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ainsley: wow.t is the thing that, has really nagged at my husband and i for years since obamacare has gone into effect. everything that obama said was happening at the time didn't actually happen with insurance until the passage of obamacare. that is it when we started to getting our high deductibles, our co-pays out of the world. we couldn't choose the doctor. we had to switch medical provider, all that stuff happened after the fact. ainsley: amputation, the helicopter ride to the hospital, ambulances, however many days, was he in the hospital did you say? >> oh, he was in the hospital in a coma for 10 days. he had 30 days total in the hospital. then he had months of home health care. ainsley: i read you only had to pay $1200? >> $1200 for the hello copper to airlift. it was unbelievable. ainsley: so things better than than they are knew for our country? >> definitely better with the private market. ainsley: i'm glad your husband is with you to raise four beautiful children. thanks for telling you

ainsley? ainsley: thank you, brian.own over the fbi director james comey. >> the stunning admission to fire fbi director james comey could plunge this country into chaos. this country could be careens toward constitutional crisis. >> what's the line between service to the country and serving to the president. >> i will never compromise my own values. >> it l ps almost seems like a context out of godfather. >> some are comparing this to watergate. >> what's going on here is an effort to cover up the fact. >> i mean, what kind of country is this? ainsley: here to react and break down some more media mad in is the media direct for campus reform cabot phillips. good morning, cabot. >> thanks for having me on. ainsley: i'm sure you watched over the weekend. what was your reaction. >> my rack is i'm wondering if the liberal media and democrats as a whole already have these per fung tri statements of outrage stereotyped up already? and whenever donald trump does a new thing, ad-lib insert his new thing into the statement of ou

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ainsley: funny you should say that. ainsley: i love m keurig machine.wonderful they are sponsoring us. brian: one cup a week one cup at a time. kerig is there a chance i can't figure it out. every time i can figure it out. ainsley: it's easy. great day if you are a republican and the president. they would argue it's a great day for all americans. because the house is going to vote today to repeal obamacare. steve: we are going to talk about that in a minute. speaking of good cups of coffee. pete hegseth is out in debuick, iowa where i bet they have got good eats for breakfast, and a lot of coffee. brian: and a lot of plaid. pete: of course pancakes, bacon wrapped cheese. organic dairy farmer. one for patrick this table they say britain, you are their favorite. brian i have got to give that you one. steve, his daughter wants to know if your son peter is single. dating advice going on at the diner. exactly i know steve have you got roots here. we will talk to tom about obamacare and the repeal vote today. since the last insurer on the exchange in iowa jus

ainsley? ainsley: all right. thank you, steve.piÑata with president trump's face on it. and one mother who didn't even vote for president trump is furious. joining us now from denver, colorado is leslie hollywood, the mother. and her daughter haley mark antonio. she is a student at roosevelt high school. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning. i will start with you, leslie. as a mother, why did you decide to come out and speak out against this? >> well, first of all, i want to point out one thing this is actually a male teacher. i don't know why this keeps getting confused. this is a male teamer that we are talking about. so i saw this. and i saw it on snapchat, you know, because these kids are putting this stuff all over social media and i was like what the heck this is happening in my daughter's high school. and i said, you know, to me i just, of course, wanted to say something. i would like to just have taken it right to the administration except for it was friday evening. i put a coup

ainsley: i know.t ready ♪ because here i come ♪ i said i'm on my way, baby ♪ get ready. ♪ because here i come ♪ if you want to play hide-and-seek with love ♪ let me remind you ♪ it's all right. steve: live from new york city, 7:01 eastern time. we have a low ceiling. it's a little drizzly here in the big apple. i will tell you what, there are a lot of republicans who work in the house of representatives who are breathing a sigh of relief because after saying they were going to do it for seven years they finally did it. they voted to repeal and replace obamacare and it was a squeaker. they needed 216. they wound up with 217 and i believe the reason they wound up with one extra is they did not know that jason chaffetz, who had taken a break to have foot surgery was going to show up. he showed up yesterday on a scooter to cast that historic vote. pete: he should show up on a scooter whatever it takes after seven years to cast that vote for it. ainsley: democrats were pointing fingers. pete: after the vot

