colder air funneling back in. >> todd: thank you. georgia democrat bucking her party andin joing republicans in support of school choice. she is accusing her colleagues of using loopholes to send their own kids to better schools and leaving the most vulnerable behind. she joins me now. thank you for being on the program. giving all children the best education possible should be apolitical. why are so many members of your party willing to sacrifice young black minds and futures to benefit teachers unions? >> i think it is a value system. we need to figure out what are our values in this country. it is not a republican or democrat issue. this is really issue about children. and the future of our children is also going to dictate what our future workforce looks like. we need to step back and think about why we're not focusing on these. >> todd: your colleagues know the schools in question aren't good, they are sending their kids to better schools, doing the same parental choice approach they are preventing other and let's add, poorer, p

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>> good morning, todd.oing to tell you, i work withern pas across the nation and this is concerning and we are up against textbook publishering and i'm so happy that governor desantis and the team in florida has passed this because where there is a will, there is a way and textbook companies are trying to slide in indoctrination in textbooks. i appreciate the bill governor desantis signed. >> todd: what else i like about this, this puts teacher unions in a bit of a pickle. the teacher union stated goal is to get as much money as possible for their members. desantis is giving them heck of a raise, teacher unions should love this. what this move by desantis does, hurts teacher union and their goal of indoctrinating the nation's future leaders. how do they respond to this? >> one thing we need to take seriously is the fact these indoctrinations that are influenced by teachers unions, like laura said, through the textbooks and woke teachers. this happened to my own daughter. she was in history class and student

>> todd: that is doja cat. or it could be one of the kardashians, several climate change protesters tried to crash the party, leading to arrestses. that is not doja cat. demonstrators claiming it is killing the environment and they are sitting in front of paris hilton's car. i want to hear your comments, yours are funnier. >> ashley: it is like a big costume party. >> todd: i got lucky, i was preparing to wear the cat today. >> ashley: was that jaredletto. >> todd: later today they wanted a blue suit, i got to put it off for another day. >> ashley: welcome back, todd. >> todd: climate change protests, activists urging americans to stop mowing their lawns, professional landscaper says it is a scam. >> ashley: we have joe concha, tomi lahren and paxton, keep it here first. meet gold bond healing. a powerhouse lotion that moisturizes, heals, and smooths dry skin. with 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins, you can pay more but you can't get more. gold bond. champion your skin. >> ashley: fox weather alert. six dead and do

ashley and todd. >> todd: thank you, bring in house oversight committee james comers comer, that timeline alex was detailing was in an article on fox news by chad pergram. what is your confidence level heading into what has to be by all accounts the most important week so far in the negotiation. >> it is the most important week and it is unfortunate joe biden wait third degree long, this is an example of his lack of leadership. i don't know what he was expecting would happen. republicans passed a bill in a timely manner and the senate democrats and president did nothing, they waited and waiting and we're past the deadline we needed to have presented a bill in a timely manner. remember, house republicans want to give everyone an opportunity to do the unthinkable and give everyone opportunity to read the bill. so the media can know what is in the bill, that is called called transparency. joe biden is used to coming up with something at the last minutes, we will not budge on spending cuts. somebody has to be the adult in the room and i'm proud in presenting a fiscally responsible bill, that

hour on tap, don't miss a minute. * * >> todd: >> todd: new drone video showing hundreds of migrantsillegally crossing into the united states. with just days until the end of title 42, our country is bracing for the surge to become so much worse. you are watching, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. and challenges this claim, listen. >> get back to securing the board and make sure we have the ability to turn away those trying to come here illegally. bottom line is secretary

don't go anywhere. ** >> todd: fox news alert.cking video shows endless stream of migrants with title 42 set to expire less than 48 hours. texas governor greg abbott wiring shut part of the border and not stopping there. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. fellow democrats are criticizing the white house for ignoring their concerns. >> we cannot imagine this influx alone, without more robust action from the government, the current situation will only get worse. i've sent letters to president

