rachel: thank you.use he's been arrested, he's on a list of one of the 50 most troubling and hard to work with homeless people so all the law enforcement we had here, they all know what this man is really like. >> a track record of punching people in the face, including old women, innocent people, kidnapped a 7-year-old girl. so you can imagine the behavior that was leading to penny taking action. >> a lot of people -- we talked about this, that's a picture from when he was 15 years old. he died when he was 30 years old. that's what you're seeing on the screen right now. we talked about the reaction of new yorkers. it will be areasonable sta stane react reasonably. people bring up proportion of force. no one knew what jordan neely would do that day, does he attack people violently, could he kill company. was daniel penny trying to kill subcontractor dan neely? i don't think anybody believes that to be the case. subduing someone which it looked like penny was ayou tempting to, subduing someone is appropr

i'm rachel campos-duffy.on desantis announced his presidency last night and things got off to bad start. he chose to announce with an audio only interview on twitter. hall of fame hour of dead air, glitches and technical issues before we finally got to hear from the governor. now, for a guy who made his name fighting all the covid rules, i will still never understand why he chose a socially distanced rollout. but, to be fair, desantis tried something different. but it was a gamble and he ended up only getting a fraction of the live viewers he would have if he had done a more traditional rollout. media took the opportunity to dunk on the governor because of it. >> this would be like 162 game baseball season and your star pitcher getting the ball and accidently throwing it and hitting himself in the face. >> this is not a normal way to begin. you would ordinarily want to be with normal people. not a billionaire. regular voters. where are they in this whole thing. >> it was an abomination. and just so much -- al

>> rachel: no., she just wrote on the page to radically different characters who are psychological different in every way. it's like in streetcar named desire, it's like saying did i get confused between blanche and stella? no because they're just completely different. >> stephen: how do you do the scenes with yourself? would you shoot a day as beverly and a day as elliot? >> rachel: no. so if we were doing this scene now, we would just finish, i had been elliot that i would run and changing to beverly and then sit over there. >> stephen: and did someone play the other person. >> rachel: yes. i had an acting partner, katie hawthorne, who had just come out of drama school. brilliant actress. >> stephen: some people have fantasies when they are younger they identical twin to they can get away with shenanigans and other stuff like that. would you want an identical twin? >> rachel: i mean, i think when you're a kid, it would've been fun. like if you are bad at math i didn't want to take a history exam,

rachel: sure. pete: they keep claiming she's involved in everything except she seems to be doing not a whole lot. maybe they don't truster -- trust her. rachel: she's still i trying to find the root causes of the border crisis, although the central americans say she's never been there to talk to them. oh, well. will: democracy 2024, the republican primary is starting to heat up as the newest entrant into the field is senator tim scott. he's filed the paperwork to run for president just days before there's an expected announcement from ron desantis that he will run for president. there are also rumblings, anticipation, maybe some speculation about virginia governor ron desantis -- rachel: glenn youngkin. will: excuse me. rachel: it's been a long week. [laughter] pete: he's been a very busy man. will: glenn youngkin can. thank you both for that. to that, by the way, trump campaign she owe of make america great seven, he said the following: ron desantis failed shadow campaign has opened the flood gate

rachel: no. citizenry willing to stand up strong, and these are two women employees who confront these thieveses. and they were punished for it. so let me explain. they come in, the women say get out, get out, and hay call the women the b-word, the women are trying to get them to get out. the policy of lululemon for their employees is stand back, just let them do their thing. and i think there's an instinct when we see injustice, when we see people so brazenly do that, these women just did what a lot of people would do. and not only were they fired, they were denied severance because the company's mad at them for them protecting their store and even themselves. they didn't know where this was going to go. the husband of one of these brave employees at lululemon, he said i'm more proud to announce that my wife wanted -- went into fight mode. she protected herself and other employees by yelling at hem to get out. she defended her space and her people. he's right, that was brave. this could have gon

