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what says brian kilmeade? >> no down about it, they are not you united.hing was framed out by democratic president for him to continue to fund the government up until september when he gets a chance to do it again. one of the story this is morning is that president trump said, i'm going to shut it down in september. if i don't get my way, i'm shutting down the government. now, you had a fearful republican party, fearful they can't get a health care bill passed out of the house if they shut down the government on top of that, feels more inept he feels the party is emboldened if president of the united states shuts down the government and take full responsibility and don't start giving me what i want. the minority is acting like the majority so far. i don't think excuse, stuart, i don't know if you you buy it, we're not used to being majority, not used to having this power, i think orientation should be over. stuart: understood. want to raise issue with you, dnc head, new guy at the top of the dnc, tom perez, he says no human being is illegal. he said that

brian kilmeade thank you for being here. brian: what color will you put my note card on? blue. done. i say nice word. coming up, the republican's push for tax return promises to lead to opposition. the gop have plenty of disagreements among themselves. where does that go? libertarians on the rise. nick gillespie is next. hi, i'm gerry beckley and i'm dewey bunnell and together we're the band america. we'd like to invite you to join us and many of our friends on the rock & romance cruise. ♪too much time on my hands you'll see styx in a special encore performance ♪what a fool believes plus over ♪will you meet me you'll relive the 70s with the feel-good music and feel-good vibes that made the decade so special. ♪ plus experience more than with rock's biggest stars. we'll sail on the highly rated: ♪ join the party and relive the era that made you feel so good. ♪come sail away the 70s rock and romance cruise more information go to rockandromancecruise.com won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wr

steve: they always hold those the same day as brian kilmeade's birthday. brian: weird. unbelievable. steve: happy birthday. >> we worship you o brian. ainsley: i have a bone to pick with you. last year you took the day off the friday before your birthday we couldn't give you a kick. i was so excited last year and planning it and i found out you took the day off. that's what caused a big fight last year kind of when you never tell us when you take a day off. brian: the feud america can't get enough of. i had to move my son out of school. ainsley: home now glad to be back. ainsley: isn't it fun to have him back at home? brian: we're not sure yet. steve: 6:00 in the east. he will be up at noon. ainsley: before we get to the news though, what did you do for your birthday? brian: i went to two youth soccer games. and then we went out to eat. ainsley: you never have a birthday party again amp have you kids all about them. brian: also after i became an adult. ainsley: that didn't stop this guy last year. steve: i had a pony. thank you very much for joining us on this monday. i

we're allowed to go to brian kilmeade.y at the russia story, ignoring news people actually care about, come on in brian, "fox & friends" host first thing in the morning. all right, brian, i think the media has got it in for president trump and i don't think it will change and i think we're get being tired of it. we want to hear about stories and issues about us, our lives. what relevance does jared kushner have with who he met with or didn't meet with months ago? >> couple of things, stuart. i think what you're presenting is a solid argument. however when other networks get big ratings, in readership, clicks, doing russian soap opera, it is up to the administration to take stuart's varney stance nobody cares. we got confirmed about kellyanne conway, rumors of war room for rapid response is going to happen. for example, why did we wait as americans two or three days about the kushner story pushback there was contact but it was ambassador reaching out to him. so he followed up with a meeting which is totally natural? why do

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faulkner, commentator and fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffy and today's #oneluckyguy, brian kilmeade. you need no introduction. >> brian: i'm privileged to be here. thanks for providing all the story lines. >> harris: the world came through again. >> brian: i owe you one. >> meghan: let's get this memorial weekend started. the white house, expecting a tough debate on an array of issues as president of potenza's very first g7 summit. terrorism, trade, climate change, russia, and north korea are some of the issues topping agenda. begin north korea, president trump talking tough on the regime during a meeting with the japanese prime minister. watch. >> we will really be particularly focused on north korea. it's a big problem, it's a world problem, and it will be solved at some point, it will be solved. you can bet on that. >> meghan: john roberts, who is traveling with the president joins us live from the g7 summit in sicily. >> good afternoon. the scenery is beautiful and the weather is beautiful here. a short time ago, the g7 leaders got together to sign a joint document. by doing tha

charles: brian kilmeade. cities, sanctuary cities that are friendly like austin. they're demanding that the courts say its sanctuary city ban is constitutional. we'll have the texas lieutenant governor on that next. >>> continued failure of socialism on full display in venezuela. the country on the verge of civil war, a failed state that seemed inevitable. more "varney" after this. ♪ ♪ predictable. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a brighter financial future. ♪ liz: welcome back. you might want to listen to this. charles talked retail with che wong, ceo of online discounter, vox. they had fun on set. >> you can't sell anything online to think about amazon. we cellaringly different i

