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dagen: bob?ument now and we heard it from president biden is elect more democrats so democrats have control of everything right now. the country is not in a good space. the economy has gotten worse. certainly there are some flashes here or there, labor market pretty good but overall most people think we're going in the wrong direction, basically two out of three americans and that is a disaster for democrats and for democrats to say okay, keep electing us and elect more of us, i think that's a hard argument in this environment. dagen: before we of move, say so long, bob, author and venture capitalist jd vance won the gop nomination last night in a crowded ohio senate primary, endorsed by former president donald trump, vance now goes head to head with democrat tim ryan. this as a new fox new poll spells more bad news for democrats, 46% of voters prefer republicans for congress compared to only 39% preferring democrats. bob, how do you read jd vance's win? >> it's a big win for the former president

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. it's friday may 27th, futures on the rise before the long memorial day weekend, better day for markets yesterday. all three major market gages finishing in the green, lifted by better than expected earnings, a rally in tech and still flexible about interest rates this year and despite second reading on first quarter that the gdp contracted, markets on pace to see the best week in march, better read on the inflation story later today with april's core pce and personal income and spending out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. oil prices, however, still on the rise, brent and crude both $110 a barrel, 114 for west texas intermediate as 3 million more than americans get ready to travel for memorial day weekend. gas prices at all-time highs, national average 4.59 a gallon and new poll shows inflation that the biggest worry for americans hitting the road. european markets in the green. london stocks headed for best week since march but you have gains in i think land, france and germany this friday

dagen jump in if you want to. proud of this young girl. can you describe what it was like that night in the home? >> yeah. you know, we woke up to noises, combustion going off in the garage and it was terribly just scary. but once we figured out what was going on and ran upstairs to get the kids just seeing her at the top of the stairs with her brother already was -- it was a very proud moment. just seeing her already in action. and then even after getting her brother, ready to get her other siblings and get us out of the house was really neat. >> dagen: rae, how did you know to jump into action like that? did you even stop to try to remember what you had learned in school or did it just come naturally? >> it just came naturally because i have learned it multiple times. you just go after them. >> dagen: do you want to be a firefighter maybe now? >> kind of. >> dana: i know you said you wanted to be a police officer because you want to help people. maybe this will also be a skill you could learn. >> yeah. >> dana:

welcome back to dagen. first hour okay? >> dagen: yeah, i guess. hemmer.ing you need to know. meantime the showdown over title 42 could be coming to a head. a federal judge hearing arguments today whether the biden administration can lift the trump era pandemic border policy. arizona's attorney general warning that ending those restrictions will simply open the floodgates to even more migrants. >> if title 42 is lifted, it is estimated the biden administration's own estimate 18,000 people a day will be entering our country illegally and that's like the equivalent of a basketball arena every day coming over. it is overwhelming our social services. it is overwhelming our border communities. >> bill: bill melugin back at his post in eagle pass, texas. more on news and headlines. not good. good morning. >> good morning to you. that's exactly right. not good. we're hearing from multiple sources that four migrants are presumed to have drowned after they went into the river in eagle pass last night and never resurfaced. that includes a 3-year-old nicaraguaian boy

dana has the day off and dagen mcdowell is here today. >> dagen: i have a joke for you coming up.ait. another key number today, the jobless rate. unemployment rate unchanged at 3.6%. while wages are moving up, inflation is rising much faster. essentially eating away at all your income and then some. >> bill: full coverage on fox. we have the numbers. edward, let's begin with you. zblienting. the stock market here we go again. the jobs report beat expectations, 428,000 added back. unemployment remaining 3.6%. it comes at a time when we have 11 1/2 million job openings. president released a statement. if there have been three months in the last 50 years where the unemployment rate has been lower than america than it is now. a direct result of the american rescue plan, covid vaccination plan and grow our economy. but a very tight labor marktd and shows an average hourly wages were up 5 1/2%. people are making more, however, inflation is at 8.5% year-over-year so workers are actually losing money. so this is what industry saw the jobs in april. retail trade created 29,000 jobs, above

