>> the list of republicans running for president is about to get even longer. >> former vice president mike pence taking the steps to enter the race. >> republican primary voters will think deeply who can best carry our message. in new york city, a crazed woman goes beserk and they cart her off by her hair. >> announcing major oil production cut as we get used to lower gas prices. >> you put saudi arabia in the drivers seat. >> the 79th anniversary of d-day, veterans commemorating the day. >> take your hats off to people that stormed that beach, my gosh. >> we brought the diner to fox square. >> what are you thinking about

for the presidential race? >> donald trump again. >> ron desantis. >> tim scott, bringing the country back together. >> steve: yep, we're having a party in the u.s. at 48th and sixth avenue. we usually travel somewhere in the country to do breakfast with friends, today paris bagueteset up a diner in manhattan. they are going for 1000 destinations. they have them all over the place. franchise opportunity for the right investment. we'll talk to the guy that runs it in a little bit. it is paris baguete.

do we have peresian music? >> brian: in paris they are still playing the organ? >> accordion? you have never been? >> brian: they should have modernize. >> >> steve: it is romantic. >> ainsley: wi-wi. >> steve: all the way home. in hour three of "fox and friends." according to gavin's app, it is going to rain within the last hour. we're going to try to put a dome over -- >> brian: tell dana to stay indoors. >> ainsley: dana will be on the show and tell janice to hold off the race one more hour issue please. >> steve: list of republicans runings it for president is about to get longer.

>> brian: former vice president mike pence taking steps to enter the race and he's not the oge one. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff has the latest for us. >> alexandria: the pool is poised to grow by three this week, north dakota governor doug burgum expecteds to announce tomorrow, that is when mike pence will make his kick-off announcement in iowa. mike pence filed with the fec yesterday. this evening, former new jersey governor chris christie is expected to enter the race in new hampshire. christie has become one of the most vocal against trump and factored into why new hampshire governor chris sununu decided gonzaga running. he said support needs to be

consolidated. we have looked at things and i've made the decision not to run in 2024, a lot goes into the decision, it is not the end, by any means. math has shown donald trump has no chance of winning in november of 2024. >> alexandria: south carolina senator tim scott says he is only candidate that can disrupt the left's narrative. yesterday he appear on "the view." >> you say your life disproves leftist lies. my question to you is, i'm the exception, right? you're the exception, maybe ms. whoopi goldberg. we are not the rule. when it comes to racial equality. >> i'm on the show because of comments made on the show, only way for african american kid to be successful in this is to be the exception, not the rule, that is dangerous, offensive,

disgusting message to send to young people that only way to succeed is by being the exception. >> alexandria: scott reminded the host of progress that has been made and said that is what makes it so good. >> brian: wow. the field is getting bigger. thanks much. two more in the field, donald trump dominating so far. looks though ron desantis aftergoing one complete week is ready to spend 82.5 million from state campaign to national campaign and going to start advertising in earnest and said donald trump spent $20 million attacking me and i've been doing my job trying to get through this legislature, now it is game on. also spending is senator tim scott. he said, get ready, this will be my move. i will start spending. he started with 22.2 million and after yesterday's appearance on

"the view," i think he will get a lot more. >> ainsley: he did a great job, professional, polite, he came with statistics, they would rattle off and he would say, actually less than that, vice versa. it takes never to go on "the view" if you are republican. he was preparing for the worst, they were respectful of him. they disagreed on politics, but i was proud of whoopi for saying no booing here, he talked about ron desantis and florida. he said he agreed with ron desantis on what he's doing with schools and disney and the crowd booed. whoopi said, no viewing, this is "the view," we want his view. and sunny, she was polite with him, she let him talk and one point whoopi got out of her chair -- >> steve: they stood together.

something surprising, chris sununu, governor of new hampshire, last week said i'm 61% decided whether or not i'm going to run. so by announcing he will not run for the white house, he's written an op ed in the "washington post" today and essentially he says he will do everything in his power to make sure donald trump does not win. he wrote, current polls indicate donald trump is the top contender, he did not deliver while in office and added 8 trillion to national debt. sununu said he would be more effective as governor of new hampshire and will endorse the candidate who has best chance of winning. he will have more credibility speaking out as non-candidate than somebody running.

