rachel: yeah. the current polling, kayleigh mcenany showed it last night, the only one that has a real big, positive effect for trump is tim scott. i do think it's early, and i think some of these people's name recognition goes up, you'll see changes, but tom9 cotton, a new name on the list, and we'll see. rachel: you know the name not only there that i was expecting to see was vivek ramaswamy. and i know you and i have talked about this before, will, but i think that vivek, actually, you talk about tim scott's polling showed him helping trump by, like, 6 points or something like that. i think vivek could really help with young voters. he's articulate, he sort of bridges that gap between donald trump and, you know, in his 70s and these millennial voters, and we're seeing young people starting to move in that a direction but not on that list. joey: i think the problem with vivek is he also has a certain kind of unafeel -- awe unappeal, the people that aren't necessarily in favor say he came as cross

rachel: it's the 7 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" if weekend starting with this, another move to expand the maga coalition. trump is set to address the libertarian party convention today in an appeal to their voters. this as his veep stakes sweep heats up. senator tom cotton is now reportedly on the short list. yeah joe and it's a question more americans are asking themself, is college worth it? a new study shows mixed feelings as a more americans are buckling up their tool belts. will: it's memorial day weekend and the unofficial kickoff to summer, so chip wade has the grills and the gear for the perfect barbecue. the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ i just came the say hello ♪ ♪ hello, hello ♪ will: if pete were here, he'd want to play guess the skyline, but it's not, it's water. much harder to do. rachel: i don't know where we're looking at right there. will: that's a river or inlet that you feel like is close to the coast. oh, look, i got one of the words. joey: that's pretty good

rachel: really?emember he took his freedom of medal and he canned it in the poe if toe mack -- [laughter] rachel: i forgot about that. he did that after he went wind surfing. pete: well, that's another thin- rachel: isn't that what he does? pete: yeah, welsh he was featured prominently in his 2004 campaign. interesting, he got the 2000 campaign loser and the 2004 campaign loser or in al gore and john kerry. if. rachel: yeah. losers. pete: they were winners yesterday. rachel: freedom of medal a. [laughter] will: rachel, you talked this morning about, you know, as we all should point out what's going on on college campuses across america, it's concerning, but there's been a pushback. we've seen students, fraternity brothers at unc, rutgers -- this morning you spoke to a student, pete. we had video coming out from ole miss if -- rachel: university of chicago. will: university of chicago and here is some of the latest from lsu. watch. >> usa! usa! usa a! usa! usa! usa! usa! will: you see at lsu there's a

rachel: yeah.s is a big moment. first of all, i went down to the bronx the day before. so i am so glad i did that because what i realized when i was taking the pulse of the people on the streets, and full disclose or your, i did a few, you know, interviews of people that we knew were sort of already on trump's side, and then i went down to the corner and interviewed dozens of people, and almost 1000% except for one person said they were excited he was coming, they were hopeful about his visit, they wanted him to come and they were going down to go see him. there was a love fest the day before about him coming. and so i, i came on the is set the next day, and, you know, just before, you know, the morning before he actually had the rally, and i said i'm going to tell you what, if they start saying that these are, you know, they bussed people in or if there's these counter-protests which we know they were going to bus people in and, you know, they have these rent-a-protest, george soros funded, they'r

rachel: yeah.i understand this story is i believe it was his senator was interviewing ten candidates to be appointed. but because he's 100 years old and doesn't really care about the truth, he says it as though ten of them were appointed and he doesn't go. so i think it's a larger sign of being elderly is and not with it than an outright lie, but at some point does it really matter? rachel: well, the rnc -- joey: he can't get the story straight. rachel: this is what they said about it, joey. they said biden tells west point graduates that he was, quote, appointed to the naval academy where he, quote, wanted to play football. he has repeated this line many times before, and there is still no record of it ever having happened. joey: yeah. you know, i think he -- i guess my point is he says much more egregious lies when he talks about a his son's death -- rachel: fair point, joey. joey: i think in this case it's him literally misunderstanding how to use words with. and i think that's even worse than l

rachel: yeah. a free speech absolutist unless it involves violation, and yet i saw that, i i saw that visual that we had of the university of michigan graduation ceremony, ask and my blood boiled as a parent. first of all, those are, as you mentioned, pete, those are miserable events to attend in that they're huge, but we go to them. i went to the university of chicago because if it's a family moment, and it's about the graduate, but really it's the about the parents, we did this -- [laughter] pete: i paid for. this. rachel: i paid for this, i built this. and then to have these people just parade through with their flags, totally steal this event from thousands of families, thousands of parents, thousands of graduates, it is the ultimate form of selfishness. they're bullies. they're bulliesful. will: well, a university of michigan student will join us at 7 a.m. eastern time to talk to us about that graduation. you know, we talked about the democratic national committee we9 and the democratic nation

