ainsley?ley. >> carley: let's do it. >> ainsley: he promised to be the uniter and chief. president biden has sparked outrage over this bold shot against anyone who supports trump. >> what are the next things that are going to be attacked because this maga crowd is really the most extreme political organization that's existed in american history. in recent american history. >> ainsley: fox news contributor lara trump is here to react and the daughter-in-law of entrepreneurship. lara, is that an accurate description? is that fair? >> oh my gosh. well, good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. >> so outrageous. not that we expect a whole lot of joe biden but even this was totally ridiculous to label the maga crowd as one of the most extreme political outfits in history. give me break. i guess he forgot about the roughly $2 billion worth of damage during the summer of 2020 riots caused by antifa and blm but, of course, we never heard him say a word about those people. look, in case joe bide

ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: thank you, steve.ainting this message on the wall there. if abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either. jack hogandyke is the chairman of the wisconsin city council and joins us now. good morning, jack. >> good morning. great to be with you. >> ainsley: good to have you here. so many thoughts go in our heads when we hear the story. first of all, the suspect. did they find out who did this? was there videotape of who spray painted the wall and did that to the window? >> i don't believe there is, ainsley. i think the investigation is ongoing at this time. >> ainsley: is that the window behind you? >> yeah, that's the window that was broken where the molotov cocktails were tossed inside. i understand that the first one they tried to get it through the window without breaking the window first so fortunately, it didn't get inside. this building is a structure made of wood and it would have burned to the ground if that molotov cocktail had actually ignited. >> ainsley: how do you feel being in that buildi

ainsley.asion. if it is an invasion and we are going to find out as you said in a matter of three days whether or not that definition fits, then texas can avail itself of constitutional powers to enforce the border laws that the federal government will no. that is deportation, that is arrest and deportation. the kind of things the states are not supposedly constitutionally in the past capable of doing. but what we are about to see by all expectations, ainsley, should fall nothing short of an invasion. and if the biden administration will do nothing about it, then every state, texas and arizona and california need to do whatever it takes to protect this absolutely mind boggling influx of illegal immigrants. >> ainsley: judge is looking at this and expect a ruling soon to keep in place to figure out a plan. when will we find out that ruling? any word? >> will: no, it should come quickly. the judge understands the title 42 is set to expire on monday. his ruling should come at any moment truthfull

all right, ainsley over to you. >> ainsley: okay.ed primary day in georgia. polls are set to open at the top of the hour. lawrence jones down in the peach state. self-talking to the voters. hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: hey, good morning, ainsley. there is a divided house in the republican party in georgia. so who will the voters go with? the maga king or the former vice president? we'll discuss that coming up on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? out here, you're more than just a landowner. for all-day, al you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. (man) [whispering] what's going on? (burke) it's a farmers policy perk.

. >> ainsley: gosh. the drugstore, do not take it. >> exactly. thank you, ainsley. one last thing, as everyone celebrated mother's day last weekend, there was so many mothers, 295 a day that can't celebrate. thank you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, derek. don't go anywhere. we are standing by for a key inflation report expected to be released any minute. larry kudlow will join us and explain what it means for the united states, for the economy and for your family. for every veteran homeowner who needs money for their family, it's a new day in america. air force, pararescue, five years. home values are at record highs. the newday 100 va loan lets veterans borrow up to 100% of their home's total value. and take an average of $60,000 cash. 25% more cash than they'd get at a bank. united states marine corps, aviation maintenance, five years. that's why veterans from every branch... united states army, military police, eight years. ...from every specialty... marines, infantry, four years. ...from every lengt