brian kilmeade joins us from the radio.he impression they want us to change where way we live and i expect they have some success. what say you. >> we have had to sit sidecar, watch carnage and get information far too many times especially overseas. think about it. we had six major attacks over in europe from stockholm to france. now we're back over in britain for two strikes in the last i guess eight, 10 weeks. so right now we're looking at a 23-year-old pop star. they don't like that. they look at young kids having a good time watching that star, idol worship, they don't like that. out with their families. they don't like the western family. what they do to get maximum carnage they wait for the concert to end, create chaos that cses injuries and stress, creating death and destruction. we find out as i'm leaving television, "fox & friends," we find out one of the victims is just eight years old. sadly far too many, the eyewitnesses are between, mostly between eight and 16. stuart: now, brian, we in america are reacting in

. >> shannon: brian kilmeade has done interesting reporting on those cases. folks are very frightened. we'll keep an eye on it. businesses and government agencies around the world still reeling from the global cyberattack that targeted 150 countries. who is responsible for the damage. one prominent theory now is north korea. what we know is far from conclusive. security researchers have documented similarities between the code and malware created by lazarus group. a hacking operation linked to north korea. senior correspondent greg pal cot joins us live from london. what is the very latest about the possible north korea connection? >> exactly, shannon. circumstantial evidence at least is pointing to the possibility of north korean hackers behind this global malware attack. remember, the damage that's been done worldwide this ransomware that holds computers hostage until their users pay bitcoin. the ransom paid was low but it has hit companies and governments to the tunes of billions of dollars. now cybersecurity firms around the world today, in fact, includin

with me to ponder the significance, some of those early roger picks, including my friend brian kilmeade david asman, last but not least, ainsley earhardt. welcome to all of you. we'll read other statements coming out since his sad passing. you were remembering a lot of message he would have for you, right? explain that. >> when i came in to interview i already it was my birthday weekend. it was 2006 in september. i was so excited because roger was giving me a chance for all my dreams to come true, to move to new york to be at national level. i came with fox. i met with some executives. i wasn't re if i was getting job. you either have the feeling or you don't. i wasn't convinced. i had a meeting with roger. i walked into the office, he asked only questions about me. who were my leaders? who i wanted to look up to. i wanted to know about me and my family. i wanted to say roger, i'm meeting with a legend, i want to know about you. you might not hire me but tell me more about yourself and what advice for me but he wanted to know about me. that is what they say about great leaders. they dir

ainsley: brian kilmeade? d of real issues facing the nation. >> and another says so much for tolerance. >> i remember when they put the chick-fil-a on campus it was life changing. brian: people get emotional when it comes to donald trump and hillary clinton. what do some of the stats resulted? >> couples are getting a divorce over politics. listen to this. the study found that one in 10 couples married or unmarried end the relationship over political disagreements with millennials parting ways at a high rate of about 22%. a lot of people chiming in on this one. that's the easy way out of these days blame donald trump #weak. if marriage failed from politics it was doomed from the start. i completely agree with that one more david says i swear if some tv executive made a divorce court style show featuring couples splitting over trump they would make millions. steve: why over trump and not over clinton? >> isn't that sad can you imagine blaming trump? ainsley: got divorced over politics. it wasn't specific to tru

my dream was to work with steve doocy and brian kilmeade.e come. look how far you've come welcome to the show on the day after mother's day. hope had you a nice mother's day wherever you were. brian: where we were last week tackling the tough issues on everyone's mind. ainsley: talking about the fbi last week and we are going to continue that conversation. brian: and we're also going to talk about? steve: breakfast in bed? brian: is that a way to treat yourself and treat your mom breakfast in bed? janice: yes. yes. steve: janice dean is he yes. he doesn't like the idea of food particles in his bed. ainsley: janice ate cake in mother day's in bed. steve: twitter feed how do you agree with steve or brian. steve: any time the kid want to serve you breakfast in bed a big thing. brian not a big fan. read you all of the emails. nancy said team brian here. absolutely no breakfast in bed. >> yuck. brian: i have the voice of the people. david writes steak and eggs. no crumbs, brian. good point. ainsley: that's true. can you get egg in the bed. leaves