[screaming] >> todd: yep, official, people are crazy. it started when one family was standing near the anniversary sign to take a picture. a larger group came over and stood in the way, they asked them to move, one started swinging. eight people involved in the fight with two small children watching nearby. you go to disney for the kids, don't you? one person hurt, but declined to press charges. london breed claiming her city is safe. >> most people have unfortunately feel they have been or know someone who has been a victim. my car got broken into right in front of my home and there was nothing in it. i don't have anything to steal, i know better. it is tough and we'll keep working on it to combat it. >> todd: crime has skyrocketed with homicide seeing an increase, arson up 8% and vehicle theft up 10%. breed cut from the city police force and sheriff's department before reversing course one year later making emergency request that the city border of supervisors for budget to crack down on crime. >> california facing migrant surge facing

sometimes pictures are worth a thousand words, todd. >> todd: who is the one that they want?of latest presidential contenders showing donald trump ahead of ron desantis by 23 points. we should mention that as well. going to be interesting to see when ron desantis declares next week. why are magazines turning heads after publishing a gushing profile. buttigieg loves god beer and electric mustang which seems like a questionable choice. article goes on to say sure the secretary has thoughts on building bridges but infrastructure occupies just a sliver of his voluminous mind. i don't know, maybe infrastructure should occupy more than just a sliver in light of our state of our roads, train disasters, all of that. >> joe: i love this quote here also remarkable brand of empathy. pete buttigieg brings a fresh perspective of. this puff fees all puff pieces to your point doesn't talk about the fact that we have had breakdown after break down during heavy travel seasons of our transportation system. doesn't talk about the supply chain crisis that went south while he went on maternity le

todd and anna, thank you for this insight and todd, stay safe over there. >> todd: thank you. >> ashley: you're welcome, major sanctuary cities in the north are bracing for massive migrant surge. new york city and chicago declaring state of emergency as mayor eric adams signs executive order to loosen shelter requirements. >> todd: and the nation's capitol struggling, washington, d.c. has no more room for migrant families with hotels acting as shelters reaching capacity and phillies they were sent a bus full of migrants yesterday and expecting to see more as border encounters are set to reach record highs. >> ashley: and florida governor ron desantis signs new bill, criticizing president biden's handling of the crisis. watch this. >> we are bracing for turbulent times ahead, when you have a president who turns a blind eye to the border. i don't think he's visited the border whole time he's been in office, it will get a lot worse. >> ashley: the white house says the president has no plans to visit the border. and it is a felony to smuggle migrants into florida, relocating to sanctuary ci

** >> todd: a fox news alert. we are nine days out from a possible default and still we've got no deal on raising the debt ceiling. are we closer? we'll see. you're watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. talks continue as the race for the deadline is on. both sides signalling they are moving toward a solution. the president saying in a statement, i just concluded a productive meeting with speaker mccarthy about the need to prevent default and avoid catastrophe. default is off the table and only way to move forward is in good faith toward a bipartisan agreement. >> todd: the speaker vowing to be in touch with the president every single day until a deal gets done. >> i thought the meeting was productive. i thought it was more productive than the other meetings, we made the circle smaller andul somewhater, we are getting closer, don't give up on us. >> todd: that agreement needs to come soon to fulfill the nation's current spending ob

[chanting] >> todd: you're watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. passengers inside the car say neily told him he didn't care if he went back to jail, before a former marine put him in a choke hold. anxiety is at an all-time high in new york following violence on the subways. aoc and eric adams are turning on each other. >> todd: alexandria hoff with what comes next. good morning. liquid the conversation includes criticism over the way homelessness is treated or not treated in cities. protest erupted last night and continued following the death of jordan neely from alvin bragg to file charges against a 24-year-old marine veteran who put neely in a choke hold after he was acting erratically. here is eric adams. >> we are investigating, let's let the da conduct his investigation with law enforcement officials. to interfere with that is not the right thing to do, i will allow them to do their job and determine what happen here. we cannot say what a passenger should or should not do in a situation like that.