rachel: yeah.tter to our families, and i think that's why education continue to rise up. 11% of his -- 71 of he is panics, record number for school choice support. his. panics. we realize we cannot continue doing the same expecting different results, so i think that's why school choice has become a permanent if issue, 18 states passed school choice and expanded school choice programs last year p. and this year alabama joined the revolution of traditional freedom, being the first state to pass universal program. rachel: yeah. how much did covid sort of the revelation that so many participants had when they were watching what -- parents, when they were watching what the kids were being taught via zoom and also the rise of gender ideology and so much craziness, crt on campus, how much -- or in elementary and high school schools, how much has that played into it? if that it's just so anti-hispanic values? >> with well, i think it has a lot to do with, like, lower academic expectations. i think hispanic

rachel: take that, peta.we should take them to fox square with their whole hog. rachel: we should have them come. that would be a great thing to bring the winner of t the conte. >> maybe we need to have pork fest. >> pork fest. just a walking think tank. >> you set this up. i'm a violator and you're a preacher on this. rachel: no, no, no. this is -- >> i'm all of the map on this. rachel: most people are. that's the whole point. it's something we need to talk about. this next topic was the topic on my podcast. i brought in tim carney, the author of family unfriendly. we decided we're going to talk about travel sports and the impact on family life. because a lot of parents are talking about this. here's what tim had to say. we can come back and discuss on the other side. i think there's a lot of views on this. >> the good things about sports are, okay, well, if you put in the effort, you see that it pays off. it's practice for work, practice for anything good habits. but then somehow we replaced sort of the loc

rachel: all right.ump ripping into president biden's economic failures in front of a massive crowd in new jersey. >> as you know, summers at the jersey shore have always been a fixture of life for families all across the region. but thanks to the 50% biden inflation and the biden price hikes are continuing to drain over $1,000 from the typical new jersey family budget, every single month. day one, we'll throw out bachs reinstate maganomics. rachel: maria bartiromo joins us now. before we get to the economic stuff, i want wish a happy mother's day to her mother. she is an amazing daughter who loves her mother, takes care of her mother, so happy mother's day to her. maria: thank you. rachel: you're welcome. maria: happy mother's day to you, please, are you kidding me? you are the model out there for all mothers. you've done such an incredible job. happy mother's day. rachel: thank you, maria. thank you. so president trump out in a record breaking crowd in blue state, deep blue new jersey, and he's saying

rachel: right. in her house. will: and this is the response that she got, here's a quote to nbc chicago, a gentleman if got on and said sorry to say we have no units to send to you. there was this awkward pause. he also recommended i call my alderman, and i said, why? to encourage him the hire more police. the dispatcher asked if i would consider defending myself if i had a weapon. sorry, no police available. call your politician. rachel: that sounds like a very frustrate police department if there. pete: that's a worst with nightmare. rachel: this is not fair for the woman, but also this is a sign of morale completely collapse aring in law enforcement. pete: well, of course. we're going to talk about it, the new york city police force is at the lowest levels it's ever been. not ever, obviously, back in the 1800s that was a little lore, or but inned modern times. -- in modern times. rachel: sure is. pete: i believe in a lot of places in chicago, the second amendment right doesn't exist. you know wha

rachel: yes.have the two guys who have, you know, shown what they can deliver. pete: yeah. rachel: donald trump pre-covid, pre the pandemic not just the greatest economy we've had in our lifetime, but the lowest economic -- wages were raising, going up the quickest. people were doing well. african-americans were doing better, hispanics were doing better. and if now you see what joe biden does. and now these two guys are matched up, so it's just a lot easier to make an apples to apples comparison. pete: and there was supposed to be all this stimulus money and inflation reduction act most of which has been misspent on cronyism or climate priorities not touching people's lives. i get nothing for it. rachel: and now his answer is, oh, i've got some pot for you. pot legislation, that's the answer for the african-american community, super patronizing when what they want is a better economy. will: kansas city chiefs' kicker harrison butker talked about the importance of family values, motherhood, fatherh

rachel: yeah.rotesters are dissatisfied with joe, but george to soros, as you guys broke it down beautifully in off the wall, george soros, the rock feller foundation, what do these really rich millionaire, billionaires, what's their end goal here? why are they funding and helping to organize this? if why don't they a want to be seen as the funders in it's like, you know, they have this dark money way of, you know, getting the money to all these different groups. i want to know what's behind that. i want to know why the republican party has diseased to respond to this -- decided to respond to this with, like, more censorship of speech with their really strange anti-semitism hate speech bill with. i think we need to dig into what's behind that. sounds to me a little bit like the patriot act, they take a crisis and this uniparty decides to do things legislatively that are anti-freedom including republicans. and also i'm really concerned about what's going on -- you saw the university of chicago. bill

