lauren fox. thank you so much lauren just caught up with marjorie taylor greene out front. now is the democratic congressman rhoad of california. so congressman khanna, you heard lauren's reporting and marchal green. obviously, it's been threatening to our speaker johnson four weeks still. she is official not acted on it. do you think she ever will erdan when i think of her, i'm reminded a foster as leinz full of sound and fury signifying nothing. everyone knows that johnson is going to keep the speakership. this is just a total drama distraction speaker johnson, who i disagree with, did the right thing by putting up the ukraine bill, the taiwan unveil the israel bill for a vote. and he's gonna have overwhelming support from the democratic caucus to table any motion that margin yellow-green puts forward. >> all right, so you talk about an overwhelming support from a democratic congress. so democratic congressman jim mcgovern was talking to lauren fox earlier. he told her he would vote to save johnson, but then he said he's quote, not a cheap date. and democrats need somethi

. >> reporter, lauren fox wrote about manard for the kansas city newspaper. >> the carjacking turned fatal. someone shot the driver who was in his car, and so, john manard was a convicted murderer for his involvement in that crime. >> if he is capable of participating in this robbery and murder, he is very capable of murder again, or assault, he is a very dangerous person. >> is your first thought, he could kill some of you out there? >> yeah, very possible. >> he put police in the area on high alert and learned the locals on the kansas missouri border that a criminal was on the loose. >> we had a huge steam whistle and we would blow that several times and so all of the local community all know, you hear that, somebody is on the run. just an alert, be aware, lock your doors, take all of the precautions. >> as police increase patrols in the surrounding towns, prison investigators got to work trying to figure out how manard escaped. >> right away you start the whole search of all of the interior, all of that, you look for breaches in the fence, you look for breaches in answer or anythi

we have cnn's lauren fox up on the hill for us. lauren tell us what's happening in the chances for this bill yeah, we expect that this vote will get underway shortly. there were closing speeches happening on the floor. a few moments ago. one thing to keep an eye on in today's vote is how democrats actually vote on this legislation. tisha, and that, is because all right, we have lost lauren fox. there are unfortunately we're going to try to re-establish that connection meantime, former president donald trump is hitting the trail today in new york, a democratic stronghold, specifically the bronx a county that trump lost by wide margins in both 2016 and 2020. yeah. and trump is expected to attack biden on the economy. he's trying to chip away at biden's support among black and hispanic voters. we have seen a national correspondent, kristen holmes, who is in the bronx ahead of trump's rally. kristin talk to us a little bit about the strategy here, because obviously it's not always about winning over a ton of people. it might just be abo

cell two meetings with johnson this week though, johnson insists this is not a negotiation seen as lauren fox in washington with the latest. so where do things stand this morning? lauren? >> yeah. johnson saying it's not a negotiation, but look, thomas massey and marjorie taylor greene are asking for things they want a series of demands to be met, including they say a promise that all bills moving to the floor coming forward are going to only come to the floor if they have a majority doherty of the house republican conferences support this is known as the so-called hasta rule in the house. now, leadership argues that many of the bills that have come to the floor do have the majority of the majority support. they also are demanding that old 12 appropriations bills have republican support that they move them individually if you remember, last year though, john, this became a major lift in part because conservatives were the ones blocking the advancement of the series of bills that came to the floor. they are also asking for a defunding of jack smith special counsel cool. >> office. >> that is s

and one thing that lauren fox and i learned in the course of this reporting is that during the last roundf government funding, he actually quietly negotiated a major bumping earmarks which are congressional projects, money for those earmarks for democrats back in their districts. so democrats have gotten something in return for playing ball here and i'm going to unleash your, you're not so inner nerd here matters yeah. >> yeah. yeah. do you want to weigh in there they, were much more, say right now is just trying to keep it in about the fact that this is a part of this story that i absolutely loved, which is the democrats got all of this pork, frankly, for their members, every single district got something to take home. >> and they didn't put out press releases and they didn't crow about it because jeffries understood that that would hurt the, republican hurt the speaker. if they did that, it would be even worse for him. a hot look, you're letting the democrats do what they need to do. >> but that's kind of how it used to work. >> the leaders used to do with you still horse trade and the

