commission i have left my office because my being here with the youth i say what does duty quite well alfred alfred i want to look out good i mean i was ok. on the right here mr police called commissioner has to want to more do you require i come from an area that i you know there is a forum going on a very remote area what do we as. those people so you want to better communication exact ok so we've just heard that the responsibility now falls back to the community to the young people that you've been given all the resources the police commissioner has opened his doors for you so what can you do as a young person from mumbai to try and eliminate this problem the reality is just understanding that equalization from this perspective you will find that many of us are. easy targets we have to say religious leaders who are also not ready to bring up young religious leaders we have different not ready to pick. to become a leader so that when you're going to go so out of that. still be telling him and we've been told that's one of the problems is religious leaders not grooming younger ones is that generat

alfr alfred, suggest people are getting worried? >> i think it tells us another reminder is fear is the greatest motivator over greed. >> are people fearful now? >> i think people have been fearful for the last few months, absolutely they've all been taking inflows including our own lslt one thing you do notice is people don't want to get away from equities either, so they want to be exposed to equities they just don't want the volatility snow you're looking at the dividend yield on the s&p 500, which is the ten-year bond yield. there was a story this weekend i can't remember who it is my apologies to whoever wrote this story high-risk municipal bonds are getting bought simply because people don't know what to do with their money to get any kind of a decent return. >> sure, sure. i think the number was around $8 million poured insofar this year, which is something we haven't seen, you know, in a couple of decades. again, what that points to in our view is just in terms of flight of safety, but i still don't want to miss out on equity returns. s&p still up 13% on the year at the halfway point it's a great return i'd like it to continue. >> the hardest thing, if you're winning at blackjack, take your money and leave the table. most people stay and lose their money. that's why casinos look so nice. we made 13% this year. there's a lot of worrying signs. do we want to trim and take some of that profit if we have any, of course, and wait till things cool off >> what we're telling advisers is just rebalance. if you take others around the globe, whether's asia or european markets, the u.s. is still the most attractive. you have growth profits. despite what atlanta is saying about growth for the second term or quarter, 1.3 versus 3.2, it's still a healthy number i know it's relative if you look at volatility for the past few weeks, it hasn't spiked up despite all the crazy headlines, trade talks deteriorating. it's a safer place to be relative to other parts of the world. so you want exposure. >> good stuff. we'll have you back on soon to talk more about it if this trend continues, alfred good to be back. >>> the european elections are now over growth to the hard right did slow down. but now the hard work begins, getting a real deal done the leaders meeting today to discuss the results of the region's parliamentary elections plus theresa may's resignation we talk about the field of contenders who may replace miss may. willem. >> there are now ten people who have put their name forward to try and replace theresa may as prime minister four have resigned over brexit issues the remaining six remain in cabinet as she limps toward departure in the third week of june what these kaenls are being forced to do based on the results of the european par la plenty elections with them coming in fifth place with less than 10% of the national vote is essentially hardening their stances on brexit. you have four of these ministers saying -- and this is where investors are watching very closely -- they're prepared to take them out of the deal because that's what voters want, and even thos

alfred p newman? >> okay, notice what she said. was it alfred p newman, greg, or alfred e. neuman?you, they do not keep score well on that show. >> i told them that. hey, i noticed -- >> want a rematch? >> can i say something to an intern here. also, watters' world. we have the latest on the sex strikes, so see that. politically incorrect movies that wouldn't survive today. and dana perino makes her "watters world" debut. you know we talk about? you. >> people will be riveted. >> it's a pretty good segment. >> your turn. >> greg gutfeld show tomorrow. i've got carrie shepard, i've got john kane, i've got kat timpf and tyrus at 10:00 p.m. if you don't watch it, you're dead to me. now it's time for this. ♪ animals are great well, talk about talking softly and carrying a big stick. check out bosco. no, he's not chocolate syrup. he's a dog. a doxxing. a determined doxxing. check him out with a bridge that's in his gritty teeth. goes to show you that big things are often inside small packages. what an adorable little animal. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great was ♪ ♪ >> that's what

alfred e. neuman. >> tucker: alfred e. neuman. is that right? >> do you know who in the white house continues to give nicknames to his rivals, calling democratic candidate mayor pete buttigieg alfredof mad magazine. >> tucker: wow. that was a little tighter than i thought it was going to be. decisive victory by kennedy. jesse, thank you very much. >> jesse: i'm 0 for 2. did you smoke me? >> tucker: was impressive on both your parts. trying to be diplomatic here. it was great. kennedy, you win, that entitles you to the coveted eric pimple mug send you by fedex as soon as we can figure out what our tracking numbers are. >> kennedy: works from d.c. to new york. >> tucker: actually really good point. thank you. >> jesse: bye. >> tucker: those of you watching at home pay attention every week. tune in next thursday to see if you can beat our experts. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> the russians are engaging in trying to divide us. russian interference in places like facebook. >> no question what russia did. they medalled in our election. >> tucker: that's former ohio governor john kasich. he fell early and very hard for the russia hoax. two years later he has still not recovered. is he stil