pete: rachel, you're up next. >> rachel -- rachel: oh! mini cheeseburger sliders. recipes are in our cookbook. rick, we didn't bring you a slaw dog, we decided to bring you a brisket palace finish. rick: nice. pete: nice. >> all this in gather and grill. >> will, you ready? will: i'm realize. [laughter] if -- >> so, will -- [cheers and applause] >> hold on, hold on, hold on. [laughter] >> the brisket. rick: nice. >> oh, this there the we go. >> it's our three-step brisket out of gather and grill. they ship to your front door, 44 steaks -- rick: that's been softened up in his pocket. >> hey, we gotta say this too, rachel, happy mother's day. rachel: thank you. >> tonya, cynthia, shirley -- pete: let me say this, these guys really do bather and grill. they're amazing. [laughter] thank you. gather and grill. we'll be back in a second. [laughter] [cheers and applause] every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's sma

rachel: yeah. it's hard for me to quibble with marjorie taylor greene because earlier in another exchange they had, she called aoc a little communist. and, i mean, you know, i kind of like that. [laughter] tell me where she's wrong. pete: apparently though a lot of the members of that committee had been in the courtroom with donald trump that day, so that hearing was supposed to happen at noon, and it didn't happen until, like, 8 or later. and as a result, everyone was a little fired up. and so everyone came in a little hopped up ready to go. rachel: yeah. it's just very rich to see people who are trying to, you know, imprison their political opponents talk about the bullies, because marjorie taylor green can said her eyelashes were too long. it's just, whatever. all right. well, let's move to this, a little less controversy. it's the fox weather alert right now. more than 570,000 people across texas and louisiana are wake withing up without power. pete: it follows severe weather that killed at lea

rachel: i'm going to break this. will: it's not a first game. rachel: yeah it is. pete: it holds umm by the way. will: hue wee lewis. pete: i love the skyline gang and i hope you do too at home. will: even when you lose? pete: even when i lose because i'm a good sport. i've never been accused of being a good sport ever in my life. rachel: he's been locked up in court and he's still going. president trump. he says that it was a big crowd and he'll be there and i can't remember and this one's outdoors and there won't be a limitation for indoors right there along the jersey shore and it's a rare opportunity for donald trump to be able to get out and pete: new jersey u wildwood, is feeding into pennsylvania and you get a lot of this and that's why focusing on new jersey and that's a god answer. will: what was new jersey in 2020 and 2016? pete: the darkest hue of blue. will: same with new york. any kind of rally has a political benefit and beside the necessity of the court requiring you to be in new york, the payoff to doing one in madison square garden or the bronx is

rachel: yeah.doubt. will: illinois? pete: winnetka, illinois. good morning, winnetka. rachel: beautiful sunrise there. we're happy that you're all joining us whether you're in winnetka or wherever you are in the unite. it's a good morning, it's a good sunday morning, and i'm here with my friends -- will: wherever you are in your home r. are you in bed? are you in the living room? how do you take in the first hour or two of "fox & friends"? lisa from pennsylvania e-mailed, she said she's drinking coffee and watching with her two dogs before church. pete: that's what i feel -- rachel: exactly. pete: boom with. up, coffee, hanging. rachel: that's right. robert shared this photo. he's watching from the fan cave -- will: wow, look at that. pete: that brings me great joy. [laughter] rachel: that is awesome. pete: that's phenomenal. and ben and mickey writing in an e-mail, quote, it's 7:30 in then evening here in australia -- will: yes. pete: and we are loyal watchers. it's nice not to have to wake up ear

rachel: okay. so first of all, we're so sorry to hear about everything that's been going on there, the damage looks horrible. tell us what's the latest and what you're focused on right now. >> we are still in a search and rescue mode. we've had a couple hours of daylight and the damage is really devastating, but our latest numbers, we had five confirmed fatalities, three adults, two juveniles and sadly we expect that number to rise. joey: sheriff, i know you're a county sheriff. have you heard from the governor? have there been any state assets deployed as far as the search and rescue, things like that? >> we have had some state resources and i've not personally heard from the governor but i have had a call from a state senator, drew springer, and so we have plenty of resources for right now. it's been a amazing response from surrounding counties and cities, various fire departments, law enforcement agencies who responded so we've had a lot of help, much appreciated. will: i would love to ask you t

rachel: yeah.taught you how to do the flowers, so you can put your own together -- pete: so run out in the yard, find some flowers. rachel: you know what? wildflowers are growing right now, you can make a beautiful bouquet, but you can also just call the florist. at least the grocery stores will have them. pete: we've got some photos, rachel, i think one of your mom. rachel: yep, i have some flashback photos, actually, that is my great grandmother on the left, my grandmother, my mother down at the bottom and then that's me, and this is a very classic thing that spanish women do, they take their picture, we call it -- pitch spanish. charlie: that's you on the bomb-right? rachel: on the bottom-left. i was only 24. i've aged since, i've had 9 kids. it looks like my daughter -- not a mom yet. we're waiting. we're waiting parentally here. [laughter] partly. but that's my mom. charlie: that's awesome. rachel: yeah. pete: here's a couple pictures of both my mother there in the middle, that was the patriot