. >> rachel: they were great, they sang.asn't in the mood to celebrate. >> brian: i'm not a big cinco de mayo person, i'm usually working. >> rachel: do you like mexican food? >> brian: some of it. >> lawrence: i do. i'm from texas, i love mexican food. you wash it down with tequila, it is amazing. >> brian: washing it down? usually that masks the taste. you drink alcohol -- >> lawrence: i know you are a yankee, no sense of flavor. >> brian: a yankee? still doing the yankee thing? still yankees? >> lawrence: i'm authentic texan, if you come, i will introduce you to the culture there, half is mexican, okay. >> brian: i know don't start with that, here we go again. all right. i like del torito. >> rachel: what is that? >> brian: a mexican place, a chain. >> lawrence: the not mexican -- >> rachel: not mexican food. >> like saying olive garden to an italian. >> rachel: actually funny. >> brian: is this coming out of my time. turning to major protest in new york city. huge crowd taking to the street demanding charges in the death

rachel: oh, boy. joey: rachel's all about it.already. >> will? will: yes, sir. joey: the military's had recruitment problems, you add to this to the menu, you're going to get some sailors signed up. [laughter] >> i know rick want wants one of these. joey: thank you to knave culinary if specialists daniel and andrew and to the mclemore boys. we're going to have some food and have some fun. sailors versus marines, fleet week tug-of-war right here. >> let's go. joey: can i eat now? [applause] ♪ how to grow delicious herbs: step one: use miracle-gro potting mix. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic

rachel, you're eliminated. adam: sorry, rachel. rachel: that's all right.t. if. pete: okay. this has got a bit of a slope on it. will: that left-handed helped you there. adam: yes, it did. pete: where's that trophy? i feel it. adam: get up there, get up there. there's a lot of pressure in tw- pete: this might be the longest competition sector we've ever played. rachel: if you hurry, i can actually attempt. adam: this is a tough one. pete: if he doesn't make it, we're going right here. if he doesn't make it. he does! ice in his veins! rachel: last one. pete: i think we're running out of time. adam: if i get a hole in one, i'm going to count this as a win. pete: thank you very much -- will: i got to see if i get my hole many one. pete: come back at the end of the show, and we'll finish it off, moments away. ♪ car insurance or personal loans. experian helped me find a debt consolidation loan that saved me hundreds of dollars. see how much you could save, free at experian.com/save (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flon

"jesse watters primetime" with guest host rachel campos-duffy joins us now. >> rachel: hey. bret. thanks a lot. great show. ♪ ♪ >> rachel: welcome to a special edition of "jesse watters primetime." i'm rachel campos-duffy. today the funeral for jordan neely. the homeless man who was killed earlier this month on a new york city subway. his death is a tragedy that could have been avoided if new york city had adequate mental health programs. but, instead, hills loved ones gathered this morning in harlem to mourn his death. and at the funeral, guess who delivered neely's eulogy? it wasn't a family member or close friend. al sharpton. watch. >> put their arms around all of us, who keeps choking us to death? we will stand up and there will be no justice, there'll be no peace. >> i don't know but but i have a question. why is al sharpton giving the eulogy? did he personally know jordan neely prior to his death? of course not. but you see al sharpton is a race hustler. he is there to politicize this tragedy. why else was aoc at the funeral? sharpton wants to fire up the bales so they dona

rachel: not his. but there were documents, financial documents showing, you know, now multiple, over eight members of the biden family getting checks and money from chinese companies, yo, all this stuff happening, we have the laptop that miranda divine and others tried to put forward but of course the deep state and the democrat party said that was russian disinformation. i mean, the evidence has piled up. it's really hard to believe that that interview went down like that. >> it is. i mentioned the pride. now here's the e the tension. axios is saying top aides to hunter biden clashed with the team in dealing with the attacks that surround the president's son. the tensions left hunter to hire a prom prominent lawyer in an at to take a more combative approach than the previous lawyers have taken. you bring up joe biden and where this is headed. pete, you interviewed miranda divine who has been all over the story since the beginning with the new york post. here's what she had to say. >> joe biden should