this is pretty exciting dagen.d a plane in palm beach after the pilot suffered a medical emergency. would you be able to land a plane without any knowledge? >> dagen: yes. >> ari: i would trust you to. >> dagen: my dad was pilot and my mother was afraid we would be flying with him and we would drop dead. she wasn't worried about him she was worried about us crashing the plane. so i know i could land a plane even with no help. and i would rather potentially die in a small plane crash than to have to fly next to a guy sweaty wearing flip flops eating a giant gallon bag of hard boiled eggs. which happened. >> greg: the dirty secret here, ari, is that pilots are just fancy bus drivers. that's what kat said in the green room. and anybody, anybody can actually fly a plane. that's what kat said. i disagreed. i said pilots are america's heroes >> kat: i don't understand how anybody can drive a bus, it's so -- i'm impressed by bus drivers. >> greg: i am, too, especially the fact that the steering wheel is completely inhuman

dagen, this story hurts. dagen: it really does.cial media since yesterday, just to -- because people want to weigh in in a way that doesn't meet the moment and in terms of the border be patrol agent, he was an elite border patrol agent, this is based on reporting from fox news' bill melugin last night, who shot and killed the gunman and acting as you kind of rushed into the fray. uvalde is about 75 miles away from the border and there are a lot of border patrol agents that live in this town. now, grieving for all of those lost children and the two teachers who were murdered. but watching and listening to the democrats in washington, clearly everyone is upset and just broken by what has happened again in this country but to step up and say we need to pass a 2019 background check bill, which does nothing related to this particular shooting. it's meant to, quote, close a loophole where person to person transfers, you have to conduct a background check, known as the gun show loophole, although gun for the most part don't have loopholes

maria: that's something positive, dagen. dagen: dan, it's dagen mcdowell.h the use of fossil fuels? they used the word to repeat what you were saying, talk about transition, but there's no long-term planning. here in the united states, you're just going to start taking a hammer to our energy economy but there was no planning and then last year six months after killing the keystone xl pipeline and then the moratorium on federal leases, they were -- the biden administration was begging opec plus, which includes russia, to pump more oil. >> it's a huge turnaround. i think that there was just a kind of amnesia about energy security that was made possible by the fact that we've had this successful shale revolution. u.s. went from importing 60 of% of its oil to be self-sufficient and this amnesia that you can have a transition overnight, it's not going to work. maria: we're talking all about supply this morning. you were in a panel in davos earlier on china in had the global energy transition. i want to talk about the demand side of this because china was shut do

dagen: lung cancer.en, the numbers are going skyward. >> the data failed on the non-smoking lung cancer. maria: really upsetting. thanks for all your work. thank you for what you're doing. we will follow the index and your latest on that out of davos in a couple of weeks. thanks so much, stephen macmillan with us. stay with us. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ liberty... are we married to mutual? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire in one second, sara. yes! will get a job offer somewhere sunnier. relocating in weeks. weeks? yeah, weeks. gotta sell the house. don't worry, sell to opendoor, and move on your schedule. yes! when life's doors open, we'll handle the house. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, when life's doors open, "why can'

dagen, what do you think? learning about communism? important lesson. dagen: i know.at we are teaching our children. how shocking? but leave it to ron desantis because there is deeply rooted community of people who fled communist cuba. this goes to the actual real-world experiences of older floridans. not just cuba but let's talk about the soviet union or how about china of the damage that communism has done to so many people and quite frankly the deaths it's caused even in modern history. probably more worthwhile to teach about history of communism, ryan, than critical race theory. >> probably is. i was in miami and it's booming down there when you look at florida versus being in new york. i think right now he has the wind in his back and i think he's definitely going to be on the ballot to be running for president come the 2024 election year. so he's in a good spot right now. maria: dagen and ryan stay right there, the next hour of mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪ maria: good tuesday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm mari

dagen: the market -- dagen.e market is telling jay powell and company they're too soft on inflation, that bond investors have essentially said to the federal reserve you're not going to raise interest rates more quickly, you're waiting until next month to start drawing down that balance sheet and starting kind of in a small way not a big way. well, then, we're taking longer term interest rates up. that's why you've seen selling in bonds with yields going up because they're standing back, saying -- they're sending a message that, again, the fed's not being aggressive enough on inflation. historically, the short-term overnight lending rate needs to be above the inflation rate in order to tame run-away inflation. and we basically didn't get much. you've got a 1% fed funds rate and inflation running at 8 and-a-half percent. that is insane. and to think that inflation is really going away, i keep pointing to diesel. again. this morning, he diesel prices are at an all-time high in the united states. at $5.54 per gallo

