will it happen, brian, on behalf of the commander-in-chief? >> the president hasn't made a decision on that. those reports are premature and so it is an issue among many that we continue to look at. the president continues to look at. there are millions of american families out there who are not well off who are working and trying to get ahead and for whom the burden of student debt is a real practical issue and why the president spoke to it on the campaign and why he continues to assess options that make sense in that space. he has not made a decision and i won't get ahead of that. >> bill: we'll wait on that. what do you say to those who -- the millions of americans who signed contracts for those loans and they could possibly be forgiven? there are millions of americans who made a decision not to go to college, it might have been financial and it is their taxpayer dollars that may ultimately relieve some of that student loan expense. how do you square that? >> we want to create more economic opportunities for everybody across the income and

. >> charles: so brian kemp beat stacy abrams by two percentage points. if there's any lingering animosity after tuesday and president trump and his voters do not show up, how likely is it that he could beat stacey abrams again? >> i think the indication from what we're seeing in the polls is that georgia voters, specifically georgia republicans are more confident in brian kemp's ability to beat stacey abrams than in davey purdue's. that's what's being reflected in the polls here. georgia republicans seem to be rejecting trump's attempt to make this about the 2020 election. they're looking forward, looking at the abram's threat and they want the best candidate that will prevent that from happening. >> charles: but would it be critical to get at least -- if david purdue to say okay, because it feels like in pennsylvania, they'll galvanize the events you'll winner. how important is that for for governor just having won by two percentage points? doesn't seem like a lot of room to spare. >> absolutely. you're so right. it's very important. we saw what happene

check in with brian kilmeade to see what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> brian: next 11 minutes, moms and dads across the country struggling to feed their infantss, seems to be bull 10 the administration just got there is a nationwide formula shortage not just for republican kids, democratic kids, too. shelves are packed at a texas border facility. kat cammack says this is proof the agend is not that good and charles payne will break down big changes at twitter and netflix ahead of the elon musk takeover when it comes to twitter. general jack keane has good news for the ukrainians and vladamir putin health is in doubt. and billions being held up in congress. geraldo rivera will be here live and will cain will say something insightful. don't touch that remote, don't have your child touch that remote, three hours of nothing, but fun. don't move. gradually get dressed. chronic —- 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine b

all right, brian, thank you. >> thank you, eric. let's bring in north carolina congressman member of the house financial services committee. thank you so much for being here you joined 50 house members in a letter to the secretary and the biden administration calling on them to do something about the border crisis. what is it exactly that you want them to do. >> we need to finish the wall. they may have plenty, they have 19,000, that is not nearly enough. i am here in north carolina and what law enforcement is telling me all around the state, all 100 counties are now border counties because of what joe biden is doing at the southern border. it is tragic. we have to finish the wall. we have to give border patrol agents the resources they need enough to keep title 42 in place. >> are like you to listen to an exchange of the secretary had with bret beyer earlier today. take a listen. >> calling for immigration reform, legislatively a lot. can you name one thing that would help you deport more illegal immigrants that congress could do?

brian claypool is an attorney watching this. brian. you have been struck by how much testimony has been allowed in the case that you believe has gone so far away from the issue at hand. so what do you make of her testimony? >> good morning. great to be back with you. look, every civil jury trial is like high stage drama. lawyers draft a script and then witnesses and the parties of the case star in the script. this is really a tale of two scripts. remember depp put on the stand to your point. evidence allowed of amber heard hitting him. that she was throwing things at him, that she threw a vodka bottle and cut off his finger. threw a mineral can and hurt him above the nose. that evidence came in during the case. i don't think it should have come in. this is a defamation case. >> bill: stand by. thank you for that. >> that the engagement would be off and the relationship would be off and that i was foolish, naive, for thinking that people could invite me to a concert in a platonic way. >> objection, hearsay. >> she said what mr. depp sai

showdown between brian kemp and challenger david perdue. one of george's top democrats, she represents her own stateless end. >> we have to have a conversation about who we are in this state. and what we want for each other. i am tired about -- -- >> speaking with democrats utopia and atlantic county and the presumptive democratic nominee for governor in her own state, georgia republicans are staying focused on the task at hand. >> with the balance of power, we see the disaster our country is going to under joe biden. we will rally around, primaries are difficult and we come together afterwards and focus on who we need to defeat which is the democrats. >> early voting in the peach state reaching record levels ahead of the midterms. georgia secretary of state says last thursday 700,000 votes have been cast here this is up 180% from 2018 and 149% from the 2020 primaries and also in georgia trump backs in a debt herschel walker is leading in the polls. the georgia bulldogs football star wins he will face democratic incumbent raphael warnock in

