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 a vote for president

harris. >> the vice president has been a partner. you have heard him say that multiple times. >> today marks the 70th anniversary of d-day. >> i got in on the planning of d-day i have been waiting for. this sorry, sorry. >> steve: we're having our own fox square diner segment. >> brian: we brought the diner to fox square. [cheers] ♪ ♪ why do you fill me up ♪ butter cup, baby ♪ just to let me down ♪ led me around [applause] ♪ i need you >> brian: do you know what i'm realizing not many people use the term butter cup anymore.

it used to be a popular term. you see in those marilyn monroe movies. john wayne movies. butter cup. you hear it used sarcastically toughen up butter cup. >> ainsley: my dog's name is rosy tiny butter cup. my daughter named her. she came with the name tiny. and she wanted to keep tiny in there but she wanted to add a butter cup. >> steve: fantastic. >> brian: we wanted to add the paris baguette to fox square. we wanted to make this whole place a diner. it's successfully been done. we have almost the vines from wrigley field surrounding us. >> steve: it is a lovely setting. oftentimes we travel all across the country to go to different diners. today we brought the diner to us. paris baguette is actually the biggest franchise of baked goods around. they have 3500 locations around the planet. they will want to have 1,000 here in the united states of america by the end of the decade

right now they have got, i think, about 100 and they have a bunch in new york city. they are delicious. >> brian: they are always preheating an oven. >> ainsley: did you see this table over here the lettiest cakes. >> steve: io concha just took one. >> ainsley: macaroons. look how big that bread is. soft cream bread. >> steve: it's delicious. check it out. thank you very much paris baguette and bonjour, everybody. >> brian: like pioneer women used to make their own bread and butter. that's the type of place it is they do everything themselves. >> ainsley: let me show you this bread. look how big this bread is. >> steve: yeah, yeah. >> ainsley: holy cow. that's like texas toast french version. >> brian: is it frey presliced? so they decide how thick it should be. >> steve: they do. that's the way we like it. >> brian: oversight of the committee james comer says he will initiate contempt of congress proceedings against the fbi director christopher wray this week. >> ainsley: this follows the bureau's decision to withhold a

document that republicans say reveals a bribery scheme involving then vice president joe biden. >> steve: pierre doocy joins us live from the white house with the latest. bonjour, pierre. >> peter: bonjour. any feelings about democrats and republicans working together to head off a default are gone. house republicans have not been able to publicly prove their claims about biden family corruption and they are now preparing to take out their frustrations on the fbi director. [loud equipment] >> this document is not even classified. what is the first thing that director wray said? he didn't acknowledge whether he had it. he said he wouldn't provide it. if he doesn't come forth and allow everybody to see it, we will move contempt charges against him on thursday. >> peter: congresswoman anna paulina luna, florida republican tweets just left meeting from house oversight. the fbi is afraid their informant will be killed if unmasked, based on the info he

has brought forward about the biden family. if director wray is held in contempt. the house could refer the matter to the u.s. attorney or technically have him held by the house sergeant at arms. wray did comply with the request to a degree, but the document the g.o.p. wants public is apparently part of an active investigation. >> i didn't pick up anything from the fbi that somehow that tip motivated the delaware investigation or became some kind of central component, no. in any event, if that is true, as the chairman was saying. all the more reason that that document should not be out there if it's part of an ongoing investigation. >> peter: the fbi says the fbi halls continually demonstrated its commitment to accommodate the committee's request. including by producing the document in a reading room at the u.s. capitol. this common sense safeguard is often employed in response to congressional requests and in court proceedings to protect important concerns such as the physical safety of sources and