rachel: yeah.'s happening doesn't exist. talk to people down there. will: not sure what that even means, by the way, a reset. i know that means the expiration of title 42, but a reset of what's happening on the ground. check out this tweet from caitlin deese. quote, speaking to immigrants in brownsville, this man from venezuela was given a candidate to appear in court. you can see the date, if you zoom in, is april 2027. rachel: think about how -- pete: four years from now. rachel: think about how many appointments you don't remember you had even just this month, let alone in 2027. pete: and by the way, as a result, that document that illegal immigrant has, that's their golden ticket. they're here under the guise of legality until april 2027 when they don't show up for their court date. rachel: you think about what dr, there used to be a formal process whether you came through ellis ellis island or recently through the process normal people go through, and it includes a health check. these people a

rachel: yeah. it's it's interesting because there were people on the train who were very supportive and thanked that marine, and yet they want to remain anonymous. so there is a culture in this city that i think common sense on some level exists. but they're afraid of each other, of each other's judgment, of being shamed. but on the other hand, this is the same city that put in alvin bragg, so it is going to be really interesting to see what happens in that jury pool. will: we move to additional headlines, we'll start here: a hotel in the new york abruptly cancels 30 brooms book -- rooms booked for weeding so they could handle an influx of migrants from the southern border. the couple was left scrambling after planning to have 160 guests at their wedding and thinking accommodations were all set. ing. rachel: how do you do that? pete: they can't do that. ray well, they did it to homeless vets -- pete: but you had the reservation. rachel: so did the homeless vets. la. [laugher] wii the -- will: now s

will, rachel, pete. rachel: thank you, alexandria. jason chaffetz is the utah congressman and things he's talking about when in congress. jason, what do you make of chrischristopher wray saying wee fixing the stuff. don't worry. >> when i was in congress i said i want to go to the court and interview the judges that are doing in and they said no, you can't. they're not a court. it's literally a judge sitting in a skiff, a secure compartmental facility reading the documents and something like 99% of the time, they stamp and approve and move on. pete: i mean, director wray on the screen said instances of noncompliance. except it happened 278 think times. jason, that sounds like a policy. >> there's supposed to be a predicate, a probable cause or articulate and somebody looking at tie withs foreign. it's called foreign intelligence surveillance act, but that's not what they're doing. they're going on a fishing expedition. george floyd protesters and january 6 people. they're just flowing out names and looking at congressional donors and

rachel: yes. will: skateboards filled with sand, people walking around with hula are hoops, people walking around with, like, plastic cages over themselves, stupid 6-foot circles. we went insane. rachel: and people -- will: we, as a society is. rachel: as a society. and so many people willingly submitted to, for example, masks when our nih and health, you know, federal health research places wouldn't fund any research to check on the efficacy is or the psychological and social effects on it. they left it to -- marty makary had to do that study. people just submitted. also gorsuch brought up the inequality and the weird way they decided what was going to be closed down such as churches, but then casinos and, you know, strip clubs were left open. it was very bizarre how they did it. and many in general, i think it's really great that we're talking about it through his legal lens because none of this was constitutional, none of service the american, and it's -- none of it was american, and it's impor

now over to rachel. rachel: thank you, will.e roundoff and this time john crist and i touching on latest and greatest starting off with desantis' other half of the spotlight. he said his wife would get more attention if she were a democrat and would be on every fashion magazine if it weren't for conservative politics. what do you about this, john. donald trump said this about melania who was a fashion model and couldn't get on a magazine. >> it was a mixup backstage because look at our outfits. we're green and green and we didn't -- we didn't talk to each other either. rachel: he's saying my wife is gorgeous like donald trump said and melania is gorgeous and even chelsea clinton got a cover. >> what do you have to do to get a cover these days? rachel: yeah, exactly. absolutely. is it politics? >> depends on who you ask. she looks like emily radokowski. rachel: i'll discuss kasey desantis on my podcast the good spouse and comparing her to gisele. the good spouse, which one. next one is oprah. rope ragaini is running for senate an

rachel: fair enough. darryl. >> i believe that both candidates had an amazing track record and i'm excited to purr tis pate him -- participate. rachel: sydney, do you feel like your vote was nullified back in 2020? >> i think there were money problem withs the 2020 election and i do think what has happened to president trump in the past year has definitely put more support behind him just with the injustice we saw and i think it's a major problem. i would say it does make me support him more. rachel: one thing the republicans have are two strong front runners and it's great to see you battle it out and so more than the democrats can say and thank you for joining us from the beautiful state of florida. thanks, guys. >> thank you. rachel: the irs agent said he was mishandling investigation and he was testified for six hours and claudia tenny was in that closed door meeting and we'll talk to her next. plus, block buster trolls netflix over the viral password crackdown. that's next. stay with usowe'duct. ♪ fr