brian kemp is over over davidmp perdue. kemp won all over the state, in fact, and the votes are still coming in here. so he will now face off against stacey abrams talking about a race isinra going to get a lof attention. abrams and kemp went head to head in 2018 in twenty eighteen. sean kemp was a fifty 49%ve winner over stacey abrams.r ramw now there will. be a rematch in the state of georgia this year in alabama. i just want to check this right now. it's been some time since i've looked out of this on the democratic just want to cross over here because kriv was considered a favorite is on track right now to do just that on the senate side . now in alabama, it'sit a three way race, too early to call, but three very interesting candidates now katie britt is to be the chief of staff for w richard shelby who's now retiringho. she has she has a lead right now but still a 17 percent in probably feel a little good right now. mo brooks have been endorsed by donald trump. the endorsement was takendo way brooke stayed in the race.

during the heat of this, president trump said that stacey abrams would have been a better bet than brian kemp. it got that bad. if he were to come to your states and say the same thing now, what would you say? >> well, it's what the people of georgia say. i think our governor had a resounding victory. he got over 72% of the vote. our governor is very popular. he will have a strong push and continue to work hard. he worked hard, i worked hard. our entire republic will work hard. we want fair and honest elections. we've been recognized by heritage, number 1 in the country for election integrity under my watch. so we have photo i.d. for all forms of voting, record turnout, record registrations. we have struck the right plans between access ability with security. we're the model for the rest of the country. president biden's home state of delaware only has ten days of early voting. we have 17 days here in georgia. that's a great example right there. the difference between a democrat blue state and a republican red stated. we give you opportunities to vote. >> neil: you stuck to your guns and

>> brian: yeah, i -- on our current trajectory, neil, absolutely. all the signals are flashing red right now. that food story, neil is one of the reddest signals not being baked in. that is a huge concern for us. unless something changes, that is exactly where we're headed and might be there now. >> neil: class is dismissed. brian brenberg is right on this. last quarter was a down quarter, negative quarter. you met classic definition of recession, a lot of people say they don't need to know that, they feel it. >> hello, gym jesse watters, with judge genius /* jeanine. this is "the five." >> evil swept across uvalde yesterday. anyone who shoots his grandmother in the face has to have evil in his

kemp because he felt brian kemp did not stand up for him when the election was allegedly stolen. he also wanted to see incumbent candidate for secretary of state go down. both men won. as you noted kemp one by a huge margin which suggests to me as important as a trump endorsement can be, his influence is starting to wane. people are looking ahead and not back. i don't think any candidate who wins a nomination on the republican party and goes into the fall election talk about what donald trump wants to see us talk about which is how the election in 2020 was stolen is going to find that a very powerful message at a time when so many other issues of greater day-to-day importance to people are crying that issue well out of sight. >> olivia, failing to pennsylvania republican senate primary it is officially headed for a recount. doctor oz currently leads david mccormick by less than 1000 votes there. and he has declared himself the presumptive nominee he did so on friday. is it doctor oz getting ahead of himself here? >> it looks like he is taking a page of donald trump's playbook was

>> reporter: the news is republican governor brian kemp easily defeated his main primary challenger from david perdue. this is a race that certainly attracted a lot of national attention because it was former president trump that was encouraging republicans to get rid of governor kemp. that was not the case tonight. what was fascinating also about this race is what the issues were that these candidates were focusing on. perdue spent much of his campaign focusing on the 2020 election, embracing trump's claims of voter fraud and he came up far short tonight, however, perdue says he's still eager to support kemp to make sure he stays in the governor's mansion. >> you're going to hear me going to work from brian kemp to make damn sure that stacey. [indiscernible] will never become the governor of georgia. >> reporter: while we've also heard from governor kemp shortly after the results came in tonight. he's already starting to pivot his rice to what is going to be -- his race to what is going to be coming in november against stacey abrams. this is a race a lot of people will be paying attenti

nate foye with the report from texas and congressman brian maas in "focus" next. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. need to get your a1c down? (♪ ♪) ask your healthcare provider about rybelsus® tod

