lucas tomlinson live in the north lawn, thank you very much. let's turn now to today's panel, jeff, louisiana talk radio show and gop strategist and mike, wisconsin progressive radio host. gentlemen, welcome. >> hey, mike. mike: let's start with breaking news of the day, mike, your thoughts on the principals related to gun control, mental health? >> it's a step in the right direction. the fact that this is a bipartisan proposal as the president is describing is encouraging. red flag laws is certainly a step in the right direction. mike: a number of republicans tell me they like the principals but they do want to see actual legislative texts, jeff, your thoughts? >> i don't think we should be taking away second amendment rights. my focus is school safety. i think if we had a secure environment there at robb elementary you wouldn't have had the kind of carnage that we saw. a lot of the shootings were in environments where they were gun free zones. i don't like taking away any kind of rights. i'm concerned of red flag laws. i want to see the text

boxes lucas tomlinson has more now for us from washington. we're expecting more opinions from the supreme court monday, beginning at 10 a.m. the court has indicated this will not be the final day for opinions before the justices summary cess do not know when the courts last day will be. typically the high court takes a summer break at the end of june or early july. there are seven opinions remaining, including immigration , environmental regulation and religious freedom. one of the biggest cases remaining is an immigration case. biden verse, texas the biden ministrations opposes the trump error remain in mexico policy for migrants seeking asylum in the united states. binds dhs ended the program last year but to gop led states, missouri and texas sued , saying that biden effort had no legal effect. this comes with a record number of migrants arriving in the southern border. also remaining. kennedy versus bremerton, washington school districts. this is the high school football coach who was fired in 2015 for praying by himself well at the schoo

as lucas tomlinson reports, it's an idea of the white house. is open to with inflation spiking at its sharpest pace in decades, the nation's bleak economic outlook now appears to be the primary challenge for the white house. as it heads into the midterm elections. prices are unacceptably high right now, and that's why the president has said. we need to make this our topic and focus and do everything we can to get them down. a recent ap nrc poll found that just two in 10, americans think the economy is doing well. last week's decision by the fed to raise interest rates is likely to drive prices even higher. all those factors are fueling fears that recession could be on the horizon. the dominant probability would be that by the end of next year, we would be seeing a recession in the american economy, americans are getting hit particularly hard at the gas pump. some lawmakers have floated the idea of suspending the federal gas tax something the ministrations could be open to gas prices have risen great deal, and it's clearly burdening households,

lucas tomlinson, fox news. north bay congressman mike thompson released a statement reading in part while the deal does not go as far as the house passed bills , it represents a change in the national sentiment towards gun violence prevention. we still have more work to do. we can't pass up an opportunity to pass lifesaving provisions. when we have an agreement, i am committed to working with the overwhelmingly majority of americans who are desperate. for action on gun violence. east bay congresswoman barbara lee also reacting, saying quote our next step should include banning assault weapons, taking ghost guns off the streets, incentivizing, more comprehensive background checks. promoting gun buybacks and much more gun violence is a uniquely american problem. we cannot stop until our schools, grocery stores, churches, hospitals, and all of our communities are safe . the agreement on the senate bill comes on the sixth year anniversary of the 2016, mass shooting at the pulse nightclub in orlando. 49 people were

lucas tomlinson. fox news.well parts of yellowstone national park will reopen in just a few days after weeks of historic floods there, the national park service says yellowstone's south loop will reopen to the public on wednesday, but with limited capacity this is after what we saw here in this video of those rocks just crashing down onto cars, their cars with license plates, ending with an odd number will be allowed on odd days of the month back into the park, while license plates ending with an even number, including zero will be allowed to enter on even days of the month. this reopening follows several days of record rainfall that led to those mudslides that we just showed you down trees and also damaged roads still ahead a new assessment of the war in ukraine by nato officials how long they see the war continuing and how ukraine can possibly gain back control of some regions, and the price of air travel is dipping coming up for customers will see a difference in air fares. and i am tracking that weather for

lucas tomlinson as the story from the white house. you always have it in the bill, as amended, has ordered reported favorably to the house, the house judiciary committee advancing a package of six bills last week. dub the protecting our kids act aimed at reforming gun laws nationwide. it's unlikely to get a senate vote due to gop opposition republicans call the bills government overreach that would disarm law abiding americans, while democrats say it's time to act in the wake of a spate of mass shootings. previous attempts at gun reform has stalled and failed in the senate , chris murphy's leading bipartisan talks aimed at finding common ground never been part of negotiations. as serious as these, there are more republicans at the table, talking about changing our gun laws and investing in mental health. then at any time since sandy hook. murphy acknowledges that both sides will have to compromise and that an assault weapons ban was president biden has lobbied for is unlikely. but expanding background checks and red flag laws or polic