>> todd: "fox & friends" obgyn over here. >> carley: yesterday todd and i had a whole text conversationclean your baby's nose. >> todd: "fox & friends" pediatrician over here. >> carley: a group chat. we will clue you into that one. an ash i have to say one thing though the first trimester it's rough. new found respect for new moms especially getting up at midnight. >> cheryl: hats off nobody realizes how get up to do a 4:00 show, midnight. grumpy. and not a lot of people knew well i guess maybe more people knew than i thought. >> cheryl: i didn't ask you. >> oh my gosh just smile it's okay. but another funny story, i think i kept every bagel shop in business the first trimester it. got so bad. that when i would hook my phone in to my car to go home after work, it was taking me to the bagel shop instead of home i was like all right. >> what was the bagel order? >> cinnamon raven with blueberry with cream cheese and also everything with egg and bacon. i was eating two at a time. one for you and one for the baby. >> yeah. >> congratulations. so thrilled for you. >> you get to eat like all

>> todd: >> todd: new drone video showing hundreds of migrants lining up in texas after illegally crossing into the united states. with just days until the end of title 42, our country is bracing for the surge to become so much worse. you are watching, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. and challenges this claim, listen. >> get back to securing the board and make sure we have the ability to turn away those trying to come here illegally. bottom line is secretary mayorkas and joe biden have dereliction of duty and my opinion secretary mayorkas should be removed, resign or be impeached. there is no plan democrats have in place, they are sitting on rhetoric with noac. >> ashley: doug luzader live from washington with the details. good morning. >> doug: good morning, this is the week we've been praying for and will find out if the worst case scenarios will play out at the border and whether the biden administration is prepared for this, what we've been seeing is large groups of immigrants and that number may swell thursday when covid era asylum restrictions of lifted. mayorkas has

this is a shocking story. >> todd: ilya shap iro from the manhattan institute. >> todd: basketball fan beat the celtics, they didn't just beats them, they whipped them last night. big game for dave vincent, leading the way with 28 points. >> vincent, pull-up three. he has the stroke tonight. >> todd: there wasn't anybody within 15 feet of them. meanwhile, brittney griner back, her team came up short in a loss. brittney griner's coach says the game wasn't a sell-out. >> come on, l.a., i expected more, to be honest. how is it not a sellout? >> todd: can someone tell me who bg? oh, brittney griner, phoenix mercury lost to sparks in l.a., 94-71. >> ashley: the heat made it look easy pulling up and doing the three. >> todd: like you can do golf. >> ashley: check out this college baseball player showing off his skills on the electric guitar with his rendition of the national anthem. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ashley: trey jones iii following up with a 3-4 day at the plate. his team didn't bring home the win, he said it is a game he will not forget on his home court. fox news alert, president biden and house s

back to you. >> todd: thank you. bring in todd benzamen. he is in matamoros, mexico. todd, five hours in, describe what you are seeing. >> todd: well, behind me is the rio grande and a massive migrant camp in this part. just a little way away from me, there are -- swimming over -- being met by texas national guard team members and texas dps who are -- brawn, like n.f.l. linemen or something -- them pass or pass up the riverbank. this is a brand-new -- plan here. this was an area -- welcomed in and processed through and released into the -- but texas -- intervened forcefully in this manner and seems to be effective so far from what i've seen. >> ashley: todd, mayorkas warned to migrants coming to the u.s. after title 42 expired last night saying they cannot seek asylum anymore. based on what you're seeing in matamoros, are they heeding those warnings? >> todd: going to happen now -- no, i don't -- the texas troopers and national guard were not here, they would be continually pouring through. there are loopholes in the -- when they decide to deport for title 8, they mad

that's a big interesting framing difference. >> todd: we will see.u on set and with that. >> ashley: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. ♪ ♪ >> i am running for president of the united states to lead our great american comeback. look, we know our country is going in the wrong direction. we see it with our eyes and we feel it in our bones. >> brian: florida governor ron desantis officially launching his campaign for president. the initial announcement was not so smooth. >> ainsley: yeah there were technical issues on twitter spaces delaying the big announcement hosted by elo

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come join us at first tee. >> todd: back with a fox news alert.ust over a week out from the june 1 debt ceiling deadline. stalemate on how to reduce our budget deficit. >> the president has made it clear he would like to have a bipartisan resolution of this. he says that knowing full well as i do, the 14th amendment is still there and as president of the united states, he has some authority to use it, but would rather not. >> todd: president recognized invoking the 14th amendment would be met by legal challenges that risk default, progressive members of his party are warning him about the pushback if he accepts gop cuts. >> i think there would be a huge backlash from the house democratic caucus and in the streets. it is important we don't take steps back on the agenda the president shepherded. >> todd: kevin mccarthy says the white house is dug in on raising taxes and increasing spending. jonathan turley says using the 14th amendment would be a bandaid to the white house's larger spending issue. >> the question is raising the ceiling on debt is no

