who should i feel more sorry for, peter doocy, because he is not going to have jen psaki to battle withine jean-pierre, who is taking over and is going to have to deal with peter doocy's tough questions. and kayleigh, who do you feel more sorry for? >> oh, certainly karine jean-pierre, you know, i watched part of one of her briefings today when she was filling in, and it seems to me that circle back, that mantra might be replaced with "i don't have anything for you," because i counted in the video i was watching 21 times in one briefing. 21 times, karine jean-pierre said some rendition of "i don't know," "i don't have anything for you." i can tell you one person who will not let you get away with that -- circle people, jacqui heinrich, peter doocy. >> sean: well said. >> only two reporters in the room who will follow up. that was very hard for seven to handle, we will see how karine handles it. >> sean: jen psaki leaves karine jean-pierre, number one on the list will be how to deal with fox news, peter doocy, and jacqui heinrich, i guarantee you. that is the number one bit of advice i w

[laughter] kennedy: nor charisma nor peter doocy. >> she might need to bring him on as a foil. it. >> she will get clips of him and argue with them. kennedy: a giant straw man with peter doocy hair, wonderful hair. >> not motion hair but close. kennedy: they need to fight it out to the death. guy benson, wonderful seeing you. good luck last night. you bring us tremendous joy here every night. all the reasons to watch. i, here, gutfeld, amen. thank you great to see you. that jake grew? so good. i married him. topical storm is next. ♪♪ xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for up to half the price of verizon so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer groceries. this phone? more groceries! this phone? fewer concert tickets. this phone? more concert tickets. and not just for my shows. switch to xfinity mobile for half the price of verizon. new and existing customers get amazing value with our everyday pricing. switch today. researchers in hawaii say they may have found lost underwater city of atlantis. president biden says that's nothing. he's

but our peter doocy did have one question. what is the biden administration doing about our collapsing economy and how exactly is the plan to increase taxes on american citizens going to help them pay for things? here is how karine jean-pierre responded. >> how does raising taxes on corporations reduce inflation? >> so, are you talking about a specific tweet? >> tweeted, you want to bring down inflation, let's make sure the wealthiest corporations pay their fair share. >> look, you know, we have talked about -- we have talked about this this past year, about making sure that the wealthiest among us are paying their fair share. >> but how does raising taxes on corporations lower the cost of gas, the cost of a used car, the cost of food for everyday americans? >> so, look, i think we encourage those who have done very well, right, especially those who care about climate change to support a fair tax code that doesn't change -- that does not charge manufacturers, workers, cops, builders, a higher percentage of their earnings, that

peter doocy is asking this question. we'll dip over here and listen to that and be right back. >> why isn't he saying we know where the 42 are. they're in jail. >> well, peter, i'd point you to the department of homeland security to get more comments. he's had a range of hearings yesterday. >> what is the president's priority, potentially stopping terrorist attacks or letting the migrants come? >> a couple weeks ago when there was reporting about the numbers being stopped at the border, that was the border patrol doing their jobs. that was the system working and certainly part of the role of the department of homeland security, to keep our country safe, keep the american people safe and i think that's an indication of secretary mayorkas work to do exactly that. >> so take 19 people to carry out the september 11th attacks. what do you think 42 people on a terrorist watch list might be capable of? >> again, peter, the number 1 job of the president of the united states, the vice president, certainly the secretary of homeland

. >> carley: you just heard jen psaki there, she has gotten into sparring matches with peter doocy, watch peter, i'm sure this is going somewhere. let me finish. peter -- let me give you the facts here. peter, let me take a step back and explain to everyone how diplomacy works. did i say it is not a political issue? >> you said, some call it a political issue, it is not. >> carley: how would you grade her as press secretary? is that normal sparring between reporter and press secretary or something more? >> joe: four syllables come to mind. condescending. she was patronizing constantly to peter doocy and jacqui heinrich. she acted like she was above the people she was speaking to. it is clear if you watch the daily press briefing as we all have over the last year and a half and she used official white house press secretary position to disparage this network, which competes and that is generous term for msnbc with her future employer, her seven-figure employer at msnbc. this press secretary after signing with the network had audaci ty to say peter doocy had questions written for him because

peter doocy live at the white house with the breaking developments. hi, peter.ter: it is so interesting, jackie, because there is going to be an investigation at the supreme court. so lawmakers from congress are calling for that but here at the white house officials are not expressing big outrage that there was a leak of a confidential document. instead what they are upset about is the substance of that leaked document. >> what our focus is on right now, beyond the leak is, is how we're going to protect a woman's right to make choices about her health care with her doctor, a right that is supported by the vast majority of the american public. some call it a political issue. it is not. reporter: well it is apparently for the dnc, because they sent out a fund-raising appeal. part of it says, make no mistake reproductive rights will be on the ballot this november. the president is saying this will be a reason to elect pro-choice democrats, while his vice president kamala harris adds this, the rights of all americans are at risk. if the right to privacy is weakened