that's 800-630-8900. >> gabby petito's mother has filed a lawsuit against the family of brian laundrie. the lawsuit seeks $30,000 in damages and trial by jury. laundrie died from a self-inflicted gunshot to the head according to authorities. and her remains had been found in a wyoming campground. fbi determined that she had died by strangulation and that he had confessed to that in a note. and as a consequence of the conduct, and that they endured funeral and burial expenses and loss of possible future companionship and they received the summons and no responsibility to respond to. the laundrie family attorney said the lawsuit will likely not be defended and the petitos will have nothing gained more than a piece of paper that tells them what everybody knows which is that brian was responsible for gabby's death as indicated by the fbi. the lawsuit is in addition to an amended civil suit filed by gabby's parents in florida alleging that they know where her body was located and helped their son to evade police. bert lino has not been able to have that case dismissed. >>. griff: alex, than

so we're going to start tonight with mark meredith in georgia and brian kemp headquarters. mark, what can you tell us ? laura ? well, republican governor brian kemp had a very good night easily defeating his main primary challenger, former u.s. senator david perdue . i what was fascinating about this race, not only was it an established republican challenging another established republican , it was that former president was loomingthat heavily over this rt trump wanted to see perdue into the governor's into the governor's mansion to get kemp out of office. ever sinceet the 2020 election when georgia went for president biden and we have seen, of course, former president trump make it very clear he was not happy with kemp. now with the kemp campaign,ee they kept his focus on more social and economic issues that conservativespak care abouk pretty much talking about everything but the 2020 election and thatint appeared o pay off tonight . now we have heard from former senator david perdue. he offered a concession call to governor kemp pledging to make sure that kemp is going to

she has not jet issued apology for the comments but critics, including governor brian kemp are jumping all over this. he is facing a primary challenge tomorrow. as for -- >> a lot of people sending me message, cannot believe it, somebody from going to owing taxes to owning two houses in the state, surprised you would do that if you don't like or love the state like i do. >> kemp continues to dominate over former senator david purdue. former president trump will hold a telephone rally for purdue. trump says the governor failed to investigate claims of voter fraud. what's interesting about trump's telephone rally, happening the same time that here at this airport that mike pence will hold a campaign event for governor brian kemp. pence is trying to stay relevant, they call it desperate. looking to see if the former vice president fires back or keeps his comments focussed on the big race tomorrow. john. >> john: i lived in georgia five years, loved every minute of it, still miss the place. who knew. >> me too, really. >> sandra: i'm sure a lot of people feel that way, john. a record numbe

and wen brian kemp easily survived challenge from former senator and trump favorite david perdue. congratulations on the win. thanks for joining us. do you feel vindicated today? >> oh, thanks for having me, bret. we are just glad to getting out of the primary. i'm honored to be the nominee again. i promised voters in 2018 if they made me their nominee i would put them first and ahead of status quo and the politically correct and i would do what i said i would do when i was campaigning. that's what i have done. i think they confirmed that last night. with the work ahead for us is in front of us. we have got a lot of work to do to make sure stacey abrams doesn't become our governor or your next president. >> bret: are you going to mend ties with the former president? it got pretty ugly there for a while. >> well, as i have said many times on the hardworking georgians bus tour this is about georgians. i have never said anything bad about president trump. i don't plan on doing that i praised him and his administration and vice president pence for the work that they did to help our st

brian yannis, thank you. we go to alexandria hoff at kathy barnette's headquarters. what is the feeling there? >> well, sean, it has settled ever so slightly. just a couple minutes ago, the crowd and the candidate were dac no mike dancing the macarena, because night joe, things still lively in elizabethtown, pennsylvania, but a testament to the momentum, a few short weeks, a two man race, then the past couple weeks the momentum has picked up, that criticism only over past statements she had made, but over the potential she will have against john fetterman in the general. is interesting, kathy barnette made the statement she feels best equipped to face off against fetterman, cited a pass 2013 incident when fetterman mistook an unarmed black man for a shooting suspect and held him at gunpoint, barnette says she has a unique perspective that would allow her to bring up the situation more than the other candidates. there is still optimism in the crowd and there was a lancaster county issue with some of those scanned mail-in ballots for the campaign here told me that is s

