suzanne scott and jay wallace running it day today, the one thing they have in common addition to being as they are totally committed to the freedom of speech. did they agree with everything we say on this show? we have no idea, they've never told us. what we do know is they have a pet rock, unshakable belief that the first amendment is real and they are the living embodiment of its. you can tell the truth on fox news, period. it's not easy to do that, it takes enormous toughness and we are grateful for that. judge jeanine pirro has been here a long time, she's been the beneficiary of that toughness along the way. we are grateful to have her tonight to assess 25 years. >> when i think about 25 years, i think about david and goliath. even you were saying, who thought we needed another news channel? the cable provider didn't even want to carry fox news. here we are, number one for what is at, 79 quarters? it's incredible. it really is a testament to the business acumen to the vision, and to the fact that the murdochs didn't really bun with the pack, they didn't need approval, they didn't

. >> laura: suzanne scott, jay wallace, the entire fox news team. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: happy thursday, everyones our 25th and mike anniversary. [cheers and applause] 25 years ago, this network was launched.

and to everyone here the bosses, gavin, lauren who is a saint, suzanne scott, jay wallace, everyone whouse i am a better person for having been here. todd: before i let you go. jillian: i tried not to cry. todd: great job. before we let you go amazing highlights. jillian: amazing, wow. keep going. jillian: i just have a feeling it's going to be a wild ride today. the next 24 hours or so, that's my feeling. that's it. todd: with that let's go. jillian: good morning, by the way, welcome to "fox & friends first." i'm jillian mele. that's todd piro. we, started right around the same time. we have been partners in crime. todd: if you want to know what yelling is ask jillian. jillian: i know what yelling is. there is always room on the eagles. ahead. eagles hat in the corner of the studio. there it is. >> you can hear and feel the energy. >> here with go. jillian: oh my god. >> look off to your right. jillian: this is my first day on air "fox & friends" may 15th of 2017. i had absolutely no idea where i was walking and looking and doing. thank you for joining us as we begin your election tues

just can't hide it ♪ i'm about to lose control ♪ and i think i like it ♪ steve: that was the boss suzanne scottws media pushing the button yesterday to ring in the opening bell as this week fox celebrates 25 years in business. and as you can see we had all the executives there. a number of the original executives. the original on air time and it was a lot of if fun. ainsley: i loved watching snippets and i enjoyed watching you. i saw it live it was great. suzanne was there. suzanne is the first ceo of a television network. brian: number one network. is that real confetti? steve: absolutely. i left here at 8:30 yesterday. of the they didn't ring the bell until 9:30. we all had a chance to sit around for about an hour and just talk about what it was like in the very beginning because, you know, in the very beginning, nobody really knew if we were going to make it. ainsley: right. steve: ultimately, because we were not on in new york city because the big cable provider is time warner -- was time warner which owns cnn. they didn't have room for the fox news channel. ainsley: do you remember in the

. >> laura: suzanne scott, jay wallace, the entire fox news team. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: happy thursday, everyone's a big day here at fox news. it's our 25th and mike anniversary. [cheers and applause] 25 years ago, this network was launched. joe biden had just turned 69. 25 years. normally if something is over 25, it is too old for me. but so much has happened in that time. this was me 25 years ago. and this is me now. that is what you get for taking care of yourself, kat. not a drop of that's blood went to waste. here is kat 25 years ago. and now here is her today but without makeup. yeah. thank god for our amazing hair and makeup team. by the way, emily compagno is here tonight. here's emily from 25 years ago. while back. you have changed. but i so don't foul totally supportive. what was it like back when we started? unlike mainstream media, were afraid to take chances. also didn't drug test us back then. here is our first morning show called marshmallow and friends. ♪ ♪ >> greg: it's hard to believe that did not win at a daytime anime. i remember peter doocy having to bash because he started

just to add one more thing, tucker carlson was handpicked by rupert murdoch, not roger ailes or suzanne scott. that was a rupert murdoch pick put in that 8:00 chair and everybody at fox knows that and the american people should know too who's responsible for tucker carlson. >> great point. rupert owns it. >>> up next -- we'll chi on the man bites dog problem. >>> plus, is it too late to save local journalism? it can't be, right. the answer to the problem may be found here in baltimore, and we're going to tell you all about it coming up. the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. life is just too short to miss out on simple things like drinking that cold cup of water or having a sip of hot coffee. i have the science to prove it, i can see that it works and i feel confident recommending it to my patients. i'm really excited to recommend new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you