rachel: thank you. if you ever wondered or worried that the government is using powers that are supposed to be used against terrorist spying on you because of those powers and it looks like it's true. pete: it's staggering and jason chaffetz was on the show and chair of the oversight committee looking at things like no way to authorize the program considering the abuse and how could we take christopher wray's word on it? we accidently did it 278,000 times looking for predicate based on incident whether you're a candidate, january 6, blm and these are the people we're looking at and what foreigners they're talking to and they're already unmasked and see if we can find a crime they committed based on surveilling them even further. this is not without a warrant at all without them knowing at all. that's not how the government is supposed to work. rachel: they were vessels laninged and working on it. pete: big question, i think he was. lyrics idea of the federal government or fbi being able to surveil you w

rachel: is this real hoe? pete: it's very real. rachel: really? if. pete: it's something that democrats want to push, will push, will continue to to push, and it's going to be front and center nationwide in the coming years. i kind of laugh it off -- rachel: me too. pete: this is what the activists, if you take the logic of the 1619 mentality, of critical race theory, of what they're pushing, ultimately the only outcome they say is you overturn the whole thing, give the money back because this whole thing is built on -- it's the whole predicate of their belief system. rachel: where does it end? pete: i don't know. that's a good point. doesn't end at $1.2 the million per are resident. that's not going to make everybody's life better -- rachel: doesn't it end with the racial thing ending? pete: president harmony is not the goal. it's retribution. it's reverse racism. you know that. we were too close to harmony, you recognize the problems of the past, forgive the sins of the past, and activists, you mentioned $1.2 million, they're saying that's not good

rachel. >> rachel: unbelievable. all right, democrats war on appliances continue.lue new york banned gas stoves from new residential building construction. in march, the white house announced new regulation on air conditioners will be going into action and said it would reduce the nation's carbon emissions and the administration is proposing new rule on dishwashers moving to cut water use and require manufacturers to reduce energy consumption. here to react is daniel turner, from power the future. good morning, daniel. before we get to talking about how green appliances don't work, talk about the national grid because there is a strain on that, as we think this premature transition to electric. >> there is a strain nationwide and anyone of a certain age knows that rolling blackouts and brown outs and text messages saying don't do laundry. we have always had enough electric to maintain homes and we are struggle because we are taking away reliable fossil fuel and production and switching to wind and solar, which do not work. same time, the biden administration is try

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rachel: what would you two do? you sew what's happened to the young marine and both capable of handling a situation like this. would you use your manly god given protective instincts to do this? will: i heard pete say i don't know. it's the only right answer. i hope that i would. no one ever knows how they'll react to a situation like this till you're in the situation. tough walk humbly in the critique of someone in the wake of the situations and pete and i will go in depth off the wall at 7:40 a.m. eastern time. pete: how did it accelerate to physical and why did it? my instinct would be to deescalate. as long as he's not imminent threat. will: i've lived here and had my kids on the train and i'll tell you that, you know, all of us who have lived in the city understand that volatile potentially violent situation. you don't do anything till you think you absolutely have to. quick aside, one time i felt you had to and the guy took a step out the door and it was -- i wasn't alone, shut the door he's not coming back i

rachel: wow.was an unhinged actress slamming target for removing its pride collection from the front of its stores and on top of the $9 billion in losses over the last week, the company is now taking heat for teaming up with the organization pushing schools to keep parents in the dark on their child's gender transition. the owner mosaic advertising agency, tim kramer joins us now. you saw the instagram video of this woman which we discussed earlier, there's no way her child at 7 years old is nonbinary and walked in and said they're not celebrating me at target. she made that up. that said this company is taking i don't know if it's pressure from esg, what's going on in why are they doing this? i will say their relationship with this organization is very deep and very long, they've given millions of dollars and one of their top executives is on the board of this group that goes into schools and promotes this ideology and keeping transition secret from parents. >> yeah. absolutely right. it's amazin

