mike: lexie, i could listen to your analysis all afternoon, but we've got to run. >> thanks, mike. appreciate it. mike to the fentanyl crisis as the deadly drug reaches all parts of the u.s. fox news multimedia reporter jake care lex sis has more on its impact in the pacific northwest. >> law enforcement says interstate 5 is key to more fentanyl spreading across the northwest, and it's affecting more people including a mom we spoke to whose adopted son schedule thely overdosed on fentanyl -- accidentally overdose on fentanyl. >> he was on his way to the american dream and fulfilling his goals so -- and then it was cut short. >> reporter: last july 23-year-old courage hinton was home in oregon finishing his training to be an airline pilot. after a night out with friends, he overdosed on his family's couch and died in the hospital days later. he took a pill that he thought was oxycodone, instead it was a deadly dose of fentanyl. >> yes. we don't know why he took it, if he had a headache or he knew he'd be druggest thed with the new pilot -- drug tested with the9 new pilot job. so we know he wouldn't tak

mike emanuel. hi, mike. >> mike: is greg driving the bus, dana? >> dana: absolutely not. >> mike: good. thanks, dana. ♪ ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. now that president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy have struck a deal extend the debt ceiling and cut spending, the next challenge is getting congress on board. crucial test is underway right now. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill tonight. good evening, chad. >> mike, good evening. it's about the math. the bill requires a delicate bipartisan cocktail of votes to pass. but there's bipartisan opposition. >> i'm not sure what in the bill people are concerned about. it's the largest savings of 1.1 trillion we have ever had. >> number votes he might be. >> i haven't. >> necessary to do to make sure. >> you have been here a long time. any time there is an agreement with two parties, there's always two parties who vote for it at the end. >> minority leader hakeem jeffries say democrats will hold up their end of the bargain. >> we also are committed to maki

mike? >> mike: alex hogan, thanks very much. ♪ ♪ >> mike: russia is keeping up the pressure on the ukrainianorthern districts. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot has the latest tonight. >> panic on the streets of kyiv. 15 months into the war, and russia still striking terror that the hearts of locals. a rare daytime missile barrage, mostly fended away by ukrainian defenses but leaving some death and destruction and forcing thousands to seek shelter and safety. >> it can become very dangerous outside. debris can fall on. >> you this after two consecutive nights of assaults biggest iranian made drones in the war. 16 russian russian air fuselage alone. this ahead of a spring counter offer by ukraine against russian forces. >> when you take a look it amount of forces that they have it and i up over the last several months and the amount of equipment that the west has given them it's entirely possible ukraine could have some local success in some smaller areas. >> the u.s. noted in a special memorial day message from ukrainian president zelenskyy. >> we ukrainian will always be grat

mike. have a good weekend. mike: thank you. jacqui. jacqui: mikeon on the case of lori vallow daybell in the murder of her two children. >> is lori noreen vallow guilty or not guilty of conspiracy to commit first degree murder of ky kylie ryan and grand theft deception. guilty. jacqui: she was found guilty of two counts of first degree murder, and to commit murder and benefits after their death. jurors learned the shocking story during the nearly seven week trial. chad daybell had been charged with the murder and will be tried in a separate trial. mike: the prime suspect in the unsolved natalee holloway disappearance, vandersloot, to the u.s. with more. >> federal law enforcement agencies are not providing a time line for the extradition, however, a spokesperson for natalie holloway's family predicts within a week. and joran vandersloot is in a prison in the foot hills andes, where he's serving for the murder of a woman he met in a casino in lima. and vandersloot is also the prime suspect in the 2005 disappears of natalee holloway, the 18-year-old

mike: mitch roschelle, grateful if your time. >> you bet, good to see you, mike. mike: thank you. ff election between president erdogan and challenger after neither candidate reached 50% threshold in first round earlier this month as erdogan hopes to extend decade long time in power. correspondent trey yingst has details. >> people return to vote in election erdogan against main opponent. state media is reporting at this hour that erdogan has won the race and also incumbent taking to the streets speaking to supporters saying he's the victor. erdogan missed the 50 threshold. preliminary results in turkey's runoff election in history, erdogan received 53% to have vote and reports say 84% of the group participated in the first round of elections. >> there's no other country in world history that has a voter turnout of nearly 90%. turkey with nearly 90% turnout is battling for democracy in the best way. and i believe this will be the case today. i pray to god that it will be beneficial for our country and nation. >> issues on the minds of voters, inflation rates coupled with response t

that is, until allen broke the news about mike leaving town. >> i asked him how mike was doing. >> she said mikein arizona. he's living in arizona. >> it was also puzzling to mike's family because they could understand why mike wasn't talking to allen. but why wasn't he talking to them? their calls went straight to voice mail. >> we knew that he was not doing well. and we knew that he was thinking about leaving island. so we were very concerned as to why we haven't heard from him. >> was everything as it seemed? was mike really in phoenix? if so, what was he doing there? >> coming up. >> house hearing room was that he went to the caribbean. just disappeared. >> where was mike. the mystery deepens, and suspicions begin. >> i believe he fell victim of foul play. >> when dateline continues. when dateline continues all new spring deals, so you can get more and save more to make the most of the season. come enjoy big savings now at lowe's. no matter what type of dog you have... or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you take them everywhere... no matter how you define it. frontline®. the #1 name in

mike: i'm old enough to remember the bush twins. thank you so much. >> thank you. mike: fox news sunday shod shannon bream has interview with democrat ro khanna and republican byron donald, that's coming up after this show. stay tuned. one of the first reported shark attacks in florida oh, dear, fought off by a courageous 18-year-old, we will have herr story next.es ,♪ ♪ ♪ mikeoff a bull shark that attacked her in shallow water at a florida beach thursday despite sustaining injuries to her stomach, arm, finger and top of her knee, she plans to get right back in the water. what a champ. jonathan live with more on this. hello, jonathan. >> ella reed is amazing young woman, she has the scars to prove attack. it happened at fort pierce, atlanta coast. the shark swam under the friend, headed straight for ella first biting her abdomen. >> i started blocking with arm and hand and slipped in and got my finger and arm and it like scooped around and got my leg again. it didn't really hurt in the first part because adrenaline was just, yeah, i don't know, we were so shocked. >> ella's friend drove her home in golf cart and paramedic rushed her to the hospital. her mom says ella was remarkably calm the whole time at the hospital where she was treated and eventually released. according to data from the university of florida, the u.s. average is 74 unprovoked shark bites