jon: all right, lucas tomlinson at the white house, thank you.sident biden arrived in germany about an hour ago on his way to tomorrow's meeting with the g7 leaders. at the top of the agenda, the war in ukraine. president expected to announce sanctions on russia, leaders will discuss inflation, gas prices and ways to increase production. as promised, peter doocy is awaiting the president just over the border, austria. peter. >> the president is on the ground here in europe, we got new video, they choreographed an elaborate welcome ceremony at the airport complete with riflemen and musicians and because of the late hour, it is after midnight here now, he won't have an event until tomorrow. at the event he learned president biden wants to talk to other world leaders about lowering their carbon footprint. emission standards and that's the word from top biden officials as air force one was brought into the atlantic. >> climate will clearly on the agenda here at this g7 and the president has been a leader here on the search for clean energy. we've all

arthel: lucas tomlinson, thank you.e. >> the pain americans feel the pump is rippling through the overall economy. businesses across the country are feeling the pinch of the cost of gasoline and diesel to transport goods to stores is rising. the higher fuel price costs are passed on to consumers, prices of all kinds of energy jumped dramatically from a year ago. hannah cox with the foundation for economic education, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> gasoline prices up $5 a gallon, more than a and at least 20 states. what is the economic impact big picture? >> it's devastating for people living on the margins already, president biden and his administration continues to take the care about these people but the care about inflation but everything they are doing went to the opposite. they continue to make choices that lead to this crisis that continues to make people poor to make them trapped and stagnant wages and make hard for people to get ahead. these things don't naturally occur in a free-market economy, they come f

lucas tomlinson live at the white house with more. lucas. lucas: arthel, summer travel difficult for president biden after he fell off of his bicycle riding in beach, the the front page of the new york post showed the president spaed out on the asphalt saying, quote, joe hits new low just like the u.s. economy and his approval numbers. not exactly the image of strength the white house wants to project. now to show the president recovered quickly, we are showing the president levering church last night. he jumped up and down to show he made a swift recovery and hopes the economy recovers quickly. mike lee said if republicans are successful in taking back congress in the midterm elections this is what his party will do to lower inflation. >> we need to focus on regulatory reform. most of the laws measured by law, volume, word length, economic impact, you name it are currently made by unelected unaccountable bureaucrats. >> for weeks biden has been blaming russia. regular gasoline reached 5-dollar threshold in american history. half of the popu

lucas tomlinson joins me live from the white house with the very latest, hi, lucas.ucas: hi, mike, after president biden fell off bicycle while ride target beach today, today the new york post showed the president on the asphalt with a headline said, quote, joe hits new low, just like the u.s. economy and his approval numbers. not exactly the photo of strength the white house wants to project. that's probably why the president after the incident last night at church came out, spoke -- jumped up and down to show the press and the spectators that he has recovered fully but at fox news top economic adviser acknowledged the pain many americans are feeling in the wallets while trying to sound upbeat. >> we have a stronger and better position to tackle inflation than almost any other country around the world but that's what we need to do now and the president has made very clear that fighting inflation, bring down prices is top economic priority. lucas: for weeks biden blaming russia's war in ukraine. half of the country blames biden for record-setting gas prices. 32% blam

lucas tomlinson is live in d.c. reporter: expect shannon bream to have busy week. more opinions are expected tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. this will not be the final day for opinions before the summer recess. we don't know when that last day will be. typically they tyke e take a break in early june and july, next seven days. there are several opinions including immigration, environmental regulation, religious freedom. no matter what the court decides lindsey graham wants to keep things peaceful. >> when roe came out we didn't burn down the capital as conservatives. we didn't go to liberal justices homes to try to intimidate them. the radical left are constitutional anarchists they are trying to change the country from top to bottom. they want to pack the court because they don't like this decision. reporter: one of the biggest cases remaining immigration case, biden versus texas. they oppose the remain in mexico policy from trump for remaining in mexico. states sued saying the biden effort had no legal effect this comes with a record-setting number of migrants arriving at

lucas tomlinson is alive at the white house with more on the presidents week ahead, lucas. >> hey rich, many republicans went to see increased oil production here in the united states, not the middle east. >> or nietzsche's american energy. we have it in the ground part he won't let us get it out. but think joe biden once high gasoline prices so he can force people into electric vehicles. remember, as a candidate he said he absolutely guarantees he will eliminate fossil fuels. >> according to a chart and gas buddy another record high today quickly approaching $5 a gallon. gasoline not the only field facing the president. 90% out of formula. his resume production with initial products another flight from australia, expected to land in the u.s. soon it caring formula made from goat's milk to feed millions of hungry american babies. the president also urging congress to take action on guns after the shooting in 2018, florida it raised its age to purchase a firearm for 18 to 21 and added a three day waiting period today and fox news sunday, john roberts as steve scalise if he was open to r