the integrity of investigations. tthe escalation of a contempt vote under niece circumstances is unwarranted. at the white house they are saying this is now another fact-free stunt sustained by chairman comer not to conduct legitimate oversight to spread thin innuendo to try to damage the president politically and get himself media attention. now james comer is responding to that. >> my question to the fbi was what exactly have you done with this accusation because the fbi admitted that this is a highly credible, in fact one of their most highly credible human sources. and their answer to me, sean was well, it's now a part of an ongoing investigation. we don't know which investigation. we don't know when the investigation began. all we know is two weeks ago they tried to act like this form didn't exist. >> peter: so, ultimately, this is about an unproven and yet unvetted tip from a source that

the fbi has paid for information from and i do just want to share this. this almost never happens but somebody here at the white house just sent me an article about this and says the fbi had reviewed and closed the inquiry into claims at the center of the hill fight. that is a "the washington post" article. the first line says the fbi and justice department under then attorney general william p. barr reviewed allegations from a confidential informant about joe biden and his family. [loud equipment] >> no grounds for further investigative steps. that is straight from the white house to you live at the top of the 7:00 a.m. hour. back to you. >> steve: so, peter, there are at least two people awake at the white house other than you. there's the why driving the street sweeper and there is the guy who just faxed you or emailed you that "the washington post" article. >> peter: yeah. just the two. >> brian: i did ask congressman

chaffetz that and he says how do we know that? he has very little trust in the "the washington post" and the writer. we should probably get william barr involved. william barr farmed it out for further investigation and we'll see where this goes. >> steve: all right, thanks, peter. >> ainsley: mercy pierre. >> luckily in the afternoon they took the press conference of mr. as we heard mr. comer talk about a highly reliable confidential informant somebody the fbi has used in the past. what he did was he heard from somebody else the highly credible confidential source could not verify if what they were told was true and to peter's point about what "the washington post" is reporting this morning, the trump department of justice did investigate but could not

substantiate and so the trump department of justice signed off on dropping the investigation. and jamie raskin, during his press conference, said there was no evidence to corroborate the allegations he referred to all of this as simply second hand hearsay. >> brian: earlier today, jason chaffetz joined us. he had james comer's job. and he said, wait a second. just because the fbi says they looked into it, opened it and closed it, it doesn't mean they have actually done that especially what we have seen over the last few years. watcher. >> the american taxpayers paid for 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 where they gravitated to. they went from 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. so raskin is 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. >> steve: there was also one -- during their dueling press conferences yesterday, mr. comer and mr. raskin both said completely different things. and i heard one of the -- one of our analysts on fox say it sounds like they went to two different things because mr. comer said it was an open investigation. and mr. raskin said it was a closed investigation. he didn't know what he was talking about. and everything that we had heard was that they had signed off on closing the investigation in the pittsburgh office. and apparently william barr, the attorney general, put the investigation in the field office in pittsburgh to handle the ukraine allegations. specifically. >> ainsley: comer read the documents on capitol hill or on the hill. he reads it. he now wants a copy of that for the whole committee.

so think can all read and t. and see what's in it if not you are held in contempt of court. what exactly does that mean? what happens now if he doesn't hand over that document? >> steve: there will be a referral to the department of justice. and then joe biden's department of justice will decide whether or not it's not going anywhere. >> ainsley: we know what will happen. let's talk about 2024. mike pence filed paperwork with the federal election commission. he is supposed to announce tomorrow. tonight in new hampshire, chris christie is expected to announce. and then chris sununu has said he is not going to run. he has taken the last six months to really look at things he said and he made his decision he is not going to run. he has been reelected four times to these two-year terms in new hampshire. they love him there. but is he not going to run. he has been a big critic of donald trump. someone else who is in the race who was the ambassador to the u.n., under donald trump is nikki haley, she -- remember when she first threw her hat in the ring and she was gharls stolen and she made that pitch

for administering mental competency test for politicians over the age of 755? she was looking at joe biden. we watched joe biden fall down the stairs and fall on the stage literally on his face. and so she is now saying -- she said a vote for joe biden is really a vote for kamala harris. listen. >> let's be very clear, if they think it's going to be president biden, a vote for president biden is actually a vote for president harris. we are running against kamala harris, make no bones about it. the "new york times" knows it. every liberal knows it. they know that it's kamala harris that's going to end up being president of the united states if joe biden wins this election. >> brian: so can you believe that's worse news than joe biden running is he has got 41% real clear average approval rating. >> and it's heading in the wrong direction with 33% approval on the economy. but, yet, if you bring up kamala harris and actually weighs down the ticket and this is somebody who was senator, attorney general from california who came in with such high hopes.