rachel: yeah. popped out. also i'm proud of him. i've seen the pictures online of hunter biden with the hookers, i'm sorry, that's really hard to say -- pete: it's a pretty basic backstop line at this point. what else is he going to say? it's his son -- rachel: how about not take him to the ireland? pete: i mean, i guess, but he's got a default setting. i mean, not talk about business dealings with my son, i'm proud of him. will: that big j, quote, journalism in my head, even if she's skeptical, she made the affirmative statement as though there's proof, no ties to you. oh, really? can you prove that, big j journalist? rachel: yeah. it's not like the fbi went and talked to bobulinski after he said there was ties. there's so much evidence pointing towards this including 51 journalists -- i mean, i'm sorry, 51 national security intelligence guys who now have, we now know through e-mails that said we need to give them a talking point. pete: yeah. that statement says i don't want to ask you this questi

rachel: yeah.l tell you what's at risk is nuclear war, because i've never heard that word mentioned since i was a child in the '80s, and we've been hearing it a lot, that we're on the precipice of that and no thanks to this administration which did nothing to the make sure that the war in ukraine, between ukraine and russia didn't start and has actually interfered in many ways with many of the attempts at a peace negotiation. so it is a very courageous time. tammy bruce was talking last night on "the big saturday show" about the problems the military's having in recruitment. listen. >> we know how to do things. the military knows how to do things when they're allowed to do the things they need to do. and, you know, so the wokeness is part of the problem. it's not just, you know, what we need on the field, but it's about recruitment in general as well. people, the recruitment numbers are horribly down. you've got people looking at, well, who's the commander in chief, who is the vice president, and i

rachel: a huge problem.g the defensive player of the week award. and 21/2 sacks. very happy. a lot for player of the week. good for him. turning to week 6, michigan taking on the reigning champion stallions at 4:00 this afternoon on fox. for the big matchup, the pittsburgh maulers taking on the memphis show boats at 12:40 eastern time. those are your headlines. coming up, a really scary story. a fourth person has died from contaminated eyedrops. the stark warning the just went out. rachel: man is demanding a multimillion dollar reparations payment. listen. >> each and every black person in the city of tampa, $3 million. rachel: our next guest says people who want reparations are ignoring history. stay with us. ♪ ♪ we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picking a color that pops. you got this. we got you. i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right

rachel: glad to have you especially this weekend.eat weekend to be here and give pete the weekend a. rachel: president biden baltzer camp david even though congress has not reached a deal on the debt ceiling. will: janet yellen pushes back the default deadline by two days. joe: alexandria hoff is live in washington dc. >> reporter: a major fiction point for stronger work requirements in certain kinds of federal-aid but the president said he's feeling optimistic. >> president biden: with the debt limit, things are looking good, very optimistic. >> what do you tell democrats who say they don't want you to bow on work requirements? >> president biden: i don't bow to anybody. rachel: less optimistic statement call the work requirement cruel and senseless. >> to me at this point if they want to continue to be economic terrorists, that is invoking the 14th amendment, keeping the economy moving. >> reporter: republicans feel their sticking point to raise the debt ceiling is your common sense. >> think about this for a minute. democrats are

, send it down to you. >> rachel: $2 a lot these days.op to offshore wind projects over growing concern about a spike in whale deaths. since december alone 32 dead whales have washed up on beaches along the east coast. bruck state senators are asking for 30 to 60 day pause on construction to see if it helps. michael test that is one of them and he joins us now thank you for joining us this morning. who are the groups or the people that would be oppose ago 30 to 60 day very sensible pause to see what's going on with the whales? >> it seems to beer stead, the company that wants to have the wind farms as well as the sierra club and green peace which makes absolutely no sense to me because i always thought that those were the groups that were there to protect the whales and create bumper stickers that say save the whales. i think they are being completely intellectual disingenuous here. we know if this was exploration offshore if one whale washed up they would be surrounding that caucus withing hands tears streaming down their face singing ku