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's monday, may second. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern. today, moving on or trying to from the worst month for markets since the start of the pandemic. looking at futures this morning, we have gains across the board on the dow, s&p, and nasdaq 100 futures. the nasdaq composite coming off the worst months since the financial crisis in the fall of 2008. this ahead of a major week for earnings. investors expecting quarterly reports from starbucks, lyft,

dagen mcdowell.e a candle in the wind, she's the cause of many house fires, fox news contributor, kat timpf. [applause] john, welcome to the show. you look fabulous. you don't age be. >> you better get your glasses checked. i'm 76. i'm not middle aged. i'm not going to be 152. >> laura: i always -- i don't know. it's always you're -- >> old chickens make good soup. [laughter] >> greg: are you as worried about the children? i care about children as you can tell. >> me too. i was in the alvin the chipmunk movie. i want to be a teacher. i tried to go in. what i do, the first day i'd give them all ritalin. no matter their race, i would talk in class. and i'd be controversial and into cues the don't say straight campaign. >> greg: there you go. >> they can't talk about plumbers, crack, missionary mow situation or the state of florida until they can make up their own mind. >> greg: i'm with you. i don't think we should talk about any of that stuff. but i prefer children not to talk at all. just kept on an

dagen: no. 54% of people polled by fox news recently found that abortion should be illegal. 54%. not legal. number one. number two, the democrats are trying to use scare tactics to pull voters to their side because they're so desperately worried about the midterm elections. scare tactics, telling the american people that the decision to legalize gay marriage would also fall if roe v wade falls. what that the decision griswold to allow the purchase of contraception would fall if roe v wade falls and as the wall street journal points today, that is balgerdash, that the decisions on gay marriage and contraception among others are both decisions as the op-ed writes in the journal that establish themselves as durable precedence with broad public acceptance. that's not the case for abortion. contrast to abortion, it remains a contested moral and political issue. and the draft opinion that was leaked written by justice samuel alito clearly points out that roe v wade is not related to these other decisi

>> dagen: yes. >> greg: we've all been there haven't we kat?actually not been there. >> greg: seems like a strange hill to die on as an animal rights activist. because we still can't figure out if all these alternative milks are bad or environment >> kat: i think it was a huge win for him >> greg: okay. >> kat: i know who he is now. i had never heard of this person. and it's, i guess, it's good to be passionate about something. for me it's not so much cows. >> greg: no >> kat: sorry to all the cows who watch the show. but i think -- because there is so much hypocrisy with starbucks, they act like they care, they clearly don't care and this is a way -- i always respect when people commit to the bit. he could have just done a tweet but he's like, no, i'm going to go glue myself to the counter. i like passion. so -- >> greg: on there you go. there you go. cromwell's getting some respect here although i don't -- doesn't he understand that the more something costs, the more it will cost you? >> ari:. >> ari: i have e never heard of this guy even aft

[laughter] i love dagen i love dagen. [laughter] we all do.thing gianno i never forget might carry a grudge forever. [laughter] >> don't smoke my goat please. [laughter] hands up don't shoot. i will tell you i didn't want to today wanted to see what biden was talking about and it got to tell you, i saw the jokes the your mama jokes that my cousin david tells were better than biden's. i did not appreciate some of the humor i thought it was dry and stale. but it isn't biden who is dry and stale so here we are. >> alright, for more on this we can all check out jimmy's twitter feed i'm sure you had a lot to tweet about this, right? [laughter] [laughter] >> you can check out my fine fashion too, anita. half the people they are canceled by an fox news talent aris sell drugs to fox news itself that's the beauty of my wardrobe. it was a big get you up to check me out on twitter at jimmy fellow. >> were going to move on from this right now. public enemy number one. laughter takes on public schools in a new documentary, that is up next. ♪ there's heathe

dagen, this is incredible. earlier. >> it just exemplifies the desperation of the leaders in chicago where crime is out of control, where the police have been vilified over and over again. and they're at wit's end, quite frankly, trying to control this. it's a problem in new york city that -- because i come to work in the middle of the night, essentially, and there are gangs of people who are teenagers roaming the streets. and and sometimes they're just out partying and if sometimes they're not. and and i've witnessed it firsthand. whether it helps or not, let's hope it does help the people of chicago, but not likely. maria: mark. >> i think there's probably better ways to fight crime than to force people to stay indoors, but, you know, from a curfew standpoint if overall, look, i guess i'm not completely opposed to curfews. i need one myself, you know? i remember the saying when i was in my early 20s, nothing good happens after 2 a.m. now i think i turn into a pumpkin somewhere around midnight, so nothing good