but the white house wasn't concerned and they knew that for certain because brian is the director has admitted that he knew. we were aware back in february and we've had a team on this for for. okay so joe biden has been on this since february. so why is this still a problem, why is it still impossible to buy baby formula and stores in san antonio tonight? they have an answer for that and the answer is greedy mothers. they are the problem. like hiding grain, counterrevolutionary moms are undermining america's baby formula supply. the are quote "hoarding baby formula." watch them explain. >> if you are in a parent who is looking for formula right now is struggling to find what you need even a rough guess how long the shortages are no last what should parents be bracing for here? >> we've artie seen an increase past several weeks but what were seeing as an oma's of hoarding. people hoarding because they're fearful that is one element of it and people hoarding because they're trying to profit off of fearful nests. [laughs] >> tucker: now were down to zimbabwe in economics. greedy people

for governor brian kemp, he looks like he will keep his job and david perdue is trying to unseat him. racial flame thrower stacey abrams, remember she never conceded during her own 2018 gubernatorial loss. she's the presumed democratic nominee. she's also the one that led the charge equating georgia's voting law to jim crow. >> i do agree it's racest. it's a redo of jim crow in a suit and tie. >> laura: well, we have news for you. the national review got their hands on data from the georgia secretary of state's office. as of last week, over 102,000 more black voters have cost early votes in this year i primary than in 2018 when you ran the other time. that's more than three times the number that cast early ballots back then. the state has seen a record turnout for early voting. that's great. joining us now is horace keeper project 21 co-chair. horace, i believe you predicted this fear mongering and shameless on the part of stacey abrams. they throw jim crow around like it's nothing. >> they do. it's costing the state. remember what the major league baseball association did. remember a

here is a cat afraid of his own shadow shocked by our own shadow this is how brian kilmeade gets to work. shots himself to work. >> judge jeanine: chicken. >> greg: everything looks like chicken to you. >> dana: tastes like chicken, too. >> judge jeanine: jessica, you are next. >> jessica: big news for equality fifa three women referees first time greg i see you bobbing your head like this doesn't matter. it does matter. three women refer years and three women assistant referees will be in qatar for the first time in competition history there. the chairman of the community decision they deserved to be the fifa world cup they constantly perform high level. >> greg: this is soccer. >> jessica: fifa. >> judge jeanine: keep going, jessica. >> judge jeanine: i think that was very important. that's really a big deal. ignore him. >> jessica: especially in cut tar. >> greg: shoot me. >> jessica: i'm on "fox news sunday." you should watch. thank you. >> greg: that i applaud. >> judge jeanine: bravo. lawrence, hit it. >> lawrence: better applaud. take to the next level where they litthemselves on

. >> carley: we spoke with a retired police officer, brian foley last hour who said people should wait for more details before they criticize the police. watch this. >> these are emotional times, when it is emotional and raw like this, people look for answers and look for somebody to blame. i think right now they are blaming police officers and that is a natural reaction, as cops, you understand it. there are a lot of cops on scene f. cops felt they should have gone in and didn't, you would hear that from them, you would hear from the unions. we are not hearing that, which tells me the cops on the scene knew what was situation was and where the containment was and couldn't enter the fatal funnel at that point. you have an armed gunman, with a high-powered rifle and if you go through that doorway, you are guaranteed getting killed and gunfire had stopped. >> carley: tragedy on top of tragedy. the husband of a teacher killed while protecting her students dies two days after her tragic death. irma garcia's husband joe suffered a heart attack after placing flowers on the memorial at robb e

brian brenberg is right on this. last quarter was a down quarter, negative quarter. you met classic definition of recession, a lot of people say they don't need to know that, they feel it. >> hello, gym jesse watters, with judge genius /* jeanine. this is "the five." >> evil swept across uvalde yesterday. anyone who shoots his grandmother in the face has to have evil in his heart. it is far more evil for someone to gundown little kids, it is intolerable. >> jesse: we're getting brand-new details on the heartbreaking tragedy. police giving more insight into how this terrible event unfolded. jeff paul is on the ground with the latest. jeff. >> yeah, jesse, we're starting to learn more about the shooting and about the suspect. according to texas governor greg abbott, he says about 30 minutes before the shooting, the suspect sent messages on social media. in one he wrote he was going to shoot his grandmother. in another he wrote he did in fact shoot his grand dlt mother and a third, he said he was going to go shoot up a nearby elementary school. the suspect crashed his t