rachel, over to you. rachel: all right. thank you, pete.orning the state of iowa is refusing to back down as the biden administration threatens to sue over a new law allowing law enforcement to arrest and deport migrants, illegals who enter the country. iowa attorney general brenna bird joins us now. it's so great to have you on. so let me see if i understand this right. it is now going to be a crime for iowa to enforce its own law about illegal immigration? >> yes. yes. iowa law makes it a crime for somebody who's been deported before to be here in iowa illegally and allows our state and local authorities to enforce that raw. iowa -- can that law. iowa's had to do this because president biden has completely failed. rachel: that's right. so the federal government -- by the way, biden has so many problems, i'm really surprised that what he wants to do is go after iowa for trying to enforce a law that people wanted. so that's a big, you know, head scratcher for me. so can iowa sue the federal government for not doing its job and then the iowa

rachel: they're suing iowa.passed laws to get rid of illegal immigration in the state and the biden administration is suing iowa so it's all very -- it's obvious where their position it. the top to issues, the economy, inflation, when you ask voters, this is part of the poll, who they trust most to handle those top issues on the economy, trump by 14 points, trump by 14 points on inflation, by 8 points n of crime, and safety, so all the top issues people think trump can handle it zephyr what jumps out to me is the top issueses according to voters, four of the top six, four of the top seven are issues that are dismissed by the biden administration as unreal or uncovered by main stream media, they're telling you the economy is in great shape, inflation is under control, it's a falsehood about crime and safety, that it's not true, that everything is down, they're telling the voters those are not reals problems and the voters say those are some of my issues. protecting democracy, a nebulous concept that's used to sor

rachel: amen.ete: we talked about it in earlier hour joe biden was in a closed meeting with high dollar donors in seattle yesterday. mumbling about nonsense and donald trump in an angry way may have been interrupted by protesters there who knows. where as a hundred thousand people in new jersey without a single protester -- with a spirit of enthusiasm and love talking about hey we remember when this guy was president and we want him back again. i don't know if new jersey and minnesota are over virginia but if you're playing offense that's a good sign. if democrats feel like they may be forced to defend smflt those places this is what he could be doing across the country if he wasn't stuck in a courtroom in new york which is their whole campaign strategy right now. make no mistake about it. democrats campaign strategy is courtroom. is law fair because they're mortified of this. >> all the american flags that are flying there happily, waving -- he's wearing a great america make america great again ha

rachel: 100%.e: you don't just leave china and if you do leaf china and decide to stay guess who is still back in china any number of your family members ccp has lots of leverage over your conduct in a foreign country that's how autocrats work so they have control over their activities in the united states. rachel: they do that at the expension of our national security opening the border whatever their plan is. will: this is the compromise and point of this is not the illegality of the immigration but a adversarial nation to the united states of america here's a way to know that to be the case. a new bipartisan committee in congress has researched fentanyl crisis in united states and china finger prints are all over it. including the knowledge that what is new is laid out to us a little bit earlier by congressman and fentanyl production in mexico subsidizing is exclusively for export not for fentanyl production to be consumed in china but exclusively for export they give those companies incentives

been trying to quiz with rachel.stars and stripes forever by john flips souza who is marine corps composer. probably the most storied military composer. of course i have got make it all about the marine corps. >> lawrence: they say you are correct. >> joey: spent too many days standing in formation for changing commands or something like that is what that means. >> rachel: i asked the guys out there this weekend how was fleet week they said very fun. >> joey: they are not sleeping. listen, at that age they are not sleeping at well. going out after this hanging out all day getting a nap and coming back playing i respect them. >> rachel: we love them. we are grateful they are here. start with a fox weather alert. more than 120 million people at risk for severe weather this memorial day as dangerous storms barrel towards the east coast. >> lawrence: this coming with at least 19 people across four states are dead after 38 confirmed tornadoes tore through ten states in the south and midwest. the weekend storm hits texas h

back to you in the studio. >> rachel: appreciate it.re going to move to a fox news alert right now. the nypd going in to nyu incar. in new york city. a major show of force right now. >> brian: right. so this is not a surprise. this is one of those ongoing things that keeps getting bigger. the problem with nyu if you are listening around the country no locked in campus. not surrounded with anything. a slice of the city. one minute walking past a building and next minute you are seeing a bunch of buildings with nyu on it washington square park across the street. they have taken full advantage of that a lot of nyu students ended up at columbia. a lot of them coming back now that columbia has broken up. they are looking to create chaos right in washington square. >> lawrence: this is interesting to me. i was there yesterday. they essentially aloud the protesters to police the area. they have campus security there that allowing the protesters to control that area. it's interesting now, and it will be interesting to see when we get our report