no dagen, you are a fan of chapelle.e so happy you get a surprise 15 minutes set with david chapelle who was way funnier than most i was expecting sense of comedy. oh, the vapors. >> one of the people on twitter used ambush. before the guy who literally ambushed on stage and they are saying i was ambushed by that joke. expects here are some of vice for all those people come if yo are a sourpuss whose easily chapped, stay-at-home. dramas -- >> yell at your tv and air your grievances on twitter. why pay to go to a comedy show if you are a humorless goat. >> greg: there is a preface to that. just to show you that it was a slow news weekend, you know, if there were some real news, we would've done that. it's easy pick if you go on twitter intact is the point tha you are, people like me will do the story. i'm the problem. that's why these guys have to stay at home. they've continued the culture for several years. the kind of things that is attacker set were un- distinguishable from things you hear on college campuses and that

. >> anita: dagen mcdowell is standing by, but grady is live in chicago. rather walk, i think, and i did a double take when i pulled up this morning and saw the price here, 5.25 for a gallon of gas in chicago. the national average today jumped above 4.50 for the first time ever, and prices could keep climbing. gas prices are up $0.15 from a week ago, up nearly $0.45 from a month ago, and a buck 50 from a year ago. a number of factors contributing to this, on top of the war in ukraine and countries in europe weaning off russian oil and gas, you have companies in the u.s. producing and refining less crude oil than before the pandemic. experts say some refineries are making less gasoline in favor of more profitable diesel and jet fuel. part of the reason that six states are seeing gas prices above five bucks a gallon. in washington, california, nevada, oregon, alaska and hawaii. some analysts say the rest of the country could soon follow. >> i can absolutely see that because i think there's people in the administration who want that. they think the more you p

>> dagen: no, i take responsibility for the buzzer. poor ball handling. >> bill: when we have a rematch we'll switch sides. >> dagen: i want a rematch soon. >> bill: good playing to you, partner. have a good weekend. here is harris, have a good weekend. see you monday. >> harris: the nation moving an important step closer to finding out who started the f.b.i.'s trump/russia investigation? it has been called the russia hoax, a quintessential wild goose chase turning up no evidence that former president donald trump was colluding with russia. special counsel john durham after some time now has just scored a victory. days ahead of the first trial in his investigation. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". that trial is set to begin on monday and the victory i just mentioned is this. a federal judge ordered a key player in the so-called russia hoax to turn over internal emails to john durham. fusion gps was the opposition research firm hired by hillary clinton's campaign to dig up dirt on then candidate donald trump befo

you are a you are a music lover, dagen. i'm not that impressed by iss mean, i don't know why do they always have to be socc successful? why can't they be failed? bands ? the things i like. li yeah. up likew that broke twenty two a judas priest conduct it and i'm very excited about that . yes. leather for days handspike. yes. and spikes. i don't know a little raindrop however it's okay all night long. yeah. dancing on the ceiling. yeah. who hasn't felt that . not i'm not excited. i'm not excited and you know why it's too t often it shouldol be like the olympics like onceen every ten years and the olympics once every ten years. that's right. yes exactly. yeah. yeah. and it's alsoyeah soalso so eurc right. yeah. and the manght? is super europen dolly parton. i love eminem's song puch there was a bell. everybody has to go to it. everyy time i walked in they playedg. theme song there i go speaking here again i bonding over puch only on this show i'm on fox and friends. >> i'm kidding. they'll go away. we'll be right back .away.