lauren: -- fox. they reported earnings.enue if fell by a thirds, but overall revenue of $3.45 billion. stuart: then we have uber's rival, lyft. yeah, they're going the other way from uber. they're up. now, they reported. what are they doing right? lauren: shorter wait times. they're appealing to customers and what they wallet. you don't want to wait long for a ride. that's helping to attract new riders or and retain the current ones. and i'd also like to thank amazon, because lyft's new-ish ceo, david david risher, he's been in office for a year. he was the 37th employee if at amazon. and the one thing he learned there if jeff bezos was about pleasing the customer. so you want a shorter wait time, a decent price and cost cutting. that strategy's lifting. -- working. lyft increased rides by 23% last year but it is still losing money but less money. stuart: tesla is down 3.5%. they've got trouble with the authorities. they're being investigated. lauren: you know, i did three the separate tesla stories today, and is all of the

listen i think you're fake eyelashes or messing up okay cnn, congressional correspondent lauren fox joinss live from washington lauren, what happened? we heard that initial insult which was about another woman's physical appearance, not a good luck. >> yeah, it really devolved from there, sarah, you had representative alexandria ocasio-cortez coming into defend crockett, arguing that marjorie taylor greene should not have commented on the physical appearance of another member, then there was sort of a series of confusing discussion, confusing votes over whether or not to strike the record essentially zero out what marjorie taylor greene had said during that hearing. here's what happened next that ms green agrees to stracher words. i believe share. hold on. then after mr. perry, she'll be recognized and ms i'm not what i am not a problem sizing hello. >> come on, guys why don't you debate me and mr. chairman the minority cells ever ricky, you're not yeah. >> you're not you don't have enough and chair recognizes mr. perry. >> okay. moves his truck good morning ladies words again. >> that's

matter that they were considering and committee i think your fake eyelashes or messing up in cnn's lauren fox is following all of this. >> did i set that up correctly? >> yeah the greatest deliberative body at work, again, here on capitol hill last night, they were supposed to be debating whether or not to hold the attorney general in contempt of congress. but things got very personal very quickly last night, and what happened next was essentially representative, alexandria ocasio-cortez asking marjorie taylor greene to strike her words essentially, get rid of this in the congressional record. here's what happened next. >> that ms green agrees to strike her words. >> i believe share. >> hold on. >> then after mr. perez, you'll be recognized. >> mr. not apologize. what the right to play. >> i am not apologizing. >> hello. >> come on, guys why don't you debate me? and mr. chairman the minority cells that you're not yeah. >> you're not bored. you don't have enough in college or chair recognizes mr. perry. >> okay. move to strike three ladies words again that's two requests to strike. >> that's t

they are ready to come to the speaker's help, to help the republican speaker keep his job seen as lauren fox is in washington, she's got much more on this. lauren. >> what is this? we're going to look like? >> yeah, kate, i mean, this is motion to vacate watch, essentially the earliest that marjorie taylor greene could take action would be around two p.m. today, we are going to be keeping an eye, obviously, on the house floor to see when she goes down to force this effort. now, what she introduces this, it will be a pretty obliged motion, then leadership could move swiftly as soon as six 30 tonight to try and table this essentially killing her effort. what we know right now is that democrats are willing to help table this motion to vacate. that means essentially they will help kill it. that means that marjorie taylor greene's effort here isn't some parts symbolic, but she and her colleagues who are supportive of this, there are two others, paul gosar and thomas massie. they say that this is about getting republicans on the record, making clear who is supportive of johnson and who isn't, and

minority leader hakeem jeffries is seizing on the fractured and slim republican majority cnn's lauren foxs joining us right now. she's got this great reporting. lauren tickets inside. how is jeffries making his mark with us? >> yeah. this is new reporting from me and our colleague meloni's and nonna. and really what we learned about the minority leader in interviews with nearly two dozen people is that this is someone who operates behind the scenes. oftentimes, not wanting to take credit in the moment. someone who also well, it has earned the trust of different parts of his party by listening, by taking in feedback, many members that we talked to said this is someone who has navigated tensions within the caucus when it comes to the israel-hamas war, something that democrats have dealt with for years now as an issue, but something that obviously leslie has come to the forefront within their parties since october 7 and specifically and unique anecdote that i heard in the process of reporting out the story was the fact that jeffrey is quietly secured additional money for democratic earmarks