ainsley: thank you, abby. steve: all right. coming up. ainsley: coming up.surprising move. ed henry live from washington, next. brian: and guess what? the rock might be running for president in 2020? what the chances of him giving trump a run or even going for a nomination? i think he's a republican. with unitedhealthcare, you can get rewarded for all kinds of things... like walking. hey, honey. dad, where's the car? thought we'd walk. he's counting steps. walk, move and earn money... goal! dad... hey, we wanna welcome everyone to the father daughter dance. look at this dad, he's got some moves! money you can use on out-of-pocket medical expenses. he's ok, yeah! unitedhealthcare brian: all right. an intense search now underway for the new leader of the fbi. the list is now narrowing down to four, they say. steve: that's right. meanwhile as james comey breaks his silence, he sent a letter to his pals at the fbi. the people he used to work with. brian: chief correspondent ed henry is live where the acting fbi director will testify in just a few hours. and who

ainsley: ainsley knows where i am. ainsley: outer banks, beautiful.soil for us. let's hand it over to jillian who has headlines for us. jillian: track everything on your cell phone these days. isis may be working on most deadly attacks yet. the terror group reportedly forming an elite chemical weapons cell made up of terror experts around the middle east. potentially deadly operation being set up near the border of iraq and syria. isis has unleashed more than a dozen chemical attacks in recent weeks. this story might make you scratch your head. man stripped aman at the beach e pictures of suv. sinking off the sand new jersey. 50 miles away from toms river. frantically trying to dig it out with a shovel working against the tide, he failed. the suv is back on land. there is a story to be learned there. don't do that at home. okay? abc is responding to major backlash african selling the hit show last man standing. the company is speaking out as nearly 300,000 angry fans sign online petition to give the conservative sitcom back. >> i know what microaggres

ainsley: fox news alert.nt rioters attacking police officers, destroying businesses in a nationwide or in several nationwide may day marches. steve: that's right. that's just in this country. several self-proclaimed anarchists are under arrest. brian: a trend that's continuing. griff jenkins in d.c. with the latest. hey, griff. >> hey, brian, ainsley and steve. good morning from coast to coast may day protests turned violent. attacking police officers and destroying businesses from the pacific northwest to chicago to new york city in what is traditionally a labor march. portland, oregon, self-proclaimed anarchists setting fires and smoke bombs and molotov cocktails at law enforcement. a rioter seen wearing a ski mask. throwing a flare into a police cruiser. 25 people dressed head to toe in black now under arrest for assault there in chicago thousands of protesters marching through the streets. in new york city there where you are, more than 30 people arrested for refusing to disperse and take off those masks

ainsley: under oath. the attorney general or senior official at the department of justice opposes a specific investigation, can they halt that fbi investigation? >> in theory? yes. >> has it happened? >> not in my experience because it could be a big deal to tell the fbi to stop doing something that -- without a appropriate purpose. we're oftentimes they give us opinions that we don't see a case there, so you is aught to stop investing resources in it. but i'm talking about a situation where we were told to stop something for a political reason. that would be a very big deal. not happened in my experience. steve: that lies in the face of what the new york times said. >> that's a very telling sound byte and, to me, takes the wind out of the sale out of the allegation that he was attempting to steer in a criminal way the federal probe where the fbi probe. i want to talk about the special prosecutor because it's really a big deal. but before i do, i have to say special counsel. but i want to say something ab

meanwhile, here is ainsley. ainsley: thank you.ation to help rescue their son. we have heard his story. his name is otto warmbier. is he making a tearful confession in this video. this happened in court last year. listen. >> i beg -- only human. >> how i have made the worst mistake of my life. >> bless his heart. otto was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for apparently trying to take a propaganda poster from a hotel and his parents haven't seen or heard from their child in 16 months. his parents are here now. cindy and fred warmbier. thank you so much for joining us and telling your story. >> thank you. ainsley: first of all, cindy, i'm reading about your son. what an amazing guy. he went to uva and salute toriais a shrewdtorian of his h. >> he was special in the way he viewed the world. he studied hard but he also had this curiosity about other cultures. so he was going to singapore and hong kong with uva he found a tour group. so there was a young pioneer's tour group and he asked our permission to go with the tour group. and