so bill hemmer and dagen mcdowell join us on a finalth exam. yes, we have a talk show and we're a game show rather and we're proud of it.th that's straight ahead. college wasn't built for me. i didn't care if i had to work a double shift or if my kid had a favorite deadline. the deadline i want to set the deadline. i'm going to take test when i'm ready. i want to take courses on my feet up when i know my stuff. i want a university that cares . soon you're going to graduate on your time and i'm out of university of you. hey everyone on mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas, part time musician but long time customer of relaxium sleep. and i'm here with my good friend country music legend larry gatlin. now, larry, a few months ago you asked me does that relaxium really work? i remember that night because i was tired of not sleeping. i took it you were to try to guess what relaxium sleep works. larry, so many americans are struggling to get to sleep. sleep for me for years has been kind of a concept. i've heard people talk about relaxium sleep

position as a positive that helps sweden make the right decision yesterday the leading swedish newspaper dagensuhetter published an editorial called thank you to finland for courage and coldness blood endurance, and it was emphasized that finland made everything holy by its behavior, that it was not afraid of russia, that sweden made an important decision about joining nato. it was certainly an ironic moment considering that at one time the territory of finland was known to be under the protection of the swedish kings and was part of the swedish kingdom but nevertheless it is such a very important moment well, now it is said that the swedish government emphasized in this analysis that sweden's accession to nato will reduce the danger of conflicts in northern europe. this is the main conclusion made by the minister of foreign affairs of sweden at this moment. i repeat that this is all happening now live now citizens of sweden, residents of all european countries can follow this report of the swedish government and we will return to you at the end of our conversation, perhaps to the conclusions o

dagen: they did. one thing to watch today too the confirmation hearing of the biden's second nominee for the head of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, given the horrific shooting in uvalde, texas that will be front and center as well maria: have a great day everybody thank you great to see you. >> good to see you in person again. maria: great to be with you dagen, have a good day, joe concha, dagen mcdowell, we'll see you again tomorrow, "varney" & company begins right now. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. in the primaries a mixed picture for the candidates donald trump endorsed. many of the republicans he backed did win, including ken pa xton in texas and hershel walker in georgia. mr. trump's preferred candidates lost, georgia governor kemp beat david david perdue and now the media is taking those defeats as proof that trump has lost his mojo, but georgia maybe a special case because of the 2020 election dispute. i'm waiting to see the turnout, primaries showed a huge republican vot

real quick, final comments dagen dagen: just really quickly that all of this was intertwined years ago, and did any of these global elites see it coming. maria: all right, we gotta go ashley webster is in for stuary varney today on "varney" & company have a great day everybody ashley take it away. ashley: thank you very much, good morning, maria, good morning, everybody, indeed. i'm ashley webster in today for stuart. let's get right to it, elon musk is committing more of his wealth to finance his $44 billion bid for twitter. this comes hours after the current ceo of twitter told shareholders that well, the company was going forward with the deal. the news of musk's boosted equity to fund that deal sending shares of twitter higher up more than 4%, and you know what else is really higher now? well you know, gas prices. another new record. the kind you don't want to hit. the national average is now at $ 4.60 for a gallon of regular, five states are now averaging over $5 a gallon. that's bad news for the estimated 35 million americans that are expected to hit the road this memorial day we

dagen: fabulous. reporter: wish you were here with me. dagen: be safe, my friend, jeff flock, thank you, and i want to, we should thank all those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. we're the land of the free because we're the home of the brave and thank you, liz peek and ken mahoney. "varney" & company is up next, ashley webster, take it away. ashley: thank you very much. good morning, dagen, good morning, everybody indeed, i'm ashley webster in for stuart today getting a start, a head start that is on a holiday weekend is mr. "varney" and millions of americans are ready to kickoff the summer travel season today, this despite ris ing gas prices and wicked inflation, who better to put on the road with millions of people than the very entertaining and informative jeff flock who we just saw there on the morning show. meantime, elon musk says the pandemic created lazy workers. he says they're in for a very rude awakening, we'll also tell you what he's saying about a recession. the commissioner of the fda says it's going to be an

. >> dagen: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." it was a soaker of a weekend in the northeast. a lot of other people had great weather. we'll get our week started on the right foot. the fire -- a chilling message sprayed on the side of the building. if abortions aren't safe, then you aren't, either. >> bill: churches brace for a threatened mother's day protest. pro-choice protestors gathered in cities nationwide and outside the homes of supreme court justices saturday night. >> dagen: in a statement yesterday a white house officials defended the fundamental right to protest but said the president condemns violence and vandalism after criticism like this from senator ted cruz. >> it was shameful the white house refused to condemn violent protestors threatening the families of the supreme court. it is disgraceful and joe biden used to be chairman of the judiciary committee. joe biden knows it is disgraceful and literally threatening the lives of these justices by the mob they are unleashing. >> mark thiessen. >> the white house doubl