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mike current we will send it back to you. >> mike: a big win for trump's president and aerial assaults on ukraine's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mikeinning a potential runoff over the weekend. we get specifics from correspondent alex hogan. >> reporter: the turkish president snagging a third presidential term after securing 52% of the vote. his political opponent campaigned on improving western ties and reverting democratic backsliding. it was not enough for supporting those eager for change. >> our expectation was to have new blood to have someone new come. >> reporter: after failing to gather enough support two weeks ago, erdogan received the endorsement of turkey's third-place candidate. the incumbent promised stability and confidence. >> we will build a strong economy. >> reporter: today, turkey's -- hit record lows against the dollar. erdogan bases backlash over soaring inflation. critics also bashed the slow response to the earthquake that killed more than 50,000 people. occurred -- the turkish leader holds signi nick virden. >> continuing to work together as allies on issues and shared global challenges. and one's position h

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mike porky parry. mike, tet-e— moment, mike porky parry. mike, tet-e tet— moment, mike porky parry. uch as i could tolerate of him. interesting. oh , you're gonna interesting. oh, you're gonna ask me now? where do we interesting. oh, you're gonna- ask me now? where do we start? where should i start ? well, i where should i start? well, i will start by saying i'm a divorced man with two boys and the king is a divorced man with two boys. he wanted his boys to be there. both of them . he loves be there. both of them. he loves them both. i wanted my boys to be with me when i recently married, were there so married, and they were there so it completed the king's day. i did not want harry and meghan to come to the coronation to be a sideshow, to take away the light from the day which was the king's day . i from the day which was the king's day. i knew he was going to come in and go as quickly as possible. i just i knew that was his style. he wanted to keep the door open because he has to be relevant in the united states of america. he is royal. he's the king's son. and let's face it, he'll

mike porky parry. mike, tet-e— moment, mike porky parry. mike, tet-e tet— moment, mike porky parry. uch as i could tolerate of him. interesting. oh , you're gonna interesting. oh, you're gonna ask me now? where do we interesting. oh, you're gonna- ask me now? where do we start? where should i start ? well, i where should i start? well, i will start by saying i'm a divorced man with two boys and the king is a divorced man with two boys. he wanted his boys to be there. both of them . he loves be there. both of them. he loves them both. i wanted my boys to be with me when i recently married, were there so married, and they were there so it completed the king's day. i did not want harry and meghan to come to the coronation to be a sideshow, to take away the light from the day which was the king's day . i from the day which was the king's day. i knew he was going to come in and go as quickly as possible. i just i knew that was his style. he wanted to keep the door open because he has to be relevant in the united states of america. he is royal. he's the king's son. and let's face it, he'll

mike emanuel. hi, mike. >> mike: is greg driving the bus, dana? >> dana: absolutely not. >> mike: good. ome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. now that president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy have struck a deal extend the debt ceiling and cut spending, the next challenge is getting congress on board. crucial test is underway right now. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill tonight. good evening, chad. >> mike, good evening. it's about the math.

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mike. mike is in spokane, washington. mike? >> hello. good morning, ladies. first off let me say that you two are an inspiration for all the young ladies out there. keep that in mind would you please. anyway, doctor, my question is this, i would like your thoughts on the cleveland clinic. everything i'm listening to him in washington here, from what i understand at the cleveland clinic, that was a group of surgeons put that together. from what i understand it has been very successful. understanding what your thoughts around that. thank you. >> thank, you. mike for that question. you are correct, won some surgeons many years ago got together and began, founded, the cleveland clinic that was the beginning of what is a very successful operation. i cannot speak specifically to the details of the cleveland clinic but i would certainly say that when surgeons get together, we can do great things for the health care system. i encourage physicians and surgeons to participate in hospital leadership. as those who provide care to patients, we are often well equipped to th

i mean, the buy mike mike next question has to do with grab. so i'm going to go to dan here . so, you know, i'm now and so, you know, i mean, i think she said, you know, even to the effect, you know, when that, when there's the nato summit, i mean, we really pinpointing it for everybody. okay. but it's, i think it's for griffith. ok. it says signaling to big donors, that means like congress and the arm is producers. you know, you know, so that the accounts for the, the drug attack of the kremlin, that last 24 hours, the political assassinations. what they're doing is they're keeping a ukraine is all in the march. they're, you know, they're, they'll be the rest of the, the ukrainian tags will be in moscow before you know it. but it all it does is the creed create this propaganda war. the keep it well funded and then we saw with the recent ridiculous, the dead crisis that oh, the defense department is always safe. dan. yeah. well, again, i think from the western point of view, this is largely a propaganda war, and they're pretty good at what size they're. yeah they're, they're p

mike mccormick, thank you for speaking up. house oversight chair james comer, like you heard mike mention, is planning a major announcement tomorrow the investigation into biden family corruption. >> ashley: and the congressman gave us a first look what he will unveil, we'll share that with you next. >> james: i don't know if the doj is aware of the different llcs and schemes in the different countries that we're aware of and we'll present the facts to the american people tomorrow. get going. along with clearer skin, skyrizi helps with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue in just four doses a year after two starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms had a vaccine, or plan to. ask your doctor about skyrizi to treat your skin and joint symptoms - so you can get going. learn how abbvie could help you save. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the thre