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>> ainsley: sorry did i say virginia? >> steve: could be some time in june. >> ainsley: june?y have to recount. >> brian: keep in mind, mccormick seems to have the lead on mail-in voting a lot of these votes came in prior to donald trump's endorsement. and also with the military because he has got the military background. he is a combat veteran, west point grad. >> steve: meanwhile, when you look at all of the votes that have been cast so far in the 10 primaries that have happened so far, tuesday was a god sign for republicans because when you look at the voters in idaho, kentucky, north carolina, oregon and pennsylvania, about 55% of the turnout was republican. and that figure jumps to 61% when you look at all 10 states. overall, there's a 30% increase in the number of republicans who have turned out to vote. democrat turnout is down 6%. so, you know, so many people have talked about a red wave in november november? right now it looks like a red waive at least in the primaries. >> ainsley: all right. well, we will see. this is the headline in the "new york post" for a separat

ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: thanks, carley.for fox weather forecast. good morning, adam. >> we are tracking what's going to be a really warm week across a large portion of the country out here on fox square right now. it is going to be heating up. dive into the temperatures where you are seeing very early this morning 70 degrees already in kansas city. it's going to be cooling up there in the middle of the country. and texas real extreme heat today as highs will be running up close to triple digits for a whole lot of areas. certainly in the 90's. fairly widespread. over the next five days, these are all areas where you could see potential high temperatures, record high temperatures stretching as far as north as wisconsin and michigan. you can be talking about temperatures in the 90's as far as north as illinois. a real heat wave is settling in there across the country. otherwise, looking at a map that's mostly clear across the country here early on this monday morning, tracking a little bit of rain in the northern plains and sn

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ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: carley, thank you.aces taking shape as brian kemp and rafns berger beat trump backed. hernl walker endorsed by the former president easily won his senate primary running against five other republicans. what does this all mean for the g.o.p.'s midterm chances? atlanta based radio host erick erickson addressed kemp's re-election party last night and he joins us now. good morning to you, eric. >> good morning. >> ainsley: i know you are a big kemp fan. why do you think he did prevail when you see donald trump he has endorsed 70 plus candidates who have won across the country. >> media wants to make this all about trump some degree it was and about incumbency. donald trump supported a candidate his won. when the incumbent candidate that person already knew that candidate won. kemp has been all over the state as governor. is he is well-known and very like. very conservative there wasn't a reason to ever run anyone against him and his challenger didn't put on a very good race. i mean, the moment david perdue

thank you so much, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. attempting to intimidate supreme court justices outside of their homes. but crackdowns on moms and dads concerned about their child's education. ian prior is calling out the hypocrisy and he is going to join us next. ♪ ld be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. together, opdivo plus yervoy helps your immune system launch a response that fights cancer in two different ways. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more time together. more family time. more time to remember. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to harm healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have a cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; irregular heartbeat; diarrhea; constip

. >> ainsley: seized moment, brian. >> brian: any more catchphrases, ainsley?e: there you go. charlotte, north carolina. welcome to studio m we are up here on this wednesday, may 11th, 2022, mezzanine level. good to have you aboard. once again three hours of news that starts right now. >> ainsley: news is breaking again this morning. yesterday we told you we hit record high gas price and today it's even higher. today the record high gas price is 4. 40. you can see yesterday was 4.37. it went up 3 cents. last year it was 2.98. >> brian: right, thanks ultra maga. >> steve: i should have filled up last year. >> brian: ultra maga these prices would be so low. probably would be free if it wasn't for ultra maga what is ultra imagine tore. >> ainsley: is it pandemic, putin, ultra maga. steve: ultra highest octane can i get at gas station. trucker listening on the radio right now. diesel prices highest ever in the history of the planet, triple nickel, 5.55. it's north of, what, 2.25 over one year ago. and that is why the "new york post" on the cover in addition to the

ainsley: what did he say?e: he said he was on bret baier tomorrow morning. >> ainsley: that was a no. >> steve: some day maybe? >> steve: some day maybe. >> pete: some day maybe. one sheet it. was a difficult sleeping night. you know that. if he slept. we don't have. >> steve: some were two sheets to the wind. >> pete: that one we will hear with in the break. mike rowe and john after it coming up in the 8:00 a.m. hour. >> steve: coming up, joy reid could be taken to court over a tweet. jack brewer who was at the dinner as well getting the police involved after reid called his americanship program child abuse. why jack says she is the one putting kids in danger. that's coming up live from new york city. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble b