fox business anchored dagen mcdowell and the great bill hemmer from ohio. >> we are not too proud eitherretty tough game but obviously you know the rules because you play along at home, but hands-on buzzers, i have the questions, the first person to ball is in good stance of the question paid you must wait until i finish asking before you can answer. you can answer once iconology. every correct answer is worth a point, every incorrect answer is subjects a point. does that make sense? >> i think. sorry, that's a lot. >> tucker: it's a lot come at the complex game, but you will learn by plane. the first is a multiple choice. keep in mind, you have to wait until i give you all three possible answers before you gas. here we go. first up, a shopper at a goodwill store in texas was left flabbergasted after some that she bought for $35 turned out to be 2,000 years old and highly valuable. what was it. a, a bottle of red wine. b, a roman bust. or c, biblical scroll. >> we did this story together. >> tucker: you did the story, bill hemmer. >> it was the roman bust. >> tucker: the roman bust. okay

dagen: let's go rangers.ew york rangers making history, becoming the first team in stanley cup playoff history to record three consecutive come back wins in a series after last night's win against the penguins. they play the hurricane starting this week. i love the rangers. that is it for "fox business tonight." elizabeth: happening now, hundreds of migrants crossing illegally into the u.s. again at the hot spot across the border. we'll take you there. biden is set to wipe out trump's pandemic border policy in seven days. we have chaos ramping up at the border. and this trump flips the script, flips the script on biden's new attacks. trump talking up the new economy biden claims he did not inherit. greg stuebe, brian steil, former prosecutor jim trusty, jason chaffetz and and arizona attorney general mark brnovich. president biden is head towed new york after the racially motivated shooting. we have update on the shooting in california. jeff bases is schooling president biden for misleading on inflation. bide

. >> dagen: i'm on tucker carlson with bill hemmer doing the final examine. me out saying i'm going to win i know i'm -- wait, wait, never mind. maybe i will lose but you never know. >> judge jeanine: i hope you win. that's it for us, "special report" is up next. hey, shannon bream. >> shannon: hey, judge, you may have to make a deciding judgment on those two. that's a tough one san diego vs. bill. we will be watching. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> shannon: thanks, judge. >> judge jeanine: take care. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight, growing concerns about the nationwide shortage of baby formula. the white house says president biden recognizes more needs to be done. it's as supplies are increasing but hoarding is now becoming a problem. the president met with suppliers today. we have fox team coverage. grady trimble is in sturgess,

dagen: i like beer but not this much.t pga championship a single 24-ounce can of michelob ultracosts fans 18 bucks. that is dollar more than the cost of a 18 pack of mickey ultraat nearest target. for 19 bucks you can upgrade to stella. crazy. talk about inflation. ♪. elizabeth: we're staying on this breaking news. the markets in a major selloff, the worst in almost two years. the white house is struggling to blame someone, anyone for the vicious cycle the markets are in. tonight, how to get the economy roaring again like it was under trump. should biden start firing his staff? with us tonight congressman jason smith, dan bishop, forbes media chair, editor-in-chief, steve forbes, fox news contributor, lara trump, "washington times" opinion editor charlie hurt, townhall.com political editor guy benson and medical pro, dr. roger crystal. he is the inventor of narcan. there is this, trump's sway with voters still running hot. we update of trump's record of backing winners in last night's midterm primaries. there were some th

neil: sir, you had said we got a dangerous man off the streets and he will never see the light of dagenck to jail? >> well, of course, he was in the jail in indiana. we have a transport team in route to pick him up. he's talked to him. what he told them, i don't know. >> neil: got it. sheriff, congratulations on resolving this. thanks. this saga has ended. meantime, here, something that is not ended, elon musk and apparently a flirtation with one donald trump to come back to twitter. the sooner the better. after this. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire dr. harmon: we are america's doctors. matchingdr. szilagyi:cription. america's pediatricians. r

things to the great kellyanne conway, dagen mcdowell, our studio audience. shannon bream is next. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. welcome to fox news that night. time shannon bream in washington . breaking tonight, and exclusive report from her southern border about a suspected terrorist to crest into the us illegally it was captured by agents and released. why it took weeks for the fbi t fly kim and track him down. we have all the breaking details . nancy pelosi spotted taking community in the nation's capital just days after the archbishop of san francisco banned her from doing so in her home city because of her suppor for abortion rights. is the case of the long island serial killer that captured the nation for a decade. this led to a complicated investigation and remains unsolved to this day. authorities have just released major piece of evidence on the case fox news at night investigates. we begin with a story about suspected terrorist released into the us after crossing our southern border appeared bill melugin has all the details tonight. good evening, bill. we learn