at least for the democratic party. even though they had no sen energiy together. that's how. rest assure shed in charge of a.i. mike pence is anxious to get out there. donald trump weighed in. and also i thought it was interesting that nikki haley went after ron desantis and said why did you take $50,000 from disney and now he is critical of it. are you kidding me taking $50,000 from disney doesn't mean i have to agree what they say. they don't get anything for that money. >> >> steve: sure. >> so, yesterday, after nikki haley, who threw her happen is poo into the ring as he said earlier after she said a vote for biden is a vote for kamala harris. the podium at the white house was asked about that and corinthian jean-pierre said this: >> i'm not going to speak to 2024 from here. what i can speak to -- what i

will say more broadly is that the vice president has been a partner has been a partner to this president have you heard him say that multiple times. when it comes to difficult decisions. when it comes to important decisions that matter to the american people, this is something -- those are issues that the president has talked to with the vice president. and so, you have heard him say that you have seen her do out there on the road or whether it's even here speaking to different issues that are incredibly important to the american people. >> steve: love that that they are towering at the white house about what we are talking about on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: that's right. let's talk to. so diners. >> brian: let's do that, answer ainsley. >> ainsley: what's your name. >> patrick mcmanus. >> ainsley: where are you from. >> the bronx. >> ainsley: thank you for coming in for us. what issues are most important to you. >> actually it's divisiveness in this country right now. we have become so polarized and that's why in this upcoming election i was leaning desantis

but now i'm seeing tim scott as maybe having a better chance of bringing the country back together. >> ainsley: did you like his performance yesterday on "the view"? >> yes, yes. absolutely. i have become more and more interested in him and i'm looking into him more and more. as i said, the name donald trump has become so polarizing. whether it's his fault or not we are beyond that argument. the country is just going to polarize further. that's what i'm worried about with another donald trump presidency. >> ainsley: all right, patrick, thank you so much. can i talk to you guys what's your name? >> josh. >> where are you from. >> from here i'm from new york. i'm from plant. >> ainsley: thank you for coming out with us. >> thank you. >> ainsley: do you agree a vote for biden is a voted for kamala harris nikki haley said? >> obviously. i'm no expert. i have no opinion on it, i think. >> ainsley: are you looking or leaning more toward a candidate already? >> you know, i haven't made any decisions yet. >> ainsley: what's important to you? >> what's important to me, i agree with what the last gentleman said about bringing

the country government i think. >> ainsley: hi ma'am, what's your name? michelle. >> ainsley: where are you from. >> new york. >> ainsley: what's the most important issue to you. >> bringing the country together. that's important. >> ainsley: who can do that? >> like josh said, i'm not sure i have made a decision. >> ainsley: how are you sir. >> i'm terrence. >> ainsley: where are you from. >> the bronx in new york. >> ainsley: what issues are important to you. >> i think it's the same. i agree with the rest of the panel. >> ainsley: anyone resonating with you. >> not yet it's too early. ainsley: what did you think what tim scott said on "the view." >> not too much of an opinion. >> ainsley: thanks for being here. all right. are we coming back this way now? we will hand it over to you, carley. do you have headlines? >> carley: i certainly do. great hearing from the folks. got some big controversy breaking out in georgia. protests breaking out after atlanta city council passed the

last piece of legislation to get to build a new police and firefighter training center that progressive activists are calling cop city. the new 85-acre facility has been met with protests by anti-police radicals. 23 activists were arrested and charged with domestic terrorism after battling with police at the construction site back in march. and prince harry arriving at a courthouse in london earlier today to deliver testimony in his lawsuit against a british tabloid. the duke of sussex says the outlet illegally obtained information for stories. harry will face two days of cross-examination by a senior trial lawyer. this makes him a first senior royal in more than 130 years to appear as a witness in court. quite a history for you there. yesterday marked the final round of qualifying for the u.s. open. 1-year-old prodigy jaden soon came unjust short shooting 7 over par while skipping school to try qualify.