newt gingrich sat down with ainsley and talked about the state of the republican field and said this in fox square. >> well, somebody breaks through, it will be trump. it is like there are two lakes, huge trump lake and every time new candidate comes in, gets bigger in terms of candidate, not votes. somebody figure out how to take trump straight on. desantis, for somen ra, his campaign, has not caught fire, people keep announcing. if desantis were dominating the non-trump field, folks wouldn't be running, you may end with 10 or 15 candidates. >> brian: for people saying trump can't win, that is wrong, let this play out. almost everyone agrees he could win the primary, he believes he can't win the general.

sununu says he can't win georgia, i think that is wrong. he needs strategy to embold those states. last time was a pandemic with massive drop boxes and unsolicited ballots that appeared. georgia did great job getting hold of election jobs. if he can go out and perform and stay out of controversy and unnecessary fights how can you tell a guy he can't win this time, more than any republican in history, it is also crazy to eliminate ron desantis, he got in the race one week ago. nobody thought ron desantis would clear the field. >> steve: and ron desantis probably has a better ground game than donald trump does. hired enough people to knock on every door in the first four states four times before voting in those states. in 2016, when donald trump won

iowa, his ground game, when trump won, absolutely. now he will do something better than he did last time. essentially the game was fly the airplane into iowa, be at the airport and once he left, the ground game end. do better job immobilizing people to go vote. desantis has door-knockers and spending money there in addition to tv ads. >> ainsley: this was caught on camera in new york city thompson square park. a woman attacking random people. this lady is having a picnic and she pulled her hair and dragged her around. this lady on the bench, the lady with the red pulls somebody out of her hand and throws on the ground. this guy reading a newspaper, she takes it from him. for 30 minutes they got her on camera doing this.

what is amazing, with the baby, you will see trying to do that and people sitting aside. this has so much to do with the danny penny story. do you remember what the lady daniel penny, the subway attacker said, next time someone actses strangely, ask them what is wrong, how can i help you. do you think going up to that woman, how can i help you would have worked in the end? that is a violent person who wanted to destroy people's lives and thankfully the cops got there to stop her. what did she shy when being carted off. hey, nobody died. she can do that stuff. he has probably already been released. she went in for observation, they figured out if she was healthy. >> brian: my observation, not healthy. >> ainsley: what happens when she comes to your train car, you

can't run away. people hoping and praying she will not harass them and she does, harasses the lady on the end and she goes to restaurants, people having meals on the sidewalks, tables are set up after covid outside and she goes up and pulls their food off the table, throws the plate, throws the cups. >> steve: if you were a tourist in america, are you thinking, i want to go to that town for my vacation? >> ainsley: i know. >> brian: almost every major city is dealing with this, from los angeles, huge tourist place, to san francisco and philadelphia and chicago and now new york. every major city run by democrats who said cops are the problem, take funding away, we're paying the price now. hope people will sober up. speaking about people, can i transition myself? >> ainsley: to the people?

>> brian: can i toss to myself? >> ainsley: yes. >> brian: i want to talk to the people. come on over, you have been so great for outdoor restaurant. mike, where you from? >> long island, new york, franklin square. >> brian: what is your house number? only kidding. what brings you here today. >> came out, i was off today, wanted to take in the show. >> brian: how concerned are you about crime in the cities and how unprecedented does this seem? it seems unprecedented until you watch old movies from the 1970s. >> of course, the crime situation, like you stated earlier, all major cities soft policies that -- >> brian: don't let cops be cops. basically and the state legislator and city council and urban areas, soft on crime policy and effects take time, they are starting to make their way through the system and seeing a nationwide spike.