. >> rachel: that's right.e sure is plus, trump met with roaring reception at the coca-cola 600 in charlotte. [. [cheers and applause] >> joey: and saluting service, billie ray cyrus joins us with a special performance of some gave all. "fox & friends" begins right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ [god bless america] ♪ [god bless america] ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: that's a great way to start this morning. we are honoring memorial day with the navy band northeast ceremonial band performing live on fox square. good morning to you all, rachel, as well as joey. thank you for your service, brother. >> joey: thank you. >> lawrence: on this memorial day. >> rachel: good morning to both of you. there's a lot planned on this show. >> lawrence: we're obviously celebrating memorial, the life and legacy of those people that made the ultimate sacrifice. we do honor them today. we got some news as well, some weather. and we're going to be getting your input all morning. you can tell your stories right here on

rachel: yeah.pe of job that he did on behalf of other clients as well. jurors start to get this picture, oh, rich man, target of opportunity. he's in a pinch if we push him at this point. okay, this doesn't have anything to do with that. who knows? maybe it flips some minds. will: i think it's really going to come down to the bias of two potential jurors versus their knowledge of the haw. greg points out -- gregg points out it's an incident in search of a crime. so there's two lawyers sitting on that jury, and they're the two that i'm talking about. does their potential bias of being someone probably on the left who lives in new york city outweigh their understanding of the law. rachel: yeah. there's another crime here. the court artest, how did they manage to make hope hicks look ugly? pete: or old. rachel: she's drop dead gorgeous. that's a crime. [laughter] all right. we're going to move to a fox news alert. more anti-israel protests breaking out as demonstrators face off at the university of ch

l pete and rachel. rachel: the dnc convention altering how they do it and doing prerecorded speeches and i'm thinking they're using the protesters to make an excuse of prerecorded speeches and per happens from joe biden is maybe they can juice them up and record it so it goes well. they don't have to worry about maybe him buffering in the middle and losing stamina. stam. pete: we're so used to things being up ended and traditions going to trash and shouldn't let this go lightly and the point these conventions run by the parties and doing whatever they want and don't have to do anything and traditionally parties opening public live to be seen and their rules and candidates and agreements and disagreements are. we all decided that they're base chips act forecasting previewing whole thing is a tv show and not reality. the media will go along with it and they're complicit. will: it's much deeper and sharing with you guys this morning. it's openly much deeper and the students at columbia taking over hamilton

rachel powell: so this hat says, rachel we love you, trump. donnie o'sullivan: are you hoping trump will pardon you? rachel powell: i know he'll pardon me. that's not a hope. i know that trump will pardon me. donnie o'sullivan: rachel, still had faith in trump, even facing the election lies that were sending her to prison. but how wide are these lies among the wider trump base? i went to vegas to find out. do i put it all on red or all on black tonight? supporter: put it on 21. donnie o'sullivan: 21? supporter: 21. donnie o'sullivan: ok. supporter: yeah. [audio logo] supporter: because i'm the only person in history to win cars in both the wheel of fortune and the price is right. donnie o'sullivan: i came over to you because i saw your shirt. supporter: uh-huh donnie o'sullivan: that's trump being arraigned. supporter: yeah. supporter: we should all be united to stand with this man. supporter: i was better off four years ago. donnie o'sullivan: i believe trump is the only hope right now on the earth. donnie o'sullivan: what happens if trump lo

rachel: not as good as absorption.ike that one day sitting here i said do you your hair is turning gray. pete: magnesium. i went on the internet and now i take it. i am sweating. will: i can't speak for every anchor and won't speak for every anchor. i don't dye my hair, lighting is the darkening of your hair. hair is greater than it looks on tv. rachel: i think it is less gray so there you go. will: we've broken down the important things to start your day. we've got to turn the temperature down in the studio. i feel like i am in 100 ° every morning at 6:00 a.m. :00 am and i am good for the rest of the show. rachel: it is a touch of menopause. pete: the pre-meat sweats, meet pallets today for the launch of the book dads grill. it's going to be legit. we will get to news this morning. we will do the dnc is happening. the question is where will the dnc happen? will it happen in person or will it happen only online? the rumors are at the dnc that joe and company are worried about anti-israel protests and want to control th

rachel: rachel's sleepy ooh too. pete: you're the most sleepy. a. rachel: do i look the most?. will: we had a big night last night. several of us went to see morgan wallen, rachel and i. and though that didn't put us into bed until roughly 1:30, i think we actually got more sleep than our own pete hegseth. pete: because i was in your hometown until about 9:30 last night, and then the i flew over -- rachel: you look fresh, you sound fresh. why don't you take over? [laughter] pete: just take this off. you ready? will: yeah. pete: ladies and gentlemen, if you're -- you won't be confused if you keep seeing donald trump in blue states. why? because he thinks he can win a lot of them. he was in one last night. not dallas, texas, but minnesota where they recently changed their flag because they're so ashamed of their history. but the republican party in minnesota is not ashamed of that guy, and they had him speak many st. paul, minnesota, where donald trump said the state he's in which a republican hasn't won in 50 years, he's making a play for it. listen. >> i'm here tonight to decl