. >> i'm lauren fox on capitol hill, and this is cnn are breaking news more than 100 protesters arrested tonight at columbia university and city college of new york. >> that's after new york police enter the columbia campus. clearing out pro-palestinian protesters who had barricaded themselves inside hamilton hall. the doris had been barricaded with chairs and tables and vending machines, flash bangs, we're used to breach the building according to police. >> the nypd says that nobody was injured during the operation. >> cnn on the scene tonight reporting doesn't ends of people have been arrested and have been loaded onto buses. i want to bring in columbia student john towfighi. john, thank you so much for joining us this evening. we are hearing and following about what's going on there have been more than 100 students are hundred arrests on either students or not, but 100 arrests tonight i'm wondering, has the president of columbia communicated with you all yet laura, thank you for having me on and i'd like to say that the communication from the president has been quite lackluster to the

. >> let's get right to cnn's lauren fox. lauren, what else you hearing this morning yeah. >> i mean, it was mere minutes. john and yesterday when we heard this verdict before we already heard from everyone who was in the republican leadership over in the house of representatives. then you hear from mike johnson there other for members of the leadership describing this is the biggest sham in us history corrupt partisan, vicious jim jordan coming out with a very swift statement moments after the verdict yesterday, we also are hearing from folks in the united states senate, including mitch mcconnell, which is rarity he often does not want going to chime in when it comes to issues related to donald trump, either on policy or his legal battles. >> but he said in a statement on twitter yesterday, these charges never should have been brought in the first place. >> i expect the conviction to be overturned on appeal. marco rubio, who is seen as someone who could be a the vice presidential candidate for donald trump. he said this scen

trying to use their positions to show donald trump that they are standing with him briana, boris lauren fox, thanks so much for the update. let's dig deeper now with bryan lanza, he was deputy communications director for trump's 2016 campaign. he's also a partner at mercury public affairs. so brian, this conviction seems like a political gift for the trump campaign. >> first of all, thank you for having a voice. i think everything in the criminal space has been a gift for president trump, whether it was the four indictments are where he's able to raise a lot of money me, but i think you'll always see this example pop-up of where the party rallies behind him and his voters to rally behind him. and that's what you're seeing with the $34 million in nutty even 24 hours, i think in seven hours, they're gonna have an update in next couple of hours which could easily double that number. i mean, they're getting tremendous amount of support it seems like a gift in some ways, and yet trump's demeanor is pretty clear. >> we can see it here, even just in the pictures, he's he's not happy with this. >>

it appears cnn's lauren fox is tracking this one for us, or what is going on yeah.f you remember the last time they brought this bill up a couple of months ago one of the things that was attached to it was additional funding for ukraine and for israel. and the fact that that has now passed in a separate package means that there are some demos he crowds who are arguing that this package does not do enough for immigrants. you have to remember that over the course of the last decade when there have been negotiations, these huge bipartisan negotiations over immigration oftentimes additional border security meant changes to ensuring that people who were already here living in this country who may not have had a legal status, were able to stay in some way that is not part of this bill. this bill is obviously very different than that in a lot of democrats and others who i'm talking to in the senate say that that is a reason for them not to support it. now, i talked to a couple of members who are on the fence yesterday, including ben ray lewis khan, who said he was still lo