how cool was that? the pga tour victor love land won $3.6 million after finishing first in the memorial tournament on sunday but guess what? he spent yesterday caddying for old roommate bauchou despite having the fifth ranked golfer in the world carrying his bag. the u.s. open is next week. if you are a golf fan, you have something to look forward to, guys. >> steve: that's fantastic. thank you, carley. >> carley: thank you. back at you. >> ainsley: advice. that was fun. i like him. >> brian: carley, thanks so much. still ahead on this show. off target, the retail giant hit with more bad news as its stock hits a three-year low. >> ainsley: plus we are having breakfast with our friends all morning long on the fox square so stick around. >> steve: thank you, paris baguette. ♪ sweet home, alabama ♪ where the skies are blue

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in d.c. is people change their values for votes. and. >> steve: everyday. >> everyday. because of doing that, steve. we are getting into more and more trouble. we have got to voted values instead of vote for votes. we can't continue to do. this. >> ainsley: yeah. we saw that happen with the president. we thought he was going to be a moderate. he is not. he is voting with all the progressives. what are your predictions for 2024. >> well, i'm a trump guy. i believe in president trump. and, you know, i'm an experienced person. being a coach, you always go for experience. somebody that's been there, done that we know what he is going to do. we understand who he is. you got to accept sometimes things that he says because he is not going to hide. is he going to run to the problem. and that's what we need somebody to run to the problem, to fix the problem. i know a lot of people are going to look at this election and try to determine who they want to vote for but i think at the end of the day, i tell even the media off the senate floor, most of them are democrats, the mainstream media, they go after us. and i tell them i say you wait, if it continues to go the direction it's going in this

country they are go going to vote for president trump. we are in serious trouble right now. it's going to get worst in the next few months. >> steve: indeed. today, coach, is june 6th, which is a big day in your family. because june 6th, d-day. 1944. your father was there. and wound up driving a tank across europe. >> 79 years ago they said it was the most important day in the 20th century because if we don't win on d-day and the days after that, this whole country, the world is in trouble. he lied about his age at 16. joined the army. said his first time he ever had a new pair of boots. and then he landed at utah beach and drove a tank across europe. awarded five bronze stars and a purple heart at age 18. he got hit in the back with shrapnel. dad, you got hit in the back. he had a hole in his back. one day i was young what happened? well, i got hit in the back. i said why in the back? he said i was running like hell. my tank was on fire. and back then, war was war.

and it was -- pretty much hand-to-hand combat. you know, he said we stayed cold, hungry, it was miserable. scared for our lives. and he lost most of his friends, you know, in his company that he went in with. but this is not the same military we had back then. >> brian: i know. got reinvent that military and mindset of winning wars. you must appreciate deception. if the germans knew where we were coming in, it would have been a problem. it was all about deception. >> if you read about d-day it was about taking gamables. you know, god was on our side with the wea weather. weather was huge factor. take your hat off to the people 79 years ago that stormed that beach it was a bloodbath. the movies you see depict what went on. >> ainsley: my mom went with their friends and she said they just wecht there is a big american flag flying there thank you so much. >> steve: u.s. senator, folks.

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♪ ♪ i saw the signs ♪ it opened up my eyes ♪ i saw the signs. >> steve: having breakfast with friends right here at 48th and 6th avenue. welcome aboard, folks. a possible sign of travel for the summer travel season because saudi arabia has announced that this week they are going to cut oil production and output by a million barrels a day, all part of a broader opec plus initiative to prop up sagging prices, which means you're going to pay more. this could be a potential major blow to american drivers as gas prices started to slide. here now to explain "the big money show" co-host brian brenberg and taylor riggs join us live here on the square.