and i cannot speak only about iraq. obama's have been degraded into the human us over the again, mike mike, chris and refugees from the reach of who have talked to the west, which are now said for, but they are a good once again. the human has been degraded at the orders and are treated as lesser beings. we have seen this house on, over and over, and i will go back to the terms and force disappearances because when someone has forcibly disappeared, we don't know if they're still alive for their dad. has kind of, it has been accredited. that since 2003 in iraq over 1000000 people have been forcibly disappeared, so many of them couldn't be still the couldn't be still alive, many of them could, could be done. so that's another number that could be added to this report. the emphasis on the i do want to get into the very, very pervasive legacy here of the complex that we're talking about in just a moment. but before we get there, i do want to just ask stephanie about this, make sure that we keep talking about this one to for the rich to indirect. that's the ratio. that's the calculation by the

i mean, the by mike mike, next question has to do with grab. so i'm going to go to dan here. so you know, i'm now and so, you know, i mean, i think she said, you know, even to the effect, you know, when that, when there's the nato summit, i mean, we really pinpointing it for everybody. okay. but it's, i think it's for griffith. ok. it says signaling to big donors. that means like congress and the arm is the producers. you know, you know, so that the accounts for the, the drug attack of the kremlin, that last 24 hours, the by political assassinations. what they're doing is they're keeping a ukraine is on the march here. you know, they were, they'll be the rest of the, the ukrainian tags will be in moscow before you know it. but it all it does is the creed create this propaganda war to keep it well funded. and then we saw with the recent ridiculous debt, a debt crisis at all, the defense department is always safe. dan. yeah. well again, i think from the western point of view, this is largely a propaganda war. and they're pretty good athletic guys. they're yeah, they're, they're