. >> many gop lawmakers are rallying to trump's defense as well are congressional correspondent lauren fox is getting new reaction right? now. learn what work can you tell us about the gop reaction? >> yeah, wolffian rallying around former president donald for many of these republicans are undermining the integrity he of americans justice system saying that this was a sham, saying that this was unfair, saying that donald trump is just being demonized because he is a republican. here's some of that reaction but under joe biden the weaponization of the justice system has become front and center in this selection cannot say that this trial was anything more than politics, masquerading as justice. >> i do not think it was a fair trial at all. >> its entire thing is absurd. this is a purely political exercise, not a legal one, and everybody knows that they know intuitively that it's wrong and minority leader mitch mcconnell in the senate, someone who has had an ic and distant relationship from former president trump. >> he even tweeted last night, quote these charges never should have been brou

lauren simonetti, fox business. kate icu, fox two news at five starts now. >> now at five.wers a child in an ice cream shop. the man seen throwing the punch now behind bars, facing charges of abuse. >> who knows what damage that could have caused physically or mentally to this child? >> it's just scary seeing that something like that happened. >> surveillance video capturing that bizarre attack and leading to the suspect's arrest. good evening. >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. it happened at a baskin-robbins right off aborn square. ktvu is ann rubin live tonight at police headquarters. and ann, police say they're still trying to track down those victims. >> yeah, the victims appear to be a child. and his guardian, and they left right after the attack. police are hoping that now they'll come forward. san jose police call it a heinous attack inside this baskin-robbins. while a child sat waiting for ice cream, a stranger rushed up behind him, smashing the window, sending glass flying. you see how traumatizing that probably was for the child? >> you see the glass

in queens, new york, lauren simonetti, fox business. >> ktvu fox two news at five starts now.esident biden, addressing the unrest on college campuses, saying free speech is essential to protecting our democracy. but acts of protest must be conducted within the rule of law. >> we are not an authoritarian nation where we silence people or squash dissent. the american people are heard. in fact, peaceful protests is in the best tradition of how americans respond to consequential issues. but but neither are we a lawless country. whereas civil society and order must prevail, president biden underscored the importance of the first amendment while condemning violence on campus. >> good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm claudine wong, police have detained more than 2000 demonstrators from across the country in recent weeks, including about 200 today at ucla. let's show you some video from the campus of ucla. this was taken just a few hours ago. and that's the facilities team right there, breaking down structures and other items from that cleared out protest encampment. polic

in queens, new york, lauren simonetti, fox business. >> a local fan favorite will not be reopening afterrs long pandemic era hiatus where you can still find their food at other spots in the bay area and the bay bridge lights project has reached a major funding goal when the sparkly display is set to return to the bridge and in weather, a warm start to may. >> lots of sunshine, 70s and even some 80s today. but we're going to go back to winter as we head toward the weekend. in fact, we're talking about rain here and sierra snowfall. we'll have the update coming p and will not be reopening after its years long hiatus. the acclaimed vietnamese restaurant first closed temporarily in 2020 at the height of the pandemic, and then remain closed as the owner planned to renovate. but after years of closure, the owner says the construction cost to remodel and reopen right there at the ferry building are just too high. there is a new slanted door restaurant now open in napa, as well as another sister location in san ramon. and the chef also has a very popular sandwich shop in the mission district cal

the skills to build careers as powerful as the beast we build giant because it takes to buil hi, lauren fox on capitol hill. and this is cnn bugger back the state of the union. i'm jake tapper. we're watching a developing story out of los angeles the list this morning where the university of southern california's says the lapd is moving to clear these pro-palestinian anti-war encampments. usc says in a new message that quote, people who don't leave could be arrested unquote this all comes after protesters at the university of michigan this weekend interrupted commencement ceremonies saturday today the university of florida warned that quote, the university is not a daycare and we do not treat protesters like children. so when it gets down to discuss is the president of the university of florida, former nebraska republican senator ben sas. do i call you senator? do i call you precedent? i'm not sure what i'm supposed to call you ben is. good, then it's a glorious morning and gate valve. you gotta get out of here, jake, i'll call you back. i guess it feels weird though, so we've seen some dis