>> brian: danielle, you are concerned and taking action. >> i'm running for city council in southeast queens. >> brian: what do people need innen 82s? >> to better education, work on crime to decrease that and our infrastructure in queens is horrible and migrant crisis coming there is not okay. >> brian: you are taking action. >> i am. i am. >> brian: when we talk about the 42,000 migrants that have come in, are they being absorbed successfully? do we have facilities? >> we do not, they are taking over facilities and creating housing for them, 500 beds. >> brian: they are making offers to people, if you want to take in an illegal immigrant, we'll pay you $40 a day, is that a good program? >> it is not. my neighbor saw two migrants in the alleyway smoking pot.

this is where our middle-class, s suburban black community is going. illegal migrants are pouring in and it is time for the biden administration to step up and put a stop to it. >> brian: no country can absorb six million people in six years, but we're trying to pull that you hava. thanks for coming out and for your comments. over to carley. i saw you adding toner to the printer. >> carley: big day, i got it covered for you. got news now. start with fox news alert. ukraine accusing russia of blowing up a dam near the city of kirsanow. cool down nuclear reactor at russian controlled power plant. ukraine claims moscow sabotaged

the dam. the kremlin is blaming ukrainian forces. former track athletes in connecticut about toic tathe next step in legal battle challenging their old high school transgender policy. >> i raced against two biological males and i lost opportunities, i lost two awards and four state championships. >> women's sports need to be protected, i lost out on opportunities, qualifying for the championships, i had to go in two other events and got honors and forced under the sideline. it was devastating to go through and i want to ensure no other girl experience pain and heartbreak i went through. >> i hope speaking out will help other athletes so we don't become silent.

>> they will be back in federal appeals court to challenge a rule allowing transgender athlete to participate in accordance with their identity. stop by cheez-it stop for memorabilia, including hard to find flavors along 29 palm highway, themed rest stop will keep that che, z-it signage through june 11th. if you're a cheez-it fan living in california, this is for you. >> ainsley: it is hard, you want to eat a few and you can't stop. >> like a potato chip. >> brian: it comes out on a sheet, hence the perforated edges. >> ainsley: i'll bet a machine,

isn't it great when you get a double one. >> carley: little things in life. >> ainsley: when our doors are held for us, we use badges, when someone holds the door for me, it is that little thing. >> steve: common courtesy. thank you. >> brian: we have mostly revolving doors. >> steve: in front. doubling down, the ceo of lululemon is standing by his decision to fire the employees cho chased thieves out of the store. his comments coming up. >> ainsley: first, 2024 -- ron desantis is used to attacks, now his wife is getting part of it. her leather jacket. >> brian: slowly zoom out and everybody clap. ♪

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♪ ♪ i've been waiting so long ♪ [applause] >> ainsley: back on fox square having breakfast with our friends all morning long thanks to paris buguete. left wing media wasting no time with their attacks on ron desantis's wife over this jacket, dubbing her the walmart melania. casey's coat is crude and grasping, american flag on front

and alligator and silhouette where woke goes to die, that brought to mind a store where it would retail for $24.99. "fox and friends" weekend co-host here to react. what is your reaction? >> we live in culture trying to force ourselves to say things that are not true. melania trump and casey desantis are more beautiful and more fashionable more than any first lady since jackie o. talk about the cruelty of democrats, gicellle fetterman. when he ends up on walty reed, she is talking about zip lining

with her kids instead of being with her husband's side. jill biden gala vanting around the world as her husband is falling onnige sta, shaking hands with imaginary people, absolutely cruel. as former political spouse, i would never humiliate my husband like that, i love sean and my country. what we see happening with joe biden is dangerous, sending wrong message to our enemy and case of ukraine, he said things that put us on a warning about nuclear weapons because he made a misstatement and had to have his people walk that back. dangerous, cruel and unpatriotic. >> ainsley: if someone called me walmart melania, you are putting me in the category with melania and walmart? >> rachel: they've been

criticizing her because she is most trusted for ron desantis, every political spouse should be with her husband. >> ainsley: such an asset for ron desantis. she is beautiful. she was a news anchor, has gorgeous children, she's a strong mother and people love her in florida. >> rachel: of course they do. >> ainsley: stands by her husband's side who fought for us. >> rachel: this is adorable out here. i need macaroons. >> ainsley: i'm sure they will give you some, there are tons. take a lot, nine children to feed at home. still ahead, remember migrant flights to martha's vineyard, one sheriff recommends charges over the move. dana perino and bill melugin