peter doocy traveling with the president in seoul, peter, thank you.ow back to that federal judge's decision to keep title 42 in place as border agents increase their footprint along the southern border's busiest sectors, getting ready for that title 42 to expire but now the judge says it has to stay in place. correspondent bill melugin joins us tonight from eagle pass, texas. kind of a big move, bill. good evening. >> bill: bret, good evening to you. big move certainly going to grab headlines but in a net shell nue status quo remain the same at the southern border. remember, title 42 has been in effect throughout this border crisis through these historic massive numbers of illegal crossings, last month april the highest numbers in dhs history and dhs sources, border patrol agents tell me even with title 42 staying can you expect those numbers to continue. >> the state of texas continuing to shore up its own security along the border in eagle pass. but even with the increased presence, this large group cross you had illegally into eagle pass early this

yesterday she reflected on her time revealing the parts of the job and even talk to peter doocy. >> i think we have a very good professional relationship. and i understand that he's coming there to ask questions every day that are important to report. >> her departure marking and into her history of spirited debate with 225 briefings. we don't have them all but we have some of the greatest moments. watch. >> our team is saying that you guys are starting to give smartphone or's two border crossers? >> on an alternative suggestion how they should be tracked? >> unfortunately i will not talk about the immigration. i might update you with a little more information. >> my question was about she. >> you asked me about a question about crime yesterday. i will give you a little extra information. i followed up for you, peter. >> thank you for that. >> i look forward to see it on fox later today. >> it is on fox right now. >> i bet it is. >> todd: reporting a new job at msnbc, karine jean-pierre will take her place. >> carley: i remember those moments between jen psaki and peter doocy as we al

peter doocy is live in seoul, south carolina, with more on the president's first asia trip as president and white house reaction to the title 42 ruling. peter. >> reporter: yes, arthel, we've got all that. the administration thinks that it is time for border patrol officers to stop using covid as a reason to deport illegal border crossings, but this federal judge is basically saying, too bad. if. >> all this ruling is, is a stay of execution. the biden administration is doing everything they can to transform america, and title 42 is the last tool left for our border patrol agents to actually push back. >> reporter: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre explains their side. she says the authority to set public health policy nationally should rest with the centers for disease control, not with a single district judge -- district court, i should say. at the heart of this federal judge's ruling is a nod to states that sued worried there could be a huge increase in illegal immigrants in border towns if title 42 goes away. the judge writes: the sheriff states have demonstrated that t

peter doocy at the white house with the president's reaction. anchor of fox news at night. shannon bream with this shocking story. geographic, shannon. >> shannon: good evening, bret. this is what we know so far tonight there are only a couple people that would definitely know exactly how this draft of this opinion got from the supreme court to the pages of politico. the chief justice is determined to get to the bottom of it. as advocates on both sides now anxiously wait to see how much of that draft actually binds up in the court's final official opinion. ♪ no more ♪ hands off ♪ our body. >> shannon: shock to the system full draft of the opinion authored by justice alito and in that iteration overturning roe v. wade given to a reporter at politico and published. >> i'm virtually certain that there are a number of people inside the court right now who probably figured out who it is. that person needs to be brought to justice and held to account for what they did here. >> tonight there is an investigation underway led by the marshal's office. chief justice roberts sending a

i think peter doocy should have said keep my dad's name out of your mouth.] >> my favorite part also is the president, i mean, he just kept do we have pictures of him by the way he kept fixing that tie and every time he fixed the tie it got worse and worgs. abby. >> i couldn't even pay attention to what president biden was saying because i was focused on your reaction about darn bowtie. >> he could not and then hi tried to fix it and made it worse and then you can tell we were trying to figure out is someone telling him to fix it or someone in the audience going hey fix your tie -- and i think it was someone in the audience i don't know -- if he would have been able to continue to talk if someone was saying fix your tie. fix your tie. >> it was like a clock it kept going all the the way around. >> is this why you didn't wear a bowtie. >> you don't because i don't want to deal with that. our friend jimmy is live on the red carpet are you there, brother. >> hey, hey, hey hello from nerd prom lawrence jones. now i want you guys to know it might be nerd prom but

