long period of time. look at the smoke tracker over the next couple of days. >> this is a big deal. obviously not only for canada, but we're getting the smoke here in the northeast for millions of folks. so that's a big story on fox weather.com. your forecast scattered thunderstorms along the gunk and florida. as well as southern california. very warm temperatures for the northern plains for the 90's here. high pressure remains dominant over the next few days and we have that area of low pressure across the northeast and new england. that could usher in some wet weather and there is southern california where they are going to deal with cooler temperatures and some coastal showers along the southern coast. we will keep you up to indicate on all of the above. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. >> thank you. delicious. so nice. >> janice: thank you so much. bye. [laughter] [applause] >> ainsley: thank you, janice. still ahead the wrong view. 2024 helpful tim scott draws

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♪ don't get stressed ♪ deep conversation >> brian: all right. we are back on fox square this morning with breakfast with all of our friends and a very alive city. people are actually going to work again. check and do quick sports headlines. is that all right? stanley cup playoffs the golden knights jump out to 2-0 series lead in the best of 7 against the panthers. 7-2 was the score last night. >> stevenson, score! 4-0 vegas. >> brian: all right. going to have to rally they have done it before. continue with the series thursday night with the panthers hoping tao void a sweep and maybe get back into it.

to baseball red sox outfielders robbing 9 rays of home runs in back-to-back nfrntion. next, hernandez big hit in the second inning, look at that alex made his own spectacular catch in the third. watch with us. the rays still come out. not very nice. final score 4-1. the rays just don't lose anymore, there was no catching, no 452-foot home run from the astro's jordan alvarez against the blue jays. >> this ball straight away center field. watch it. speak of the flight deck. just landed in the flight deck. a bomb. straight away center field. >> check that bat. houston going on to 7-1 win. now let's go over to steve with something nonsports with something food related. steve? >> steve: that's right we are over here by the cake table as you can see right here to talk

to joe concha about this. republican presidential candidate. stop waiving. senator tim scott sitting down with the ladies of "the view" yesterday responding to what he calls a dangerous message about his success as a black man in america. watch this. >> i'm the exception, right? you are the exception. maybe even miss whoopi goldberg is the exception. >> one of the reasons i'm on the show is because of the comments that were made frankly on this show that the only way for a young african-american kid to be successful in this country is to be the exception and not the rule. that is a dangerous, offensive disgusting message to send to our young people today. >> steve: well, fox news contributor joe concha watched the show. and he joins us live with his view. hello, joe. >> i like this set. >> steve: thank you very much. >> i say keep it. >> steve: i love this cake. >> yes. >> steve: what do you say about him going on? it was great that they invited him. >> i like the idea. because it's so hard to get media attention when there is a donald trump in the race or a ron desantis in the race for that matter.

this got him the news cycle for the day. >> steve: sure. >> the problem is the ladies in the view did not bring up in any way, shape or form the issues that are important to people in this country, inflation, wages, the border, crime, immigration. >> steve: why is that? >> they want to talk about race, race, race. sunny hostin plays that card from the bottom of the race. joy behar couldn't interrupt her extended weekend in the hamptons to come back and defend her comments where she said tim scott doesn't understand the black experience. joy behar. >> i know and tim scott himself said said the reason i'm here tim scott said that where is she by the way. >> upper west side or somewhere out east. >> steve: it was a little peculiar. at one point whoopi goldberg did ask the crowd to stop booing him because they didn't like his comments about ron desantis or disney. >> that happens every time a republican goes on "the view" the boos they can't handle

opinion. sunny hostin was there and she also has said horrible things about republicans for example saying that black republicans are oxymorons. white women who vote republican it's like roaches voting for raid. >> she can't understand how a latino republican can even exist. these are racist comments, steve. but abc news, and, remember, this hot mess of a dumpster fire called "the view" is under the abc news umbrella. they will never do anything about these comments. >> brian: in the last election cycle, i don't remember any or many actual republicans going on the show. so, you know, they are -- their audience is dwindling. they are trying to get people to watch at the same time when you have tim cot saying something that he feels and got the audience booing you wonder whether or not there is an appetite on abc for that. >> that's the thing. this was an ambush. it will be ambush if desantis or trump or nikki haley goes on there. sunnies who continue accuse nikki haley of not using her real name when sunny hostin doesn't use her real name. it's never going to be fair to

republicans any way. barbara walters started this show 25 seasons ago. this is not that show, steve. >> steve: you are absolutely right. because joe has come today, take any of theist home to your wife jean. >> do i have to pay for this? >> steve: no. distract her. is he with us i will validate your parking. if you let him take it. hour two of "fox & friends" starts right now live from fox square. >> chairman james comer preparing to hold the fbi director chris wray in contempt of congress. in possession of a document allegedly detailing a criminal scheme from biden. >> it's unclassified. do you feelly issued subpoena. you have to produce it. that's what we do in this country. >> you say i'm ancient. i say i'm wise. >> 2024 hopefuls are capitalizing on age concerns. >> a voted for president biden is actually