leadership team and several colleagues who have been here the entire 25 years including the ceo, suzanne scotthe head of news. >> 25 years ago today we were sitting around thinking we hope this thing makes it. we're keeping our fingers crossed. we had no idea it would be such a cultural phenomenon 25 years later. it has become a powerhouse. >> dana: an honor to be a part of it. congratulations, everybody. thank you, viewers especially. if you want to celebrate with us check out foxnews.com/news 25. shout-outs from your favorite talent and staff. oil prices hit a seven year high. a russia led group of oil producers refused to boost output despite global demand. the average price for a gallon of gas is $3.20 according to aaa. more than a dollar cheaper a year ago. let's bring in cheryl casone host of the new show "american dream home" on fbn prime. this energy thing is causing problems elsewhere because if energy goes up everything else goes up. >> oil prices are up 60% year-to-date. big jump. opec did not put extra oil in the global market where the united states wanted that to happen. that's o

executives in original on air talent ring the opening bell at the nasdaq, suzanne scott, first ceo ofchor of fox and friends and neil cavuto who handles this from day one. way back then, it was touch and go. cnn was the established leader and its founder, ted turner famously said, would squash the new competition like a bug. at first, he couldn't get fox news in new york city, the cable company wouldn't carry it. rudy giuliani fox news on the cable access channel so new yorkers could look at something other than the clinton news network and cnn. were not squashed like a bug. we established a leadership position that holds today. almost embarrassed to say 41 years ago i was a founder of cnn. at fox, i'm very proud and honored the in the fox family third hour of varney starts right now. ♪♪ russia is with me in new york, you've been here what, 17 years? >> hard to believe. i was at the "wall street journal" covering financial news. a competition back then, i landed here in 2004 and for me it was an incredible opportunity because i wanted nothing more than to be in the middle of a politic

fox corporation chief operating officer suzanne scott, ceo of fox media.ase? i want to see that. president and executive editor of fox news, sherry burke, president of fox weather and on-air talent right here from the start, neil cavuto is there, steve doocy, lorne greene, eric shawn, john scott, congratulations, fox news, 25 years. let's get to the markets. the big board shows a gain of 130 points, plenty of green among the dow 30, also on the upside, just 4% higher. the nasdaq is down 5.3% in the last 7 sessions. take a look at big tech. big damage, facebook down 5%, backup one%. it is up one% after a huge drop. the whistleblower, testifying on capitol hill. what kind of regulation might we see after this bad publicity? >> speaking to social media executives what do you think should happen here? there are two scenarios but the best case is a slap on the wrist, pocket change for them. do you have to raise the age of youth, it might go up, not a big deal. don't think there's a breakup of the company because retroactively hard to do when acquisitions are ma

ago this week the fox news channel started in today with john nealon who is the coo of fox and suzanne scottvery first year are going to be in attendance to ring the bell at 9:30 a.m. ainsley: you've never done before have you? steve: i've done it once before. ainsley: that's a bucket list item, you're getting to do it twice. let's talk about washington joe biden is going to leave d.c. area and had to michigan because he's trying to unify his party which is completely divided, centrist and liberals in the democratic party and they are battling it out trying to navigate the infrastructure bill and reconciliation package and they can't see eye to eye on this, some say too much money, joe biden is blaming republicans for not raising the debt ceiling. >> not only are republicans choosing to lose their job but threatening to use the power, their power to prevent us from doing our job, saving the economy from a catastrophic event. i think quite frankly it's hypocritical, dangerous and disgraceful, there responsibility knows no bounds, especially as were clawing our way out of this pandemic. democr

. >> chairwoman ros-lehtinen, ranking member scott and members of the subcommittee, i am suzanne neufang ceo of the global business travel association, or gbta. thank you for the opportunity to testify today regarding ledges and solutions to revive travel and tourism and create jobs. gbta is the premier business travel and meeting straight association is headquartered in the washington, d.c. area. gbta serves global network of more than 28,000 corporate travel policy professionals and over 125,000 constituents within the business travel industry. we represent an industry that in 2019 accounted for $1.9 trillion globally and $345 billion in the u.s. alone. for the last 12 years gbta has produced an annual business travel index which is a comprehensive study of business travel spending and growth covering 75 countries across 48 industries. our most recent study was released in february of 2021 and it was based on fourth-quarter 2020 data. this projected the financial impact of global travel declined from the covid-19 pandemic was expected to be ten times that of the great recession, or 9/1