alfred e newman. he said alfred e newman cannot be president of the united states. here is the south bend mayor responding. >> i had to google that. i guess it's a generational thing. >> reporter: for those of us who would also need to google the reference, we saved you the time. alfredewman according to wikipedia is a fictitious mascot and cover boy of the american humor magazine mad. the president rolled out a variation on the nickname for joe biden tweeting looks to me like it is going to be sleepy creepy joe over crazy bernie, everyone else is fading fast. polling data shows biden with a sizable lead in nationwide numbers against sanders in number 2, well ahead in the first two contests in new hampshire and iowa but a smaller lead. the president opined in politico i look at it mike my race, another way to look at how seriously the president's operation is taking biden's frontrunner status, the campaign's war room put out this video of biden advocating a border fence, something not so popular with democratic primary voters. >> let me tell you something, folks, people are driving across that border with funds, everything from methamphetamines to cocaine to heroin. >> reporter: the latest gallup polling looks at who americans would be willing to vote for. only 47% w

we have one viewer here who says "alfred, i think it's time for another alfred the great. " we have toot's see what else is in the news. tu rkey‘s see what else is in the news. turkey's electric commission has offered a rerun for the election of the mary in istanbul. president richard tyer berta one —— one mark protests have broken out in some turkish district, commented saying that does make commentators —— commentators saying that the democratic process in turkey has ended. and, in america, william barr may face contempt proceedings regarding the mueller report. juan guaido is asking the us to launch a military dimension following his failed attempt to spark a rebellion last week does make intervention. he says he will evaluate all options as he plans to oust president majuro from power. tiger woods has been presented with the presidential medal of freedom. the accolade is the highest american civilian honour for contributions to national security, world peace or cultural achievement. tiger woods is the fourth golfer to receive it. he won the masters in april, is first title in11 the

alfred persisted. they shut hands, dr. mayo and .other alfred for you no legal contract, a bond of trust. from that, st. mary's hospital opened in 1889. if you think about it, in this tableau, men and women did not work him together as professional counterparts at that time. dr. mayo was a man, a man of science. he admired charles darwin. mother alfred, a woman of faith. named her order for the virgin mary. they found common ground in serving patients. if you get this, you get all the rest. because you have different people, different skills and different points of view, but they come together for a common purpose. each one brought something unique to the equation. dr. mayo and louise raised their family right here in rochester, in this house, which is literally across the street from where we are right now. they made a momentous decision when the brothers were quite young. they decided they would mortgage this house and with that mortgage funding, purchase a microscope to help care for dr. mayo's patients. this is an example of a 19th-century microscope of the time that they would have used. the mayo boys were young. they were maybe eight, nine or four or five years old. two of them. microscope to help care for dr. they would always remember their parents' sacrifice. they grew up knowing medicine was a true calling. you entered med

alfred e. newman. he said an alfred e. newman person could not become president.of making fun of mayor pete's age. >> mayor pete doing it in turn, saying i didn't know what he was talking about. >> had to google that guy. mad magazine getting in on the fun and saying who is mayor pete? >> but in terms of a more serious point about joe biden, he said his 2016 race reminds him of the democratic field. it's a massive field.ut if you extend that analogy one step further, that means joe biden could be elected in 2020 and that's probably something that trump hadn't thought of. >> well, his political analysis only goes so far until it collides with reality, it seems. >> there's a lot of trump advisers who are worried that joe biden could be a big threat. >> absolutely. great interview, great analysis. >>> coming up for us, she has already said she's sorry. now, acterous felicity huffman is getting ready to plead guilty for her role in the college admissions scandal. so what is going to happen to her next? we'll be right back. minor accident -no big deal, right? wrong. yo

alfred and albert. lots of as. we we re alfred and albert. lots of as.ll have to wait and see. thank you. thank you for your company, keep the conversation go. thank you for watching. good morning. yesterday was a pretty cool day. in fact, for the early may bank holiday, it was the coolest on record. temperatures only got to 13.8 celsius in plymouth, yesterday. that‘s beat the previous record of 1a.5 degrees as the lowest maximum temperature. now, look at the satellite imagery, we‘ve got a swirl of cloud in the south—west, that‘s wednesday‘s whether. elsewhere across the uk through this morning, lots of cloud around and we‘ve got some showery rain affecting parts of northern england and the south of scotland. as we go into the afternoon, showers developing across wales, the midlands, eastern england, some of those showers could be heavy. but some dry and brighter weather across the south. not as cold as yesterday, temperatures 13 to 15 celsius. 5unny spells, a few wintry showers across the higher ground in northern scotland with some sunshine. throughout