. >> todd: fox news alert, the illegal immigrant accused of killing five nab neighbors, including a boy is under arrest. he had multiple deportations. >> the biden administration is inviting people in. i would expect because of the biden administration's lack of ability or no desire to enforce federal law and their constitutional role, we will see more of this, that is a sad statement. >> todd: this is "fox and friends first"s, i'm todd piro . >> i'm ashley strohmier. -- -- brooke singman has breaking details. blue crosses the illegal immigrant accused of shooting and killing a family was found hiding in a closet under a pile of laundry. agents from the border patrol capturing francisco oropesa who faces five murder counts and being held on $5 million bond. jimmy paul in charge of the case says a tip led to the arrest. >> a tip came in through the tip line and we want to thank the person who had the courage and bravery to call in the suspect's location. >> brooke: officials tracked oropesa's wife to the house where he was arrested, another of oropesa's family. police are trying to find

[applause] >> todd: marjorie steel is a resident.allowing a chinese company to build a plant in your town was such a great idea, why was it done in secret? >> that is not a question i can answer, we're very upset about it. you may know, all of the members of the green township board are under recall. there is more underway, big rapid township and county level. these recalls are all well and good, we have our eye on the prize, which is stopping the projects. they are -- we can't even talk about how toxic they are, they do not have environment al impat reports. >> todd: you voted for gretchen whitmer, you are hard core environmentalist and you are saying, let's not build this ev battery plant for a number of reasons,ss and it is helping adversaries in china. why are they choosing china over interests of their own citizens? >> that's a great question and that is a question we have been asking for a long time. i think the simple answer is greed, but just to be clear, this is a problem that goes all the way up from the township level to t

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>> todd: fox news alert. shocking video shows endless stream of migrants with title 42 set to expire less than 48 hours. texas governor greg abbott wiring shut part of the border and not stopping there. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. fellow democrats are criticizing the white house for ignoring their concerns. >> we cannot imagine this influx alone, without more robust action from the government, the current situation will only get worse. i've sent letters to president biden and mayorkas outlining extinguishing actions that need to be taken and we have not received an adequate response. we will pressure the government until we expect what we need to manage the expected influgs. >> ashley: doug luzader has more. >> doug: scrambling ahead of this thursday deadline on both sides of the border. we've seen long lines in texas, hundreds of immigrants, that is just a fraction of the thousands that come across everyday. the administration h

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>> that is so true, todd.e've seen over the past decade a rise and increase in mob mentality, a disreport for law and order and the justice system. at givesendgo, we want to continue to push back against that narrative and so, no, this is important for a reason. amplifying voices of people and creating narratives, it is so important that we allow people the opportunity to have the best defense available. social media amplifies voices on all sides, messaging can get misconstrued, facts lost, mob mentality can begin to rule. we've seen that in the past and need to press into this moment of saying no, even people in difficult and what may seem like difficult and bad situations need to be afforded fundamental rights so justice can be served, the best place to be done is in a courtroom, not in the court of public opinion. >> ashley: jacob, your app is open to who people can donate to and start funds. freedom truckers raised and rittenhouse was on there, high-profile situations and people in forefront of the news. t

todd. >> todd: who is getting offended by colonials?t one human, let's change everything. and finances plunged millions into the red last year for black lives matters. just how shady are the finances of blm? >> just as shady as joe biden's son and burisma, the situation reminds me of that. transferring money from one account to another, looks like they are funneling money to family members to possibly get themselves. the entire situation looks shady. >> todd: you have broken down the numbers to the penny. we'll do broad strokes here. take a look. total revenue $8.5 million, total expenses, $17 million, that is nod got, the deficit is 8.5 million, on top of that, they had investment losses of $10 million, as well. how did it get this bad, if for years, they had been on the receiving end of this white guilt money, corporate money and in the year after george floyd, they received 90 million. how did it get this bad in the red? >> just like any other organization, they never had a plan. i think truly black lives matter had no concept of hav