rachel: okay.e are this morning on fox square hanging out with new jersey state troopers this is in honor of national police week. they are men of many words, as we've been speaking to them throughout the morning at least some of them willing to talk and appreciative for service so many give to our local dmowngts our states and we were talking cram what is your proudest moment being an officer, and senior officer here, was volunteered i guess -- i don't know if http://edtotheywillme but moment is made you the most proud? >> saving life. helping others make sure you know, they go home to their families safely and one distinct was absolutely getting distraught individual off a bridge ready to jump. will: that is amazing i didn't knows you were going share that so glad i asked now and an example of how much we appreciate you guys. by the way not everyone here has had the years of service perhaps to accumulate that kind of experience. we've got brand new guys as well. how long have we been serving the

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rachel, barks down to you. >> rachel: thank you, ashley.tion. our next guest a new york city dad threw his hat in the ring to fight against the diversity, equity and inclusion agenda. in a new op-ed and it's excellent you should read it. charles love warns dei is everywhere in our schools and it's hurting our kids. we need to act. charles love joins us now. charles, so great to have you here this morning. so your child's in kindergarten and you find out that the lesson for the day is stem education and. >> excited. >> rachel: so excited for this. and the systemic marginalization of women and minorities why is that being taught in kindergarten. >> this is important and that's why i spoke up because we hear all the noise about arguments of crt. you don't want to teach black history. i didn't speak about any of that the point is you wanted to teach very young kids stem, which is great thing and your first lesson is women have been marginalized first they are too young and don't understand it. even if it's if blacks and women have been marginal

will rachel, pete. rachel: thank you alexandria thank god there was a police officer who happened to be on the scene not called for that reason. but there armed ready to help i can't imagine how worse this could have gotten. >> i made mistake of seeing videos who are risk of -- whowho are description of the shooter not from our community. this outdoor -- this alan jot let mall is outdoor it is huge, very big, you know, geographic area. and the reason i bring that up is you know, i've seen some of the video of kind of how this took place where the shooter was. and he had -- it appears that he had assault rifle if a police officer just happened to be in the area he was articled with nothing but a side arm and to take him down in a wide open space not easy to approach him -- you know, and to take him down with a service revolver or service weapon. >> whatever he's got. quite a feat. to the point of size of this. it is a big outdoor shopping mall so just because he was on location dupght mean he was necessa

rachel send it back to you. >> rachel: thanks, madison. it's true. people are hurting.ader chuck schumer is taking heat over new york's push to do away with gas stoves. back in february, schumer tweeted nobody is taking away your gas stove. that statement came just months before new york city banned gas stoves. and earlier this week, state lawmakers added language to the budget to ban gas stoves in new buildings. congressman bill high xanga says how many things can schumer get wrong in one tweet? good tweet, congressman forget spilling the incumbency new jersey resident found 500 pounds spaghetti and macaroni. city officials cleaned up the noodles. how it all got there is still a mystery. those are your headlines. up next, we'll go back out to churchill downs where janice dean is catching up with the trainer hoping to score his first kentucky derby win. ♪ ♪ >> brian: cannot wait to watch that fox nation special. now this story. actress carrie fisher who died in 2016 receiving a star on the hollywood walk of fame. happened yesterday the occasion nothing following on may

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rachel: thank you. >> wow. rachel: earlier today i interviewed rob smith about this story. in florida. he said he was sorry he was running late to the segment, he was he held up by a klan rally n his way into the studio. this is what the naacp wants people to think. >> rob is openly gay. he's got double travel advisory, better get out of town. i mean, talk about a fast track to total irrelevance for the naacp. >> totally. >> it's just a joke, an absolute joke. rachel: yeah. >> speaking of that -- [laughter] >> so let's move now to the nebraska state senate where a senator there flipped out, there was a bill that would ban sex change surgeries for minors. rachel: mutilation. >> you're not allowed to smoke cigarettes or drink alcohol or get tattoos or do any number of things but if you would like a sex change as a minor, other states would let you do that. nebraska said not here. she had a take on that bill, state senator michaela cavanaugh, opposing the bill. >> she gave a lincoln-esque tspeech. >> trans people belong here. we need trans people. we love trans people. trans p