lucas tomlinson is live at the white house but first, lucas, if you can, tell us how the president is doing after falling off his bike this afternoon. >> reporter: the president seems to be in good spiritses. he popped up quickly before going to the beach president called on oil industry to produce more fuel, but refiners say they're operating at max capacity, about 95%. >> well, i contacted them, that's what their plans are and to give any possessions that they have. they have over 9,000 leases, 9,000. they could drill but they're not going it. >> reporter: as you mentioned, arthel, president biden fell off his bicycle while going for a ride. he took the spill after coming to a stop to agree supporters. he was quickly joking about incident. now, for weeks biden has been blaming russia for causing record high gas prices across the cub. last weekend a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline crossing the $5 threshold for the first time in american history. half the country blames biden, 13 blea both biden and putin. global oil production is already within 1% of pre-pandemic levels. about 0

fox news lucas tomlinson is live in washington with more. lucas? reporter: good evening, liz. white house says president biden signed three bills into law today supreme court protection bill was not one of them. republicans want to president to take action immediately. >> he could not condemn those that released home addresses of justices. they sat outside idly. reporter: protests continue outside of justice kavanaugh after a california man was charged with attempted murder last week. mitch mcconnell says they violate federal law. they want the bill to be passed quickly. >> flat-out illegal to protest in front of judge's house during a pending case. >> i am am glad the passed forward -- >> the house passed protection bill two days ago. fox is told the president will sign it, quote, soon. elizabeth: lucas tomlinson, thanks for joining us. joining us congresswoman claudia tenney. always great to have you on. reaction to the report. the democrats say they're about security. the best way to have security is stop the protests. the opinion is not out yet. >> we're completely in supp

first let's turk turned to lucas tomlinson live at the white house to look at how the biden administrations responding, lucas by. >> brett present biden wants to make gun control in the social and should issue in the upcoming midterm elections protesters across the country what action now. >> we are simply here to say enough is enough. >> thousands gathered on the national mall in in cities across the country following the mass shootings in buffalo, uvalde, chattanooga and philadelphia. so far no agreement has been reached on capitol hill for new link gun control legislation. >> also unfinished a final bill of protection for supreme court justice and their families. house speaker nancy pelosi under new pressure to pass the measure after an armed man was arrested for saying he wanted to kill associate justice brett kavanaugh. >> and no one is in danger over the weekend of not having the bill. >> the long-awaited hearing investigating the violence of the u.s. capitol on january 6 aired in primetime with millions watching. republican committee vice chair liz cheney said trumps bears responsib

lucas tomlinson live at the white house.now to the latest on this weekend widespread flight delays and cancellations, pete buttigieg wants to raise the pressure on airlines is a busy summer travel season gets underway. her fox team coverage continues with jonathan serrie live at hartsfield jackson international airport in atlanta. good evening, suffered today across the u.s. 867 flights have been canceled in more than 3600 are delayed according to flight aware. in the interview with the associated press this weekend, transportation secretary pete buttigieg says he wants airlines to stress test their summer schedules. he wants to ensure airlines can operate all their plans this summer with existing staff and he also wants them to hire additional customer service workers, people do judge says the transportation department could impose fines on airlines that fall short of consumer protection standards the transportation secretary's actions, in response to growing complaints from travelers. >> when we checked in the ticket agent

it the country some of the protests have grown in grossly violent part fox team coverage with lucas tomlinson and alexander hoffman for the supreme court. first let's go to alexis mcadams live in new york city, hi alexis per. >> demonstrations erupted across the nation. most of the cities had the largest protest and the most damage are in states where abortion remains legal. just over the weekend in colorado this pregnancy care center was vandalized and even set on fire. police investigating that are sent which happened less than 24 hours after the u.s. supreme court reversed federal protections of abortion for their graffiti you are looking at summits blurt out it said if abortions are not safe, neither are you. portland hundreds march the protests of the roe v wade decision for it only took a few hours before things turned violent there. according to portland police at least 60 people dressed in all black broke windows on the banks and on the coffee shops of local places. also school van was damaged and a pregnancy center was vandalized there. we go to los angeles with lapd made a few arres

bret. >> bret: lucas tomlinson reporting from the white house. lucas, thank you. us now, democratic senator chris coons of delaware, the president 's homestay. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> senator coons: great to be on with you, bret, thank you. >> bret: lucas' piece, this week a man called police on himself saying he wanted to kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. he did that outside kavanaugh's home armed and prepared to do it. you cosponsor this bill last month to beef up security for supreme court justices and their family, but the house has not moved on the bill for 30 days. you heard house speaker nancy pelosi in lucas' piece reference there's no problem here, there's protection for the justices, nobody is going to get harmed over the weekend. but what about that and what is the hold up? >> senator coons: bret, i was grateful for the chance to work with senator cornyn. we got the bill unanimously through the united enough things get through the senate with the kind of uniform universal support that that bill enjoyed. the house is working to ad

alicia: lucas tomlinson.pact on the supreme court's decision to overturn roe, let's bring the legal experts, best of the best joining us. former clerk to supreme court justice clarence thomas, carrie and constitutional center president elizabeth. ladies, thank you for being here. obviously people are waiting on saturday processing it. let's just talk about the fact that this was a case that caused the court to do a full analysis of the constitutionality of roe. now we neglect where they ended up. i will start with you, elizabeth. did the justices get the constitutional question right? >> i think they got it wrong. when we look at the constitution we look at the words, the 14th protects equality and liberty and when you look at the history behind those words, we know what they were trying to do was to protect an irreducible minimum of liberty. this was passed in the wake of civil war when key rights particularly those related to control of one's body, decisions about whether with whom and when to form a family