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: peter doocy, our own peter doocy struggling to get a clear answerrre. >> how does raising taxes on carperation lower cost of gas, cost of used car and food for everyday american? >> fights inflation for the longhaul, that is what we're talking about, talking about lowering inflation and adds to deficit reduction by asking the richest taxpayers their fair share, that is what we're talking about. >> carley: joe concha will give us a clearer response. she was asked to explain something that can't be explained. >> joey: you can explain it if you're honest about inflation, that is passed on to the consumer. in this case, cost of goods and so on. somebody going to pay for it, it is going to be us. we are only two press briefings in, she has some experience, filled in for jen psaki at times. only word that comes to mind is amateur or excruciating. this has been difficult to watch. you have somebody who is reading off prewritten notes and she gets a question and goes to the answer and reads it verbatim, it is one thing to glance down at notes, that is a lot

>> before we go peter doocy sent me this picture. him and jen psaki. you all the best. god bless you. >> bill: good morning. 9:00 in new york and we begin with the white house overwemd. biden administration struggling to keep a wave of catastrophes and it is friday, i'm bill hemmer. we swap one d for another. >> i ended my evening with you and begin my day with you. i'm dagen mcdowell. 80% of americans say the u.s. is on the wrong track. the worst ever.

peter doocy pointing out his name is peter, not david. ere was talk about a nepotism joke. there is corelation between hunter and joe biden and steve doocy and peter doocy. it didn't land well. i thought it was dumb and completely, you know, it didn't make any sense. and also you said earlier you know, they suddenly become chummy. they're always chummy. the joke that wasn't told, no one mentioned the new disinformation board that, which is just, here you have a entire dinner dedicated to supposedly journalism and the first amendment and nobody brought that up, when that was the number one story of the week or at least should have been for journalists in particular. will: that is because they favor it. they want it. the press wants the disinformation board. they believe democracy dies in darkness. they are the filter which rubes in america will learn the truth, elite truth what is going on. not what you might read. will: no doubt they favor the disinformation board. nothing like a government license protects the class of individuals who are

meter doocy and i both laughed. peter she laugh? >> steve: i can't look at everybody. >> pete: it was takenning. >> ainsley: i'm glad you went and had fun. was there a lot of fox people there. >> we had a couple of tables. at our table apollo ohno right behind me is kaitlin general his or her is going to be on the channel tomorrow. we had right there was deepak chopra. so it was a very serene table. just saying it was a lot of fun. and i got to introduce myself to the secretary of homeland security sater moorks and i invited him on of my program. >> pete: steve, you mentioned serene. one place that is not serene is the southern border. we might be three weeks away from the removal of title 42 which by some are estimating as many as 18,000 a day could be attempting to cross illegally the border. what is dhs doing to prepare for that and border patrol? well, secretary mayorkas was on cnn. was it yesterday? i believe it was yesterday. >> steve: i know he was on bret yesterday. i. >> pete: i need to learn this weekday termino

if jean-pierre is never asked by our very own dumb slb peter doocy if she thinks he's racist, she willely say that was in the past, let's move on to real issues which will reveal how little they take their opinion seriously. it's like when one your friends start a rumor you beat your wife and you said lighten up, just a joke. here, calling people racist is a good career path. it's quite a racket claiming everything is racist to get a really good job. i believe we are leading the world in successful oppressed people. how many people who use the word racist or actually seriously thinking about it at the time. has anyone responded to them, could you please give an specific example of my racism, don't think of slavery and jim crow unlike a joe biden and davy crockett, wasn't born then. my guess is they will be quieter than the set of who is talking to chris wallace. [cheers and applause] i'm just going to stew in that. now the word racist is meaningless because people throwing it around made it meaningless. it's the semantic equivalent of the fed printing too much money. the more they put

>> bret: peter doocy traveling with the president in tokyo. peter, thanks. today is the day the biden administration plans to drop title 42. the covid related asylum rules at the southern border. friday a judge in louisiana blocked that move as we told you. tonight, thousands of migrants are camped out along the southern border. waiting to make asylum claims if and when those regulations are terminated. national correspondent william longness is at the port of entry in tijuana, mexico tonight. >> dozens of migrants from mexico, central america haiti and africa wait in line at shelters, clinics and soup kitchens in tijuana. >> they can work. want to help the family. >> many waited for months to an end to title 42 and confused about what is happening now. >> there not going on 42. >> today might open up. >> migrants have three choices, return home, wait in mexico, or cross illegally with some 11 million jobs open in the u.s., border agents fear many won't wait and we'll see seen scenes like these from texas all across the border. >> i have no reason to believe