alfred kerr was an influential theatre critic of the weimar era and her mother julie occur was a composer alfred who was jewish was vocal in his opposition to i don't have. a police. my father was in bed with 2 and then rang him up and. in that time to killing off passport 2 must get out immediately. never knew his name always wondered what happened to him but he said. that because my father. was dead and caught the next train out of germany. for a kurd fled to prague in march of 1933 judith her older brother michael and their mother also secretly left their home in an affluent suburb of berlin just before the secret police tried to seize their passports they met up with alfred in switzerland the family later moved to paris and finally settled in london in 1035. per wrote when hitler stole pink rabbit which became the 1st book in a trilogy to try to explain to her children what her own childhood had been like but it was published as west germany was just starting to come to terms with its nazi past and the book ended up being read by generations of german schoolchildren is just published. i think in 74 at a time when the germans hadn't yet really. managed to talk to their children about the past it obviously was very difficult and. this was an easy way in that cuz. nothing awful happened to us. you know they had to leave it to school just part of the kingdom and then they had to write the. whole song about that because i hated to i thought also simple side to it i thought you should just read to and that was not. to discourage went on to publish more than 30 books including a beloved series based on her family's can. she recently said that her greatest fear

alfred kerr was an influential theater critic of the virus. and her mother julie occur it was a composer alfred who was jewish was vocal in his opposition to i don't have. a police man rang my father nobody he knew. my father was ill in bed with this man ran him up and said. they're trying to kick away all passports who must get out immediately. never knew his name i always wondered what happened to him but he saved our lives for it either because my father. had there and caught the next train out of germany. alfred kurth fled to prague in march of 1933 judith her older brother michael and their mother also secretly left their home in an affluent suburb of berlin just before the secret police tried to seize their passports they met up with alfred in switzerland the family later moved to paris and finally settled in london in 1035. per wrote when hitler stole pink rabbit which became the 1st book in a trilogy to try to explain to her children what her own childhood had been like. but it was published as west germany was just starting to come to terms with its nazi past and the book ended up being read by generations of german schoolchildren is 1st published. i think in 74 at a time when the germans. hadn't yet really. managed to talk to their children about the poss that obviously was difficult and. this wasn't even there because. nothing awful happened to us you know they had to feed it to school it's just part of the kingdom and then they had to write. a song about that because i hated to i thou

alfred e. neuman according to the president, who told politico, alfred e. neuman cannot be president of the united states. here is the south bend mayor responding. >> i had to google that, i guess it is a generational thing. >> for those of us who would also need to google such a reference, alfredg to wikipedia, is the fictitious mascot and cover boy of the american humor magazine "mad." looks to me like it's going to be sleepy creepy joe over crazy bernie. everyone else is fading fast. the polling data shows biden with a sizable lead against a sanders, number two, still well ahead the first two of new hampshire and ohio but a slightly smaller lead. politico said, "i look at it like my race," ," they are takig seriously biden's runner status. president trump's war room put out this video of biden advocating for a border fence, something out so popular with democratic primary voters. >> let me tell you something folks, people are driving across that border with tons, tons -- hear me, tons -- of everything from byproducts to cocaine, to heroin. >> the latest gallup poll and shows who americans are willing to vote for. bernie sanders labels himself a democratic socialist. most interesting is this, willing to vote for someone under the age of 40, 71%. over the age of 70, only 43%.

alfred e. neuman as the cartoon character from "mad" magazine. >> he called you alfred e. neuman.t do you think? [ laughter ] >> the president of the united states called you that. wow. what goes through your mine when that happens? >> we talk a lot about elevating the dialogue, the fact that i inspired him to make a literary reference -- >> certainly has a good sense of humor. >>> montana governor steve bullock has been teasing an imminent campaign announcement tweeting this last night see you tomorrow. new york city mayor de blasio said he'll announce his final decision about a potential run for president this week. >> are you considering a presidential run? nearly two dozen people running. a lot of them white male. fitting your profile. why consider it? >> i don't think it makes sense to speak to that until i've come to a decision. . i've been talking to my family. we will make a final decision this week and announce it this week. until i've come to that decision i don't think it makes sense to speak that. >> ironically as you well know that was at trump tower because you're lo

alfred e. neuman? >> you know who in the white house continues to give nicknames to his rivals. calling democratic candidate mayor pete put a judge alfred who is the cartoon " magazine. >> tucker: wow. that was tighter than i thought it was going to be but it's still a decisive victory by kennedy. >> i'm 0 for 2. did you say you were going to smoke me? >> tucker: it was impressive on both of your parts, i'm trying to be diplomatic. kennedy you win and that entitles you to the coveted eric wintel mug and we are going to send you that by fedex. >> interoffice mail works from d.c. to mecca new york. >> tucker: that's a good point. congratulations. for those of you watching at home, pay attention to the news every week, all this week, tune in next thursday to see if you can beat our experts, we'll be right back. (music) just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments

alfred hitchcock, the photo, but also that he would draw his profile! >> also adds to the value because the doodle is something. it's his profile. that became very iconic to alfred isn't it? >> this is great, and this becomes a whole nother category when you look at james dean and also bruce lee because they both died unexpectedly early. so you have limited number of these signatures out there. the rarer is bruce lee because we also have a doodle from his character from the films. >> ah, norma jean. >> [ chuckles ] >> tell me about these early pictures of marilyn monroe. >> the early photos, this is really great. very desirable to any monroe collector. >> tim figures the james dean autograph could fetch up to $4,000 at auction. bruce lee, $5,000. and the marilyn monroe, $6,000. if these are some of the gold nuggets, what's the whole collection worth? what kind of numbers are we talking about? give me a ballpark. >> i would say for insurance purposes, this is a million-dollar collection, easily, because of the condition. >> in tim's opinion, it might have been worth even more. >> there's a lot of variables that go into this. let's take a look at the elvis photogr

alfred persisted. she said with our faith, hope, and energy it will succeed. so they shook hands, dr. mayo and mother alfred. no legal contract. a bond of trust. and from that st. mary's hospital opened in 1889. if you think you about it, in this tab low, men and women did not work together as professional counterparts at that time. dr. mayo was a man, a man of science. who admired charles darwin. mother alfred made her order from the virgin mary. they found common ground serving patients. you get this at mayo clinic, you get all the rest, because you have different people, different skills, different points of views but they come together for the common purpose. and each one brought something very unique to the equation. stood o and louise's across the street right where the stevens building was located. they made a momentus occasion. they decided to mortgage this house and with that mortgage funding purchase a microscope to help care for dr. mayo's patients. this is an example of a 19th century microscope at the time they would have used. the mayo boys were young. they were maybe 8, 9, 4, r5 years old at the time, the two of them. they always remembered their parents' sacrifice. so they grew up knowing medicine was a true calling. you enter medicine to serve other people and to work together in a cooperative manner. so fast forward to when the mayos -- and here we see william and charles a