ainsley. ainsley: thank you, clayton.addicted yet only 11% receive treatment. how do we tackle this problem? dr. mark siegel and former dru drug addic, allen. jeff sessions wants to put everyone in jail, get these drug dealers off the street and put them in jail. and you're saying wait a minute, let's not do that. let's treat them. why do you say that's more important than putting them in jail? >> well, i would say drug traffickers, which are only 14% addicted to substances like opioids. 84% are just addicted to patients. those are patients. i mean, opioid addiction is a disease. and a lot of this is enabled by doctors like me who prescribe opioids. but we need to clamp down on the borders, get the drug traffickers. but the actual opioid addicts, listen, are war heroes. 70,000 of them are addicted to opioids. do you want them in jail? i don't think our viewers want them in jail. the good news is that treatment programs work that if we put them in 12-step programs with peer to peer counseling and give them a reason to live

ainsley: absolutely.g to bring in laura ingram. >> hey, guys. it's always a better tuesday with friends. ainsley: i like it. i like it. brian: so we dove some news coming out of the white house. mike is out as communications director, he's a hire on a department that needs a lot more. what's your reaction to that? >> i would say it's not all that surprising. in the first six months of an administration, you see a shakeout. it's like a baseball team. you put someone as shortstop, it turns out they might be better at third or minor leagues or off the team. it doesn't surprise me. i don't think it's that big of a deal. i think they're learning about how they need to hone their communication skills. marry policies with events. so, for instance, last week we learned that 30,000 criminal aliens, including ms13 members had been deported from the country since trump took over. that's great news. you know, i would like to see trump go to virginia and sit with a family for 15 minutes that had to deal with the ms13

ainsley. ainsley: all right. thanks, brian.libyan refugees with links to isis and al-qaeda and some were asking the same questions that candidate trump did back in 2016. trump: go to brussels, go to paris, go to different places, there's something going on, and it's not good where they want sharia law, or they want this. there has to be some assimilation. therthere is no assimilation. ainsley: so why are refugees having a hard time assimilate to their cultures? here to discuss this, thank you for being here. before we get into assimilation and not assimilation, what is your story? tell the folks at home what you've been through. >> yeah. my story is a story of assimilation. i came to the united states at the age of 4 in 1969. my mother had grown up wearing the face veil. so we came from a very conservative interpretation of islam. i knew no english. we lived in converted world war ii barracks, turned on the lights and they to wait for the cockroaches to run away to their hiding places. so we had economic hardship, we had the is

ainsley? ainsley: thanks, jillian. columbia, a nuclear chemist, just crowned miss u.s.a. but she has received all kinds of backlash over a few of her stage answers like this one. >> do you think affordable healthcare for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. as government employee, i am granted healthcare. and i see firsthand that for one to have healthcare, you need to have jobs. so, therefore, we need to continue to cultivate this environment that we are given opportunities of healthcare as well as jobs so all the american citizens worldwide. ainsley: here to respond to her critics is miss u.s.a. kara mccullough. congratulations first of all. >> thank you. thank you. ainsley: after the pageant this is what everyone is talking about. not that you are a nuclear chemist. beautiful. and your mission to help young girls, they were talking about your answers. they didn't like the liberal media didn't like that you said it was a privilege to have healthcare and

ainsley? ainsley: thank you, brian. the u.s.rlington national cemetery. 38-year-old kyle milliken was killed last week on friday against the extremist group al shabaab. he is the first to die in combat since 1993. virginia congressman scott taylor is a former navy seal who knew kyle milliken very well for more than a decade and served with him in iraq. he joins us this morning to remember his friend and our country's fallen hero. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm sorry for your loss. >> good morning, ainsley. good to be with you and of course to honor kyle. ainsley: absolutely. tell us about kyle what he was like. >> witty, consummate professional, clearly was going to do great things in the team that was clear very early on. great family man. very fiercely loyal. great man, family man and teammate. ainsley: congressman taylor why was he over there. i know he was in somalia fighting for our country but what was the mission? >> well, you know, there is counter terrorism mission in somalia. obviously al shabaab po