mike morell misled officials by saying he would discredit the post about hunter biden laptop. mike morell said he drafted the letter because he believed the russians were involved and we think trump will attack biden on this issueats this week's debate. the chief wanted to skip security review to give joe biden a talking response to use in response. >> todd: potential hunter biden indictment may include charges of tax and gun violation, this is ahead of the wednesday announcement of more evidence against the biden family. james comer has this message to the justice department. >> do not indict hunter biden before wednesday, when you have the tubt opportunity to see the evidence that the house oversight committee will produce with respect to web of llc's and adversary cal countries, they are looking at a slap on the risk. >> todd: grace curly joins me now, how do you see this playing out? do you think the doj will listen to james comer or try to jump on the charges and say, we did our part, before the real stuff comes down? >> i think what you described, the fact comer is asking ememthis not to do it before wednesday means they will probably do before wednesday. we have seen joe biden do an interview on msnbc, seems to be softening the soil for pardoning his son. strategy from the left from the white house is deny, deny, deny he's done nothing wrong. joe biden said he is proud of his son. no nuance to this strategy. look at all the evidence republicans are coming forward with. >> todd: speaks of that interview on msnbc, listen to more of it. >> president biden: my son has done nothing wrong, i trust him, i have faith in him and it impacts my presidency by making me feel proud of him. >> todd: hunter biden is an angel, what is biden going to say when hunter biden is indicted at some point? >> yeah, this part amazes me, it is not just him saying he's innocent s, him saying he's proud of him. joe is banking on the fact that the american people will be uninformed on the cases and will not look into it like they didn't in 2020 and the american media will continue to run cover for him, otherwise you couldn't have this arrogance going into this kind of thing. he could be rights, maybe this deny, deny, deny and pro tending his son is a perfect angel, will work for him. this could come back to hurt him. >> todd: it really could if other media other than us cover this. look at numbers reported in the last block. joe biden is low and predominantly that has to do with the economy, you cannot hide how people are feeling in their wallet, when people hear the story of hunter biden and how it ties together with joe biden and the family, those numbers could get lower and that is a major problem for this administration? they are talking about getting rid of your dishwasher if it united states00s too much water, biden energy department putting out new goodlines, including limitting amount of water in a dishwasher, wanting all dish washers to use 27% less power and 34% les water. why is the white house choosing to focus on my maytag, grace? >> you are right, if they were this interested in cracking down on illegal immigration as they were cracking down on dishwashers and ush wai washing machines. manufacturers are saying this will decrease efficiency and increase the cost of manufacturing, which gets pushed on to consumers. in joe biden's mind, that is small price to pay to check off a box that will appease climate activists in this country. they do not care if it is more expensive for the american people. >> todd: such a small minority of people pushing this, this is beyond democrat and republican. they lot of democrats are like, what is going on, why are messing with my durbwasher? you are right climate activists are getting this administration to do wild things. the most important question, will my dishes get clean? >> see, i don't know. this is where it comes down to, do you wash your dishes before? do you rinse and put them in or leave them with food on? that is highly contested debate, as well. >> todd: i will not admit what i do here, looking out of the corner of my eye, i see ashley strohmier waving her head no, she puts her dishes in as dirty as possible, sometimes with full meals on them. and prays, a lot of faith and hope. keep us posted on your dishwasher. >> thank you. >> todd: back to breaking news this morning, we showed this shocking video of hundreds of migrants at the border, wait until you see this. the streets of el paso packed with migrant camps, conditions are completely unsafe. we'll talk to one resident next 6789 >> ashley: end of title 42 setting up showdown in new york, suburban lawmakers is warning eric adams not to send migrant buses his way, we have the details next. >> ashley: fox news alert, driver ran over a group waiting outside a shelter facility in brownsville, texas, yesterday morning. >> bodies start flying all over, they were dead, some missing legs, it was horrible. >> todd: director of the shelter says the migrants, mostly venezuelan men were waiting on a bus. the driver in custody and charged with reckless driving, more charges are pending. the incidents does not appear to have been accidental. and suburban warfare in rockland unt county new york. eric adams says he will bus immigrants their way. we have law enforcement deployed ready to react to anything that comes up to this county. the big apple 122 hotel shelters and eight humanitarian shelters are overwhelmed after 60's,000 migrants arrived over the past year. >> ashley: okay, let me get this straight. new york city, sanctuary city, they designated themselves as that. they can't handle influx of migrants, so ship them up north to rockland county? it is pretty red as far as new york is concerned. in 2020 split 50/50 for biden and trump. isn't this what eric adams has gone after governor abbott and desantis for all these months we've talked about? he went back after them last week, they are going to start bussing from texas again saying he can't handle it. i don't understand the double standard here. he is -- it is okay when he does it, but not when governor abbott? if new york city who says they are sanctuary city, cannot handle migrants when they say come here, we'll help you out, if they can't handle it here, how does he think texas is handling it when we see videos of thousands of migrants, 99% are single, middle-aged men. not seeing family and friends, what does he think abbott is doing, just to do it? >> todd: adams has boxed himself inner hoo. with regard to sanctuary city, can we end the virtue signalling? all the polices that put them out there, look how great we are, we will welcome anybody, when the people show up, sanctuary cities have said, you have to leave, you can't stay here. one other point, you don't watch local news outside the new york metropolitan news. ed day don't play, an executive that reminds me like a texas executive dressed in a new york state garb. he will not mess with this, he is not bluffing, interesting to see how this plays out. you'll have a city mayorerce have s county executive, could it come down to somebody in the state decide what happens? curious to see how this plays out. >> ashley: regardless of what is upon haing, it is not just new york. in texas, in el paso, we see the streets lined outside that church, and see videos circulating ahead of title 42 ending on thursday, there were cases of chicken pox and bed bugs, that is drop in the bucket to what we could see. this is not how americans want to live, they do not want to go downtown el paso, go to church and see this. i mean, yes, it is a humanitarian issue, but where is mayorkas and biden, kamala harris? >> todd: ash, the images on the screen is before title 42 ends this week, imagine what will happen when it ends? you will see the numbers explode and you will see the images just get worse and worse and worse. >> ashley: and i cannot stress enough, watch the videos, do you see women and children? at least majority of them? no. you are seeing middle-aged, single men. that is not to say there is 87,000 children wandering around the united states, the biden administration cannot find them. look at this, this is brownsville, texas, and the people we have on the show from brownsville, texas, talk about immigrants trying to get on their property. one woman added $15,000 in security to watch what is upon haing because she doesn't feel safe. what is going to happen thursday? >> todd: great question, alejandro mayorkas says they are ready for it, take a listen. >> we've been preparing for this for quite sometime, we tried to end title 42 repeatedly and stopped by the courts, so we are prepared. number two, we have migration information center set up to communicate with state and local officials and we have been doing so. >> todd: i hope you are right, i hope you are ready, it doesn't feel that way if these are i images before title 42 expires, tough week in texas. >> ashley: we spoke to cory mills and i said what is the plan, cb-1 app or the app biden administration is relying on? i hope not and i hope not for the people in texas and border state, arizona and really the united states. young police officer shot and killed in front of her home early saturday morning. following her shift in the city's south side, 24-year-old preston joined the cpd just three years ago, something she wanted to do since a college trip to germany and poland. she told the newspaper back in 2021, i know a big thing for the trip was finding voices for those who do not have a voice. i got back and i want to be a person and fight for justice. preston's killer is still on the loose. there a reward for information leading to the arrest. >> todd: horrible story. 13 protesters facing criminal charges after storming new york city subway is and jumping on tracks to protest jordan neely's choke-hold death. group of protesters bringing the subway to a halt. two of the 13 were processed and arraigned and 10 given ticket and one issued a summons. they are deciding if penny will be charged. hollywood celebrity says he is being paing up and leaving california because of crime and hom homeless know, we'll tell you who it is. >> ashley: and the -- railroad workers are not happy with amtrak joe's record after abandoned them last year during negotiations, we're talking to one of the workers next. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado is made for more. bring more. ♪ do more. ♪ see more. ♪ and be more. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado. made for more. ♪ what do mom■s really want for mother■s day? 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no issue but i wasn't scared and now you wouldn't catch me dead in that area. >> ashley: they have thrown tens of billions of dollars at the problem and it is still a major problem. the thing with actors, i'm not sure what matthew mcconaughey's political status it, i don't think it matterses, mark wahlberg and scott bao, they are conservative, not sure about keith urban, but it is saying something when you leave for something other than family, a job. they are leaving because of the homelessness crisis, drug problems. it is not safe. how would you like to take your kids in that area and drag them across the homelessness people, not knowing what they are going to do, if they have drugs, weapons, no one knows. >> todd: it is life-long californians, i went to law school with a young lady, who was a californiian, grew up in orange county, didn't want to leave orange county. they left, uprooted the whole family. relatives of my wife did the same thing, they just moved to georgia. people are sick of it, not putting up with it. >> ashley: i hope when they move to states they like the policy and don't see the homelessness crisis and do not vote the same way they did in the blue states. >> todd: a concern, scott bao was on "charles in charge." president biden could invoke the 14th amendment, including provision protecting public debt held by the government. janet yellen says this would be a constitutional crisis. >> there is no way to protect our financial system and our economy other than congress doing its job and raising the debt ceiling and enabling us to pay our bills and we should not get to the point where we need to consider whether the president can go on issuing debt. this would be a constitutional crisis. >> todd: james langford calling it out. certainly not a good option and she said it would be constitutional crisis. it's been 96 days since the president talked about the debt limit with the speaker of the house. that is most stunning part, everyone knew it was coming, it is time to negotiate. >> todd: president biden scheduled to meet with house speaker kevin mccarthy about the debt ceiling tomorrow. >> ashley: top biden officials met with leaders in saudi arabia yesterday to discuss a new railway project in the middle east and india. the white house says the work will advance shared vision of middle east interconnected with india and the world. train workers at home want to know why president biden is not bringing that prosperity to our falterring railways especially after they say biden turned their backs on them during the rail strike. alec lace has been a railroad mechanic for 23 years and joins me now live in the studio. the white house will team up with the saudis and leave you out to dry, what is your biggest issue? >> joe biden has made enemies with the railway workers, he campaigned telling us he is railway joe, choo-choo charlie, then what happens? turns down the package that would have given railway workers seven days of sick pay, this is per year. he stabs us in the back. there were two packages, six republican senators voted for a package to give us seven sick days. i interviewed senator cruz, hawley and marco rubio. the railroad system in america is like a technology museum. get in a time machine and see what technology is like, go to any railroad in the united states and since this is the federal government, the r railroad, every time we get a new piece of technology or equipment, it goes through all the red tape and regulation and gets to us on the rail, it is five years out of date already. stick railroad ties in the desert in the middle east. take care of america first before we build high speed there, we don't have it in the united states yet. >> ashley: this is a slap in the industry's face. >> of course it is, by the book, railroaders usually vote blue, they will do the best for you, that ain't happening no more. shame on him, he's made enemies, trying to put a bandaid on it, recently, we are going to get four days. the people running the show realize they made a mistake and ticked off railroaders and trying to hold it together, but it ain't going to fly. >> ashley: you said the majority of people in the industry voted for trump in 2020, what do you think that will look like in 2024? do you foresee anyone after everything that happened in december and him turning on your industry, do you think anybody in the industry will vote for him? >> you will have people that will vote for him, but i tell you this, i've been through six presidential cycleless and i never saw so many vote republican like i did in 2016. 2020, biden with the promise, thought don't go this route, now they will not vote or vote republican in the last election because of this. >> ashley: what do you want to see done? what is biggest thing that needs to know done for america's railroads? >> focus on america first. when you can say we can compete with japan and china, then maybe talk about building railroads overseas, get it done here and take care of the american worker, we worked through covid and all we got was a pat on the back. none of the covid money went to the workers. take care of america first. >> ashley: technology and equipment, from what you said, nowhere near up to dates, so many things could be changed and he ran on the platform he was everyone's president in america. we'll see what happens in 2024. alec lace, thank you for your time, we appreciate it. todd. >> todd: mainstream media knows the president is in trouble with lowest approval rating in modern history. >> president biden pushing back on questions from stephanie rhul, and more revealed in this brand-new poll. >> todd: brutal for biden, talk with mikecha and cheryl casone here live, jam-packed 5 a.m. hour on tap, don't miss a minute. * * >> todd: >> todd: new drone video showing hundreds of migrants lining up in texas after illegally crossing into the united states. with just days until the end of title 42, our country is bracing for the surge to become so much worse. you are watching, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. and challenges this claim, listen. >> get back to securing the board and make sure we have the ability to turn away those trying to come here illegally. bottom line is secretary