. >> i am lauren fox on capitol hill more new details. we've just gotten from the trial transcript in cross-examination today, the defense tried to suggest that keith davidson wasn't extortionist for selling the silence of his clients, stormy daniels and karen mcdougal, and they tried to paint trump fixer, michael cohen, as driven by his own ambition as we've been talking about non his boss's orders more now on what the trial transcript reveals about both john berman's back with that. so michael cohen had many alleged complaints in his conversations with keith davidson, including about getting compensated so keith davidson recounts on the stand a conversation that he says he had with michael cohen. this was during the transition davidson's in a department store in december, i guess, of 2020, and he says, quote, he said something to the effect of jesus christ. can you effing believe i'm not going to washington after everything i've done for that i think gae i can't believe i'm not going to washington. i've saved that guy's asieh so many ti

i am lauren simonetti in for liz claman. let's begin with a fox market alert. look here, you can see stocks searching for direction all day, switching between red and green. right now the dow is up 80 to points, near the highs of the session. the s&p 500 is fractionally higher, not even a point. the nasdaq is lower by 2426 -- 26, and the russell 2000 is down by 2.5. we are within reach of records for all three of the major indices. right now the dow needs to close higher by more than 38 points. it will then finish at a record high. it did cross 40,000 yesterday but has yet to finish bo that level. as for the s&p 500, the broader market needs to gain 11 points for its record close, and the nasdaq needs to finish up by 44. of course, anything can happen in this final hour of trade, and since we're coalescing right near those record highs, we'll be monitoring it the whole time. let's take a look at the week. really great week. each index up over 1. make that 2% for the nasdaq. for the dow, on pace for a fifth straight positive week of. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq a

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here with reaction fox news business correspondent lauren simonetti and founder of the committee to unleashy steve moore. 2 of my favourites. thanks for joining us on this friday night. let's start with you steve. explain to people what's going to happen if the trump tax cuts expire because it's a tax increase. despite what biden said it will affect everybody. >> there's no doubt about it. larry kudlow and i and a couple others helped put the tax plenty of the for donald trump. he knew what he wanted to do and he insisted in every meeting we had on the tax plan that it be a significant tax cut for middle-class folks. we did cut business taxes to bring jobs back to united states and that was a huge success but a big part of it was increasing the standard deduction. now 90% of taxpayers don't have to itemized deductions so we simplified the code. but the average median family income saved about $2,000 a year on their taxes. if you repeal it you are raising their taxes by $2,000. but i want to correct 1 thing that you said. when you talk about biden's claim of not taxing people who make less t

food, water and other humanitarian assistance when individual had this exchange with a fox and friends host laurenses. >> how do you feel about them taking over the building right now? >> i think there causes a just cause and i hope the administration here's their demand i think they are just. >> you feel it was right to hold 3 at the janitor workers hostage inside of the building? >> i think that's a false narrative. >> that's what the janitors were saying they weren't allowed to leave. >> i think it was a false narrative. >> even if the janitors are saying that you are saying it's not true. >> and think it's a false narrative that we took anybody hostage. >> of youth about the jewish student saying they don't feel safe on campus? >> i think this is also a false narrative being promoted. >> you think the october 7th attack that happened as a false narrative? do you believe some of the women were raped. >> can you get out of my face, please. >> sean: don't worry you will probably be paying through joe biden student loan forgiveness program for that girl's education as she has been educated out of a

general joan, the lauren team, under the direct supervision of the book called fox is chief of defend itself. the soul is also told doctors the high ranking british army pers no well responsible for manipulating the situation of boucher blaming and rush it for a month because they're acting on the old is of no, no, the former british prime minister or his johnson one of the largest operations to demonize, the russian armed forces carried out by british specialist, was the prophet cation and boot shop, a source of the foundation to battle injustice formerly associated with british intelligence. so that the chief of the british general staff, patrick sanders and the chief of the british defense staff. admiral anthony were docked and were responsible for the preparation of one of the most high profile military information productions of 2022 and subsequent ones. they are responsible for creating the most bloody scenarios. the video from the scene was described, minute by minute. russian president vladimir pacing has previously said, but it's no secret, but that you take boots on the grou