ainsley?eals court setting the stage for a supreme court showdown. brian: it's unbelievable. the white house slamming the rulings saying judges are interfering with our commander-in-chief's national security powers. steve: what else is going on? rob schmitt joins us with what is happening next. robert? >> hey, guys, good morning to you. the words preventing president trump from doing his job. the key issue here is the pause on travelers coming from muslim majority nations about religion or about national security. well, of the top judges in richmond, virginia saying that it drips with religious intolerance animus and discrimination. this is the second appeals court to uphold the ruling against this order. one of the three judges dissenting just redid paul neimeyer wrote regrettably at the end of the day the losers in this case are the millions of americans whose security are threatened on a daily basis by those who seek to do us harm. the immigration order has been bouncing around the court sy

ainsley: 22 were killed. children and the man behind the cia's enhanced interrogation techniques told us yesterday this was absolutely intentional. >> one of the things that khalid sheikh mohammed mastermind of 9/11 told me is that here is one of those weapons that allah had provide so that al qaeda could discourage and punish those people who are resisting the imposition of true islam. in their minds, they don't see it as cowardice. they don't see it as horrific act. they see it as something to create enough horror and terror to be able to intimidate those people who would oppose them. ainsley: so how can we end this type of terror for good and strike real fear into the hearts of isis? steve: great question. let's ask dakota meyer united states marine corps vet and recipient of the medal of honor. he joins us today from las vegas. dakota, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> how do we strike real fear into isis? >> i mean, look, i have been saying this was going to happen for a long time. just when is it

ainsley: anything he does they say that. >> here's my second point, ainsley.g it to watergate. watergate was a burglary. richard nixon became part of a crime. steve: he didn't order the burglary. his guys did it on their own. >> here you have russia gate where russia dug up negative e-mails, stole it from the dnc and will podesta and so forth and gave it to wikileaks. what if manafort or general flynn was informed by the russians, hey, we've got this great stuff on the dnc and flynn said. okay. can you release it next tuesday? the day before the debate? i've got news for you. if flynn and manafort had nothing to do with stealing the information, the fact that they were talking to the russians, and i'm not saying they were. but there is no crime. it is not criminal. brian: of course. >> watergate, a burglary is the crime at the heart of it. russia gate, no crime at the heart of it. all of this. it seems to me all of this savings and loan -- it's creating an atmosphere, a foul, vile atmosphere of corruption. i say to donald trump the dangerous is never what the

ainsley: nice way to say it. steve: in addition to fighting terror you were the secretary of homeland security and worried about all of us being safe during the summer and including the hurricane season. have you some tips for us. >> watch the news. no. we have already started, as you might imagine, the planning, working with the president. working with the white house. fema has got the lead on this. working with the state and locals. working the national guard. getting ready for the hurricane season that of course starts the first of june. we are ready to go. brian: tips apply for pretsa fantastic. steve: we have all got that. brian: prepare for security. follow the liquid rule and follow tsa. do your part. on memorial day we do want to talk about somebody. i know you think about those who lost their lives in the line of battle. for you, the highest ranking officer to lose a son in this generation in the line of battle. what are you thinking about and your family thinking about this memorial day? >> the first th

ainsley: interesting.hat it made a difference, they didn't have security at the entrances there. i went to church on sunday. my sister and i -- >> -- had you to go through security? ainsley: had to go through a metal detect ter at church. at least we are doing that in america. thank you, judge. >> thank you. we will see you later. ainsley: so powerful shook the wall sparked panic throughout the building. >> oh my god. steve: what county explosives and the aftermath tell us about potential terror ties? that's coming up. [explosion] >> oh my god. something happened [bleep] >> what's going on? >> oh my god. >> a fox news alert now at least 22 people dead, including children. and dozens more injured and many fighting for their lives at this hour in 8 different hospitals all because they went to an arianna grande concert and suicide bomber detonated an explosive so powerful it shook the walls. brian: what county evidence tell us about the terrorism, the level and where it came from. here to weigh until expert m

ainsley: woo hooh. brian: john, that was a loud scream. ainsley? ainsley: our viewers are the best. thank you all. thealings exciting news. she is known as the conservative plinch and millenn.