back to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you so much, ashley.ader warnings this that you see is only the beginning. >> today is day one of an uprising to protect abortion rights. it is day one of our feminist future. and it is day one of a summer of rage. where we will be ungovernable. ungovernable. >> ainsley: what does the biden presidency mean for the pro-life movement. here to react is ryan bomberger and live action president lila rose good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> >> ainsley: lila, what does this mean for your organization? >> it means that our work has just started. we have so much work to do to educate america, to spread the pro-life message. there are already so many people who are pro-life. need to be activated. the movement is only growing. and i want to just note that you know, the largest demonstration from the bans off our body pro-abortion side was in d.c. over the weekend only 20,000 people showed up in comparison hundreds of thousands marching every single year over the last decade. the majority here and really

all right, ainsley. >> ainsley: all right. thank you, steve.states investigate cases of children developing the liver illness without a known cause. and now research finds coronavirus might be linked to cases of severe hepatitis in our children. dr. freda fisher is certified in pediatrics, neff rolling and internal medicine and joins us now. good morning, dr. freed danchts good morning. >> ainsley: how do we know or do we know is this connected with covid? is it connected with the vaccine? >> we do not know if it's connected to covid. but there is a theory. we do know that it is not connected to the vaccine because most of the children who are falling ill are less than 10 years of age the majority have not received a covid-19 vaccine. we do not believe there is a connection. there is a difference. >> ainsley: go ahead. i'm sorry. >> we know there is a connection with the adeno virus. most of the cases have been tested for adeno listed in the gastroenterology especiallyizing in liver disease. the theory is that some of these young children could

, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. of "fox & friends" continues now. ♪ >> brian: here we go straight to a fox news alert. the community of uvalde, texas, coming together for a vigil. honoring the victims of tuesday's horrific elementary school shooting, grieving families and students remembering the 19 children and two teachers lost in the attack. meanwhile, all those children killed between the ages of 8 and 10. the local hospital says it has discharged or transferred all of those juries in the shooting believed to be as many as 17. >> ainsley: investigators are still searching for a motive as governor greg abbott reveals the gunman wrote a series of messages online before his crime spree. one saying i am going to shoot my grandmother. another saying i have shot my grandmother and a third one saying i'm going to shoot up an elementary school. abbott also praised law enforcement's response. >> the reason it was not worse is because law enforcement officials did what they do. they showed amazing courage by running towar

. >> ainsley: i like the hair cut. >> brian: really pricy. >> ainsley: $10.n: extra super cut. >> ainsley: oh my gosh to be a man a little powder and $10 hair cut. >> brian: you are against the gender. >> ainsley: it's just life doesn't take you as long to get ready. >> brian: no it doesn't. >> steve: once you find something you stick with it marni at my barbershop out in new jersey has been cutting my hair for 25 years. >> brian: karina is back cutting my hair. we will see how that goes. i will say this: at least none of us had pedicures yesterday during the day. >> ainsley: i saw that eric adams pedestrian cure and going to the met ball he is our mayor eight people were shot in new york. >> steve: all about priorities. our priority on the news channel is to give you the news. and this thing hit like a ton of bricks. >> brian: unbelievable. >> steve: stunning new report on politico on unprecedented u.s. supreme court leak that has rocked the nation. politico obtained apparently a draft majority opinion written by thomas -- mr. alito suggesting the high court

one other thing ainsley and will. that is going back to the fact that the world's richest man used the-what we're calling, what i was reading in the materials this morning is the poop emoji. a couple of years ago, one of my kids sent me that and they told me that was frozen yogurt. now to find out it's actually what i thought it was this is an eye opener. >> ainsley: you didn't know, really? [laughter] >> steve: it looks like frozen yogurt. >> will: chocolate? >> ainsley: better for morning television as you are eating breakfast this morning. >> steve: right? no kidding. >> ainsley: he is very fair and honest. so smart. we want to listen to him. is he controlling the stock market by these decisions with twitter, and jeff bezos was saying similar comments, too, that the administration is not getting things done. and this doesn't look good for the democrats. if you have these individuals who appear to be pretty liberal. developing the electric card and bezos is giving a lot of money to democratic candidates, then they a