answer was all over the place, she fumbled her answer, you saw it. >> she was pressed 3 times by peter doocyn answer, good job on peter holding rates accountable. stuart: remember your first time? >> i was crying in my office i was so nervous, said a lot of prayers. we when you told us that before, were you in tears before you went to the podium? >> was in tears, got my appearance on speakerphone, prayed by myself, and went and did the briefing. stuart: how did it go? >> it was great. i had the serenity that i had been standing there my whole life so the prayers worked and i'm grateful for that. stuart: we are too. we are going to watch you on outnumbered 12:00 noon eastern on fox news. that is my -- the way i -- my name for your show, outnumbered. one day i will be on it and be ambushed. thanks very much. elon musk says the twitter deal can only move forward on one condition. ashley webster, what is that condition? ashley: good morning. mr. musk says he will not move ahead until he has more clarity on how many twitter accounts are fake. fewer than 5% of daily active users in the first quart

. >> and press briefings, jen psaki answered peter doocy about this. >> okay.op talking pure let me get through it. and then you could say allegedly. jen psaki said that they were continuing work that started under the trump administration, which i thought was very interesting. one thing that people don't do when they are in office as they don't try to get in front of a narrative based on what they know the other side is going to say. it is pretty easy to do. two and into a political commentator on the left, the right, and you will know the response within 20 minutes. why didn't they do that? he would know exactly what people would say. why is this happening with elon musk taking over on twitter? is this someone that deserves this kind of job? and then you could, given that interview, in advance of this, and we all -- >> are you saying that you don't quite understand it either? >> i said a lot more than that. i would like more information about what it is, but i'm relieved to hear this is not about targeting individual american citizens for whatever they are pu

i want to play peter doocy.e homes of supreme court justices. i will get your response. >> protest, no. peaceful protests aren't extreme . what is going on here. and we know that these protests can turn to riots overnight break quickly. it's almost encouraging this kind of behavior and should be discouraged. >> we had seen leslie marshall, these things are not legal. that was point to note at the top of the show tonight. phuket go to a supreme court justice is now some hold a protest on their front lawn bee nor should you. >> but you can't have a peacefu protest on the side but outside of their home and in the street in front of their home across the street from their home. that is what makes our nation great. and one of the foundations of the nation. here's the problem i have. i have a lot of anger from my side on this, protesting wonderful, we've seen women's marches. that's great. and let's get out and vote in november and the midterms when democrats don't show up in the numbers republicans do come it is all

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listen to the exchange between peter doocy and jen psaki. >> these activists posted a map with the home addresses of the supreme court justices. is that the kind of thing this president wants to help your side make their point? >> look, i think the president's view is there is a lot of passion, a lot of fear, a lot of sadness from many, many people across this country about what they saw in that leaked document. we want people to protest peacefully if they want to protest. that is certainly what the president's view would be. >> john: karl, yesterday virginia senator mark warner denounced the leak and said who was was responsible should be held accountable for it and punished. what does it say the white house won't denounce the leak and won't denounce the planned protest of supreme court justices at their home? >> yeah, their silence speaks volumes. and look, i have a personal feeling about this. as a former white house official whose personal home was subject of a number of protests, i can tell you how it affects a family. i signed up for it. my wife and 10-year-old son did not and sim

peter doocy struck in the very latest from tokyo, hello peter. >> mike, good morning. big part of the first stop on this asia swing in south korea was taught from president biden about partnering with asian nations to make sure there is help in the next level health crisis arrives. and on his way here to tokyo we found out what that next global health crisis might be. monkeypox. >> they haven't told me the level of exposure yet. it is something everybody should be concerned about. they're working on it hard to figure out what we do in the vaccine if any may be available it is a concern in a sense if it were to spread it is consequential that's all they've told me. >> the president on this trip is also hoping to show strength in the midst of a rising china by meeting today at the so-called quad the regional alliance of japan, south korea, australia, and the u.s. but china does not seem to be getting the message conducting military exercises in the south china sea as a biden critics said that's because they think this trip happen too late in china's rise. >> i think it's

white house correspondent peter doocy is live in tokyo with latest on the trip. peter? morning, jon. just because president biden now says he would talk to kim jong-un doesn't mean he'd have much to say. >> do you have a message for kim jong-un while you are here? >> [inaudible]. >> the u.s. has been cleaning up some classified intel about north korea's plan and going public about the possibility that north korea could soon launch a missile test or a nuclear test or both while the president is in asia. >> we are prepared for anything north korea does. we've had -- [inaudible] to whatever they do. so i'm not concerned. >> north korea, not really the intended focus of the trip, though. that's china. the president is hoping that they don't get any ideas about invading taiwan when they see the way the world has been reacting to russia's invasion of ewe ukraine. back home there's skepticism. >> china is the biggest threat we face. i wish president biden had gone there early in his tenure, not made his first international summit with putin last summer. >> the president thinks