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lucas tomlinson, thank you very much. live from the white house. griff. cost exceeding 5 a glen for the first time ever. marking the 15th straight record day of high gas prices at the pump. alexis mcadams live in new york city. alexis, i'm guessing you're seeing stunned faces and frowns at the pump. reporter: not a lot of happy people at the pump but that doesn't stop them from fill up. here at the mobile gas station behind me, you see cars moving in and out, it's about 6.50 a gallon for regular gas but although people aren't happy, griff, they aren't surprised because it's been climbing steadily for months. take a look at your screen. this is what we are talking about today. the news this morning, for the first time ever the national average for regular gas hit 5 bucks a glen. that's up 60 cents from last month. and now drivers paying nearly 2 bucks more just per gallon than we were last summer. >> cost me 30 to fill out and now see where it's at now, it's 55. reporter: right now california, nevada, alaska, illinois and washington, you guys have the high

lucas tomlinson. fox news. survey out today suggests concerns about a possible recession are ramping up among experts. the wall street journal asked economists about the probability of a recession in the next 12 months, and 44% said. but that scenario was likely. that same question was posed back in january, and just 18% of economists surveyed said the us was on track for a recession today treasury secretary that the treasury secretary said that while inflation is too high a recession is not a foregone conclusion. i don't think a recession is it all it all inevitable chair powell. clearly inflation is unacceptably high. it's president biden's top priority to bring it down. and cheer. powell has said that his goal is to bring inflation down while maintaining a strong labor market that's going to take skill and luck, but i believe it's possible i don't think a recession is inevitable. in addition to a very strong job market, yellen points to robust consumer spending for her optimism on keeping a recession at bay.

lucas tomlinson, ktvu, fox two news. francisco school board made an about face on which students will attend lowell high school. the board voted 4 to 3 to return the merit based admissions after two years of using a lottery based system, those four and against that decision rallied to make their voices heard. outside district headquarters ahead of the decision. so there's nothing wrong with merit. kids want to take algebra in eighth grade. there's nothing wrong with that. if kids want to take advanced placement courses. there's nothing wrong with that. we should encourage it. tensions for very high as both groups passionately made their case, those who opposed the mayor based system say. it's racist against black and brown students . they say the lottery creates more diversity. is about all children having a fat chance to get an excellent quality. loving safe. education that's all right now. it is not happening and lower. district officials say merit based admissions will be restored from freshman entering in the fall of

bryan: lucas tomlinson, thank you. live from the white house.ning us now is richard fowler, fox news contributor, and marc lotter, former special assistant to president trump and fellow hoosier. thank you so much to you both for joining us on your saturday. a lot to get to. let's start with the president's call to congress to pass this assault weapons ban which, as lucas pointed out, is going to be very tough for congress to do. the president keeps relying on the former ban and keeps making the claim that it worked. watch this. >> and in the 10 years it was law, mass shootings went down. aisha: so fact check.org though just takes a quick google search says the numbers aren't so clear. in fact, they point to a doj-funded study which found should it be renewed, the ban's effects on gun violence are likely to be the small at best and perhaps too small for reliable measure. richard, do democrats need to maybe take a pause, does the president perhaps need to take a pause before at least we get some more research in on this assault weapons ban? >> lis

lucas tomlinson has the latest from washington, d. c. prices remaining at near record highs across the country, according to triple a the national average price for a gallon of gas now stands at $4.94 and as the bite administration is trying to lower prices, oil executives from bp and chevron are meeting with energy secretary jennifer granholm today to find a solution. this isn't going to change anytime soon, because you just can't change the industry on a dime. president biden continues to blame vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine for the 40 year record inflation. testifying on capitol hill this week, reserve chairman jerome powell says that's not the case . would you say that the word in ukraine is the primary driver of inflation in america? no. inflation was high before certainly before the war in ukraine broke up to give families some relief president biden calling on congress to spend the federal gas tax until september, and he wants states to suspend their tax. also the president also demanding oil companies lower prices and boost