lauren: rerack! stuart: get me out of this. a couple of new fox polls. eal which issues are deal breakers for voters, choice of president. lauren, stop laughing. you tell me -- lauren: a deal breaker is an issue so important to a voter that that that issue determines who they vote for alone. 15% say abortion is their top deal breaker, 14% say the economy and another 14 percent say the border. so it's basically tide among those three key issues. flip it to the breakdown by party. as expected, a quarter of democrats say abortion is their deal-breaker. 17% of republicans say it's the economy, and a quarter with the of republicans say it is immigration. so i see this as the nation pretty split on three top issues. stuart: all right. thank you, lauren. move on to the trump trial. even cnn admits the de, fence cornered michael cohen in, quote, what appeared to be a lie. roll tape. >> it was an extraordinary cross-examination by todd blanche, and, you know, michael cohen's -- throughout the day michael cohen, when cornered, when he found himself in a corner, he

well, here with reaction, fox news course businessnt correspondent lauren simonetti. and founder of the committee to unleash prosperity. steve, two of my favorites. thanks so much for joining us on this friday night. steve, let's start with you. e what's goingpl to happen if the trump tax cuts expire because it is a tax exnveryboand despite with bide said, it's going to affect everybody. >> yeah, there'sdy no doubtabou about it. in fact, you know, larry kudlow and i and a couple of others helped putit that plan together for donald trump. he knew what he wanted to do and he f he iisted in every meeting we had on that tax plan. >>very mee jay said that it be a significant tax cut for middlewe class folks. now, we did cut business taxes to bring jobs back to th cuts eg united states, and that was a huge success. but a big part of it was increasing f it the standard deduction, by the way. now, 90% of taxpayers don't have to itemizedw 90 deductions anymore. >> so we simplified the code, but familyrage mediansimplified income. >> jason, you ready for this? saved about $2,00

lauren: you're done. >> yeah, for showing up on fox.t. so you've got the homeless advocates who are somehow getting rich. you have the district attorney of san francisco who is arguing against prosecuting crime, against prosecuting drug dealers. i mean, saying that we should think of them as victims. we have a school board fighting to keep the schools closed. these are funny things -- stuart: and i'm going to read your book, if you give me a free copy. nelly bowles, thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you so much for having me on. stuart: okay, folks, there will be more "varney" after this. the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, .. a future where you grew a dream into a reality. it's waiting for you. mere minutes away. the future is nothing but power and it's all yours. the all new godaddy airo. get your business online in minutes with the power of ai. daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's

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fox business is live from new york city with the latest. good morning, laurenhe unprecedented happening politically, judiciaryly and pleading onto wall street. if you look at trump media and technology groups that stock considered a proxy for trump himself. he is the top shareholder, 65% ownership, 115 million shares. the stock is extremely volatile today after the verdict last night down 15%. it did open higher, now it is down. traders tell me the initial sell-off is partially because the guilty verdict reflects poorly on the trump brand and you don't want your top shareholder perceived to be under financial der yes, sir or let's say forced to sell shares when the lockup period expires to pay legal bills. i haven't seen anything to suggest that a criminal conviction would affect his djt holdings. the sec has a bad actor disqualification mostly for people who hold executive positions at the company. depending on the type of stock that trump owns, voting shares, etc. , look, it could leave him open for discipline from the sec, all of that unclear. the managing d

fox it on there out there. so the service from rudco pocky 12 with the kind of, uh, cb, lauren from between the wisdom community and the french community because they want to come to power by revolution are seeking war because that they know that with the votes, it's very difficult for them to get the power and this is very, very dangerous for the french, a stability in politics. now, how call concerning his son to be during the 1st instance. in fact, i, as i told you at the beginning, the end, despite the signs, are coming from far, not just coming from the 7 of october and the, the read the easily uh the, the, the disease or the war against a mass on the, on the, the on the get it, i'm just on the stripe. i think it says i told you the feelings that to use it's used on it's a feeling of far beyond the the wisdom community when making an issue with the jewish community. and from, for example, i have to give you example because to go until rates go pick it. well the samsung b, which is the department, was which is that i right, i can cross on all, all the jew community. the community has left because it was ven