>> thanks for having me on. always here for the free food. >> steve: at the conclusion of today's festivities. >> if we do a good job can we have one of those? >> steve: absolutely. that's at the end. taylor, let's start with you. how impacted are the people at home going to be when saudi arabia cuts a million barrels a day? >> yeah. tbd is the answer. in theory, basic economics would tell you that lower supply means higher prices at the pump. on average, i think goldman sachs looking at the price per barrel to did you go up $1 to $6. we're not quite sure how that translates yet to the people at home. what right now has been keeping lower prices at home has been all of this talk of a recession. if that continues, prices will stay low. if the consumer continues to be resilient price also go up. >> opec cut a billion and a half barrels in april. prices will go up because the global economy has been so slow and the u.s. economy has been slowing, we really haven't seen

prices go up. it's a question really of when not if, that could be a little while if the economy remains slow. >> steve: sure, ultimately, at the same time, they have cut desk oil production. >> yes. >> steve: futures stuff. >> right. >> steve: because the administration wants us all to buy electric cars. i get it. i have a hybrid and it's great when it when it drives on the electricity. i love that because it's like free miles. the cars are more expensive and the stuff is in short supply. >> yeah. so we talked a lot on our program about the deletion of this strategic petroleum reserve about the spr. how we sort of drained that now that prices were yesterday. start to refuel that we aren't. this administration doesn't want to do that i think if we started to do and increased a lot of the domestic production that certainly would help. you see a lot of g.o.p. candidates out there talking about that as sort of a major theme going forward. we haven't yet seen that. >> you are right that the push to evs has he taken our eye

off the ball of what people drive right now and what they put in those cars. as they are throwing money at evs and subsidies but the rest of america say i buy a gas car. i have to fill up. you are not doing anything to help me you put saudi arabia in the driver's seat. we are wondering what is saudi arabia going to do and how is that going to effect me? four years ago we were making that call and swing producer and we could predict global prices. >> steve: if you are going to mandate that people drive electric vehicles that rely on battery that are built with stuff from other countries, before you announce it, line up deals with those countries to get the stuff. >> we don't have the minds. we don't have the supply chains. do you know who does? china. here we are throwing our economy their direction while they are would youing elon musk and tim cook and others. you don't want to hand over keys to your kingdom to one of your big competitors. >> steve: check out the big

money show fantastic. >> almost as good as the food. >> steve: take one. >> you bet professor. >> you bet i'm a professor of sweets here. this is a breakfast of champions right here. the wheaties of pastries. >> steve: okay. i'm going to go ahead and say carley shimkus time for the news so i can have a bite. >> carley: smart thing to do so you can chow down. check out this video here. a texas-bound southwest flight gets delayed due unruly passenger. deputies ended up dragging her off the plane. watch this. >> get off. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> yes. >> you are making it worse for yourself. >> no i literally need my phone. i paid for that can you please get my phone. i am so confused what is happening. >> carley: authorities say the passenger was kicking the seat in front of her. forcing the flight to return to the gate. three counts of battery of a police officer.

disturbing 9 peace and two counts of resisting arrest and criminal mischief. and target stock has lost nearly $14 billion in value since the retail giant announced its pride month initiative. the dip in value caused jp morgan and key bank capital market to downgrade the rating of the company stock. starting hats faced intense backlash for putting pride month displays front and center in some stores. police officers in utah help a couple of young businessmen make a few bucks at their lemonade stand. one of the boy's neighbors called the political science saying they needed a business license. the kids took down their stand and went to the police station asking if they were breaking the law. officers encouraged them to put the stand back up. and they even stopped by for a glass of lemonade once they got back up and running. those are your headlines. steve, over to you. >> steve: thank you very much, carley. all right, coming up on our tuesday telecast live from fox square. desperate times, desperate