rachel: oh.aj was heading to manchester, england, where she was supposed to perform, but that show has now been postponed. police confirming an american woman was released after being arrested on suspicion of exporting soft drugs but have not confirmed it was, indeed, nicki minaj. >>> princess kate is not expected to make any public appearances for the rest of the year. this is a big bombshell reportful that's according to a royal source speaking to the daily beast. the new reports say the princess of wales is planning to take the time to spend with her kids and relatives away from london as she continues her cancer treatment. so many people very sad about what that report could mean. >>> a new zealand man is crowned the world lumberjack champion! joey: uh-oh. rachel: after winning the world trophy in milan. when did the lumberjack sports go to italy? milan? i have to talk to sean about this -- [laughter] we went to, like, michigan. we were in the u.p., he never took me to the milan! jack jordan

back to you. >> rachel: thank you, trey.h fox news alert. 2000 people may be buried alive in new guinea. the land slide poses extreme risk. 150 homes were buried under debris. officials have asked for international help. a pilot and passenger are walking away after a small plane was forced to make a landing in australia yesterday. the plane lost power mid-flight and clipped trees before skidding to the runway. the pilot says he is lucky to be alive. 15-year-old boy from arizona lucky to be alive, his brother saved him from a bear attack by diverting the bear's attention and chasing him off. their mother opening up. >> a bear came into the cabin and from boondoggle t-- behind the couch, he scratched his face -- >> rachel: the teen is recovering after suffer ing suf on his face and arms. offi officials caught and euthanized the bear. bruce springsteen postponing shows over vocal issues. springsteen's team says doctors determined he shouldn't perform for 10 days. the europeans juinntne 10th. and a biology teacher retire thursda

rachel: all right.e: yesterday in dallas in will's hometown there's the annual nra meeting and donald trump was the keynote last night. actually late afternoon yesterday. he spoke for over an hour talked about a lot of subjects. but focused specifically on gun rights in america, second amendment how he has protected them and will continue to. here's what he said. >> gun owners don't vote. what is that all about? i've heard that. i heard it a few weeks ago. gun owners voted, we would swamp them at levels that nobody has ever seen before. so i think you're rebellious bunch. but let's be rebellious and vote this time, okay. let there be no doubt survival of the second amendment is on the ballot. we need it for safety because bad guys are not giving up their guns. you know that. bad ones are not giving up their guns and they would be happy if the biden regime gets four more year and petition the supreme court to overturn new york city unconstitutional ban on transporting handguns outside the home. they say

will, pete and rachel. rachel: thank you.e: you talk about those fears there are prominenet lawmakers not only historic but could be a huge problem for use. listen to a couple of democrats. >> i am thinking back and other people are making this reference that this -- may be biden's vietnam. lyndon johnson with respects was a very good president brought forth pieces of legislation and chose not to run because of opposition to views on vietnam. and i worry very much that president biden is putting himself in a position where he's alienated not just young people but a lot of democratic base. >> i never argue with history. i was around during vietnam. i was around during president lyndon johnson great society programs, they brought on vote rights he brought on -- the medicare, medicaid all of those things, that made us a great society. he was the internet of and all of that. went down the drain because of vietnam. will: all of the references to what happened in 1968 they do match up. it is a little uncanny because that pete and i

: now here is rachel with weather-related news. >> rachel: that was awkward toss.ry it again. smoother. >> brian: thanks, ainsley. now let's go to rachel with more. >> rachel: that's worse. all right. >> brian: worse? >> rachel: work on that. >> lawrence: he throws the ball up. >> rachel: is he smoortder at it. come on. turning to your headlines fox weather alert. major damage texas and missouri after tornadoes touched down in those states yesterday. the twisters forming as a powerful system swept through the region and lots of flooding by the way in south texas. with some towns near houston getting up to 8 inches of rain. one driver failing to realize how high the water had actually risen. >> what are you doing? what is this person doing? >> that is a creek. >> what are -- you are driving into the creek, no, no, no, no, no. stop! stop! no, no, no. okay. that got bad very quickly. >> rachel: that driver was rattled but we're happy to report that driver made it out unharmed. portland police are working to hunt down an arsonist who set several fires at law enforcemen

rachel: baby girl, don't ask.] >> turning out your headline starting with the "fox weather" alerts. right now five to 60000 people across texas and louisiana do too hahave power after severe wr killed at least seven people in houston this week. let see that video the severity of the weather. houston is currently picking up pieces this morning after thursday's storm. officials say it could be weeks before some residents get power back. i came charles is planning a visit to france at his first trip overseas following his cancer diagnosis in february he'll be visiting normandy on june 6. queen camilla to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-day. i'm going into weeks i'll be there the week before, i cannot wait. i am taking my boys. this the first in a series of outings to the royal family is the mark the anniversary. king charles returned to his world duties last month. i bear in southern california causing a traffic jam after it wandered onto a free weight before walking back into the hills earlier this week. exper