lucas tomlinson, fox news. this is fox news at six big day for bay area firefighters.s pop up this afternoon from the ground in the air. it's been an aggressive firefight. as firefighters worked to save homes and progress is being made . good evening. once again, everyone i'm mike mibach heather holmes. we have team coverage tonight as crews are making inroads on several fires , and we want to start by giving you an overview fire near pleasant and ridge west of 6 80. it started about 1 45 this afternoon. it is being hit by firefighters from the ground and the air and has burned about 65 acres forward progress on this fire in the pleasant in ridge area has been stopped. so some good news there now and vacaville that started about 2 30 this afternoon. progress on that fire has also been stopped to alarm ground fire broke out on dorado right near the valero refinery and a larger fire broke out import costume that burned about 50 acres and at this point is not fully contained. and that is where we find kgb is elissa harrington. with the latest melissa. at one point there w

street journal and fox news contributor john busse is standing for analysis but first we go to lucas tomlinson with breaking news. lucas: moments ago the white house putting out a statement from president biden saying that this is a proposal, i want to thank chris murphy especially cornyn synema, there's the word again. does not do everything that i think is needed but reflects important steps in the direction. every day passes more children are at risk to be killed from mass shootings or shootings across the country. in 2020 there were 21,000 murders and after spade of mass shootings, buffalo, uvalde, chattanooga and philadelphia. our colleague mike emanuel has put up news, gop republican aide tells him, quote, this agreement on principles is not legislative text. the details would be critical for republicans particularly the firearms related provisions, one or more of the principles can be dropped if text is not agreed to. what we are learning, rich, this is a proposal, the president applauding this agreement from the small bipartisan group of lawmakers. the senators chris murphy and john co

our lucas tomlinson is live outside the white house with the latest on the economic concerns for all of us, lucas. >> good afternoon. some more irony for you, earlier today, president biden was out for a bicycle ride in his home in rehoboth beach and he fell off and quickly got up and joked with locals. and some think that the economy will not recover as quickly. >> i'm using every lever available to me to bring down prices for the american people and these actions are part of our transition, to clean and secure long-term energy future. and the good news is, the climate security go hand in hand. >> as the price of gasoline skyrocketed across the country, biden's poll numbers plummeted sunk, and nearly half of the americans disapproving of his job performance. according to the suffolk poll, nearly three quarters of the country think the u.s. is on the wrong track right now. nearly half of democrats think the country is on the wrong track. you recall that the new york times reporting an increasing number of democrats think that biden is an anchor that should be cut loose and shouldn't r

it is coming lucas tomlinson. thank you so much. what is happening today debut of contlo versial saudi-backed liv golf tournament in london. this is practice footage, yesterday phil mickelson, justin thomas and sergio garcia. they will announce punishment for members of the new leg, that may include suspension on case-by-case basis. again, these are not scrubs, this is dechambeau and -- i understand mickelson, mickelson has arthritis, no way he's winning pga tournament again, chambeau , reed and johnson could win countless events, yet they are going to the liv tournament. >> carley: they made controversial decision, but they are not scrubs. >> todd: parts of midwest waking up to destruction in the trail of violent tornados. >> nope, nope. look at it. okay. >> you see it? >> kind of. >> you got to be kidding me, get in your bathroom. >> todd: latest on severe storms we are tracking. >> carley: terrifying. pro-life center in buffalo is firebombed by the same activist who hurled molotov cocktails last month, head of the group is here t

let's get the latest on all of that with lucas tomlinson at the white house. lucas. reporter: that's right, neil. good afternoon. very notable the meeting did not take place on the white house grounds about a mile from here at the energy department. president biden's energy secretary. the president did not attend the the meet. fox business was there when the official party arrived. reporter: are you here for the meeting with secretary granholm? >> yes. reporter: what do you hope to get out of the meeting? >> constructive meet. reporter: u.s. refiners and producers saying they're operating at max misdemeanor capacity. when biden took office inflation was just 1.4%. it already climbed to 7.5% in january a month the before russia's invasion of ukraine. today it sits at 8.6% a four decade high. to lower the price of gasoline president biden calling on lawmakers to suspend the federal gas tax about 18 cents a gallon. president biden: to the companies running gas stations and setting those prices at the pump, this is a time of war, global peril, ukraine. these are not norm

let's go to lucas tomlinson at white house.resident, of course, jetting off to germany for a g7 meeting. he did sign that bipartisan gun legislation and did address this whole feud now that's developed post the supreme court decision. what can you tell us, lucas? >> reporter: that's right, neil. before taking off for andrews air force base and europe, president biden signed into haw the largest gun control measure in nearly 30 years. he opened his remarks talking about the supreme court, neil. he called their decision yesterday shocking, he answered one reporter's question before going to the door. [no audio] >> reporter: he said, biden called the supreme court, he said they had made some terrible decisions, neil. biden with was off to bavaria in southern germany. one of the topics will be sanctions on russia a washington post editorial called them ineffective. the supreme court's decision doesn't happen, of course, if president trump doesn't put three conservative justices on the bench. trump nominated amy coney barrett and he