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kickoff in iowa tomorrow. and this evening former new jersey governor chris christie will be in new hampshire where is he expected to enter the race as well. fox news contributor and former presidential candidate newt gingrich is here to react. good morning to you. >> how are you. great to be with you. >> ainsley: thanks for coming out. we appreciate it. what are your predictions for 2024. >> unless somebody breaks through it's going to be trump. it's like there are two lakes. there is a huge trump lake and a smaller not trump lake. and every time a new candidate comes in the smaller trump lake gets bigger in terms of candidates but not votes. somebody is going to have to figure out how to take trump head on. that's what christie would like to do. but i think in the absence of that happening, probably trump is going to be the nominee. >> ainsley: what about some of these folks like you have the nikki haleys, tim scotts 4%, 5%. governor sununu decided not to run. >> i guarantee you that at mar-a-lago every person who announces they have a little champagne, a little happier. trump would love to have a field of 30 only name you will

remember is trump. they will all be down here fighting each other. the only person sort of have a chance breaking out is desantis. for some reason his campaign. you can tell it hasn't caught fire because people keep announcing. if desantis were dominating the non-trump field. these folks wouldn't be running. you may end up with 10 or 15 candidates. >> ainsley: you have a new book. >> i do. >> coming out today. we can buy it. tell us about this book. >> it's called march to the majority. it's really relevant to right now. it's how we spent 16 years creating a majority for the first time in 40 years. and then for four years reneg united stated with bill clinton and we got him to sign a whole series of conservative things. welfare reform. tax cuts. four consecutive balanced budgets. the book really shows. think of it as a playbook. these are things that actually do work. you just saw kevin mccarthy do part of that. start early. set your goals. communicate constantly. and very much what we did.

i think that for people who really want to change the country, that march to the majority is both a history book but it's a very practical book about what can you do to be effective. >> ainsley: you marched to the majority. thank you, mr. speaker for being on with us. >> thank you. >> ainsley: buy it wherever books are sold or on amazon. >> for sure. thank you. >> ainsley: check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> good morning, everyone. hope you are having a great day. a peak of sunshine come through a lot of hazy conditions in the new york city area because we have wildfires burning north of us in canada. let's take a look at the temperatures. can you see where it's cooler than average for parts of the northeast. area of low pressure just off the coast of new england. you can see the rain moving. in then that's going to be kind of the rule for the next couple of days for the northeast. worst air qualities right now. we got new mexico, parts of new york. including new york city unhealthy air because of those wildfires. the plume of smoke moving sought ward. can you smell it in the air in

new york. air quality alerts from millions of folks from new york to boston and burlington, vermont, philadelphia, baltimore. this is going to be a very big story over the next couple of days. if you have respiratory issues. elderly, of course your kids. you want to stay indoors. look at the smoke tracker. this is really incredible. historic wildfires in eastern canada and the smoke is moving down south as far as south as. so we will be tracking that fire weather alerts right now. it is very dry across pennsylvania and portions of new jersey. so, any wildfires that are sparked today, that's going to be a big deal. isolated dry thunderstorms in the forecast. that's going we are going to watch other the next couple of days, critical fire weather outlook for parts of the northeast. there is your forecast today. we will see mostly sunny skies for parts of the plain states and then very warm temperatures for the northern plains and then, of course, that smoke is going to be the biggest story on fox weather.com. we will keep you up to date. all right, ainsley, over to you and some pastries.