peter doocy at the white house.ng heat for some remarks he made that students are the teachers' children. >> president biden: you heard me say it many times about our children. it's true. they're all our children. the reason you are the teachers of the year is you recognize that. they're not somebody else's children, they are like yours when you are in the classroom. >> martha: some parents heard that where they thought it was overstepping the president's authority. here is one. >> there is no way that my child or children are any other person's child than mine and my husband's. it is appalling what president biden has said. we have a fundamental right to decide on the upbringing and schooling of our children. >> i think it's a dangerous thing to say and undermines all the rights and values of families. >> martha: a new op-ed in the "new york post" accuses teachers unions of indoctrinateing kids with the president's support. it comes at a time when parents are already fired up about the debate of the role when it co

>> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn. thank you. stocks were mixed today, the dow up 27. the s&p 500 down 16. the nasdaq down 142 today. we have less than 24 hours now until polls open in north carolina and pennsylvania for big primaries in those states. new developments may have shaken up the race in pennsylvania. bling you that. three republican candidates neck and neck in the polls i will speak with one shortly. the front runner suffers a medical emergency on the campaign trail. senior correspondent rich edson has the latest from pittsburgh tonight. >> primary election night party without the candidate, the confront runner for the democratic demonstration for senate here in pennsylvania had a stroke last week. lieutenant governor john fetterman says he is resting in the hospital. >> hey, everybody. it's donna gizelle as you can see we hit a bump on the campaign trail. >> it was on friday. i wasn't feeling very well. i need to get checked out. >> he can he said doctors told him to no damage and can return to campaigning soon. republican side supporters of dr. mehmet oz

this is peter doocy taking to the white house press secretary about gas prices.onsibility for his policies potentially contributing to inflation? >> his policies have helped the economy get back on its feet. that's what his policies have done. >> trace: back on track. karine jean-pierre says that. your thoughts? >> it's exactly the opposite. was it alice in wonderland where she was in place and everything was the opposite? he came in with an economy growing at 4.5%. we now have a negative economy. we did in the first quarter of this year. we had negative growth. it was down 1.5%. that is a huge drop in the gdp. so it's going in exactly the opposite direction. all of his policies, selling off the strategic reserve, our petroleum strategic reserve has not caused gas prices to go down. they have come up. remember a couple months ago, the president was wagging his finger at mom and pop gas stations for raising their prices because oil is going down. oil came very close to $120 a barrel today. it's now down about 115. it's still more than it was two months ago. >> tra

peter doocy, thank you. >> among those suspicious of the disinformation board's intentions the "wallurnal" editorial board is checking in. it writes the concern isn't that the board will spy on americans. the problem is that this new board may choose to play the role of national fact checker. a kind of government politifact look down from mount washington at this or that statement and vouch safe to the masses what is true and what is false. joe concha, fox news contributor, media and politics columnist for the hill has a new op-ed calling the board joe biden's ministry of truth. joe is in focus now. so what is the real bottom line with all this? i read your op-ed. it is really caught on and a lot of people are calling it the ministry of truth. >> yeah. i think ultimately, harris, whenever the government is involved in this sort of thing. i'm talking about both parties. ultimately something like this board will be weaponized for political purposes. and it is amazing to see that the guy in charge of this disinformation board is actually spreading disinformation and trying to defend it.

the white house briefing room at not something we see from the administration at the polls. >> peter doocy luck to jen psaki. didn't realize the height disparity. i don't think i ever met peter in person. either he's really taller jen is not so tall. i need to get to the bottom of that. >> reporter: little bit of both going on. pete: what can we expect from jean-pierre? >> reporter: she has a tough job ahead of her, this administration faces an uphill battle with record high inflation. a lot of americans would like to see this administration stop placing blame and start taking responsibility. all the administration's policies, inflation, border crisis, baby formula shortage that we knew began in february when the biden administration shut down one of the nation's largest baby formula plants, this protection campaigned on not passing the blame, and taking responsibility, it would do americans a lot of good to see more humility in the white house briefing room instead of trying to pass the blame on others, take some responsibility for their own policies. pete: i wouldn't hold your breath. th

peter doocy is live in tokyo just after 5:00 a.m. in the morning, peter thank you. arthel: up as an biden meets with leaders in japan and south korea china is holding military exercises in the long disputed south china sea botrytis air force and navy have made threatening moves toward nearby taiwan since last fall break the u.s. and taiwan and enjoyed friendly though unofficial relationship. his national security visor jake sullivan on beijing's threat to taiwan after russia's invasion of ukraine. >> an biden administration is invested and work with allies and partners to send a clear message of deterrence. we do not want to see unilateral changes to the status quo. we certainly don't want to see military aggression but we do want that message not from just us but a range of allies and partners but in the region and beyond. arthel: a springing of dan hoffman former cia station chief in moscow. what is china doing holding military exercise in the long disputed south china sea while president biden is visiting south korea and japan? what is president she's a point? >>