todd and ashley. >> todd: you saw florida congressman matt gaetz asking a key question there and had more. listen. >> there are good fbi agents and analysts around this country and pressure comes out of headquarters and out of the washington field office to do things against the law and constitution. when people are brave enough to push back, they are crushed, we have seen how the fbi targeted president trump or anyone who believes in second amendment or build the wall or the betsy ross flag. we see how they go after their own. >> ashley: bring in former georgia congressman and ranking member of the judiciary committee doug collins, good to see you. all of this was concerning, but after this, the fbi said the mission is to uphold the constitution for the american people. the fbi will not retaliate against whistleblowers who make disclosures. everything we heard from the testimony from whistleblowers, was it any coincidence security clearances were revoked? >> no, you will have to bring in someone to say, this is whistleblower, this is retaliation. the fbi is protected right now by me

>> todd: a fox news alert. the attorney for daniel penny speaking out about the charges his client is facing for the choke-hold death of jordan neely, after protesters de demanding the veteran be held accountable. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. penny's defense fund racks up 2.3 million in don't -- donations. >> he was fearful and was keeping his fellow passengers safe from the attack. the man was acting in a violent matter physically and with worths. >> ashley: jackie ibanez joins us. >> jackie: steve razor is giving his side of the incident that left jordan neely dead. >> none of that is based on the facts. as to race, it is not motivation for danny. he is the one that put himself in danger. to save who? all the people on that train, black people, brown people, white people, it didn't matter to danny. danny put his life at risk to save all those people. >> jackie: neely's death, protesters are -- suffered from mental illness. he was on the top 50 list in new york at risk. mr. neely was

[applause] >> todd: awkward. first lady's pleas for applause reminding of this viral campaign moment for jeb bush in 2016. >> i think the next president needs to be a lot quieter, to get back in the business of creating a more peaceful world. please clap. [applause] >> todd: if i had a nickel for every time that happened to me trying to get applause. joe biden to address the awkward moment, this is not the first for her, she had to tell the audience to clap in 2019. you are giving me a look, todd, i've seen that before. >> ashley: wonder if people at home are clapping for you right now. airlines are expecting a travel nightmare over memorial day weekend. airport officials blame staffing shortages of air traffic controllers claiming they are struggling to handle flight demand. the number is at 30-year low according to the faa. triple a is expected this to be the third busiest holiday weekend for travel since 2000. issued a warning in march that of staing shortage could cause delays throughout the summer for specia

durham's report did not call for changes to guidelines and policies. >> todd: thank you. here is jonathan turley. >> jonathan: it is damming, this report suggests we were all played as chumps. there wasn't a basis to go forward with the investigation. the salacious detailed repeated, turn out didn't occur, including the hotel scene with the prostitutes. it goes into great detail temperature is classic durham, everything the russia investigation was not. it is methodical, no hyperbole, he shows how false accounts were created often in coordination with the clinton campaign. >> todd: bring in washington examiner deputy editor kaylieshg mcgee. this was damming toward the fbi, but my concern is what comes next with regard to accountability? brooke used that term in his report, if he does not recommend charges to the doj, will these people get off scott free, it looks bad, but no consequences to them? >> there are frightening implication going into the current investigation into the president's son hunter biden and if the doj are politically able to handle this investigation w

. >> todd: it is sacrifice and we note the sacrifice.you stop to break it undo, i have typically 18, 19, 20-year-old kid, basically a child, deciding that the virtues of our nation and our founding are so important to them, they are willing to put the rest of their life on the line for those values. it really hits home. there is a parent, two parents, entire family that is worried about that decision, worried about that individual. for some of these individuals we'll interview today, their children did not come home, they are proud of their sons, ares proud of daughters, because they died serving this great land and all that it represents. >> ashley: it does, i'm interested to see what our first guest has to say. talk to him about how to get the younger generation onboard knowing it is more than a barbecue or day off, looking forward to getting his thoughts on that. thank you to everyone in the families. i cannot thank you enough, they have sacrificed their families, for the rest of their lives. >> todd: allows us to talk about things li