can you learn more about the culprit spy ring by reading brian kilmeade's best selling book george washington island walking around you will see the signs of all the important places. we were able to contribute. ainsley: we didn't know the story until we read the book. you brought that to life for all of us. it's really cool. brian: go to long island and look around. ainsley: a fox news alert. president trump striking syria once ben holding that pit's accountable. we're live from the middle east coming up next. it's like nothing you've seen. the power of nexium 24hr protection from frequent heartburn. all day, and all night. now packed into a pill so small, we call it mini. new clearminis from nexium 24hr. see heartburn differently. the toothpaste that helpstax, prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums, and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums beh

we lost brian kilmeade. there he is. come on back, brian. brian: here i am. notice manchester united and other major teams they pay up a lot of money. now average of $800,000, nba is going to be able to sell jerseys. the question, i remember years ago during olympics jordan had to play for reebok. the reebok sponsored the olympic team so he put a towel over the logo and said i'm a nike guy. what are they going to do if lebron is advertising for one company but the jersey might be for a different car company, toyota or gm, what are they going to do? tv is going to get a portion of the money and players and, of course, the team gets a portion of the money. more commercialization, i'm used to it. nascar is used to it. people wear those logos with pride, so i just think, you know, the nba wasn't making enough money so i think it's about time they make ends meet. even the nets make money, my goodness. ashley: while you are still there, i want to get back to this whole, you know, donald trump giving secrets to the russians. it's become a joke, has it not that we ha

janice: brian kilmeade might retire some day. >> some day. janice: sorry, brian. good job, kyle.use for kyle. [cheers] ainsley: great job, kyle. you are so nice too. we wish you all the best. steve: lucky we have had a great crop of college associates. meanwhile president trump vowing to take the 9th circuit all the way to the supreme court after they blocked his immigration orders. arkansas senator dan sullivan calls it fast food justice. and he joins us live next. brian: and jam packed show. we've got straight ahead ed henry. mick mulvaney and tucker carlson. i don't know which is which. ♪ i can see obstacles in my way. ♪ dark clouds that had me blind ♪ it's going to be a bright ♪ bright ♪ bright ♪ sunshiny day ♪ going to be a bright ♪ kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. time's up, insufficient we're on prenatal care.es. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising c

if i say something bad about brian kilmeade to you, most days you're probably going to defend him. an is this terrible evil person and they would take my words and twist them a different way. our political system is so bradley broken now they decide our views on everything on whether it helps or hurts our team. steve: does it help -- obviously it hurts donald trump. but people, you tune around right now on the other channels and talking about obstruction of justice. talking about impeachment. i think they have officially booked the room for the impeachment proceedings. >> i think they have. what other people are talking about is how great the aaron judge is doing for the new york yankees or summer vacation plans. at some point this all politics all time forces people to tune out. if you are an opponent of donald trump, you listen to all this stuff and you say why aren't those republicans putting the country above their party? and if you're a supporter of donald trump, you say why isn't the "new york times" putting the country above their own views? steve: you actually included james

brian: we will see what happens in the 100 plus days have you back in between. richard fowler, thanks. >> good to see you kilmeadethe board just talk to us. ♪ just keeps me hanging on ♪ ♪ coppertone sport versus the sun. coppertone sport stays on strong when you sweat and is strong enough to stop up to 98% of the sun's damaging uv rays. coppertone. because protection matters. ♪ ainsley: a delta pilot suspended after this. the video was released by tmz. it shows a pilot smacking a passenger on the jetway. but the pilot says he hit the woman to release a chokehold that she had on another woman. says he was doing it to break up the fight. here with that and the day's top trending stories. carley shimkus. >> this is some crazy footage. two women get into all-out fist fight on the floor of a delta jetway. then a pilot gets involved. he then gets in hot water for stepping in. take a look at this again. this is pretty crazy stuff. brian: one is like a regular fighter. >> right. if you can see the pilot then hits one of the women. happening right there. so he actually got suspended for doing that but now delta is defendi

brian: personally, can i give a recommendation to you? >> i'm getting nervous here because it's national television, kilmeade.t four days news breaks and they need you. you can't be caught in a church. you have to be tv ready. >> i was at mass last night when ken rosenburg, shep's executive producer found me and we did a level two. meaning all the fox 5s in the country and i was in the vestibule of a church. steve: you had your phone turned on in church? that's the first thing they tell you turn off your phone. >> i saw rosenberg's name i had two answer. brian: two hail maries by the power invested in me you are forgiven. i think i'm in "watters' world." i'm not sure. ainsley: please pray for him because he just told you not to go. [laughter] steve: thank you, judge. jillian: just let him call you out like that and not respond? brian: he is a bigger man than me. jillian: all right. good morning to you guys. get you caught up on what you need to know. protests break out overnight in tulsa after a jury finds a police officer not guilty in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. officer betty shelby says she