. >> ainsley: happy mother's day. tomorrow is grandparents day at our school so i'm volunteering so i won't be here tomorrow. but i want to wish you a very happy birthday over the weekend, toba who has been in our ear. >> brian: who i've never met. >> ainsley: last 15 to 17 years in my life. happy birthday to you on sunday and happy mother's day. happy mother's day to my mom. love you. you're the best. >> pete: see you tomorrow. >> bill: good morning, i'm bill hemmer. nice to see you at home today. >> dana: i'm good. >> bill: i'll call that turquoise. >> dana: what would you call your jacket? i think it's lovely. >> bill: i call it summertime. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." we're told there is a very strong police presence see justice's homes after the leak of a draft opinion that would

nbc's julia ainsley will be here in a moment. sam, you've been here the last couple of days.re's a lot of grief in this community. it's not going anywhere. talk to me a little bit about what you've been seeing. >> days, weeks, months, year. you look at the folks from newtown. they're doing better a decade removed. but as you drive down main street here and pass the city hall, there's a memorial across the street. there's american flags everywhere. there are pictures of students, graduating seniors, staked into the ground. you know, scholastic achievements and wanting to honor them, and right across the street from that is a plaza with a fountain and a memorial of 21 people who have been killed, 19 students who will not only not make it to high school, they won't make it to middle school, because they died between the ages of 8 and 10. there's a lot of anger on multiple fronts, the police response is at the forefront of that. they cannot comprehend at this point how you can have 19 law enforcement officers inside of a hallway at 12:03 and 47 minutes later, it's federal agents

from ainsley herself. >> brian: a signed picture of me. >> pete: signed by ainsley for your birthday.ve ever got. unbelievable. that is perfect. wherever ainsley is i appreciate her showing that she can walk and chew gum and read at the same time. >> rachel: and you got a nice birthday song from janice dean this morning. >> brian: that's true. >> pete: happy birthday. if you missed the show yesterday, brian was bragging about his ability to walk forwards and backwards and how he has invented this amazing walk. we uncovered some footage. it turns out you have been doing this for quite some time. training for this. this is brian kilmeade at a younger age. [laughter] >> brian: right, i was born blond. >> pete: you have been ready to go. >> brian: what is wrong with you people? >> pete: we need to call that family and get approval for it. >> rachel: not not really him? >> brian: they didn't have film back then. i'm an old news man. >> pete: answer her question what are your plans? >> brian: what are my plans? i actually don't have big plans because it's going to meld into mother's day on

. >> ainsley: and then, you actually talk about the freedom and sacrifice and especially memorial day and for 24 years, tell us what your messages on memorial day. >> i think this is the reason why we remember memorial day. we are called to action that is greater than ourselves. so, memorial day to me and the reason why we honor those who have died in service to our country is that it takes for us to go beyond self-preservation to have that courage to do so, knowing courage does not mean that you don't fear, but that you put something above yourself, whether the love of your country, love of your fellow man. extraordinarily important on this day to remember those who have died before in service to the contrary, that is why we honor them. so, we know as a whole we have this love of country for one another and that require sacrifice. that these values we hold so dear, our freedoms, liberties, they come at a price. we honor those who have been willing to pay their last full measure of devotion in support of us in support of the values as a country. >> brian: congressman mariannette mille

joining me now with more, nbc's julia ainsley.m seconds ago. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is from our producers in the courtroom. they said that right now the judge seems skeptical when they are talking to the states making this case, that the number of border crossings is automatically linked to the number of fentanyl getting across the border. if he is going to make a ruling that would cause the lifting of covid restrictions, what impact would that have on drug smuggling? the states are saying the border needs to shut down to prevent illegal drugs from coming in. of course, it's illegal to bring illegal drugs across the border no matter what covid restrictions we have in place. he is saying that the rule is too expansive, title 42 should never have been something that the cdc had the power to do, this is immigration and shouldn't be on cdc to be able to shut down border traffic due to covid. what we are getting at is that this is a judge who we thought might be very sympathetic to the states who want to keep the restr