>> rachel: that's right.r lawrence who is going to be there tonight and is he going to interview the president as well. if he sees those counter protests, he should go up and find out who are these people? who is funding them. >> ainsley: we will. >> rachel: didn't seem like anybody from that district. >> brian: my hope they are far enough away. the nypd is not and trump. in fact, they have had it with the people that are running the city. my hope is go protest, you have your right. but people have a right to hear the former president. keep them separate. >> rachel: the people i talked to were people -- they all said they looked back fondly on the economic years under donald trump. they're frustrated with the crime that they see associated with. >> brian: alvin bragg. >> rachel: alvin bragg and illegal immigration. ever since joe biden opened the border, the crime has gone up in our neighborhood. so, i was really surprised. it was crime, inflation, and the border. >> ainsley: all right. >> brian: come back ag

but it's a very confident speech from rachel reeves . that's someone rachel reeves., i think i did detect a degree of frustration that labour, the tory party, is chucking around all sorts of ideas in the way that jeremy corbyn's labour party did, did back in 2019. but laboun party did, did back in 2019. but labour, as the clear front runner, 20 points ahead, can't do that and is sticking very tightly to any only only funded announcements. and i only imagine the pressure on her privately from other parts of the labour movement. but she's holding firm at the moment and onto the matter of the angela rayner inquiry. >> just broken in the last few moments. chris greater manchester police concluding that no further police action will be take place, there could still be a tax issue. this isn't necessarily dead and buried as a story , but this is now a tax story, but this is now a tax matter. hmrc, over allegations of a amount of tax which may or may not have been owed or paid historically over the selling of houses. but for today, chris, this is no longer a police matter. a

will: rachel over to you. rachel: turning now to your headlines starting with this.st time in 155 years a christian town at the jersey shore will be forced to open its privately owned beach on sunday mornings. ocean group of cap folks off the sand until noon on sunday. so people can focus on attending church. the state is forcing the town to abandon that tradition and threatening a 25000-dollar a day fine for failure to comply. ocean grove is over its outward displays of faith including this cross -shaped pier. the state has nothing else to worry about a guess. and volunteers placing 27000 americans in a veterans park in milwaukee. to honor those who died while serving the nation. each light planted during a shimmering servant represents one wisconsin resident who died defending our freedom dating back to the civil war. flights will stay up until next thursday. mosier headlines. let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for "fox weather" forecaster. >> love seeing all those flags out there. dutiful start across eastern seaboard. two out of three good days.

rachel: yeah.is interesting too they were polling people to say you know do you consider fast food to be a luxury because of the cost? and a whopping 78% of americans now say that going to get fast food is a luxury -- 67% of americans say they wish or agree that fast food should be cheaper well we all like cheaper stuff has mcdonald's been cheaper than burger king? will: resident fast food expert -- >> joey you have a fast food deal -- >> chick-fil-a is always -- but if it is going to be that bad for you it should at least be cheap. right, like why would you pay a lot of money for something that's going to kill you so that's kind of the -- they had this craze where they went more healthy like maybe in the last five years, five, six years ago, and now it is -- it is priced out of their demographic. i mean growing up if we went to a mexican restaurant it was taco bell like we didn't have a lot of money that's what we knew. and at least then the menu was cheap and i could buy two big bags of it and br

>> rachel: i'm arizona girl originally. bronx is solidly blue area, but when things get bad, people are more loyal to their neighborhood and family. that is what the sense that i got. there is pride in the bronx. i know aoc said, you know, donald trump it is embarrassment he has to go to the bronx. these people took that and they want him to come down and get a temperature. that is the thing, you see polls that show hispanics and african americans moving toward trump. ittel foos like dae. you go there and talk to the people. it really brings it home. you really feel that the polls are right. i think donald trump is going to be very pleasantly surprised by how welcomed he is in the south bronx. take a look. >> i see democrats now coming out and they're like, trump is not welcome here. who are you? >> i think he should definitely come to the neighborhood. >> he should come and check out the people. trump is for the little man. >> donald trump is coming to the bronx, will the other burroughs be jealous? >> i don't know, i hope

what do you make of the comments of rachel reeves today? of the comments of rachel reeves toda ?nts of rachel reeves toda? , i, today? labour will be very pleased today? labour will be very pleased to see those _ today? labour will be very pleased to see those comments _ today? labour will be very pleased to see those comments on - today? labour will be very pleased to see those comments on the - today? labour will be very pleased l to see those comments on the front page of the daily mail, they have thrown everything at trying to show that labour is a party to be trusted on the economy, they have tried to capitalise on everything that happened after the liz truss

joining me now are my wonderful colleagues rachel maddow host of the rachel maddow show and lawrence o'donnell, host of the "the last word." thank you both for beak here. rachel, let me first go to you in terms of what we heard. today some of it we knew before, some of it is new. we're two months out from the republican domination where donald trump is expected to be officially named the republican nominee for president. >> and now you've given me that nice, pretty word picture with thed t-shirt and boxer shorts. >> i'm sorry. >> rachel was hoping to do something more exalted with her life than talk about donald trump. >> weren't we all? but here we all are. >> yes. like jimmy carter almost lost the 1976 election. gary hart was like that's it, you're gone from politics forever. but in this case we get the sateen pajamas and the boxer shorts and not wearing the condom and spank me with the magazine, and we're just going to move on and have it be like a quasi-religious wing for donald trump. before the boxering shorts distraction which is very upsetting, you landed on something very im