who now after spock spock sends rachel carson. here's all of the legal information douglas sends her every dirty document he could find on ddt, chemical industry. douglas writes a friend in writing, i am going to bend the law against the corporation in favor of the environment. i'm going to bend the law, the corporations. well how do you feel about that's all that's got is i he's in that zone. you know do you think dr. king's the only one protester in and dr. king, incidentally on ddt in particular on the nuclear test martin luther king jr said over and over again what good does it do to integrate the greenville lunch counter? i mean. greenberg greensboro counter in north carolina, what good does it do to integrate a lunch counter if the milk you're drinking? scott stadium, 90th because the fallout was across america the hard rain barry commoner name i casually mention at washington was collecting baby teeth samples showing kids exposed to radiation and who weren't but. rachel carson grabs all of the legal and then she's got all o

please welcome back to the show, our friend rachel bloom! how are you, rachel? >> i'm good.e are all drawn to -- >> how are you >> seth: i'm very well how are you? not only do you have a book, which is due, congratulations, but you also had a baby this spring how is that going? >> you know, it's going. it's going well. this is one of the few t things own that doesn't have vomit on it, as you are well aware. it's great she is thehe pandemic, basically i had her when lockdown started in late march, and so, she is the age of the pandemic. and it's, because a lot of people ask, like, "oh, having a baby during a pandemic must be hard." but the one silver lining is that when you have a newborn, it's basicallyly being in quarantitine >> seth: right >> there is no such thing as time you don't see anyone you are in your house all of the time you smell and sometimes you burst into tears like, same thing >> seth: right, exactly. all stuff that is best to do behind closed doors. a lot of people come up with ways that they are going to manage their labor, which makes sense because people

rachel: is the dad hunter biden. >> maybe he's a legit business guy. rachel: i don't know. is it a nice dad or, maybe i'm old i remember ticket prices being so much cheaper i'm having a hard time wrapping my head around $21000. >> one top dog making a big splash at the annual hang eight dog surfing competition in flagler florida. flagler beach florida yesterday. [applause] >> he nosedived into the sand. >> he got skittish. >> joining us now the talented surfing dog, charlie brown. >> along with his 13-year-old owner who taught charlie how to surf in findlay's mom adelman. i'm going to start with you charlie. i can't get my kids to feed the dogs on time how do you train a dog to serve, findlay. >> how do you start the dog surfing. >> i take them to the pool to get used to the sport. >> you put them on the board in the pool. >> how do you translate that to waves to keep his balance. >> how i translate that i taken when it's a lot smaller and that tail was really big and he's never surf that big but when there a lot smaller i see how they like it in my other dog loves surfing

>> rachel: this is very countercultural message, the opposite.ronment, they are inconvenient, they are expensive. they are messy. focus on yourself it is a very narcissistic culture. but if you look at happiness studies, all happiness studies will say that having a family and having kids, those people who have those things are the happiest because they are looking forward to the future. so good for him for giving this message that i think it is really powerful in the end, careers are great to have, but they don't hold your hand when you're dying, your corporation won't be around you on your deathbed. your children and your family will. >> kayleigh: well said, emily, and said he had to call this controversial. >> emily: i will agree, but the best commencement speech ever was in austin, that was amazing. and it's faith and perspective, and that was the root of his speech. it was finding your sense of purpose and your mission. he said the thing that is most important to me was my wedding ring, not my super bowl ring, it's being a husband and father

whit. >> whit: rachel scott, thank you. the air travel nightmare.nger opening a door in flight. the airline confirming this video here. terrify passengers near the open door, gripping the arms of their seats. the plane landed safely today at the airport in south korea, the 12 people were hospitalized. one man is now under arrest. gio benitez with details tonight. >> tonight a 33-year-old man is under arrest after opening the emergency exit on this plane mid flight. the airline confirms this video from social media shows the chaotic scene on board. window violently ripping through the cabin. after the man opened the door, about 850 feet above the ground. just after the captain had made a routine landing announcement. the domestic south korean flight landing safely with the emergency door still open, 12 of the passengers on board transported to the hospital, suffering breathing problems and other minor symptoms. >> the fact that this happened just prior to the touchdown means that everybody should have been belted in. nobody was going to get sucked ou