joining us now is nbc news correspondent julia ainsley. good morning. what's that been like?spoke to one woman in princeton, new jersey, trying to bring her sister's family to come live with her in the united states. she was elated when this website first launched. it launched about a week and a half ago, april 25th, when she found out she could sponsor her sister and her sister's family to come here. right now they're in warsaw where they're living in crowded conditions because that country has really been pushed to the brink because of so many refugees they brought in. now she's trying to bring her sister over. she's going online and she's told she needs to provide not all all of her income information but her sister's assets and show the vaccination records of the entire family going back for their entire lives, they need to prove their assets, which includes the value of their home in ukraine, appraised by an approved appraiser that could supposedly be liquidated within 12 months. those are the kind of things she's supposed to put on this application. she did it for her s

>> julia ainsley, thanks so much. you have seen this all firsthand. alyssa murray, pick up the legal point. is this judge's ruling final? could it be challenged? >> it could be challenged. this is a district court judge in lafayette. the fact it's a district court judge in louisiana as opposed to a town on the border is quite notable. many of those in the administration are arguing that this is really an episode of forum shopping where red states are seeking hospitable situations to bring these. this was selected in the hopes this judge would be favorable. he could be appealed. this could go up to the fifth circuit, very conservative. it's likely the administrationv. the supreme court has not been that hospitable to claims the biden administration made to roll back trump era policies. there's been discussion on this. this is just yet another episode in an unfolding series of challenges about whether or not the immigration policies of the prior administration must be continued by the current administration. >> we should point out that the majority, i t

julia ainsley spoke to ukrainian families now living in florida. >> reporter: tampa couple roy a andony tyson weren't used to a noisy house. had you ever done anything like this before? >> never we are two professionals, no children. >> reporter: then last month the couple welcomed ukrainian refugees julia, husband serhiy and sons 11-year-old max and 3-year-old mark into their house, turning the quiet home of two into a full house of six. >> we were seeing all these people that were fleeing, so we researched a church that were matching the host families with the refugees we said we have room for two or three. they said we have a family of four, and we said alrighty then. >> reporter: yulia's family fled ukraine when russian bombing started and entered the u.s. by way of mexico. inside the tyson's home they finally found rest >> translator: my son when the war started had nightmares and now he is able to sleep again. >> reporter: then the tysons' lives were fuller. yulia told about her friend and husband and three children the tampa community rallied and her family was taken in by a c

julia ainsley covers this.he memos, which some are -- which are chilling. >> yeah, and they definitely not only raise our attention, halle but got to the attention of some law enforcement agencies, 25 threats you mentioned. those were referred to law enforcement agencies to be investigated and possibly referred for criminal prosecution if they crossed a line. dhs here has been very specific to say that they do still protect free speech. they're not going after people who want to be pro or anti abortion access online but they want to show some threats are crossing a line. talking about storming the supreme court, trying to murder justices, even they went so far as to target abortion access rallies and post pictures from past terrorists incidents where cars had driven into crowds to almost encourage that kind of behavior in those rallies, hallie. really, really chilling. now dhs put this into an internal memo put out by the office of intelligence. it's unclassified. this isn't coming from someone deep within a mo

nbc's julia ainsley, so glad you're with us today. for legislative win for democrats ahead of the midterms. we're get into that. >>> coming up on "morning joe," more live reporting from texas. new details emerge about the events surrounding tuesday's shooting at robb elementary school. >>> as well as, we got into some of it, new criticism over the time it took authorities to respond. we're going to hear live from a uvalde city councilman who said police arrived at the school faster than reported. >>> plus, a fair of former high-ranking police officials join the conversation. new york city and boston's bill bratton and retired police chief carmen best will get into the law enforcement response, as well. "morning joe" a few moments away. away you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're all