. >> let's hear from mike. mike in california -- independent line. >> hi pedro hi michelle, good morning. hows stall most of my thunder he's absolutely right -- it's kind of like, you know, i think i mean no disrespect michelle but you're when this elephant is -- ramping through our country. the government is way too large. they do have incentives. former auditor and that's the structural problem. is because they always spend to budget and it's got to be stopped. you've got to come up not so much with finding guy who's got some money in his drawer but you have, you havein to if the government -- if we're going control this, they have to build incentives to accomplish goals more efficiently they're always going to meet their budgets because that's how next year's budget is set so it's indemic to fund the county i'm sure you fund the county but unless that gets changed, and now at this stage, our biggest risk with monetary policy is that we know it doesn't work. the government spending all of this money is not helping

. >> let's hear from mike. mike in california, independent line. >> hi pedro, hi michelle, good morning. how -- most of my funder, he's absolutely right, it's kind of like -- i don't mean no disrespect, michelle, but you're -- when this elephant -- rampaging through our country. the government is way too large, they do have incentives a former auditor and the private sector along time ago and that's the structural problem. but it's because they always spend the budget. it's got to be stopped, you've gotta come up, not so much with finding the guy who's got some money in a stronger, but you have to -- the government, if they're going to control this, they have to build an incentive to accomplish goals at more efficiently. they're always going to lead their budget because that's how next year's budget is set. it's instant damage to find the counting, but unless that gets changed. and now at this stage, our biggest risk with monetary policy is that we know it doesn't work. the government spending all this money is not

mike pence! >> jimmy: yeah, that's not the fairy tail tale ending that you hoped for. mr. mike pillow, mike lindell h had to sell out five million dollars because of a contest he ran prove mike wrong. he would pay that person $5 million and a guy who happens to be a trump supporter did exactly that in the 15-page report, he proved his nonsense. and now an arbitrator ordered lindell to pay up. of course, he's lashing out. this is a man who knows his cyber technology. >> he's in the cyber room on the first day and he had asked other cyber guys how to use wired shark. which is a common thing that cyber guys use to open up any files or data in the cyber world. and so he didn't know how to do that, and -- [laughter] [applause] >> jimmy: all right, we just lost mike. we'll get reconnected with mike lindell. man, he does not know how to work his wi-fi. [applause] >> jimmy: he's -- he's somehow cracking the election fraud code. >> if you take that and take the machines out of our country, you know what's left? a trusting election and this country is 70% red everywhere. so -- um -- [laughter] >> hey