>> good morning, todd. thank you for having me this morning.y, i don't understand their approach to this. you would think somebody would look at, bud light, for example. to the man they just hired, that dylan guy, their sales went through the floor and plummeted after that fact. the navy, with recruitment down, what do they think with retention with this move with this guy right here? retention rate will drop like recruitment is. nobody will want to stay in with this kind of behavior when you have navy endorsing outlanding behavior. in your spare time, do what you please. active duty, image has to be different other than drag queen or drag shows. >> todd: viewing through your lens and so many like you discharged from the navy over the vaccine mandate what goes through your mind when you see the top brass thinking a video like this will bring people in and they kicked you out and not letting you back in over vaccine that has been proven to not work effectively. >> when you have leadership that is woke and led by absolute airhead of secretary of

ohhh yesss. >> todd: this story is rich.ff denouncing the report about collusion between donald trump and russia. >> spent four years trying to prove this deep state conspiracy theory trump kept telling his base would be proven and people like brennan and nancy pelosi and brennan would be prosecuted. it was a big bust. >> todd: that doesn't make it true. years of crying collusion between donald trump and russia. >> so there is clear evidence on the issue of collusion and this adds to evidence. there is ample evidence of clugsz in plain sight and that is true. >> have democrats found evidence of collusion? >> we have. you can see collusion in plain sight. >> todd: it is important to note, there was no evidence of collusion because no clugsz happened, hence of basis of durham's conclusion. kevin mccarthy is questioning schiff's suitability to serve in congress after it was found a researcher was intimidated. >> ashley: florida governor ron desantis will travel back to the critical primary state of new hampshire tomorrow, just

powering possibilities™. >> todd: stop and watch this., virginia police officer nearly crushed by another car while simply making routine traffic stop yesterday. cops say there is no such thing as a routine stop. his dash cam caught it on video. he spun over the median at 1twenty, crashing into the vehicle the officer just pulled over. the officer's leg was hit, no one was seriously injured. three teens were in the car and the driver was cited with reckless driving. >> ashley: makes me nervous when i see anyone pulled over on the side of the road. what if he wouldn't have been looking up. look at this, national anthem sending progressives into a tailspin. a video showed people standing for the star-spangled banner inside a california restaurant. watch. ♪ ♪ >> ashley: doesn't look scary to me. the person said, the most dangerous situation i've ever been in, along with other users commenting, this feels like a horror movie, terrifying and my wo nightmare. the owner of the restaurant says she is not backing down. >> we are grateful for the m

>> absolutely yes. >> todd: thanks.rning, house republicans calling it judgement day and james comer will unveil major findings from his investigation into biden family corruption. the "new york post" report on the laptop was censured, what they expect to learn today. >> ashley: steve doocy is here. >> steve: hi, ashley and todd, coming up on "fox and friends," talking about james comer, he will join us live at 7:30 before the press conference as fox news learns president biden arranged a meeting between joe biden and one of hunter's hedge fund clients, we have details with e-mails. that rhymes. title 42 ends tomorrow. chairman of the house homeland security committee helped craft legislation to address the border crisis, can they stop illegal migrants in their tracks? probably not, but he'll tell us what they will try. plus, nancy grace, greg olsen, clay travis and the beer people like for free. and our best buddy, the westminster best in show winner is here live. a big night, as you can see there, we have gone to the

it is an amazing product. ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert.to vote on republicans' border security bill with title 42 expiring today. it would resume 'border wall resumption. tech and personnel and regularly review trafficking prevention measures. >> ashley: mario blart introduced the secure our border act and joins us now. congressman, thanks for being with us. we want to know a little more about this bill and what exactly it does. >> it solves the situation at the southern border. narcocartels. the president 79ed humane policy. what is humane about 300 americans dying every day. what is humane about 900 migrants dying last year. what's humane about thousands and thousands according to the "new york times." over 87,000 unaccompanied children that are being used for forced labor and other things? that's not humane. that's insane. and so this would secure the border. it would fix in a real way the asylum process that is frankly totally broken and it, would again, return to the southern border the rule of law some sense of normalcy which is need

stand up for the children and kids. >> todd: i come back to the why.argeting kids in the first place? i can't come up with an answer, do you have one? >> i do. i feel like a lot of corporations are putting them that they do or don't, what if they are the only company that doesn't come out with the message? i feel like the agenda was blm and now i feel this next election will be lgbtq and if you are not with them, they will ruin you. they are going after children and drag queens in middle schools and furries coming out is next thing, people identify as cats. it is crazy right now. i've been silent, i have lifetime ban on facebook and instagram. i was a rap artist and they didn't care if i demonized america, but when you speak well. like companies like target, you are not sure if it is what they want to do, i think they are forced into do it. >> todd: interesting point about how when it was negative nobody had a problem, now it is a positive message, you are getting backlash. what is reaction to your music in general, not just this song, in general from