on things immediately in front of us and to hear this white house, not only president biden today, brian diese say, we're the best in the world right now. when you are the best of the worst, that doesn't do anything for the family struggling to get by right now, trying to make ends meet. it is not what they want to hear, they want results and change. >> griff: they will feel that pain at memorial day weekend when they go to the grocery store. let's not forget, it has been 100 days since president biden sat down for an actual interview and instead does limited press conference avails where he makes comments leaving everyone wondering what plan he has to get us out of this recession and now we need to have him sit down and clarify what he meant when he said that the u.s. will militarily intervene if china invades taiwan. that is significant departure. we do not have official diplomatic relations with taiwan. we recognize beijing, the one china policy, which that statement the white house put out trying to clean up on aisle nine, however, to suggest we would militarily intervene is departur

state and we will keep an eye on it, brian dahle, great to see if this evening. i tell you what, they are so much craziness in california, we need to turn it around. thank you for watching. the war on the west is up next. "the next revolution" will be televised. ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert come a dire warning for democrats ahead of the midterm election. 68% of respondents in a new "washington post" abc poll disapproved of biden's of inflation. "fox & friends first." currently shimkus. >> pushing even more money, one thing both parties getting behind is sending more aid to ukraine and a proud visit to kyiv walking side-by-side for president sewall and bill mike president zelenskyy. matt, good morning. carley, good morning to you. there is some good news out of ukraine, innocent civilians the dire standoff in mariupol or finally starting to be released and for weeks we have brought you the heartbreaking images and hundreds of ukrainian marines with innocent elderly people, women and children hiding out in the dark tunnels in a steel plant. some were running

governor brian kemp and david perdue will hold events. democratic stacey abrams is embroiled in a last-minute controversy. >> democrat stacey abrams is running unopposed in the governor primary. she made some interesting comments over the weekend that could come back to haunt her in november. abrams was speaking at a gala outside of atlanta but somebody was recording the audio of her comments. it got leaked. in her speech she made some very critical comments about georgia's record when it comes to abortion, economy as well as crime. and then she had this to say. >> i am tired of hearing about we're the best state in the country. >> the worst state in the country to live. abrams is not backtracking so far from those comments according to her twitter feed overnight. she of course will likely have to answer to a lot of these questions later on after the primary. she is blaming georgia's problems on one man and that is the current governor, brine kemp who is facing a primary challenge of his own. governor kemp is dominating both in the polls

brian: you're looking live at our fox news drone, a border source tells fox news the situation the last few days has been, quote, quiet but they expect that to change, this is proverbial calm before the storm between title 42 ends on may 23rd as expected. covid-19 public health order, mexican nationals especially have been deported right away. some also from central america, but venezuelans and cubans are not and as a result we are seeing id cards from cubans that they received in mexico, they are left here on the -- on the banks to have rio grande because the last thing they have to show they've had more than 30 days in mexico. mike: bryan, illegal immigration problem in the southern border is not a new problem but then onslaught has been for more than a year. what's the morale of w.h.o. are trying to impose american law on the people who are crossing the border illegally? bryan: it's not only the texas dps, troopers, they are exhausted. every single night there's a high-speed pursuit somewhere along the border. they are finding human beings in metal boxes, wood crates and disheartenin

>> brian: i couldn't believe did you see what kilmeade wore? unbelievably showed so much skin disgusting. >> dana: working out. >> greg: people who like to define themselves edgy rebellious or whatever. they love to stand out but they just have so much a desperate need to belong when one of these events happen dressed up and obey and form to the collective need to be scene. it's like you don't need to go to these things it's like this is replacing the oscars and somebody tells them he their publicist says you have to be seen. hillary in a dress with the african-american or the black gentleman in the mask holding her skirt or her train, i mean that's the hierarchy that's the structure that makes the elites happy. you follow the rules. they don't have. to say you are down there, i'm up here. >> jessica: joey, do you think the average person who might have caught a glimpse of this and obviously last night this was not the big news story with the abortion case leak, do you think that's how they feel about this or they just think this is what rich p