a record high and lucas tomlinson from washington, d.c., with the latest, lucas. >> good morning, guysent biden was born into the office to the u.s. capitol steps, the price of gas was $2.38. it has nearly doubled since then. this morning another record high as you mentioned, carley, $4.71 just as schools get out for summer and the americans get the roads. many are having second thoughts about vacation plans. president biden warning high gas prices and food prices are not coming down soon. >> we can't take immediate action i'm aware of yet to the price of gasoline $3 a gallon. we can't do that immediately with regard to food prices either. >> a trillion dollars spent for covid relief will spend even more $5.8 million for half a million people's tuition to attend in california and a shut down after allegations of fraud. jpmorgan gave an ominous warning about the economic storm. >> it is a hurricane. right now, things are doing fine. everyone thinks they can handle this. that hurricane is right down the road coming our way. we just don't know if it is a minor one or super storm sandy. >>

i coknow our lucas tomlinson does. what can you tell us?r: well, neil, as you mentioned, president biden was on a bicycle ride, he fell off the bike but appeared unharmed. he got up and immediately started talking and joking with residents. >> these actions are part of our transition to a clean and secure long-term energy futurement and the good news is, climate security and national security go hand in hand. >> reporter: as the price of gasoline has sky to rocketed, biden's poll numbers have plummeted. his approval rating has sunk to 39% with merely half of americans strongly disapproving the job performance according to a new "usa today"/suffolk poll, only 16% of americans strongly approve of what he's doing. nearly three-fourths of country think the country's on the wrong track. recall last week "the new york times" reporting an increasing number of democrats think biden should not run for re-election in 2024 with gas prices spiking and a trip to saudi arabia planned next month, many americans want biden to call for ramped-up oil product

he's sort of went back and forth as to how imminent that might be let's get the read from lucas tomlinsonng all these fast-moving developments at the state department. hey, lucas. reporter: hey, neil. with the price of gas now double what it was when the president took office biden is expected to meet the saudi crown prince later this month after visiting israel. the president was asked about his potential trip a short time ago. >> there is a possibility that i be going to meet with both israelis and arab countries at the time including i expect be saudi arabia be included if i did go, but i have no direct plans at the moment. reporter: so he didn't rule it out, neil, as presidential candidate biden once called saudi arabia a "pariah" and the saudi crown prince better known by mbs is responsible for the murder of journalist jam al kashoge. the apparent refusing to kick start, the white house is applauding saudi arabia's decision to pump more oil. "the united states welcomes the important decision from opec plus today, to increase supply by more than 200,000-barrels per -day, in july and a

lucas tomlinson with more. lucas?e attempted murder of a supreme court justice, brett kavanaugh has not pled not guilty in an american courtroom in married land. he was arrested near the home of justice kavanaugh two weeks ago. according to court records, roske flew across the country from simi valley, california. he turned around after seeing two u.s. deputy marshalls. he contacted his sister and then called 911 and was arrested. this has prompted calls from lawmakers to pass legislation to add more protection for supreme court justices. many republicans point to a speech by chuck schumer as putting the courts justices in danger. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch and kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. >> a few hours ago, schumer responded to the criticism and the top republican also weighed in on attacks of pro life centers nationwide. >> first of all, i'm against violence in any way. i'm for peaceful protests but against violence. number 2, we in the senate passed legislation very qu

suspended 17 golfers for playing with the saudi-backed i guess it is, i'm not a golfer, myself, lucas tomlinsone as a golfer , probably a very good one he could explain what's going on here because it's getting nasty, lucas. reporter: it sure is, neil, imagine, going to a brand new league, or fox business, a new startup. that's what's happening in the world of professional golf. welcome to the new liv tour, couldn't are jersey with its financial backing from saudi arabia. the new league offering astro nominal sums of money to defect phil mickelson was paid a reported $200 million, dustin johnson the 15 ranked player in the world 125 million that's more than tiger woods made in career earnings on the pga tour, yes he's earned hundreds of millions off the course, neil, the purse on this new tour is enormous. there are team competitions, a shotgun start. yes it's different at a press conference earlier this week phil was asked about taking millions from the saudis. >> i don't condone human rights violations at all. i don't think nobody here does. i've also seen the good that the game of golf has d

. >> lucas tomlinson live on the north lawn, lucas thank you very much. let's begin today's political panel, talk radio host and former hillary clinton campaign national finance team member, gentlemen welcome it. >> good to see you. present biden was to tighten up gun registration, what is realistic? >> a lot actually for the first time in a while mike. give bipartisan talks of blumenthal, cinnamon, manchin, lindsey graham, john cornyn, of every possible agreement red flag laws you just talked about, mental health assistance, perhaps expanded background checks. they are talking about things like assault weapons ban but that is not going to happen it's too much republican opposition. but for the first time in years is a real chance for progress here. mike: senate majority leader at mitch mcconnell is talking about harding's goals and mental health aspects of these situations, tony what is realistic? >> at first it was realistic we could all accept the fact they could not find assault weapon congress if their lives depended on it. make people afraid and not