i have a question about that. >> todd: do you want a home in new york?t is a good question, how far do you go in the renovation to institute new construction? great question. also, i thought the left said that the right is getting fired up about this for no reason, this would never happen. what did i just read? this happened and nordstrom joining businesses shuttering locations due to ramp in crime. we have the scathing message from the mall to city leadership. >> ashley: listen to this. >> the mental confusion of this boy is in jeopardy by allowing mentally confused men to use women spaces. why are we comfortable with this? >> ashley: kids are standing up and fighting back against woke school policy allowing biological males to use women's restrooms. wait until you hear the rest of this story. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get 2.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on an xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial. ♪ it's official, america. xfinity mobile is the fastest mobile service. and gives you unmatched savings with the best price for two lin

. >> todd: georgia football and biden failure all in one. you are the tallest guest, one of our best guestses, we love having you in the studio. today is the deadline for the fbi to produce a subpoena document that lawmakers say puts president biden at the center of a criminal scheme. a whistleblower says the unclassified document contains evidence that implicated then vice president biden in the unspecified scheme as a federal prosecutor calls out the justice department for investigating him instead of hunter biden when he discussed potential meetings with witnesses. >> i was approached by intermediaries and he said he wanted to come to the united states and make information to the proper law enforcement authorities. had they followed through and opened an investigation, i wouldn't blame them a bit to see what i might be up to. it seems perverse to only investigate me and turn a blind eye to potential evidence of serious stuff, bribery, i guess you could call it treason. >> todd: that is not how whistleblower protection is supposed to work.

todd piro. we have had some amazing guests earlier. gold star families. you hear "god bless america" gives you chills. i don't care if it's on car radio or out there listening to the band. especially on a day like today. >> kayleigh: joey and i spoke about the president's own and i had the honor of seeing the marine corps band play at the white house. they are incredible quantico corps band. >> joey: marine corps is the smallest service, least funded. often looked at as little brother of the navy. that is not true. marine corps and navy are equal branches in the department of the navy. i will point that out. discipline that it takes to be the smallest, least funded branch makes it for perfect for things like you don't think about ceremonial band disciplined, on time and be willing to be there at all times. i'm very proud as a marine to have the quantico marine corps band be here today. >> todd: don't you love joey talk about the marine corps. >> kayleigh: yeah. >> todd: not like me talking about my high school soccer team. there is a level of pride that y

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: such a poignant start to the 8 a.m.st hour on "fox and friends," quantico marine corps band performing "amazing grace" with a shot of arlington national cemetery tomb of the unknown, makes you realize what today is all about. thanks to tunnel to towers for flags on fox square. welcoming you inside, joey jones, kayleigh mcenany, todd piro. thank you for allowing us to celebrate this important day each year with you. >> kayleigh: shots of the tomb of the unknown shoulder gives me chills. i went with former president tr trump. what a beautiful testament to those who served. >> joey: when you lay your life down on the battlefield you, sacrifice yourself so that the country may live, the sacrifice doesn't enter your mind and this built your country and quite a bit still left. >> kayleigh: amen. president biden and kevin mccarthy are on the clok to get a debt deal. >> todd: house rules noticed a 3 p.m. hearing for tomorrow on the debt limit bill. mark meridith joins us. >> president biden will host a breakfast at the capitol

todd: absolutely not. you know as well as i do that the reason whatever numbers we are being told multiply them by a series of 10, or 20, or 30. we just don't know. we don't know the full ramifications of this from a numbers perspective, from a money perspective, from an anything perspective and i use the keyword at the top of the show. throughout history, you're a student of history, any time a mass of people numbering in the tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, enters into the country quickly, what is that called? stuart: an invasion. todd: exactly. that's what's happening right now. there is an invasion and i understand many of these individuals are women with children and we feel sorry for them, and i understand that, but at the end of the day, if you do not have sovereign borders, you don't have a nation and today, we do not have sovereign borders. stuart: i agree with that because my heart goes out to some of these folks, and i mean that. they're here illegally but my heart goes out to them. can