dagen: beer yesterday, chicken wings today.ne restaurant owner in jackson, mississippi, was charging 13.59 for 15 piece order before covid. now almost 28 bucks. real cost for him, $34. he is eating it for you. "the evening edit". elizabeth: happening now, gas is hitting all-time highs for every day 10 days straight. jpmorgan warns that gas could soar more than six bucks. we're on break of energy crisis and recession. biden and democrats in a freefall with voters. new quinnepiac, cnn polls. they're out of touch. only answer spend your money. their public policy shop is empty. ron desantis and rick scott policies are on the rise. biden may not run in 2024. with us senator dan sullivan, dan meuser, tomi lahren, former u.s. assistant attorney andrew mccarthy. libra initiative president daniel garza former acting home i.c.e. director tom homan. pushing expensive electric cars on you they don't even drive. they claim tax hikes will stop inflation. what? the white house fix for the baby formula shortage they admit they saw coming late

sounds like a -- >> dagen: i promised that i wouldn't sing on television. if april showers bring may flowers what do may flowers bring? >> bill: we'll get showers this weekend. we have a nor'easter coming. enjoy the weekend. you at home do the same. julie is in for harris today. >> thanks. raising safety concerns for the conservative justices as protests continue over the leaked draft opinion of roe versus wade. it looks very much like the white house is simply just shrugging it off. this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm julie banderas in for harris. thank you for joining us. there is a liberal activist group taking things to a dangerous level. they are publishing the supposed home addresses of the six conservative justices on the high court and they are saying we must rise up to force accountability. backlash at such tactics and rhetoric is growing but apparently not at the white house. >> do you think the progressive activists that are now planning protests outside some of the justice's houses are extreme? >> peaceful protest, no. peaceful protest is not e

[laughter] tonight on gut kellyanne conway, will cain and dagen mcdowell.publicans are weaponizing roe v. wade. oh the democrats are weaponizing fast food. everybody is weaponizing. just say people are using it. >> jesse: i have never used that phrase because i don't want to be seen using a phrase that you might ban. >> greg: very good. excellent. >> judge jeanine: dana? >> dana: i wanted to do a quick update on percy. he was 8 months old yesterday. 48 pounds. he loves the beach. i am doings this because i duke a good picture of him. okay. that's the only one i really want to show you isn't cute? >> judge jeanine: he is so cute. okay, quick, jessica. >> jessica: also really cute his toddler built him a roller coaster. he had seen a video of a retired aerospace engineer built one for his grandson and he said my -- >> jesse: make us look bad. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. >> bret: judge pirro's poodles one of my gavery segments. washington to washington. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight the biden administration tries to clarify or walk back another stat

the dagen with the opening statement and ended with several witnesses on the stand including two fbigents. sussmann is charged with lying to the fbi two months before the 2016 election, bret, he went to the fbi and said he had some conversation with limping the trump organization via a computer serve tore a russian based alpha bank then owned by associates close to vladimir putin. the fbi investigated the allegation was bogus. an fbi agent on the stand today said it didn't take long to determine there was no secret back channel between the trump organization and russia but the investigation continued just going through the chain of command. sussmann claims he was a concerned citizen, worried about the national security of the country when he went to the fbi. but the government says that he billed the clinton campaign for that fbi meeting. in opening statements today, federal prosecutors under special counsel john durham said sussmann sought to use the fbi. and even though a trump russia connection never materialized, bret, those prosecutors say the damage was done and trump and russi