and be seen julia ainsley it's following the story fast.e you if this policy was lifted how big of a concern of the administration to handle the surge of these migrants, how big would be, how would they pay for it? >> well, it depends what you're talking about. yes, for us financially there are concerns within dhs as we were able to reveal this week through internal documents we've obtained. there's a currents are in a dhs they don't have the finances to be able to quickly process, shelter, and transport migrants to their final destinations, where they make their claims for asylum. they were worried about major backlog at the border, and running out of money for border security, unless there was a supplemental requests to cover. if title 42's lifted, there still budget concerns because they're still at a record high migrant surge at the border. then you talk about politically, internally at the white house there is a fear, discussion at least even if those fears aren't outweighing when actually comes out as a result. we know that there are

>> ainsley: basically a cup of starbucks. you can sacrifice that. >> pete: wonderful partnership. two great guys, great americans. >> ainsley: have a great day. thank you for watching. see you back here tomorrow. >> bill: what was the killer's motive, was the properly is response enough? dana has time off. julie is back with us today. good morning to you. >> julie: america is reeling and in mourning. 19 children and 2 teachers dead. 17 others wounded. >> bill: the gunman sending several private messages on facebook in the 30 minutes leading up to the massacre. one message referred to shooting his own grandmother. another about attacking an elementary school. >> julie: a short time later he entered the school through a back door and went into a fourth grade classroom, barricaded himself and opened fire. a border patrol agent from an elite unit rushed into the shooter killing the student. >> bill: we have heard from many anguished parents waiting for news of their missing children and many are now left to remember their loved o

well here at the latest is nbc news correspondent, in all things immigration grew, julia ainsley. welcome, julia. i first want to take a little bit deeper into the judges ruling. now, he has cited the administrative procedures act. what else we need to know? here >> that's right. that is the same act that was cited when, under the trump administration, we had in over turning of the trump administration's attempt to try to repeal dhaka. they said that they didn't follow the administrative procedures and allow for enough time for people who would be affected by this new rule to weigh in. same thing here. this judge, judge summer haze and louisiana, saying the state should have had an opportunity to weigh in before title 42 would be lifted, because they would be impacted by its lifting. now, the justice department is going to appeal and probably what they will say is the same thing that they have been saying and defending themselves before judge summer haze, which is to say, this is the cdc authority that. the pandemic we believe is winding down, and so therefore the cdc is making th

from the financial assets, it's not necessary. >> our thanks to nbc's julia ainsley for that report.ios, mike allen. mike, what is the axios 1 big thing for this morning? >> happy friday. axios 1 big thing is post roe prepping. axios has reporting from across the country about abortion providers who are already getting ready to shift resources from red states to blue states if this roe rollback actually occurs. my axios colleagues have identified five states that are expecting an influx. these are the blue states of california, oregon, minnesota, maryland, massachusetts. what we expect is a surge of people coming to those states if abortion becomes illegal elsewhere. we talked to a number of clinics and providers. they're already getting ready for how post-roe care might be different. for instance, they are preparing to help people with travel, help people with child care, help people are other logistical issues that were rare needs by patients in this current time when abortions were available closer to home. >> mike, another story we've talked a lot about as it relates to tech, axi

but as julia ainsley reports, it's a painstaking process for some >> reporter: svetlana rogers was counting on president biden. >> this program will be fast. it will be streamlined. >> reporter: rogers is trying to get her sister's family, which fled from ukraine to poland to her home i new jersey when she logged on to the website to apply -- >> i was in shock. the requirements tha they are asking to provide it is not clarity on anything. >> reporter: she has only seen her sister olana and 8-year-old niece over video calls since the war began. in warsaw olana is struggling to find work and even to buy food >> it's very hard. >> reporter: for access to the u.s., the family had to track down a deed to prove they owned their war ravaged home and paper vaccination records from overwhelmed hospitals. >> they have their hands full to find a doctor to do that for you, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: the biden administration has closed the u.s.-mexico border to ukrainian refugees directing them all to this online portal where their american sponsors have to show they can provide financial support.