cohost of fox & friends first, todd cairo. and finally, like a flash flood, she shows up where she's not wanted and causes a lot of damage, fox news contributor kat timpf. yes. those jalapeno poppers were cold, todd. >> greg: before we get to news stories, it's friday, so let's do this. >> greg's leftovers. >> greg: it's leftovers where i read the jokes we didn't use this week and as always, it's my first time reading them so if they suck, we'll take one of the writers out, strip him naked and set him on fire. [laughter] all right. here we go. this week in new jersey, more than 500 pounds of pasta was found mysteriously dumped in the woods. in response, one enraged resident is vowing revenge. [laughter] according to reports, cbs was supposedly losing millions on james corden's late night show and that was just on catering. [laughter] the lesbian dating app her told females who object to dating trans women to delete their accounts and go back to meeting other lesbians the old-fashioned way while shopping at home depot. [laughte

todd: not only is it realistic, it is completely possible.e have had people run from prison before in the united states. eugene v debs did it at the turn-of-the-century. there is nothing in the constitution that prevents it. what we should be looking at -- the case in georgia with the election tampering, there is really the smoking gun there when it comes to the voice take of him asking for more votes and engaging the tampering care that is one that could impact a lot of the independent voters when it comes to the general election. when it comes to the republican primaries, he does have his trump supporters that will vote for him no matter what. as he sat back in 2016, even if you shot somebody on fifth avenue. >> how do you explain donald trump's hold over the republican party? todd: it is really a tremendous cult of charisma he has going on. it is something that we have never seen before in u.s. politics. people just not believe the information against him, and are so willing to believe that this is a hoax, or there are people out to get hi

. >> brian: todd piro joins us. >> todd: hopefully this doesn't happen to ron desantis knocking doorsuring the campaign. rodriguez was caught on camera threatening a reporter outside her apartment. >> get -- away from my door. >> let's get out of here, you can't do that. >> todd: crew trying to interview her about destroying a hunter college student display on campus. >> this is propaganda, what are you going to do, anti-trans next? >> no, we're talking about abortion. >> this is violents, you are tripping my students. >> todd: a statement from hunter college says the professor has been fired. rodriguez has been relieved of her duties effective immediately and will not be returning to teach at that school. we want to mention, "new york post" shares ownership with fox news and fox business network. we reached out to cuny, city university of new york, the union at hunter college, we have not heard back. back to you. >> brian: if hunter is involved, i don't expect the fbi to touch this. >> todd: good point and people who whistleblower, we tied that together. that is brian kilmeade and to

todd singleton was a piece democrats throughout the war. william richardson was a piece democrat at the beginning became u.s. senator -- mccue selected set of the finish the last two years and steven douglas term. in a couplele of instances, singleton and two others including browning was a friend of lincoln went to lincoln and asked lincoln to liftrg the embargo he had slapped on the south. because in their territory in quincy they were huge tobacco interests. cigar manufacturing companies. the one time lincoln lifted the embargo was at their request. toward the end of the civil war when lincoln was no inc. richmond was occurring that adamant appomattox would occur the following day and so forth singleton was in the office of the president. the president had sent singleton a couple of times the works secretary benjamin, cameron would last name. a number of times to try to get them to stop this war. singleton was in the office the next day the day before lincoln died with the request they be allowed to find southern products to prop up the

todd? >> todd: daniel penny tells the "new york post" the case has nothing to do with race fanned someone needed help in the future he would step up again. may 1st tragic chokehold killing of homeless subway driver jordan penny, a former are very different than other confrontations he had experienced before he said this has go nothing to do with race. i judge a person based on character. i'm not a white supremacist. everybody ha has ever met me can tell you i love all people, i love all cultures, i'm a normal guy. jordan neely's family attorney responded to the "new york post" reporting saying quote: this is an advertisement to so much the public's view of daniel penny who choked jordan neely to death. we didn't call him a white supremacist. we called him a killer. we want to know why he never let go of that chokehold until neely was dead. uncle's admission the idea of a plea deal he needs to be prosecute order he dual it again. i want this to go to trial. he has too much confidence in hims