alfred e. neuman cannot become president of the united states in reference pete buttigieg. pete: who is alfred e. neuman. >> mad magazine myself and middle aged men. remember what me worry? that was the dubious gullible face of mad magazine. here is mayor. pete: pete pretty spot on image there. griff: here is pete responding to the new nickname, listen. >> to be honest i had to google that i guess it's a generational thing. i didn't get the reference. kind of funny, i guess. but he is also the president of the united states and i'm surprised is he not spending more time trying to salvage this china deal. pete: pretty sure he is spending a lot of time trying to make an effective china trade deal. there is no doubt about it. jedediah: i had to google it too. i'm with mayor pete on this one. i googled it. actually a good response from mayor pete. laugh it off i guess it's funny but, you know. griff: i got the reference andy in the set-up. president trump, i think, has done a good job answered did it in 2016 and doing it now with this field is defining your opponent. defining people. in this case he is saying this is a silly, gullible kid like a comic magazine you pick up and read. jedediah: i'm not a huge fan of the nicknames but you love them. pete: i love them how effective they are in defining opponents in a way regular people relate. to say this guy shouldn't run for president. go back and be mayor of that town. same thing with the fraud that was elizabeth warren's representation of her background, pocahontas. you can't cut to it more effectively. his opponents don't like it because no one wants to be lyin' ted or little marco. ultimately look proximate result ted cruz and marco rubio are today big allies of the president in the senate. not like he does it because he hates that person. i'm in a race to win and i will do the most effective thing possible. i had to google it also but then when i saw it -- jedediah: contrary argument is he should be above all that nonsense. i wonder how he would take to a nickname. if someone gave minimum a hick name. pete: is he president and they are not that's what i would say. [laughter] griff: friends@foxnews.com. let us know what you think about it yes or no? jedediah: up or down. pete: come on. jedediah: 755-foot oil tanker collides with two barges releasing thousands of barrels of a toxic chemical into the houston ship channel. each barge was carrying 25,000 barrels of a clem call used to make gasoline. one capsize you had. the other has a huge gash. no injuries have been reported. officials are monitoring the air quality. and a former u.s. intelligence analyst is charged with leaking classified military documents to a reporter. daniel hill was arrested thursday. officials say he leaked information regarding military campaigns against al qaeda to someone at the intercept. the news outlet claims out documents are a vital public importance president trump sign as bipartisan bill to you create more shooting ranges across the country. legislation expands federal grants to state fish and wild life industries. funded from sales taxes on hunting equipment. and chick-fil-a a boycott is back firing. yahoo finance reporting it's now the third biggest restaurant chain in the u.s. tripling in sales the last 10 years. it's also considered one of the top restaurants for cleanliness and staff friendliness. the ranking comes as several colleges and airports ban chick-fil-a over its alleged anti-lnt views. those are your headlines. pete: we have chick-fil-a. jedediah: what's going on. smelling good. i had to read that with all those yummy smells. griff: number one in the fast food in terms of fresh deliciousness. pete: i went through the chick-fil-a drive-thru. the guy the nicest guy i ever met. chick-fil-a sauce. do you have not know. jedediah: i have only had the fries. pete: chick-fil-a sauce is like manna from heaven god gave it to us. griff: we would drive for south carolina for a week at the beach and we looked forward to not one but two stops. breakfast at chick-fil-a and then lunch at chick-fil-a double stoim. pete: spicy chicken with pickles. congratulations. here is all the haters and losers, you are still winning. griff: indeed. what happens when a pro-life group shows up to a college campus. >> ma'am, don't do that please. [bleep] you are a terrible person. griff: pro-life activist attacked in that video joins us live. that's coming up. you will hear from him firsthand. your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. during the memorial day sale, save $1000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. ♪ ♪ griff: welcome back. no deal after a set of long and contentious trade talks. the u.s. and china still without a trade agreement. jedediah: but there is still hope as representatives from both countries are scheduled to meet again. pete: our own david spunts is live in washington. >> good morning. chinese state media is reporting u.s. negotiators will continue talks next time in beijing in the coming weeks. this comes after what appeared to be a stalemate after those talks finished after two days in washington now the talks continue prompted stocks to close higher than expected at the close of business yesterday but at 12:01 a.m. friday morning after the stroke of midnight those tariffs went into effects up from 10 to 25% on $200 billion in chinese goods. you can see some of those goods right there. of course, many more as well. representative robert lighthizer negotiating with the chinese put out a statement that reads in part the president also ordered the u.s. to begin the process of raising tariffs on essentially all remaining imports from china valued at approximately $300 billion now, that could be coming in the next few weeks. on friday, after just a few short hours of talks, leu he had was spotted having lunch. he said talks would continue and they went quote fairly well. vice premier he said it's up to the two presidents meaning trump and counterpart xi to work it out. we are told the two have not spoken yet. the president said thursday he received a letter from the chinese president xi and they may eventually speak by the phone at some point soon. until that time, china has already made it clear they are preparing to retaliate for the move made by the trump white house. it's not clear though exactly how they will retaliate we will see that unfurl over the next few weeks. it does appear this morning that both sides will continue those talks next time they are going to be in beijing. pete: david, thank you very much. as he was reported i'm reminded that joe biden has a vulnerability here. remember he said china is not competition for us? griff: yeah. pete: down played show down this is right for trump to get it right for american workers. interesting clash on trade. griff: china's ministry of commerce said on friday they will take quote, unquote, necessary counter measures tariffs on 200 billion on chinese goods go in effect. now the lighthizer statement threatening another 325 billion essentially the number that i am hearing at some point china is going to have to. pete: let's do it and stair them down. let's go. et. griff: as charles payne was saying in the last hour this is a fight necessary to have. you have got to have this fight because of the egregious. pete: abuses. of our country and people. jedediah: joe biden is going to have to answer for the obama legacy many issues on china the list is very long with dissatisfaction with obama policy. campus? >> is this you? >> yes. >> ma'am, don't do that please, please. >> you are a [bleep] le person. griff: pro-life activist attacked in that video joins us live next. pete: the tolerant. at carvana, we have only one standard when it comes to the quality of our cars: the highest. it's why only 1 in 10 cars we look at qualify to sell on our site. if it's been in a reported accident, we won't sell it. and at our state-of-the-art facilities our ase certified mechanics roll up their sleeves and get to it. inspecting, dialing-in, and fine tuning every single car inside and out, bringing all of it up to our high standards. by the time we're done, our cars are beyond "certified." they're carvana certified. so whether you have it delivered or pick it up, we do it all so you can rest easy. 