brand new fox polling out this morning and, by the way, it's 173 days until the election -- lauren: any. stuart: that's an eternity in television, surely. let's start with the biden-trump head to head. lauren: trump edges out biden, 49-48, slim lead but hefty improvement since march when trump was behind by 5 points. biden is down 7 points with black supporters, 79% for back voters polled for biden last election are, now it's down to 72. he's down with hispanics and and suburban women who arguably helped him win four years ago, and he doesn't even have a majority. he's under 50% with voters under the age of 30. stuart: ouch. lauren: every group is backing off. stuart: kaylee mcghee white joins me now. my take and lauren's from these polls is that biden has lost support in all key groups. is that the most important thing here? >> absolutely. he's hemorrhaging these key demographics. can and i want to focus specifically on the young vote or ors under the age of 30, specifically gen-z voters. biden is down by double digits from where he was back before the 2020 election. that is a remarka

fox two news. >> james, thank you. new this morning ktvu has learned that lauren armstrong, the former oakland police chief, plans to launch a campaign for the oakland city council. a representative for armstrong says he'll file paperwork later this morning to run for the at large seat on the oakland city council. now right now, that council seat is being held by rebecca kaplan, who has not said if she will run again. armstrong was removed as oakland police chief in february of last year. you might remember by mayor shengtao in connection to police misconduct cases in the police department. armstrong is now suing the city of oakland over his removal. >> today is harvey milk day in san francisco. milk was born 94 years ago today. he was the first openly gay man elected to public office in california when he was voted onto the san francisco board of supervisors in 1977. in november of 78, milk was assassinated, along with then san francisco mayor george moscone, by former supervisor dan white. last sunday, people held a block party in the castro district honoring milk's legacy. >> voters in richmond could have the final say

lauren: absolutely. 55% of registered voters say they do not plan to go on summer vacation this year. that according to a new fox main reasons for skipping the trip, money and time. 73 say they don't have enough if money -- 7% -- 73%. so what message is that saying about people who are registered voters? voters don't feel like they have enough money to vacation. you can't remessage that on the campaign trail when you're the administers who's can caused that -- administration who's caused that that. stuart: fair point. adam, are you changing any of your plans because of inflation? >> yeah. i'm getting op an airplane tonight flying to europe, and i'm fly being coach. business is too expensive. lauren: and he owns nvidia. >> that's right. [laughter] stuart: right. what's wrong with you? you cheap guy, you. >> no, it's called smart and responsible, mr. varney. lauren: he's this coach. [laughter] >> that's right. no, you know -- stuart: i won't believe this until i see the ticket. >> it's true. i'll show you the boarding pass. i check in outside, you know? yeahings, no, it's true. business is too expensive,s i'm sorr

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lauren boebert and byron donalds were kind of clapping back at the hecklers in some ways. obviously they are going to be heckled. they were clearly looking for something they could take with them back to foxg back at the hecklers. was there any exchange of substance about the central issue on this? the war in gaza? >> i wouldn't call it an exchange. their views are pretty yeah, they are shoulder to shoulder. we are against anti-semitism and will investigate all the anti-semitism on campus. which, how does that work? clearly i mean it's an issue that has great deal of political wait for them. they seem to think it can win them a lot of points. also again it's worth pointing out the disingenuousness of what they don't tend to condemn , things around charlottesville, things around white supremacy, around various trump rallies you see, it is selective, but they seem to think the democrats don't have a coherent answer for it. at this point there, they certainly seem to be dealing with an advantage. >> the polling has changed, the gallup poll, american approval of military action in gaza. 50% approval in november. march, 36% approval. i mean, i understand why republicans feel like they are winn