mike math and he's a senior fellow and the last of these departments at kings college london. welcome back to dw mike, what all these at 16 is likely to come from? i'm, when they realistically likely to be in operation in ukraine for the 16 is the most popular common slice job over 4 and a half 1000 of them being produced, held by a number of nights, a country. so no way denmark, portugal greece, poland, romania, you know, just to name a few. so could potentially come from any of those countries. um, when are they gonna get that? the actually the real limits in fact, so there's a speed at which we can try and pilots. and realistically the shortest possible timeframe is about 4 to 5 months, which is a massive shortening of the normal 18 months that it takes to train them. so we're looking at be awesome, and how do we sales work all the planes and indeed the times that have been offered, are they gifted to you, cried all the and low. no, they high as it was. that, that definitely gifted the nature is giving equipment to armies that are applied to your war is obviously not so that equipment gets destroyed and some of it. uh huh. one tank will be destroyed and half another one is showing. so it'd be put back together to make a whole tank. so equipment is kind of it always stuff will be with pad, no thoughts, the specs that you expect in peace time. so no, absolutely. one side stuff is given across. it's a gift and no one's expecting to get it back out. of course, at this latest news has been greeted by doc musings from russia. but this is going to drag nato a deeper and more directly into the conflict. what do we make about this? i think those 2 things that you know, this is just and that kind of what we've had before each stage when nights out, you know, from on, on the, on the weapons to watch hillary to tags. at each stage, this is guides, it'd be a catastrophic escalation of the conflict, says russia, and they'll be, you know, repercussions and the each stage of the nato countries have gone and done it. and it's been absolutely fine. i think actually the finer points is that what nato on the us and european countries is doing is very clever that gradually increasing the type. and the amounts of equipment that you find is guessing never into big a big jump. so it's very hard for russia to respond directly. we don't have sites does seem to have been balanced into this by the u. k. and the netherlands who are needing this international coalition to procure these jets. what does this tell us about your p and bonus? and the power of american foot dragging uh, you know, speaking is a brit. uh that's, that's not necessarily my reading. i'd be very surprised at the u. k as another lives did this without talking to the us 1st. i think what i think is happening is that the us with the presidential election coming up next year is in a more difficult political environment where it goes to boys in europe. so if you are the lead is the choice is very stock. and so what if the u. k and the negatives are pushing the narrative, unlocking the training, that makes it easier for us to then say, i will, we're supporting all european allies. so that's my reading of the situation involved in america being bounced into it, right? you're paying countries and we see the peasants that lives there has been quite successful, dragging apparently reluctant allies across the red lines 1st the tank. now the jets once the, like me to us for next step is indeed this is use these main jo business to keep the instructional coalition supporting them together. i'm. i think we're going to see lots of requests for more. i munitions. so we're going to see this counselor offensive going out over the summer and see olson very, very, a hungry for munition on hillary shows all that kind of stuff in terms of specific equipment, perhaps naval equipment. but it seems to me that in terms of land equipment, ukraine has a pretty full complement in terms of the types of equipment. and so 5 months time you reckon better of airbags these the f 16 find the jets a take to the skies over ukraine? how does that change the russian calculus up? so we've actually seen an example of how exactly how to change the calculus. what a slight to enables you to do is to bonum targets. that's all significantly but find the phone lines. and what we saw when russia, sorry, when you train was given longer range out to do so these high moms that we spoke about, suddenly rush i had to reorganize the way it supplied his forces. a move, it's down the back behind the lines. now the cranes go move, which is what do you have some of that as going to have a more capable of force that. that means that it's very hard for russia to supplies forces that will have to move it supplied. i'm either back into russia where you crave is not gonna destroy them, or is gonna have to disperse them, or either way, it makes it much more difficult for russia to supply its forces at the front line. and that's what mike or mike mazda from king's college on. thank he is look at the most doors making headlines around the world. it will start invalid routes, which is released enough physicians long ago who was snatched from the ryan to slice after it was forced to land 2 years ago. the state media release this video of the room and the process savage saying that he'd not been pardoned after co attended him and h e, a sentence just 3 weeks ago. messages received directly with funds of reaching easy data protection. last company, a facebook, what's happened? 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mike. >> deacon mike, i have to say the job seems to have agreed with you. when we first met i thought you were about 20 years younger than i am. i find out that is not the case. something is working well for you. >> i have been fortunate. >> tell me briefly how you got into this and how did you discern this vocation? >> it is a long process for me. out of grammar school i felt called to the seminary and i spent eight years in the seminary. >> you are local. >> san francisco. my senior year in high school, and my senior year in college , i discerned that god was not calling me to the priesthood. he was calling me to service within the church but not the priesthood. i kind of put that aside. and eventually got married and raised a family with four children. it was not until i guess i was about 50 or 55 i began feeling a call to do more. and they kept saying, i don't know what that is. my best friend , told me that you are being called to the diaconate. no. god does not want that. i argued with him for a long time about it. he turned out to be correct . i was being called to the diaconate. it took me a while to realize that and a little argument with god. i decided to aspire to it and discern whether or not this was for me. obviously, i found it very much for me and my wife was only supportive . she told me, what took you so long? >> okay. you and your wife and four kids in the prior career. >> i was a teacher. i had a teaching store. >> an expert with a masters in east asian history. all walks of life are found in the diaconate. i hope that you guys have a good collegial relationship and structure. you need one another . >> we definitely do. that was the surprise for us . at least for me and my wife is we joined the diaconate community and it was such a warm and welcoming e goodpl i consnt mble of t aco wives are doing wonderokeson, beer at a a g >> that is humility wee minute or less. could you give us a brief prayer to close. >> in the name of the father, son, holy spirit. lord we thank you for the day that you have given us. we ask you to guide us to where you want us to be today , as you do always. this we ask christ our lord. >> thank you for joining me. i want to tell her audience, you can find out all about the diaconate in the archdiocese of san francisco by going to the website, sf arch.org. there is a webpage, mike's telephone number, and informational evenings. these will continue. >> they continue. >> take a look and ask about the diaconate it i atcupatiand a great service to the church. thank you for being with us and we will see you next time on 'mosaic' . >>from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> the wa o oakland police s they are cracking down on sideshows but one business owner says it is not enough, especially when scenes like this happen right outside. >>> a long time television voice is off the airways after an on air racial slur. what happens next and why a man linked to the incident is calling for forgiveness. >>>