luka tomlinson is live in washington this morning. lucasd morning. >> good morning guys, another record setting day for gas prices with the price now on the verge of $5 a gallon nationwide. moments ago triple a said the price of regular unleaded gasoline is now 4.95 up from just over three bucks a year ago. that's a 60% spike in just the past year. gas prices have more than doubled since president biden took office. they've been increasing since election day in 2020. as you mentioned in the intro three words you don't hear often, i was wrong. that's what biden's treasure secretary last week. yesterday janet yellen shifted the blade. >> i said that inflation would be transitory. what i was not anticipating was a scenario in which we would end up contending with multiple variants of covid. i was not envisioning impacts on food and energy prices we have seen from russia's invasion of ukraine. >> yellen was pressed by lawmakers asking if the massive 1.9 trillion covid relief bill signed into law by the president was responsible for today's infl

let's begin with lucas tomlinson whose life at the white house force, lucas. >> good afternoon eric and arthel for today the price of gas in this country is double what it was when president biden took office. gas prices have soared the president's approval rating has gone down spoke he is spending the weekend. >> fighting inflation is my top economic priority. we are not likely to see the blockbuster job reports month after month like we had over this past year. but that is a good thing. that is a sign of a healthy economy. >> the founder and chairman of fed ex risley said president obama once told him, his poll numbers were directly related to the price of gasoline per goodness for the white house allayed appropriately said yesterday 390,000 new jobs added in the month of may. but the economy remains 822,000 jobs short of a pre-pandemic levels. while unemployment remains at 3.6%, there still over 11 million jobs available. president biden was asked if he be going to saudi arabia later this month, nbc now reporting that crypt to a joint trip to saudi arabia and israel's been postponed

lucas tomlinson at the white house.'s go to congresswoman kathy the mcmorris rogers, ranking member of the house energy and commerce committee, very influential among republican leadership. congressman, very good to have you. thank you for coming. >> thank you, neil. it's good to be with you. neil: you know, the administration went after exxonmobil as you know saying these oil giants, their stocks are hitting off-time -- all-time highs, and it's their fault, not his fault. what did you think of that? >> well, it's clear since day one president biden has been implementing an anti-american energy agenda, and certainly he's tried to shift the blame, he doesn't want to take any responsibility for how his policies are adding to higher prices, energy prices, gas prices now as you just reported hitting $5 a gallon on average across our country. these are the highest prices ever. this is really the worst energy crisis that we've seen since 1973, and he's very quick to try to shift the blame. but since day one he's made it clear

lucas tomlinson's live in the white house with details force, lucas. >> john, earlier today on fox newsday our colleague john roberts at the senior economic the following question. >> a wind can we expect gas prices to come down? >> i think we saw them spike up in may i'm sure that will be inflected in the inflation report we will get this week. i'm not in the forecasting business what else is interesting though is when you ask people how they are doing themselves, you do get more optimistic view. more people are saying they're financially okay. >> also points out inflation is a global problem nine-point to percent average worldwide. looking at this chart the rights of gasoline over the past two years it has been increasing since the president was elected britain has doubled since biden was sworn and buried today another record high regular unleaded gasoline quickly approaching $5 a gallon nationwide. it has already broken that threshold from mid grade in premium gas diesel fuel is up 77% in just the past year alone for gasoline not the only fuel issue facing the president. the baby for

lucas tomlinson live from the white house with what they say they plan to do about this all. >> reporter: that's right. and about 32% of americans blame vladimir putin. the price of gas has more than doubled since president biden was sworn in. one of his chief economic advisers defended his boss. >> i think you've seen this president consistently stand up and give it straight to the american people, and we need to focus on the steps that we can take here at home to produce if more supply of energy in the short term and also provide some relief to american families in the short term as well. >> reporter: president biden threatening oil companies with, quote, emergency powers if they don't boost supply to lower those gas prices. exxon fired back saying the white house can help them by providing, quote, clear and consistent policy. american refiners say they're already operating at near max capacity, roughly 95%. u.s. oil production in may is within 3% of january's 2020 record high before the pandemic. last night president biden left church and showed the public he has already m

that will make it a state felony to protest outside the homes of supreme court justices foxnews lucas tomlinsonngton with moore, lucas. >> good evening liz, following dozens of attacks across the country and pro-life groups and churches the fbi says it's now taking action. the fbi is investigating a series of attacks and threats targeting pregnancy resource centers and faith-based organizations across the country. before the fbi announcement senator tom cotton urged the president's attorney general to resign after more than 50 attacks in recent weeks. republicans calling on garland to shut down the protest outside of home supreme court justices on the attempted murder of justice brett kavanaugh. >> they are breaking the law. this is a federal offense. and they need to be taken down to city hall and booked for a. >> a majority of registered voters appeared to agree. think it's inappropriate to protest outside the homes of supreme court justices. including 62% of independent spirit president biden signed a bill adding round-the-clock protection for the justices families. >> it is contributing? >>