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pair of jeans that fit just right. >> steve: we're having a party on fox square, breakfast with friends and we have a couple of our best friends, dana and bill. a sheriff is recommending criminal charges over flying migrants to martha's vineyard. a sheriff down in texas claims they were lured there under false pretenses and he wants charges. "america's newsroom" dana perino and guest co-host covering the border extensively, bill melugin. bill, perfect person, explain what this sheriff in this blue county in texas wants to do to

ron desantis. >> bill: what ron desantis did, florida found out there were migrants living on the streets who wanted to go to florida. florida sent people to texas to get the migrants together, offer them, where would you like to go, nobody was forced onto the airplane. >> steve: they sign a document? >> bill: yes, offered a flight to go, they got on the flight and went to martha's vineyard. they got them out as fast as they could and bexar county sheriffs thinks they were lured and the state of florida was telling them they were going to get jobs andic maing false promises. he is recommending felony charges against who, he hasn't said. >> steve: are they trying to sully ron desantis or are they trying to put a cabosh on the program? >> dana: i would say, please

give us more of this, this is crowded gop field, find way to get in the news, what better way than yeah, i would do something about immigration when president biden would not. i have creative solutions. i got the governor and president's attention by getting migrants to place they say they are sanctuary city and you have new york city, mayor eric adams saying something, if you are for open borders and sanctuary cities, have illegal immigrant sleep in your house and now that is a proposal on the table. >> steve: i don't know if anybody would say, give me fox. dana, three more people going to wind up in the race for president by end of the week, up to a dozen. i think chris christie will be in tomorrow. if you are a republican, it is getting harder to get noticed,

people have same policy positions on stuff including the border. >> right, how do you get attention? if you're ron desantis, great, if the governor of california wants to call you names and suggest you are a kidnapper, what better way than to get in the news. figure that out, there are forums and events, roast and ride in iowa. it is a crowded field, even the north dakota governor, he is accomplished, his name recognition is zero. percy is better known. >> steve: percy is famous. bill, have you enjoyed the catering today? >> bill: more than we get at the border. >> steve: that is right. this is awaiting you. what is on "america's newsroom" today in 26 minutes? >> bill: a lot of good guests, we'll have tim scott on, i'm sure everybody saw him on "the view." we'll be talking about politics

and former dni, john ratcliffe and kellyanne conway and talking about migrant buses and flights and the other thing, remember, democrat-led city of el paso has been bussing migrants to new york city, nobody is calling for criminal charges. >> dana: see if he can keep geraldo and leo from fighting, his task today. >> steve: good luck. you need a referee shirt, round of applause, dana perino and bill melugin. >> dana: round of applause for carley shimkus. >> carley: i want to give you a hug. >> steve: today is dana perino's husband, peter's birthday. >> carley: shall i read news? headlines to get to. the pilot of the plane that issue ced in virginia on sunday evening was seen slumped over just before the aircraft went down. pentagon deployed six fighter

jets to intercept the small private plane after it -- cockpit window and saw the pilot passed out. four people were killed, including the pilot, the daughter, her daughter and the nanny. and lululemon ceo is standing by decision to fire two employees. >> seriously, get out. get out. get out. >> the thieves stole $7000 worth of clothing, the executive arguing it is only merchandise, three men face felony charges in connection with that heist. today marks 79th anniversary of d-day. this morning, veterans gathered in france to commemorate the allied invasion on this day in

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♪ >> brian: back on fox square. billy joel not live and he's moving to florida. he will stop performing at madison square garden. he is getting older. rethink this summer, your summer road trip plans, i don't know if you saw, gas costs could skyrocket. saudi arabia announced major cuts in barrels per day. >> we will focus on balance between supply and demand. price of oil was not dramatically affected by these cuts and price of gasoline continues to come down. >> brian: here to react, charles payne, good to see you. >> charlie: better to be lucky

than good. two things saved us, china never came back, not to the degree everyone thought. zero covid policy was an economic disaster. they have not been able to get economy up. major source gone there. secondly, warm winter helped, but we are living on borrowed time. for kirby to act like it wasn't a big deal. it was up huge. the idea that we could have greater control over most important factor in our daily life, how do we get to work, how do we take grandma and move in this country in this craziness about reaching climate goals that are unreachable. it is economic suicide, going down a path and everyone will pay a heavy price for. >> brian: this is mike worth, ceo of chevron, he says how u.s.