ainsley: kellyanne conway joins us live from the white house this morning. good morning, kellyanne. >> good morning. ainsley: president clearly defending his son-in-law. set the record straight for us. what are the facts. >> the facts are that jared kushner has said from the very beginning he is willing do go and share any information that he has with congress, with the fbi. and as you heard general mcmaster, as you heard secretary kelly over this weekend say they are not concerned. back channels like this are the regular course of business. and that's really all that we know. i think it's very important to recognize that the president has expressed full confidence in jared kushner and also went on to note considerable progress and very large important portfolio that jared oversees here at the white house. at the end of this month he will be hosting another major meeting with the heads of tech companies, for example, to really try to figure out how we can improve issue in is i and cost savings in the government. obviously, the relationships that jared was ab

ainsley: here is the bottom line. he is the boss. and he gets to decide who works for him. someone who works for him who is not supportive of him he gets rid of them. he has the ability to do that. brian: of course. and there is no corruption involved. the timing of doing it to get more republicans on the same page so they know what's going on someone like susan collins was able to speak coherently about it other republicans are being pulled over in diners and

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. >> reporter: ainsley had the same problem with spending her hhgregg gift card too. >> they said i could buy something if i wanted to, but i couldn't find anything they could use. >> reporter: both left the store still holding on to their $100 gift cards. >> as a result, that's when i called channel 4. >> reporter: we contacted hhgregg immediately and had good news. since clyde was within 14 days of the store going out of business, he could use his gift card online. >> i bought a bose head set, which i'm going to use as a gift for my grandchildren. >> reporter: but unfortunately by the time we heard from ainsley, it was beyond the 14 days, a costly lesson for next time. >> oh, i'll use it immediately. >> so you're not going to have any more gift cards laying around for >> no. no, no, no. i've learn my lesson. expensively, but i've learned it. >> so if a retailer announces it's going out of business, four things you need to know. bankruptcy law dictates who will benefit first. customers are at the end of the line. in terms of gift cards, courts will decide if the business must honor them.

ainsley brought this to mind. my wife had a stroke 13 years ago. heard from you anding roger immediately after a stroke. he said, david who do you work for? i work for you, roger. i have tell you what to do. you stay in london, because she had it in britain. the you stay in london until your wife is well enough to come home. if that is month, a year, two years, you stay there. and, that attitude wasn't just toward on-air talent, camera people, tech insurance. he had the ability to make sure he would focus on people's problems and help them if he could. and that is something that particularly in light of what's happened over the past year been totally overlooked. neil: did that with everybody. i used think just me did it for. >> we know suzie a makeup artist here. >> great story. >> she was in the cleaning service here at fox. we all know the story. she was emptying his trash. she looked so beautiful. and he said, your makeup is so pretty, suzie. i want to a mcupartist. he said you do? sit down and talk to me. they talked for a little while. i will

ainsley: so clean and white this morning.: raining nonstop through the midwest and northeast. kentucky derby today like a tough mudder out there. abby: i was at the derby last year. it's such a good time. clayton: beautiful weather last year. beautiful sunrise. we will check in with janice dean who is down there and it's raining. abby: one thing with allergies it washes away the pollen. clayton: took all week. i think when it rains the pollen and then it kicks it up the next day. abby: mine have been better the last 24 hours. pete: we could ask janice that. over the course of four hours weekend get an answer on that for sure. abby: do you look better though. welcome back. pete: historic vote on thursday with the house passing repeal and replace of obamacare. all republican votes no, democratic votes. of course, the dems infamously singing na na na na hey hey hey, goodbye. and the willing media going along and spinning its tune about what that bill looks like. abby: president trump jumped on he has seen this play out how many