jon: lucas tomlinson reported for the light house live. lucas thank you.midterm candidates making a strong push for support at the faith and freedom conference in nashville. former president trump spoke yesterday. today herschel walker running for a key georgia senate seat address controversy over his personal life. senior national correspondent rich edson live in nashville with moore, rich. >> a good evening jon. this is the final stretch of the three-day road to majority conference for dozens of conservatives speaking here trying to boost the republican party ahead of this year's midterm elections for a new and one of the speakers for this afternoon was herschel walker produce a republican senate nominee in georgia. recently acknowledged she has three other children with multiple women. he had not discussed publicly despite being a critic of absentee fathers pretty address that controversy controversy in front of conservatives here today. >> the first of all, they knew the truth. i have never deny any of my kids only love them more than i love anything.

lucas tomlinson is live from washington where potentially we could have some brand-new bombshell rulings this week. hey, lucas. >> that's right. those decisions could come as soon as tomorrow. more opinions from the supreme court beginning at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. we don't know when the court's last day will be. typically the high court takes a summer break at the end of june or early july. there are seven opinions remaining, including immigration, environmental regulation, and religious freedom. no matter what the court decides, lindsey graham wants to keep things peaceful. >> when roe came out, we didn't burn down the capitol as conservatives. we didn't go to liberal justices' homes and try to intimidate them. the radical left are constitutional anarchists. they're literally trying to change this country from top to bottom. they want to pad the court because they don't like this decision. >> one of the biggest cases remaining is the immigration case, biden v texas. the biden administration opposes the trump era remain in mexico policy for migrants seeking asylum in the u.s. biden's dhs

. >> oh boy lucas tomlinson live at the white house thank you lucas. and as inflation rises at the fastest rate in four decades, gas prices hitting a painful new milestone. the national average for gallon of gas is $5 for this and for the first time ever that is up nearly $2 from a year ago. with summer driving season about to get underway, there is little relief in sight. a boy alexis mcadams is live in new york city with more, alex. quick hi arthel i don't have a lot of good news for people because you mentioned there is no relief in sight according to aaa. experts kept a very close eye here at this gas station behind me at a mobil in new york city almost $6.50 for a regular gallon of gas. that is not stop abu from coming here and having to fill up there's been a line here people trying to get in here to the smaller gas station. for the past month gas prices have been climbing steadily so people really are not surprised in the other not happy about it for take a look on your screen this is the news broke this morning that nobody wanted to hear for th

arthel: lucas tomlinson, thank you. eric? eric: the president now on his way to germany for the g7 summit in the bavarian alps weekend. the president will also visit spain later for a nato meeting will. atop the agenda, vladimir putin's horrible war and invasion of ukraine. the president is expected to announce new sanctions on russia for that anding even more military aid for kyiv. meanwhile, protesters are rallying in munich. you see them there, they're demanding action on climate change from the g7 leaders. alex hogan with us now, she's at the site of the g7 gathering in us a the try ya. quite a sight. hi, alex. >> reporter: hi, eric. it is a picturesque and peaceful sight here in the bavarian alps ahead the of the g7 summit, but there's also been some tension as demonstrators started to gather protesting this gathering and also calling for greater climate action at the meeting. the g7 brings together the seven leading democracies and economic powers which right now are the u.s., canada, u.k., france, italy, germany and ja

. >> lucas tomlinson is live in washington with more. >> a chorus p top republicans are calling on garland to shut down the protests that continue outside the homes of supreme court justices after the attempted murder of justice kavanaugh. no mention of the attack in the bill biden signs. legal experts say the protests violate federal law. >> statutes that are already in place that prevent individuals from picketing or protesting in front of a justice's home in order to make them bend to their will and what their beliefs are is not the basis of the constitution or due process. >> not only are attempted attacks and protests against the justices on the rise but attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers and churches have spiked in recent weeks since the leaked draft opinion. lawmakers demanded police do more to stop them. 50 attacks across the countries and lawmakers want the biden administration to make stopping those attacks a priority. one letter wrote any violent attack on a nonprofit institution or group of worship is an attack on the fundamental all views enshrined in the constitution. pres

lucas tomlinson broke the news there, your quick opinion. the house just passed this gun bill that was passed by the senate, now goes to the president's desk for signature. what do you think on the red flag laws, a lot of litigation on how you implement the red flag laws going down the road? >> well, that's the key, trace, implementation. not a lot of argument that you should be able to remove guns if someone is a danger to themselves or to others. the question is the due process rights that kick in after that point. some of these red flag laws have lacked due process protections, and have guns taken away anonymously or ex parte meetings with the court. so the questions are on the details that is who can look at the issues after the guns are removed and whether they can we returned if the allegations are proven to be untrue. that's where you are going to find the litigation. the most important thing is the mental health funding. you know, there is -- i think people like to talk about having a solution to shootings, but we have over 400 milli