joining me more to talk more about it is jody ainsley and sam. us just more about what we know about this ruling and the concerns really of dhs with the cost that they will take in now in dealing with the migrant surge. >> well this ruling will keep in place that covid-19 era roulette started in march of 2020, that is kept nearly 2 million migrants from crossing the southern border including asylum. something that they have an international right to do. it started as a cdc authority, but has really been challenged by a lot of activity rope groups who say at this point has nothing to do a public health. it is really become more of an immigration enforcement tool. in fact, the biden administration fought lifting it earlier in court when advocacy group sued to lift. it then they agreed to lift it may 23rd on monday, but a job appoint adjudged and louisiana yesterday put a preliminary injunction that will keep this in place indefinitely until we can either have an argument on the merits or there is an appeal. . so we are waiting to see if the biden a

. >> we're going to bring in nbc's julie ainsley on this who's got more on the aftermath of this ruling happens now? what's the impact of this decision? >> well, we understand the justice department does plan to appeal the decision. which means it will be taken out of the district court from the trump appointed judge, robert summer hazen, into the circuit level. it could end up playing all the way up to the supreme court. we've seen that with other immigration policies like remain-in-mexico which was a trump era policy. then put back on the books after biden got rid of it. this is sort of been flying out a lot in the course in large part because congress has been so afraid or reluctant to touch immigration reform for so many years. so that's what happens next. you have to point out that there are also lawsuits that have pushed the biden ministration to lift title 42 even earlier. something they thought would lift when the biden administration came into power taking over from trump. because it had long been thought that this was over used. they call the public health authority but had re

let's get more from ainsley hagler. i watched her this last night. it was pretty tough, wasn't it? yes, it was a very scattered debate. they yelled at each other a lot. there was some discussion of china, some discussion of the cost of living, corruption. the clear winner seemed to be anthony albanese on the night but it was certainly not a fantastic debate. >> any kerry -- any ketek a waste -- any key takeaways when it comes to the broader agenda? >> there was a discussion about cost that was important. anthony albanese discussed how they plan to bring the cost of living down. not so much of the check out, but looking at the cost of childcare and wages and things like that that would inspire productivity rather than pushing inflation up. i think that was an important message for him to get across. scott morrison meanwhile was prodding albanese on the opposition relationship with china, which will probably resonate with some voters. looking at the polling this morning it looks like labor has pulled away further from the government. the likely winner of the coming election. it puts

. >> ainsley: it is so nice to hear all of these stories, and i really enjoyed it. i hope you at home and joined it as much as us. >> gnomic >> todd: "fox & friends" begins right now, have a great day. ♪ ♪ >> president biden in uvalde, texas. >> 219 students and two teachers killed in the shooting there. >> it is hard not to get frustrated. >> came to my memorial day rally with government accountability. >> this is memorial day we can. >> gas prices hitting record highs this memorial day we can. >> average price $4.21. >> they want gas prices higher. stop playing games. >> tom cruise is back 34 years later on "top gun." estimated $150 million debut. >> unbelievable! >> the final corner but they come to the wire! ♪ ♪ >> good morning welcome to "fox & friends" on this memorial day. will cain, rachel can post office, as we honor the fallen heroes. giving their lives for our freedom. glad to have you with this, rachel, joey, good morning to you. happy memorial day and you can say that. >> i said that to someone and one of the producer said "i don't know." joey gave me t

who knew ainsley earhardt was so good with a needle?oes the sling blade voice, my bra is half off. amber got off the stand, johnny blind in one eye walked in her direction. thank god she was protected by that red oval thing. i want a red oval thing. anyway, she recoiled. the tile resumes may 16. something tells me these crazy kids points out. all right. i'm going to go to you first. you know -- >> i'm going to say one thing. i didn't know -- i'm on here accidentsly because -- i'm not on this show because i know johnny. >> greg: of course. this is something -- >> i'll say it's sad for me to watch. johnny is still my friend. all i can say is i'll be -- i was with him with winona, kate moss. he was always a gentlemen. i was drunk with him. i never saw him to be horrible to anybody. one time i met them together is when we did a cry baby event in l.a. and freshly together and they were the happiest couple. i don't know. >> greg: that's how it starts, dagen. >> that's what it reminds me of, the imitation of life when they cut back and forth.