ainsley: absolutely. that's what president trump said a few moments ago. we can only get there by working together. i loved when he talked about the next generation. he said our kids, we wants them to grow up strong and free from terrorism and from evil. i mean, that's when it really hits at the heart and we can all connect this and relate to the evil we face in this world. steve: indeed. and, in fact, moments ago the president said in his welcoming comments this is a rare opportunity to bring peace to this region and ultimately this is what this is about is to figure out how people can get along over there. ainsley: when you say get along, you saw prime minister get off the plane and prime minister netanyahu put his arm around him said great to see you, my friend. they have established a very strong relationship that will play well throughout this trip. brian brian i think it's going to be fascinating. for the longest time i have been around. if you want to bring ultimate peace to the middle east. you have got to get an agreement between the palestinians

ainsley: horrifying screams filling the air in manchester in that arena as 21,000 terrified fans areing to get out of their alive. they are leaping over chairs and barriers just trying to escape. [screams]

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my favourite story in the times, writing about a boat crash in bermuda because ben ainsley and his teamng to take the america's cup are having races with other teams hoping to compete as well and they have had a crash with team new zealand and benainslie had to apologise, he called it a love tap. these boats are worth a fortune. the new zealand skipper said it is a shame that we have a big dent in the back of a nice boat. so he is not impressed? not at all. apparently it is getting very competitive as it heats up towards the america's cup. looking forward to that. this one is intriguing. this is about waiting lists. and about things people put on the waiting list. you can see the headline, people want a pizza oven. it is an expensive item. the average cost of attending a wedding, ok, the average cost... transport... so, you are going to a wedding. £80? transport, hotel, present... 200 quid? this is according to american express, £1132. quid? this is according to american express, £432. where are they going to? las vegas? some people are putting on the waiting list, curved tvs , putting

ainsley: rest in peace, rodger. if you're generally happy i don't need to worry about you. that's the way it went time and time again. oftentimes when he would have a lot of our colleagues up to his house up the river in hudson river. on we'd pledge allegiance to the flag and that's how meetings began at roger's house. he hired me from cnn 11 years ago and that's something that i am forever grateful. roger, to you and the heavens we say god bless. roger ailes, 77 years old. >> bill: there is other news to get to on what will be a very tough day for a lot of us. day four bombshell developments in washington moments ago president trump weighing in on deputy attorney general rod rosenstein's move appointing a special counsel. the decision has caught everyone by surprise including the white house. what does it mean for the president and calm nerves in congress? a full day of breaking news on news we didn't expect today. >> shannon: good to be with you. former f.b.i. director robert mueller will not lead the f.b.i.'s russia probe. he is widely respected in washington serving 12

ainsley: or scare them to make them think they are recorded.cat and mouse game is he is indicating ca late. second russian fighter jet buzzes a u.s. navy plane. a jet flying into south korea's air defense zone on thursday. coming within 7 miles of the uss carl critical condition son strike. it happened two days after a russian fighter jet came within 20 feet of the surveillance plane over the black sea. massive worldwide cyber attack. attackers using a tool stolen from the nsa to lock up thousands of computers, hospitals, demanding hundreds of dollars to free them from ransom ware. britain's among the worst hit. attack forcing hospitals to close emergency rooms. interior ministry have also been impacted. also this: dozens of students filling the oval office showing off award winning science project. are you listening to. this glazed with big bold battle trump the north. nortnorth carolina kids had the chance to explain to the commander-in-chief how they came one that name. >> that looks like a mean machine did you right there. how did you come

ainsley: really? >> yeah. good news we have the finest men and women in uniform, out of uniform.nk we need to hear today that is so important. we can sit here and live in fear. you think about how many attacks have probably been stopped before actually happening, even since 9/11. we are clearly surrounded by incredible people that are out as you said, clayton, working their hearts out to make sure this doesn't happen. a lot of lives have probably been saved because of this. pete: probably definitely been saved. ongoing investigations into isis collaboration in all 50 states in the united states. my home state the city of minnesota has had serious problems with this. take the mall of america, which is a big target. they have plain clothes -- clothes officers they are doing more than we know. they are working so we cannot work. abby: so we never hear about it. pete: thank you for what you do. abby: other headlines starting with a fox news alert. two people dead another hurt after a man goes on a stabbing spree at an oregon train station. the man reportedly yelling at two muslim wom