jon. >> peter doocy, peter thank you.ew step to try to help end the baby formula shortage that is rock this country there in germany to indianapolis this weekend for u.s. military personnel are unloading the nestlÉ manufactured cargo onto airplanes and operation fly formula. the flights expected to bring in enough formula to fill in about a million and a half feet else baby bottles agriculture secretary tom vilsack will greet the first shipment when it arrives in indiana for national distribution. all out this week and after hillary clinton's 2016 campaign manager took the stand in federal court yesterday. the first trial stemming from special counsel jon durham's probe of the trump russian investigation. robby mook testified about a narrative that tried to tie the former president to a russian bank. lucas tomlinson has those details. >> jon, hillary clinton's former campaign manager testifying clinton herself personally approved giving one of the now debunked trump russian stories to the press two months before the presi

. >> john: first peter doocy is live at the white house. why are the democrats pivoting to the economy today. >> peter: republicans more and more say a leading issue is the economy, so president biden is trying out some new material to try to counter them. >> let me tell you about this ultra maga agenda, it's extreme. it will actually raise taxes on 75 million american families. over 95% of whom make less than $100,000 a year. >> peter: that's as a new fox poll reveals 45% of voters think inflation will be an issue for more than a year. 20% another year, and 20% say at least for the next several months. so add that up, 85% of voters arguing, or believing, rather, that at the very least inflation will be a major issue for several more months and several more months from now is when the midterms are. >> inflation will not stop until we balance the budget, we get people back to work, we figure out how you reduce inflation. more competition, reduce the permitting process, that's how you get inflation down. >> peter: this is the start of another

peter doocy is live at the white house on the continued fallout from this decision. hi, peter. >> within the last 30 minutes or so tom cotton dropped a new bill aiming to dismantle this disinformation board and in a statement he is saying now the biden administration wants a government agency dedicated to cracking down on what its subjects can say, an idea popular with orwellian governments everywhere. the board is unamerican and my bill puts a stop to it. if that doesn't happen dan crenshaw is writing perhaps the new disinformation board could focus on the often repeated lie the border is secure. white house officials insist nobody is trying to censor anything and mayorkas says they aren't trying to be the opinion police while admitting the whole idea could have been explained better from the jump. so now biden officials are trying to do that. >> what the president wants out of this, does he want the people on the this board to start censoring information that is not helpful to him? >> let me be clear. the primary mission is to establish best practices to ensure effo

peter doocy is live in south seoul with more and i am sorry seoul korea, take it away peter. >> the bidendministration weather is in south korea for the folks back at home the doing exactly what progressives want which is basically telling border patrol officers their preference is if they are going to be deporting people to come into the country illegally they would rather be for reason other than code 19. the federal judge in louisiana disagrees he is saying for now the policy known as title 42 is going to stay in place. the judge, in his ruling we have been leafing through since last night sides with states that sued to keep title 42 in place for the states were claiming they are hoping prevent a huge increase in migrants if it cold it was no longer a legal reason to turn them back up. part of this ruling says the plaintiff states have demonstrated the determination order will affect their entrance based on the healthcare system in their interest in health and welfare of their citizens. but the white house does not think this is where a judge at all. the new press secretary i was trave

white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. od evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. as officials stare down grim early midterm polling president biden private lunch today somebody who knows all about what it is like watching republicans win control of congress in this first set of midterms, bill clinton. >> i will tell you what, we work for them. >> that salute to a federal workforce now include the dhs disinformation governance board led by nina jankovicz. >> the woman you noted has extensive experience. >> she has also posted videos like this. ♪ ♪ >> peter: a defensive jankovicz i'm a pregnant woman working for the government who used to have thanks covid a musical theater hobby. take with the fed's policing content. this kind of stuff i cannot overstate this, this is not about ideology. this is about mental illness. this is about people who are crazy and out of touch with reality. >> message received by secretary mayorkas. >> bret: do you understand some of this pushback. >> oh, there is no question, bret that we cou

peter doocy at the white house. host of get tammy bruce and dig into it for us, tammy. >> what is happening is outrageous. my left wing activism began with abortion rights. it involved democrat poll situations and it involved the establishment. nothing was organic. nothing was like a natural outrage because this is the only issue that would raise money. the only issue that would generate passion on the base. this is -- 20, 30 years later they have nothing new. it's the same thing. what i'm seeing here now is the outrageousness. it is never about the issue for the left. it's about power, money and influence. in this case this is about the institutions of the country. that they have decided they don't like. the country itself is the problem. this really is a denigration of the supreme court itself. the willingness to dox supreme court justices with a made-up monitor, which i used to do. even ruth bader ginsburg questioned and was not happy with the nature of the roe versus wade decision. as reminder here as everyone i

>> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn, peter, thank you. let's bring in our panel early tonight. fox news senior political analyst brit hume. amy walter, publisher and editor and chief of the cook political report. jason riley "wall street journal" columnist, senior fellow at the manhattan institute and forbes media ceo steve forbes, co-author of the new book "inflation" what it is, why it's bad and how to fix it. steve, let me start with you with the economic news before we turn to ohio. we will get brit on camera here momentarily. this fed hike and the market reaction to it, all of these things seem to be baked in the cake. the market seemed very pleased with this move today. >> the market was anticipating what happened today. what they're not anticipating is that the chairman powell or chair powell was not going to raise interest rates as much as they thought he might in the next meeting in a few weeks. that's why the market jumped up the way it did. the punch bowl is still out there. moreover, the federal reserve announced that they wer

white house correspondent peter doocy has details. >> my plan is to address inflation. starts with a simple proposition with respect to the fed. some doubt the federal reserve's recent track record on inflation. >> i do think there needs to be considerable soul searching at the fed as to how they missed this as badly as they did. >> as white house top economic officials are very defensive about months' worth of possible policy missteps as prices continue to rise. >> nobody did anything except say oh it's transitory. >> i just disagree with that and i could quote you 20, 30 other experts who had different projections. >> so is messaging sabotaging the president? nbc news reports quote biden is unhappy about a pattern that has developed inside the west wing. he makes it clear and succinct statement only to have aides rush to explain that he actually meant something else. the so-called clean-up campaign he has told advisers undermines him. officials are hoping to keep things simple with the three-point inflation fighting plan trust the fed, lower prices and lower the defic

but first, peter doocy is travelling with the president, he's in the south korean capital city of seoul. peter, we heard the president is not going to be visiting the d.m.z., is that right? >> peter: that's right. the zone between north and south korea is not part of the itinerary, biden officials say been there, done that. >> the president has been to the d.m.z. before, not that it's too dangerous, no, we have government officials go there on a regular basis. but one of the officials was then vice president joe biden in 2013. >> peter: the president just got here but two secret service employees are on their way back to the united states. sources telling fox they got drunk, and then they got in a fight with a taxi driver, a service spokesperson is telling us now. the secret service is aware of an off duty incident including two employees which may constitute potential policy violations. they will immediately be returned back to their post of duty and have been placed on administrative leave. there was no impact to the upcoming trip. as the economy back home struggles with inflation up,

. >> bill: peter doocy is at the white house. who is organizing the protests at the justices' homes? >> website one known for now financial backing and posted announcing walk by wednesday, may 11, 2022, at the homes of the six extremist justices, three in virginia and three in maryland. if you would like to join or lead a peaceful protest, let us know. that set off all kinds of alarm bells for lawmakers, concerned in this environment, supreme court justices do not have enough security. so bipartisan support to get additional federal funding and let the supreme court go about the process of around the clock protection for the justices and families, and the request, the way this would happen comes in a bill filed by democrat senator chris coons and john cornyn. >> we deal on these matters on a daily basis, to make that kind of threat to the supreme court is an attempt to intimidation the justices and a threat to judicial independence. >> peter: of note, this white house still has not tried to lower the temperature and they have not

but our peter doocy did have one question. o what isur the administration doing about our collapsing economy and how exactlylaonom ic the plan to increase taxesor on american citizens going to help them pay for things? here's how karine jean-pierre respondedd. ra how does raising taxes on corporations reduceio inflationn?? so are you talking about a specific tweet he tweeted you want to bring down inflation? let's make sureon, the wealthit corporationrati pay their fair share. well, you know, we have talkede about we have talked about this past year about making suret that the wealthiest among us are paying their fair sharept of gas, the cost of a used car , the cost of food forve everyday americans? so look,an i think we encourage those who have done very well right. especially those who care about climate changeo to support a fairer tax code that doesn't change doesn't charge manufacturers, workers, cops, builders, a higher percentage of their earnings that the mosto fortunate people in ourrt nation and not let that stand in