david. >> david: rachel scott following this every step of the way for us. thanks, rachel.re going to turn to the war in ukraine. there appears to be a major advance. ukrainian officials say their soldiers have made their mostly significant advancein six months. tonight the dramatic images from the battle for bakhmut. russian forces being captured. abc's tom soufi burridge on the ground in ukraine for us again tonight. >> reporter: tonight the most significant advance for ukraine in six months. dramatic drone video showing ukrainian forces storming russian positions near bakhmut, taking land to the north and south. ukrainian troops lobbing grenades to clear trenches, capturing russian soldiers. today president zelenskyy suggesting the gains are not the beginning of a major counteroffensive. saying on a trip to the u.k. his forces need a bit more time to prepare. the u.k. pledging more longer-range cruise missiles for ukraine as well as lethal attack drones. in the buildup to ukrainian offensive, showing this american mine resistant infantry vehicle. when soldiers are inside

>> rachel, this is part of my defense.s is inaccurate information and i will get to clear my name. during the pandemic it wasn't very clear. i don't understand where the government is getting their information but i will present my facts. >> reporter: prosecutors so you got over $20,000 in unappointed benefits, sir. how is that acceptable question mike >> ma'am, like i said, my employment was changed during the time. i don't understand why the government is coming from. >> reporter: santos also accused of making false, fictitious, fraudulent statements to congress in his required financial disclosure filings including inciting his salary and assets while failing to disclose other income and continue the unappointed payments. santos declaring his innocence. are you planning on running for reelection? >> yes imp >> reporter: a dozen house republicans say that it's distraction. and it's a punch line for a lot of commentary regarding the republican party that we don't need. >> reporter: house speaker kevin mccarthy who was cou

rachel scott is live. the memorial day weather, we are tracking severe storms across several states in the south tonight and the system in florida set to move up the coast. we'll time this out through the holiday. rob marciano is here. tonight the remarkable medical breakthrough when it comes to spinal cord injuries. groundbreaking technology helping a paralyzed man walk again for the first time in more than a decade. implants in the brain and the spinal cord, using the power of thought now to walk again, to climb stairs. will reeve on what this could mean. the nation tonight marking one year since the horrific school shooting into uvalde, texas. what played out today in that community. and then the moment of silence at the white house. the young poet amanda gorman tonight pushing back. why a school in florida is now banning the poem she read at president biden's inauguration from young students. and tina turner tonight in her own words. what she told "abc news" back in 1982. it signaled what was to come,

. -- rachel nichols of headliners, with rachel nichols on showtime. -- from the new york times. great to have all of you. so, when i say the judge asked him to knock it off, he basically installed his protective, order. here are the rules. because, as you know, donald trump in the past has railed on his own social media about alvin bragg, the dea, about things being witchhunts, it's andrea. so, the judge has said that trump defense team cannot share case evidence, trump can only view some evidence in the presence of his attorneys. he cannot copy, photographed, transcribe or otherwise independently possess any of of this evidence. that interesting. i don't think we've heard things like this before. >> absolutely, i think it's interesting. i think it speaks to a judge to try to clamp down donald trump. we saw immediately after the arraignment last time, he went to mar-a-lago. he immediately started railing about the judge. this is someone who, in every single instance, both politically and really legally, has used his megaphone to show his grievances, one after another. with no se

we're going to cross live now to archie, contributor rachel marston, rachel, quite a strong statement from the french digital minister. can you tell us more about it? yeah, he noticed how he didn't give any specific examples of this information either he just made blanket accusations, look, european officials are having a bit of a meltdown right now because you learn mosque has withdrawn twitter from a european union code of conduct for check firms to come back, so called this information that's supposed to be voluntary. you internal markets, commissioner chevy, blood top treated, you can run, but you can't hide treating must, who's basically a guy who builds rockets and cars in america for a living like some kind of, i'm really school boy and like the you is the principal looking to bring the apparently very long are of the you authoritarian isn't down on him. you have to wonder if joining this you packed is supposed to be optional. then what exactly is the problem? it's not like there's any guarantee that any of the signatories are actually reducing what the you qualifies as this in