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. ♪ >> ainsley: we start with a fox news alert.xas, at least 19 children and two teachers killed in a shooting at robb elementary school? uvalde, texas. this morning, we are learning of the names of some of those killed. xavier lopez was a fourth grader, he was only 10 years old. he accepted an award at the school with his mother just hours before the shooting, the last time she saw him alive. and the associated press reports 8-year-old u z iah garcia is also among the dead two. teachers were also

fun fact, sean hannity and ainsley ehrhardt are dating.e and in a $27 million settlement. laura ingraham, wow. what can you say about her that hasn't already been said by the antidefamation league? tucker crossing, are you kidding me? who else could ask questions that google could easily answer? do vaccines work mark -- do vaccines work? is this america? there is so much happening in the world. sometimes it can be overwhelming and you want to tune it all out. that is wild of watching cnn. >> happening over there? apparently jeff got fired after he tried to keep his workplace relationship a secret. cnm plus, gone. but, forgotten. i blame john king. your magic board can predict how everyone is going to vote but could not predict that nobody wanted more cnn? they spent $300 million on cnn plus. i think stanley tucci knew exactly where italy was i'm was just going to keep searching. do you understand how much money that is? streaming is the future. there is an old saying, you have to spend money to make sure chris cuomo doesn't get in a defama

martha, ainsley, piers morgan.uts out with something you cannot eat. teamed up with girl scouts make up edition line includes scented eye shadow colored lipstick. >> greg: can i be a girl scout? >> shannon: collector's box. >> jesse: can't eat that makeup, greg. that's it for us. "special report" is up next with bret. >> bret: thin mints are so good good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the hillary clinton campaign lawyer accused of lying to the fbi about the trump-russia probe has been found not guilty. several experts, court watchers believe the evidence against michael sussmann was cut and dry but the jury didn't believe it was or felt it was immaterial to the big picture. the question now what is the next step for special counsel john durham who did open new doors of inquiry during this trial.

julia ainsley, my colleague, reported that. that was an hour later. and there are real questions about some of the children who were wounded, whether they could have been saved had the police gone in earlier. it just violated the doctrine of what police are supposed to do after a mass shooting. it is really inexplicable. there is a swat team in the uvalde police force and it is not clear why, whether they responded or if they did, why they did not get there before an hour. so, there are many painful questions here. this would have been horrible under the best of circumstances. but you have a texas police agency that does not appear to be giving straight answers. and then you have some real questions about the police response. >> we are just two days out. there are a lot more questions. we just have to be careful. we are not drawing any conclusions yet. there is a lot more we need to find out. ali, governor abbott is going to uvalde tomorrow. and let's be clear. because there are headlines that he is no longer going to the nra convention. but that's no

well our julia ainsley has the story of one american couple going the extra mile to help ukrainian refugeessed to a noisy house. >> had you done anything like this before? >> never. we are two professionals, no children. >> then last month the company welcomed two ukrainian refugees, yulia, cousin, and max and mark into their house. turning the quiet hub of two, into a full house of six. >> we were seeing all of these people who were fleeing, so we researched a church matching the host families with the refugees. and we said we had room for two or three, and they said with that we have a family of four! so we said already. >> julia's family fled ukraine when russian bombing started, and entered the u.s. by way of mexico. inside the tyson's home they finally found rest. >> [interpreter] my son when the war started had night moore's. but now he is asleep again. >> but then the tyson's live became even fuller. they told the host about the plight of her friend and her husband and three children. the community rallied, and that family was taken in by a couple a ten minute drive away. >> as soon