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♪ you know you make me want to shout ♪ throw my hands up and shout. [cheers and applause] >> ainsley: we are back on the fox square all morning having breakfast with our friends but, first, we have a couple of quick headlines for you. a student at the university of cincinnati says she got a zero on an assignment for using the term "biological woman." >> said it was a good project proposal but i got a zero because i used this term that's exclusionary and not allowed anymore. and i 100 percent know that this is like the most biased grade ever because my project is about

transgenders competing in women sports. >> ainsley: doubled down saying the biological women droints radical feminism. officials in oklahoma approved the first publicly funded faith based allowing the saint its door virtual school to receive taxpayer funds. the move hebrew in the works since its initial proposal was submitted to oklahoma state government in january. however, state attorney general called the approval unconstitutional warning it could lead. >> brian: san francisco resident frustrated with the crime. help move out of the city but staying in the state. he calls it a zombie apocalypse. that's his neighborhood. listen to him. >> my life is in danger every day that i'm living in the tenderloin and i figured hey, maybe i could start a go fund

me. someone could chip in 5 bucks and i would be able to relocate to a safer neighborhood. what's happening in our community is a dam shame. this is the direct result of electing corrupt democrats who have placed profits above the families of our community. they have totally enabled fentanyl. and i feel as if progressive policy is making things progressively worse. >> brian: i love the way he played with that word. jimmy failla. >> jimmy: boom. >> brian: host of fox across america. fox news radio. this creative way to get out of that hell hole. >> i hope for his sake it works. i feel bad at the same time. i love san francisco. it was one of the nicest cities in the world. we were going to go back and visit this summer. we decided to go back to some place safer like baghdad. the crime is out of control. there is homeless people everywhere. it's liberal you have to call them free range people. the point is liberal cities destroyed the nicest -- liberal policies destroyed the nicest city in america. and that's sad. >> brian: so he says that by his

apartment he has broken into three times. he had to fight off burglars with his bare hands so he doesn't have the money to move yet he feels a responsibility because he is a conservative and in a democratic area. >> jimmy: he is trying to raise awareness to what is making this happen. think of a classic san francisco tv show like full house. remember full house they drive across the golden gate and run in the park. if they filmed that today the kids would be getting chased through the park by a zombie and yelled at for not driving electric car. >> brian: couldn't we have this conversation about chicago and new york. >> it's out of control. >> brian: footage of thompkins square wanted to sun bathe in the park. >> jimmy: that's the point i'm trying to make so many san franciscos out here. why do they exist? because of liberal policies that are soft on crime. but encouraging homelessness and drug use. do you know how bad the drugs are in san francisco? the cops stopped me on lombard street are you smoking marijuana? oh here you go then. this is weird.

that's the problem. the criminals are roaming free, the cosmetics are behind bars. it doesn't make sense, brian. that's every one of these cities. new york, people coming here well you have a lot of joggers, they are not jogging they are being chased. okay? this is bad. >> brian: jimmy, what about the creativity of going to the go fund me page. normally a charity movement. >> jimmy: yeah. >> brian: etch is just saying i want to move but i don't have the money. do you salute him. >> yeah. if it works. unfortunately $1,600 is about what he has raised so far. that's like a tire on a u-haul in san francisco these days because everybody wants to leave that bad. >> brian: right. one thing is it looks like governor desantis is sending his illegal immigrants over to san francisco. it's going to create a lot of -- >> that's going to work as a deterrent. send migrants to enough of these cities go back to their own home. fox across america we will, of course, be following your act on the radio. >> brian: my act? my substantive show.

>> jimmy: unstoppable brian kilmeade. newt gingrich in the house. brian brenberg, emily compagno. it's going to be a banger the kids would say. >> brian: i don't think they would work on a morning show. >> jimmy: i got hustled. you invited knee breakfast and now i find out i'm working. >> brian: you earned your food. >> jimmy: you got it. [applause] >> brian: i don't have much of a tease keep smiling. more breakfast with friends on fox square, next. ♪ ♪ let's get loud ♪ let's get loud ♪ ain't nobody got to tell us h what youad got to do ♪ before the two shelves of tackle in the back of the liquor store, before the early mornings, and the short nights, before the first road trip, even the first tournament. before all of that, there was fishing, and there was dad. thanks dad,

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