can produce more oil and energy policy affects future gas cost, listen to him. >> in support of policy environment and support of market, i think the industry could produce more. we have to being loo at risk in future, allocate capital, earn return for shareholders over long period of time. the world will be using oil and gas for more than the next 10 years and we invest accordingly. >> brian: why don't we start drilling and fracking more. >> that was reaction to president biden saying we might use oil for another decade. come on now, 6000 products are made with petroleum fuel. energy companies are standing up. about a year ago, the crazy off-beat organizations have a board seat at exxon-mobil.

we are going to operate our business the way we want. they shot down shareholders of exxon and chef lon and shot down climate stuff that would have destroyed business, buying back stock and doing everything. they would invest more if there was steady policy. you will not invest in something that is tricky. you don't know when you drill a hole that you are going to hit oil. you are taking a risk. to be punished if you are successful is nuts. we have put oil companies in a precarious situation. we should release them, there is smart way to get to where people want us to be, this is dumb way where people are trying this administration. >> brian: i will put my head and charles head, who outdressed who? who thinks charles outdressed me? [applause] >> brian: who think i outdressed charles?

[laughter] >> brian: nobody. you know what, i think he outdressed me, too. you mind if we watch you today at 2:00. >> i will talk about the student loan problem situation, how it has backfired and cautionary tale for reparations, as well. >> brian: build up your resume. >> check out what senior meteorologist and one of the best women and people on the planet, janice dean here with fox weather forecast. >> janice: that might be the best introduction of all time, charles payne. can you give brian kilmeade lessons introducing me? i would love that. in new york, sunny skies and hazy. we have wildfire smoke coming from canada and have potential for showers and thunderstorms a little later today for new york city. ainsley was asking about the forecast, we're okay for the

next 40 minutes. this area of low pressure is funneling this smoke that is burning across eastern canada and that is the story for the rest of the work week. poor air quality and we could see scattered storms later today. that could spark wildfire danger and smoke tracker, huge story for people who have respiratory illness, elderly and kids, keep them inside because smoke will continue to pour in from canada. here is the forecast today. northern plains, warm temperatures and scattered storms in gulf coast and florida and southern california. brian, i still love you, over to you. >> brian: very flowery, your introduction had nothing to do with the teleprompter, those things are true. >> janice: i love charles and you, too. >> brian: make a choice, you can't love us both. the man behind this today,

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♪ >> we talk about politics every morning. this morning on the square we have all these friends. who do you like -- i will ask all of you within arm's reach. who do you like for president? >> desantis. >> why? >> i think he is less controversial than trump. >> desantis as well. >> desantis. >> we did not plan this.

>> desantis and scott. >> trump and scott. >> steve i'm excited to be a three-time voter for donald trump. >> what is your name? >> texas. i think we'll go for tim scott. >> tim scott. >> first time in new york for her and you love it. >> elli from dallas, probably trump. >> okay. >> courtney from dallas, ryan binkley, my boss. >> your number one guy you'll vote for? >> trump. >> the major issue that floats your boat? >> the president now isn't good enough to do what he is doing. >> what's your name? >> donna. >> what about you? >> desantis, i think. crime is a big one for me.

>> desantis about to launch with a lot of money. i am holding here the cheers to dad father's day cake. look at that. oh my goodness. >> these are the best. >> best i've ever had in my life. a lemon donut that is this good. >> have a good day. >> dana: thank you, friends, great stuff there. the republican field is rapidly expanding. chris christie will announce his candidacy tonight. former vice president mike pence filed paperwork and join a crowded field dominated by former president trump. we'll have analysis how the latest candidates could change that dynamic of the race. first. house republicans escalating their feud with f.b.i. director teeing up a vote to hold him in contempt of congress. i'm dana perino. bill hemmer is off