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i can only assume that if there were a planned parenthood booth or any sort of pro-choice or proabortion booth those people would want to be respected despite whatever display they have going on? >> absolutely. that is the funny thing about it. misward and other people who attack pro-lifers they don't want to live in the world they are creating punching each other in the face instead of having respectful dialogue. we are about the exchange of ideas and civil dialogue. not hitting each other in the face when topics get emotional. pete: what is it about the mentality that says i'm thought going to come up to you and dry to win a debate. i many come up and punch you and say you are not allowed here. that's not discourse. that's violence. >> beings exactly. hope that's not the american we are becoming. not a real argue. on why you can dismember or decapitate. there is no argument you can make for that moral case. jedediah: what is your message to jillian ward who assaulted you? >> well, you know, i believe in the rule of law and that justice should be upheld but personally i offer her my unconditional forgiveness for what she did. god has forgiven me of much and i will also forgive her of much. pete: that's wig o big of you. we got a statement from the school. they went ton to say the federal education rights and privacy act prevents the university from commenting on discriminatory actions involving students. so they are basically saying we are not taking a position. do you feel like if it was an incident the other way around they said they couldn't comment. do you feel like it was the other way around maybe they would come out for a student? >> we have seen a trend with these universities becoming more indoctrination centers than anything. i'm a college graduate with a political science degree. i saw that first hand in the way these students are being raddized to not use civil dialogue be rad activists resort to theft and vandalism. this is something i face every day on the front lines of abortion debate to be created equal. jedediah: there were consequences faced for her. she was arrested. she will have to explain herself. there will be, you know, she didn't just get off the hook for, this correct? >> correct. yeah. she has been charged with a class 2 misdemeanor for non-aggravated assault. her court date is in early june for this. pete: austan thank you for activism and very important cause. thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: a school is going above and beyond to make sure they don't offend anyone. get. this they are renaming mother's day to acknowledgment day. jedediah: i'm acknowledging that i'm a dog mom on this national dog mom day and i'm celebrating with my new puppy today. look how old she is. my baby ♪ ♪ "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com." who glows? 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>> daddy's day. mommy's day and daddy's day. this is a baby not a puppy. pete: national dog dad day. jedediah: there thu should be. if there is not we will create one. she is shaking because she is nervous. griff: serious, serious cuteness alert. pete: can i hold her? griff: my dad had that. four years goes away no problem. jedediah: can i hold her a second. pete: i'm a little worried but. we will be friends. [sigh] kissing pete hegseth. jedediah: she likes you. she smells the chick i chick-fi. griff: mentioned a dad dog day. maybe they will make it acknowledgment day. pete: come on up. hand the dog off. hand over the football. real thing in australia. a school. griff: wants to rename mother's day and father's day for that matter and calling it simply acknowledgment day. we need to rename it. here is what the principal janet d. pill la says, quote, i sincerely humane society this change in name will show that we as a community recognize that our families are not made of any particular combination of people we no longer subscribe to a binary world just let it hang out there for a second. anytime scientists but i'm pretty sure that every person has a biological mother at some level. we are doing a lot of things with engineering. i get all of that ultimately you call somebody mom. you can't call them mom anymore? jedediah: i understand the sentiment that every family is different and there are unconventional families i get it and appreciate that leave the names alone. mother's day is mother's day and father's day is father's day. you don't have to change the name to have inclusiveness. i get it. you don't have to change the name to get there. pete: correct. griff: do you want it mother's day or father's day or acknowledgment day? pete: change it to something other than acknowledgment day? jedediah: acknowledgment day is silly. pete: greatest person in your life day. jedediah: favorite parent. pete: let us know. headlines for you now. mayor of baltimore cri cripple the city's servers. demanding $77,000. the mayor once again wrestling to pay up saying the city is working quickly to get system back up. the city is working with the fbi to investigate, the women who pled guilty to conspiring to being a russian agent says she was not a spy during an interview behind bars jedediah: sentenced to 18 months trying to infiltrated american political groups. judgmr. guzman has been overtwo years now without any access to fresh air or natural sunlight. the light in his cell is always on leading to serious issues of sleep deprivation. we want ear plugs so he can get a better night's sleep. chap being held in new york prison and will be sentenced next month. if your dream job is to travel the world, you better listen up. luxury shopping website hush hush wants to pay one lucky person $65,000 a year to test luxury yachts. where do we apply? the successful applicant would live on a different yacht every week and submit a review. you must be at least 21 years old. have a valid transport and be able to travel on short notice. that sounds like a pretty good deal, guys. griff: you buried the lead. it's our own rick reichmuth that's going to do it. jedediah: i feel like you would be on board, rick. it would be perfect. rick: i'm not working when i do that. i'm going to write about my experience was food included this that. pete: no lodging or food. jedediah: good deal. rick: it's more than i save right now. pete: you and my me both. rick: let's take a look at the weather and show you what's going on this morning. a lot has been going on right across the central spartan of the country. all of the flooding. we have been talking about flooding the better part of six and now down across parts of the south. heavy rain. sugar land, texas over four days saw over 17 inches of rain. and that has caused incredible flooding there. across areas of the south. more rain today but we are almost done with the worst of it, i think at least we'll have one little batch of rain move across texas later on today. at least southeast texas. and clear out a little bit tomorrow for mother's day which will be good. see rain across southern california. it's very uncommon this time of year. rain and storms across parts of the southwest. here is the forecast rainfall we will see over the next few days. little bit of flooding going on. temperatures pretty good. hot in florida. 