this is rachel korist burning the american flag with palestinian children in rifa. rusher curry not only by yeh the american-made bulldozer was killed, but it was killed by the american-made regime. a regime without comprehensive support and bet. students were first in support of palestine for the second time. once in 2003 by rachel corrie , who was killed in this way, and now in 2024, when the students are trying to cut ties with israel with their resistance and standing. rachel corrie , the girl whose name became the code of resistance, is no longer alone. now, in the heart of america, his like-minded people are raising their voices for the freedom of palestine. it has reached the eighth month and the number of victims has exceeded 35 thousand, biden said in his speech israel has not crossed the red line yet, and of course he also says that we have a red line for israel, it does not mean that these red lines will change our iron commitment to israel , and another question arises , what basically happened. it has to happen so that the american government thinks tha

rachel, thanks forjoining us- _ changes in the body. rachel, thanks forjoining us.at it was like when you went through it as well. thanks to you both. one more story. a court in greece has dropped charges against nine egyptian men, accused of causing the biggest migrant shipwreck in the mediterranean for a decade. the judges said they lacked the jurisdiction to hear the case, because the ship sank in international waters. the trial had been controversial, with human rights groups have raising concerns. it�*s feared more than 600 people drowned lastjune, when the overcrowded fishing boat sank on its way to europe from libya. this is the moment the defendants left court. you can see them smiling and waving as they leave, after the judges announced the dismissal of the case. protestors cheered and chanted slogans once they heard the news outside court. the judges said they lacked the jurisdiction to hear the case, because the ship sank in international waters. the trial had been controversial, with human rights groups raising concerns. it�*s feared more than 600 people

>> rachel: listen, i was expecting maybe 50/50.as on a street corner just blocks away from the park where is he going to make this campaign stop. i spoke to dozens of people. only one person had something negative to say about donald trump. and i wasn't sure if that person was all there. so, i'm telling you like i was shocked. open arms. just saying good. and proud. pride that he came. offended that aoc said it's an embarrassment that he has to come to the south bronx. remember she said he essentially has like an electric ankle monitor and it's embarrassing. they were offended that she said that by the way if he keeps going to the bronx he will be there that area more than aoc. remember when i went to queens they said we haven't seen this chick since she was campaigning brian. >> brian: okay, baby doll, easy on that. [laughter] >> ainsley: baby girl. >> brian: i apologize. baby doll. i'm thinking frank sinatra is he more of baby doll guy. >> rachel: based on my experience of being there, all afternoon yesterday and talking to so ma

rachel reported on what donald trump said today, going after the judge. we should point out, this is the very judge who will decide trump's fate in a matter of weeks? >> it is, david. the sentencing is set for july 11th, four days before the republican national convention. it will be up to judge juan merchan to decide whether the former president gets prison time, home confinement, probation, or fines. tonight, so many are questioning why the former president would go after the very judge who's ultimately responsible for deciding his fate.

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thank you, so much rachel- — -- how that plays out. thank you, so much rachel. to you thanks very much. here, more than hundred 20 business founders have signed a letter endorsing the labour party and of the election saying it is time for a change. james included for letter published in the times newspaper includes the tv chef tom kerridge and andrew higginson and for former of the iceland chain. it comes as the shadow chancellor rachel reeves is set to deliver her major speech of the election campaign. today. i spoke to tom bordering as former strategy and give indications directly for the labour party. i asked him how the campaign was going. asked him how the campaign was anoin. , asked him how the campaign was iioin_ , ., asked him how the campaign was anoin. , ii , asked him how the campaign was oiiin_ y., , asked him how the campaign was aoian. i ii i i, i , i, going. they are very happy with how thinas are going. they are very happy with how things are going- — going. they are very happy with how things are going. everybody... - going. they are very happy

>> open arms. >> rachel: really?en arms, fsh show love, you show love, they show you love right back. >> rachel: should joe biden come? >> [bleep] sleepy joe, sleepy joe, wake up if you want to come. >> todd: cut to the chase, question everybody wants answer to, after being there and speaking with the people, do you think that new york is in play for donald j trump? >> rachel: south bronx is. i was shocked. i thought i was going to get a mixed bag. i interviewed doz knows of people random and only had one person say something negative about donald trump. everybody else was honored and happy someone was going to come and see degradation of their neighborhood. they are so unhappy, crime, inflation, they are like, somebody come show us love. it is total frustration. >> carley: three years of frustration and searching for answers. what are issues you heard about most? crime and inflation? crime is a big deal. >> rachel: especially when you talk to women, women say, i don't feel safe walking down the street, that is a big