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mike pence's uphill battle. the former vladimiice president all he can to distance himself from trump. jeff zeleny is "out front" tonight. >> reporter: mike pence is setting off on a tricky political path, as he inches closer to a bid for the white house. to become president, he must take on the former president, which he's starting to do ever so gently, like on the future of social security. >> president joe biden's policy is insolvency. he said we're not even going to talk about social security and medicaid reform. and frankly my former running mate's -- is the same. >> reporter: that is donald trump. instead, he drops hints. >> we need to produce leadership and be straight with the american people about the challenges we face. >> reporter: in hopes some americans are eager to return to fiscal conservative roots. pence is trying to start over. >> thanks again for being here, mr. pence, vice president. >> mikeo remind voters of his conservative record in congress and as indiana governor, but asking republicans to turn back time may be a tall order, particularly has so many see pence as disloyal the for his role in certifying the 2020 election. >> you've said that history will hold president trump accountable, what makes you believe republican voters will? >> i do believe history will hold donald trump accountable for his actions on january 6th. i just have great confidence in republican primary voters. i have a sense that people are looking for a new brand of leadership, at least one that has the potential of elevating the public debate back up to a threshold of civility that we had in public life not that long ago. >> reporter: john sanu new toying with a presidential run of his own said it's a complicated balance with pence. >> his association with trump, does it help or hurt? >> yes, it certainly does. >> both? >> it really is both. if he does get in, he's got a much stronger base than p

mike mike, we're patient. nasdaq has gone a touch negative what do you make of it >> very heavy. this market for as flat as it's been, it's not been in gear, and so we continue to see that you know, auto's down a couple of percent there's definitely a slowdown taking hold type of a feel to things today on the other hand, you know, industrial production better than expected auto manufacturing ramping up, and, you know, that's goosing the second gdp number. that's this feeling of we're not really headed quickly to a resolution on the recession, no recession, or in the -- can the market stay this way >> the debt ceiling. >> i was going to say also, the resolution to the debt ceiling is being spun as a negative by folks who have already been bearish because they're looking at the aggregates and saying the fed hasn't issued any debt, and it's keeping liquidity in the system look the aggregate mass says to me that's not a reason to be incrementally bearish if we get a resolution on the debt ceiling. positioning and attitudes continue to be the biggest ins police dn installation. some people's version of cautious is owning a ton of bank stocks that's not purely defensive, but it's behaving that way so i still think that we're in this just sort of confused and cautious state, and again, you can't tell me that the market's not reacting to slowdown because in the past month, the s&p's been flat. auto's down 10%. energy down 12%, and banks down 7% we're listening to what's going on just as it isn't reflected in the big cap index. >> so greg, i turn to you. home depot certainly, you know, raised some issues about a possible slowdown with the consumer, the ceo, ted decker saying, quote, a newer dynamic now we're really seeing again just this past quarter is a more cautious consumer given the broader macro concerns including credit availability. what's your takeaway from that alone? >> well, from that alone, i think you're seeing the reality of there's still a lot of wood to chop, particularly in those bigger ticket discretionary categories like home improvement areas where consumers are getting more cautious, and our view from the indicator has been the industry will run negative all year, and it will certainly underperform overall retail sales just because we're coming off such a strong market the last few years, and existing home turnover was down a lot last year, and now home prices are probably going to start to slip. >> is this a warning shot for target, especially >> i think it is for any discretionary retailer that had a strong unit demand through covid and then with the stimulus checks of and so that's why, you know, target's not one of our top five, and we have been in line reading on the stock, and there are earnings tomorrow. >> what about walmart then >> walmart, we actually like that's in our top five, and we upgraded it back in march, and the point there is we're starting to see real traffic momentum in the business one way the consumers can save money is go back to walmart where prices generally are better than fears and competition, and they have a very good strong assortment across many categories we think discretionary product is still likely to disappoint pretty much across retail, but more certain retailers that have traffic momentum or tradedown benefits like walmart, it could be a decent quarter and back half of the year. >> i appreciate it very much as we look ahead to those key earnings reports phil, looking ahead to that key meeting. tesla and elon musk before his big sitdown request our colleague, david faber. >> yeah, and the annual meeting, scott, is typically one of those events where tesla investors get all excited and we don't get a lot of clarity from elon musk in his comments three things people will be focused on one, what does it say about the profit margin outlook? they can go down to zero as long as it's revenue growth i'm not sure it'll be retail now making 5,000 vehicles a week where the annual meeting will be holding and taking place, and then there's the next leg of growth as you take a look at shares of tesla over the last year, remember, cybertruck production is scheduled to be over the next year but what does it say about the lower priced model 2? those rare the things that they'll be focused on. if elon musk touches in great detail. >> what do you hope to hear that they were all excited about with david faber? it'll be that cnbc special event at 6:00 eastern time this evening. >> i'm excited it's not just going to be about tesla. he's also going to be talking about twitter, ai, spacex. david's going to touch on a whole range of topics. that's what i'm most excited about with regard to tesla i want to know what they're going to say about price cuts and profit margins i want to see if there's any greater detail that david can get out of elon musk in terms of how low are they willing go? >> he does seem willing, phil, and maybe more so than he has at arguably any time to sacrifice margins for demand. >> yes yes. they believe that they have the hammer when it comes to volume look, they aren't the brand when it comes to electric vehicles, certainly in north america, and you can make the argument that they are the top couple of brands in china as well as in europe he wants to take advantage of that position. >> all right good stuff, phil thank you. see what comes out of that meeting and of course, from the interview, again, 6:00 eastern on cnbc. mikeng. i'm looking at industrials week, materials week there's a lot of weakness around there's barely any green on the board. it comes from comp services and tech >> we have a situation where as i said before, the day gets kicked off to re-enforce the concerns about slowdown, the state of the consumer and therefore the cyclicals. on the other hand, yields are up >> yields are up >> so, and that to me was also because people. >> reporter: m-- were making a big fuss about how the retail sales game was essentially a fact it was inflation i don't think the yield move is that significant, necessarily, and in the grand scheme, but it does show you that we don't have, you know, any kind of signed and sealed assurance that the fed is definitely done we're not talking that way. >> no. >> everything points to, we're caught in between. you know, i could also tell you that homebuilders are up again today, and we had this great homebuilders sentiment survey and there are these pockets of the economy