90's in older. take at areas across the great lakes and towards the northeast for mother's day unfortunately not looking good 53 in chicago. 51 in buffalo. all right, back to you. griff: thank you. how did liberal states sell legalized marijuana by promising a ton of money in california. pete: in california that promise just went up in smoke. see what we did there? 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so gambling, tobacco, the state needs people to gamble more and smoke more and smoke more marijuana and they always say it's for the children. they are going to spentsd money on things for the children it. promotes bad behavior and we're seeing a lot of that in california, obviously. jedediah: gavin newsom has this very shall we say ambitious california for all budget it. includes things like expanding medical coverage, eligibility tore 19 to 25-year-olds regardless of immigration status. proposes two years free community college tuition. $1 billion to fight homelessness. they were counting on a lot of this tax revenue from can cannabis. they are not going to get it from the legalization market. where is this money going to come from, mike. >> this is where this will crash 50% of the income tax revenue in california come from the richest 1% of californians. those richest 1% their incomes fluctuate a lot depending on how the economy is doing. richest 1% are very mobile and can move and can get out of this state. when they are out of here the whole thing crumbles. big problem especially silicon valley. no reason why silicon valley needs to be in california. back story why it got there in the first place. really chance, random happenstance happened to be here. it could be anyway. soon it will be. 2k3w5678 has no one to rely on. my car broke down yesterday. no whoa is me here. a couple thousand dollars. we can afford it not a huge deal. there are people in california that could be a crushing expense now not only are taxes going up. harder and harder for those people citizens gavin newsom is going to tell that person we have to raise your taxes because for some illegal immigrant that is here this is craziness but people keep voting for these guys. griff: do you predict this won't eventually work because gavin newsom, to be fair, said it would take a couple years for this roll out to bin to pay off. >> i'm sorry for the rollout for? griff: gavin newsom said it would take five to seven years to start seeing the real benefits of this 15% levy on the can business tax are you saying what we have seen so far will never work. >> no. it will never come. always make the rosiest of tax projections. flip side expense think healthcare is going to cost always predict the absolute lower potential. never bring in the tax revenues they promise and expenses way, way more than they ever say as well. it will never work out. jedediah: i'm always surprised there is not a bigger mass exodus from business leaders. i have understand the weather is nice. that's wife go. at some point this stuff is crippling especially if you are tying to -- demoralizes. why don't people flee more readily. >> it's hard for businesses to leave. right? you have invested a lot of money to be here. a lot of employees are here. a huge expense to leave big thing that's happening businesses aren't expanding here. major companies been here for decades they are staying here but expanding in texas and all these other places. california is not seeing the growth it normally has. as you said the weather only lasts for so long. only so nice here before you can't take it anymore. griff: if you want to know when the exodus is starting in california will be totally empty it will be the day that they start taxing surfing. [laughter] >> and i know that is near and dear to your heart. i absolutely hate that. griff: it actually is indeed. we actually are going to do some surfing later on today. keep us posted. interesting to see if we also get new marijuana is causing in terms of health issues in california. >> don't forget marijuana is not good for you. let's not forget that either. >> mike, thank you. >> appreciate it. jedediah: are you in a market for a new car in the car coach is with the latest trends to look for this summer. that is coming up next. ♪ ♪ woman: ahh! need a change of scenery? kayak searches hundreds of travel sites and lets you see how your baggage will affect the cost of your flight, so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best price. kayak. search one and done. ♪ ♪ ♪ griff: the band's manager reached out brewery went through trademark application continued to set beer. this, victoria secret may do away with annual fashion show. company executives sending a memo to the no longer the right fit runway show broadcast on abc and cbs for almost 20 years. how about that? how about this? are you in the market for a new car? latest car trends in style and tech right now on fox square. with us now is a familiar face lauren. i love these segments. >> i do, too. griff: get right to it. this is a genesis. >> this is the genesis g-7. a luxury line but the trend is limited production. if you take a look at this beautiful g-70 all come in havana red. red stitching inside. it really has everything you would want and the price point on this car is $50,000. very limited production. the key thing also with trend long warranty, 10 year 100,000 miles. it does stand out in a crowd. [horn beeping] >> horn works. also great american car of the year. griff: what else have you got? >> technology. everybody is talking about autonomous cars. super cruise with cadillac. rick: what do you mean. >>ct 6 little line you see right there actually tells you about driving. it tells you green when you can take your hands off the wheel and i actually tested it. can you take your hands off the wheel. it's a trust factor but the technology actually works. and it's constantly being upgraded. rick: i mentioned something about the heats. something will wake you up to kind of alert you if you are not paying attention? >> all distracted by everything. if you are not paying attention there is a camera looking at you and it has -- have you get. rick: shock? >> it's not a shock. a vibration that makes you pay attention. rick: what's jed looking at. >> range rover eagle actual first on television to bring the evoke. jedediah: super comfortable you told me a tech savvy car. >> very tech savvy car. on road and off road take the range rover start at $42,000. a reasonable price for range rover rear view camera unbelievable visibility that you have never seen before in suv. on road and off road capability and comes with full maintenance. jedediah: oh, wow. >> you wouldn't think that jaguar and land rover have done that new technology engine you get better get up and go and fuel economy. jedediah: i feel super empowered in this car. >> you look great in it. this is one of my favorites. alpha amaze owe. >> beautiful. >> rev the engine for