>> dagen: i'm on tucker carlson with bill hemmer doing the final examine. and hemmer town has been on twitter trying to psych me out saying i'm going to win i know i'm -- wait, wait, never mind. maybe i will lose but you never know. >> judge jeanine: i hope you win. that's it for us, "special report" is up next. hey, shannon bream. >> shannon: hey, judge, you may have to make a deciding judgment on those two. that's a tough one san diego vs. bill. we will be watching. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> shannon: thanks, judge. >> judge jeanine: take care. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight, growing concerns about the nationwide shortage of baby formula. the white house says president biden recognizes more needs to be done. it's as supplies are increasing but hoarding is now becoming a problem. the president met with suppliers today. we have fox team coverage. grady trimble is in sturgess, michigan where a major manufacturer is shut down um we begin with supply chain crisis s created a for months. pr

i dagen, is this a helpful survey? >> i think itthint is like you, it just tells you how little trust people havee in governmene . i don't needy a survey because i can pose this question to anybody. hey, you t want to come over to my parents house and hang around the roomm a mom or dad in or would you rather come over to my house and hang out with a politician who's going o to your ear off forff two hours and then pick your pocket and do nothing for you?no they would always room yeah. mom, you know, maybe a cold breeze blows through you. smells like lavender. she i wakes up in the middle of the night but you get something from it. >> yeah. you'd be a great real estate agent over here. over here. t butth she does a lot of job titles. that's true . but think about this and this the dead mom room over here. >> yep. i tell everybody that who comes over you know, you're sitting it's stealing this cat. >> you're suddenly you know, you're sitting in the chair that mom and dad and i make a lot of friends that way. all right, w

dagen: except not this one, this was after her death. this was the from a still from a film. >> i could have done that. maria: dagen and ryan great to see you both have a good day "varney" & company begins right now stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria and good morning, everyone once again inflation is topic a on the financial markets and in politics as well. later this morning, president biden will present his inflation fighting plan. he wants to spend another $1.2 trillion which he says will bring down costs to families, not prices, costs, like for child care, prescription drugs or energy. the president is offering a long term plan, not a short-term fix for rising prices. this is the face of inflation today, look at it. the price of gas has risen to a new all-time high, never been higher than this , 4.37 is the national average. diesel setting yet another new high, 5.55 a gallon. will truckers and farmers accept biden's inflation plan? good question. to the markets, not much of a re bound after yesterday's huge losses. the dow

i'm dagen mcdowell and this is "america's newsroom."

hopes and prayers, dagen, thanks very much for being there this morning we appreciate it nice call onn over suppressing news stories censoring free speech, free speech comes under attack with biden's new disinformation board. then elon musk puts his takeover of twitter on hold, until he gets more information on just how many fake accounts are in the platform we are talking about ceo of rumble, about this bombshell announcement suspense twitter stock selling off stay with us you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell you

dagen and mark, great to be with you. have a great thursday. stay with fox business, "varney & company" begins right now. stuart: yeah, i'm still around. good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. the president slams republicans and what he calls the maga crowd as the most extreme political organization that's existed in american history following the supreme court leak which he has not condemned. he's going all a out to paint his opponents as extremists. he claimed to be a unifier, but under pressure he's become a divider. that's my editorial opinion. meanwhile, the supreme court overnight, hay started erecting a security fence. justice alito, who wrote the leaked opinion, canceled a planned appearance. next case, inflation rages on. we've been showing you the damaging rise in the cost of diesel, up another 4 cents overnight, it now costs $5.47 on average for a gallon of diesel. there's a shortage in the most, and some new jersey stations are charging $6 a gallon, and it's going up. gasoline prices, the average there is $4.25 the a gallo

just end with telling you we are off of the lows of the morning, dow industrials down 398 right now, dagen mcdowell, liz peek it's great to be with you this morning thank you so much we will see you again tomorrow. >> thank, maria. maria: and this sell-off continues and worries over the federal reserve's ability to take on 40-year high inflation. have a good day we'll see you again tomorrow "varney" & company begins right now. stuart: good morning, maria and good morning, everyone. a big stock sell-off rising energy price inflation, rising interest rate, you are waking up to an ugly mess on wall street here we go. i'll start with this another record high for diesel. the average is now 5.54 i paid 6.40 in new jersey and $7 diesel is reported in some parts of the northeast. gas matching the old record high $4.33 is your national average for regular. this is the inflation you see every single day. stocks, look at this , sharply lower this friday. i'm sorry this monday, after last friday' selling. the dow is going to be down about 300 maybe 400 points, s&p down 60, look at the nasdaq, down 250

dana is off today and welcome to dagen. >> report coming out minutes ago showing the u.s.

i'm dagen mcdowell. 80% of americans say the u.s. is on the wrong track. the worst ever.