mike mos in senior will studies fellow at kings college london high that mike. now we know that last so is blaming you, train for the drive to tax, but keeps denying any involvement. so tell me what, what do you make of these attacks of what the, the denali is, is it is pretty much standard practice on both sides. and it goes right back to when russia had the little green men come in and said it was, it was nothing to do with them. and the kind throughout the was various different sabotaged missions or a tax and has, has an effect. you said, oh, we didn't know anything about it, but you know, you guys should be more careful about your security on it. what it does is it creates a does enough deniability. it attacks like this that it creates questions within the rushing system. which means that, that concentrating on that not constant right thing on slicing the buckling. you claim. yeah. now we know that distance to nation has played a major role in russia's invasion of ukraine. like we're going to come back to you just a moment because we're going to take a look now, how russian propaganda messages all being used. a mass of gathering earlier this year in moscow cheering on this special military operation in ukraine. no surprise in a country with state media blasting out messages about brave russian soldiers and the legend ukrainian atrocities 247. a classic example still being deployed today is the don best children story. ukraine, in fact checkers, have just proven on our website. we have dozens of stories when russian propaganda tried to persuade data on population. there 2 premiums, soldiers kill children, a beef of been because these children are russian speaking or something like that. but in reality and no children, uh no, no charge to the child was not killed and child did not exist. the russian f s b security service and that's allied fall in tears also spread messages via trolls and bots that am at ukrainians and it westerners, on the political extremes. we are no longer in a situation where was all simply faults between soldiers on the box of fields through the arsenal of information wolfe or cyber attacks. and this information companies, wars are now also false in the digital via the russian war on ukraine has no exception to this. and these china and just pose an existence, so threats to our democracies. they roach trust in institutions and in the media by interfering disrupting censoring or even monday, relating people's perceptions of the to germany is one prime target leaked documents from the kremlin show. russia determined to link up the german far left and far right. like the people with this protest in berlin, organized by a far left party, but heavily attended by far right elements as well. rush and media strategist reported the lead device slogans, including nato makes life expensive. and ukraine, once more, germany wants piece that we're also shared online. so it's either the more, you know, radical arrives or radical if you are, the more you will solve for it. let's, the logic here i think is that's if you're susceptible to these radical ideas. it's more likely that you'll fall victims or just information. here's those things. this goes for the us as well as far right media personality tucker carlson, who was recently fired from his popular evening talk, show frequently spouts pro russian narratives and few points that in some cases originated in means or far right. republican congresswoman marjorie taylor green, who repeats kremlin talking points that in russia once peace, measuring the exact impact is impossible support for ukraine among republicans in congress has fallen. many of the party mirroring messaging coming at the russia party. well, over a year, into the so called special military operation, most goes, information warriors are still going strong. and we're back with mike martin. mike, what is russia strategy here? really, this is a combination of a 10 year approach that the russians have taken and they're not saying that we have a better way of organizing the well, the democratic systems. all that trying to do is say that democracy doesn't look, you know, there's a least voices, it's kyle tech, and you don't know what's true and you don't know what's not true. and the aim is to undermine and reduce confidence in democracy, a democratic citizens or citizens into boxes. and to make people think, well perhaps maybe there is a better way of organizing things, but they don't offering a new way of organizing. well, they may be trying to undermine the liberal democratic norm this established in most places. mm hm. and what about this information campaigns on the ukrainian side? yeah, i think that that hasn't been this information that you guys are. there's been lots of deception. there's been lots of attacks that they've denied and there's been lots of, you

mike and diane. >> hey, there's a little diddy about mike and diane. >> i think a lot of people will be grilling out this weekend, and i like the cooler weather when you are outside grilling, and you have the heat coming up and you don't want it to be too hot outside. we are seeing unhealthy air quality in some spots. it's moderate at the coast and in the bay. take a look at the temperatures that you are going to feel today, reaching 71 in dublin as well as 71 in free mopped and in mountain view. our temperatures in much of the north bay reaching up to the 60s. 71 in santa rosa. in san francisco, 62 degrees. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. you are going to notice there is not much of a change. i switched the graphic here to tomorrow and it looks exactly like today. upper 60s, low 70s. saturday is also about the same, maybe slightly warmer in spots like los gatos as well as morgan hill reaching into the upper 70s. also about 75 in santa rosa. overall it looks nice and quiet. we have also seen at least here the weather is good, but if you are going to the sierra keep an eye to the sky because each and every afternoon we have showers and storms develop, and there was a lot of sky to ground lightning and that's dangerous. we are still looking at more of the storms that will continue to develop and move into far northern california. if you are going to be traveling further north you may also encounter some of the wet weather and the daily storms, but none of that move into the bay area just yet. in fact, for the weekend we have the bottlerock festival happening in napa. it will be beautiful out there, and not often for a memorial day weekend do you have temperatures in the 60s and 70s. we will see that. you also want to look up. there will be a five planet parade peaking on may 29th. if you have maybe a telescope or something, you may be able to see all of them and that's something really cool to look up and see this weekend as our temperatures remain nice and comfortable. mike continue with the major crash in livermore? >>> yeah, this happened at about 3:30 this morning. i will give asecond to process this information as i step in. we are looking at the chp activity blocking these lanes off, flares as well. this is approaching the vasco off-ramp. it's past the first exit. these folks are getting by the distraction, and the westbound commute also a distraction, and some areas of the middle have been raised up. looks like the debris has been cleared. we are looking at the map and there's progress, but still a huge delay. eastbound is counter commute, and westbound is the commute, and the rest of the bay is looking smooth and even lighter at the bay bridge even though you can't tell it. back to you. >> if you say so, mike. >>> still ahead, honorining a musisic legend. ♪ ♪ proroud mary keep on b burnin♪ ♪ >> legioions of f fans are rememembering titina turnener. afterr the breakak we w will ta look at h her lasasting legacy will s show youou r reaction f people

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