me. >> my goodness. [engine revving] performance suvs super hot trend. stand out in a car my rule of thumb is you are what you are drive. pull up and you make a statement. pete: extra even pronounce it. >> alfa ararmeo. very track worthy. great brakes. when you buy a that vehicle like this great statement. a lot of competition in this category and everybody is wanting to get into. this starts arranged $79,000. pete: she is a beauty. griff: we saved the best for last. time to get out of fancy sports cars into the trucks. >> this is a hot trend mid sized trucks. everybody is looking to get in to mid size trucks. they are super popular. this is a range rover fx 4. watch your foot there close the door and see a lot of great technology. it has towing capacity. [horn beeping] >> you love the horn. 7500 pounds. great pay load. short bed. pete: window to talk to rick. hey, rick. >> starting price on a ranger is $24,000. that's why they are selling so many. seats for four or five. and you still got towing capability. you are moving do you have a pickup truck? >> true. griff: pickup trucks gotten fancier misperception they're getting more expensive? >> not on the mid size trucks this vehicle around the 40's. you can use off road. into camping or hiking i know you love all the outdoor sports. perfect fit for you. put all your gear in back and people inside. jedediah: get it. griff: if you get this one it comes with fox news channel. >> great. ♪ ♪ griff: still ahead dan bongino. he is joining us live at the top of the next hour. 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>> i don't think this dog could be spoiled anymore? do you see? >> i you sons and daughters and everyone else, mother's day tomorrow, if you haven't done anything yet, do something today, you can't show up with nothing tomorrow. >> you are not alone. >> special guests too. you might be surprised. >> speaking of special guest, fox news contributor, former nypd officer and author of spy gate, the attempt to sabotage donald trump. are you a father of a dog or sticking to mother's day? >> one of the great regrets of my lifetime is coming down with dog allergies. i love dogs. this is the most important thing i ever set on "fox and friends". anybody, please make a mean out of pete hegseth's face on the renaming mother's day story. if you have a screen of that it would be the most viral meme internet history. >> changing the name. unbelievable. we've got to get to topics of the day. senators johnson and grassley sent a letter to fbi director ray and mike pompeo demanding document connected to christopher steele's meeting saying the fbi may have been warned of steel's political motivation before they launched the investigation. >> a couple big take aways from this. we have absolute proof that the united states government new christopher steele, the source of the fake bogus information on donald trump paid for by hillary was politically motivated. the woman at the state department who interviewed steel before the dossier -- before the fisa warrant was issued takes a note saying his motivations were political, he wents this out before election day. take away number 2 is critical and is getting looked over in all this. christopher steele was like the post man. this guy delivered no matter what. if you needed a negative piece of information about donald trump paid for by hillary christopher steele delivered it. he gave it to jonathan weiner at the state department, the media, the justice department, the fbi but most importantly, overwhelming evidence he gave the same information to john brennan and the fbi didn't know about it. if the fbi thinks they are getting information from donald trump that is really negative and it is the same information from the same guy we have a real problem here. >> do you think anyone will ask joe biden when he learned about the steel dossier? >> i would hope so because there are a couple interactions, the first is the white house is running this text by the fbi and the other is the white house, the potus, president of the united states wants to know everything we are doing. the third one opens up, they are coordinating a meeting at the white house with the beauty director of the cia to, quote, speak with one voice while they are discussing the case. it's only fair to ask joe biden what did you know, joe, and when did you know it? shannon: when it comes to the mueller report democrats wanted more information, more information, they want the non-rejected version, they want the 1%, the underlying evidence. not one democrat has read the less redacted report. what is going on? is it to make a big talking point? do they really care about this information? >> this is as funny as pete's face, this is hysterical. in a devastating opinion piece, chemistry also lays out the stupidity here. we've reached peak stupid. here is my phone. i can pull up on this phone amazon barnes & noble whatever and by the mueller report. anybody -- it is out for anyone to read. think about this. democrats potentially trying to criminally charge william barr for not producing a report they could go to the internet and by tomorrow. with regards to the redactions this is hysterical. andy mccarthy has a piece of fox news talking about this. the law, the grand jury secrecy law that prevents bill bar from disclosing this information, he would be committing a crime if he gives it to the democrats, the law could be changed by congress tomorrow. the bill on capitol hill, remember schoolhouse rock, congress can change that are but they won't do it. we are living in the dumbest of times right now. >> why aren't they reading the information if they are so hungry for it why not read it? >> they have been invited to look at the classified information. william barr offered to bring it to them in congress. why aren't they reading it? because it is classified and if they leave it they would be committing a crime so what better way to impugn the integrity of william barr than to never read the classified information, speculate about it in the media and accuse william barr of obstructing even though he is offering for you to read it. >> those democrats see the entire report, they don't want to know, when they do they can't talk about it the way they want to which is to impugn him. it is amazing. >> we have a new way of viewing 2020 democrats and that is based on the nicknames donald trump gives them. donald trump has given one of those candidates a new nickname and that is mayor pete buttigieg. he said, quote, alfredtion not? of course, mad magazine, everybody read mad magazine, everybody had their favorite portions, spy versus spy or whatever, mad magazine responded who is this pete buttigieg guy? he is the master role as this, picking out a name that is going to stick. i have no personal beef against mayor pete, i disagree with his policies but that is going to stick from this point on. trump is great at that. he makes it stick like you are in a mouse trap. >> mayor pete took it in good faith but wasn't sure how to react, pointing out he is a young guy running for president. he had to google it. speaking of another presidential candidate, beto o'rourke jumping on kitchen counters and countertops blazing into the race based on enthusiasm of running a close race in texas. navy headline about what he plans to do says he plans a reintroduction as 2020 buzz fizzles, hitting the reset button. what does that say? >> it means storm clouds are ahead. this is one of these techniques candidate to do to gar