great work as always, peter doocy. >> let's get reaction from capitol hill. republican senator from tennessee and member of the senate housing and urban affairs, foreign relations and senate committees. thank you for spending your saturday with us for a little while. >> certainly. >> i want to start with title 42 and this ruling. it's going to stay for now. at some point realistically, title 42 is going away. i know that you and other parties want a vote on title 42 to keep it in place. do you think you can get that support now from the other side of the aisle now that we've seen this ruling come down. griff: do you think you can get that support? >> well, all this ruling is is a stay of execution, we have a massive crisis at the southern border this past month saw the greatest number of illegal immigrants come into the country than we've seen. in my home state of tennessee we have each month more overdoses and deaths from fentanyl coming across that border than we've had before. it gets worse by the month. the biden administration is doing everything they ca

two people, jackie heinrich, peter doocy, they will show up and think about that . she only has two reporters in the room, only two who willat follow up w and that was very hard for them to handle. we'll see how korean handles that guarantee. if there's a list that jen. psaki leaves corrine jumpier, it's going to be number one on the list will be how to deal with fox news. peter doocy and jackie heinrich. i guarantee that's the number one . a bit of advice. would bet i would bet soki is going to leave with her successor joe . i think you're right, john. and look, at least the hashtag bomb we probably don't have to see anymore unless she said something provocative h h on msc but. honestly, when you watch y jen psaki, she's awkwardod and when she doesn'ty have somebody to spar with and she won't on msnbc, i don't think she's going to be this big success that people think to be .ing i think that in the end she needs a foil and she won't have one there. l >> seathe tape. that's all i have to say. save the tape. i agree with you and you should have your own media show. h

peter doocy has news for us on the lawn. >> she is sensitive to the criticism about her new role at this disinformation governance board because she posted something on facebook and part says the following, i have dealt with abuse before as my harassers note, i even wrote a book about it. they apparently don't like i want women to protect themselves online, the online threat investigator told me that had i not followed my own advice i would be in a much more precarious situation now and there are some democrats who say there's a big need for the kind of online policing that we are talking about. >> we know over the years, including the last administration, attacks are regular coming from both chinese sources and russian sources on, aimed at us, and aimed at our people. they want to bite it, we won't let them. >> there are critics challenging that as a major overreach, they don't think has any business being funded with taxpayer money that could be used elsewhere. >> look, i think first of all, this is a good example of big government socialism at work. this is a censorship board. first a

all right, peter doocy, thank you very much, peter great stuff as always."ultra maga" quite a lot these days to describe the gop. take a listen. >> people have asked where do you come up with ultra maga, where did he come up with what did he call president trump? big maga, i don't know the king of maga? this is all. he is having a good time being out, drawing the contrast and i think you'll see much more of that and that, i think will be helpful for the public in what the choices are. ashley: he calls it an extreme group. let's bring in congressman michael waltz, republican from florida, great to see you, congressman. what do you make of that? >> well look, let me just state , if middle east peace, tax reform, justice reform, a secure border, roaring economy and taking on china means ultra maga put me in that camp so i don't know what the heck she means, but you know, president trump was focused on results and he got them for the american people , and that's why so many of us support him. ashley: i think you're absolutely right and it could backfire, next o

we'll go to peter doocy who is there with the latest news. reporter: good afternoon from tokyo. whole point of this biden trip to asia, south core re-and japan is to figure out how to make the united states and other asian partners less reliable on china. they are trying to send a message to the chinese, if they decide to move on die juan, they will be passed out like russia is after invading ukraine. the supply chains are completely crimped as china remains locked down because of covid. they don't want to rely on china for being unreliable trade partners or for using unfair trade practices. so send yeah, japan and australia are all getting together here in japan to try to figure out what to do about it. there was a fair amount of that when we were in south korea. for anybody watching. the format, the way this will work. there will be two podiums. we'll have the japanese leader and the president. they will each take two questions from their delegations. we expect to see two american reporters with a question for the president and the japanese leader, and two japanese leaders. we

today the white house, peter doocy asked why the president isn't taking any of the blame. >> do you think part of inflation is because of president biden's spending plans or is it all putin's fault? >> what i can say is we are and brian spoke to this, we are at a historic place when it comes to the economy. now we are going to a place where we are going into transition where we will see an economy more stable, more steady so that's because of the american rescue plan the president signed into law. kennedy: yeah historic because it's historically bad. the administration has a big problem with that narrative in the liberal washington post laming the biden administration is in up for the job. today they tipped off a laundry list of president biden has done wrong here. among those issues repeatedly calling inflation temporary. is he in over his head? tonight party panel, media podcast host and spectator usa contributor editor stephen l miller is here in front of me, handsome metropolitan backdrop. former date department deputy spokesperson and fox news contributor, marie harf with us. young a