and brian fallon, the executive director of the activist ground "demand justice" or else, said this quote, is a brave clerk taking the step of leaking a document warning the country in a last ditch hail mary to see the public response to make the court reconsider? like do what we want or we will hurt you? these are threats of violence. the ceo of planned parenthood is calling on activists to storm state capitol buildings. watch this. >> we know this decision will enrage people. we know, we've seen what has happened when people find out that when they found out what was happening in texas, they started filling state houses in florida, they started filling stale houses in other places because they know the fight right now is on the ground and in these states. so we're going to continue to capture that rage. >> tucker: we're going to capture that rage. people get angry and you wouldn't like us when we're angry. don't we have a system in democratic norms we're supposed to observe? if you don't like something, isn't there a process for resolving that? don't you elect people to see your will pu

the winner of the gubernatorial race in 2018 even though there was 55,000 votes in favor of broin -- brian kemp. i don't know why she's still getting away with that, and she had a struggling time when she was asked about this at a press conference saying, you know, is this voter suppressionsome you said it was going to be jim crow 2.0 and jim crow on steroids, what's happening here? she said, it was a correlation without causation and stuck to her guns on that. but, you know, that's not going to play very well when we had record turnout and especially among african-americans and minority voters. you had, in fact, you had four times as many black voters cast ballots early this year and hispanic and asian communities also turned out in record number. so i just really think she's going to have a hard time selling that. we all know what was happening during the pandemic, that democrats wanted to federalize those laws and keep them in place because think felt they benefited them according to, you know, a lot of the mail-in votes and the easier participation, looser rules there. but, you know, r

we are in for it. >> sandra: this is brian deese, said this. >> this is the impact of putin's war in ukraine, diesel and gas are up more than 1.50 since putin started amassing troops at the border, we are focussed on doing everything we can while keeping the pressure on vladimir putin. >> sandra: that's the problem, said that the president is obsessed with bringing prices down and everything they can, but prices only go higher. >> larry: it's a big problem. the strategic reserve was a big failure. i don't criticize my successor, you know that. one of the things missing from biden's op-ed piece is a simple calculus, we must increase the production of oil and gas in order to bring world prices down, and gasoline prices down, and one other factual correction, they are justifying the stimulus package of march of 2021, when they said the economy had stalled when they took office. gdp was 4.5% in q42020, and 6.5% in q12021. there was no stall. they said the saving rate has improved. the savings rate has dropped in the last year from 12.5% to 4.5%. >> sandra: what is that a preview of? >> i

now from the teacher's retirement system, brian guthrie. >> thank you. good afternoon. i'm the executive director of the teacher's retirement center of texas. we're not only here to help the family of the two teachers that lost their lives and provide them the benefits they're due but to help all of the employees of not only this school district but the surrounding school districts to make sure that they have access to mental health and behavioral health services. we also recognize that not all the employees of these districts are members of our system and our for our healthcare program but we want to thank blue cross/blue shield for extending the benefits to those employed in this district and the surrounding district. >> thank you. and now for the texas retirement system, porter wilson. >> i'm porter wilson and we provide health and retirement benefits to state employees and employees of higher education in the community. the local community college employees will get health insurance from us that is provide ed by blue cross/blue shield of texas. we activated a 24 hou

brian kemp is facing a challenge. kemp has faced repeated attacks from former president trump because of the 2020 election. kemp said he had no choice but to certified the results from president biden. but trump has been vowing revenge. trump held a rally for david purdue in march. the endorsement has not done much to help purdue. kemp is fair ahead of purdue. purdue still believes he has a chance. we sat down with him. he said he believes there will be a strong turnout to help him by election day, tuesday. >> martha: we'll be watching. thanks, mark. that's "the story" for this friday, may 20th. we'll see you monday at 3:00. also, i'll see you "fox news sunday." here's "your world." >> gas, air fares, uber rides and chicken wings. we're all paying more for it. how long will americans put it with up? how about investors in the s&p 500 barely dipping into bear territory. this is "your world" with fox team coverage. jackie deangelis has more on the fallout. jackie? >> good afternoon to you,

obviously, this has a lot to do with schools and the crt and stuff like that that governor brian kemp just signed a law in georgia to kind of essentially taking crt out of schools and making sure it doesn't get into. i don't know how many schools do that in georgia. one of your thoughts with contention, contentious election coming up and topic so important to parents with the political aisle they were coming from. >> you know what, first, let's start by saying critical race theory, yes, it is in every school whether you want to call it emotional learning or any other social name you want to consider as a trojan horse to introduce critical race theory. but it is in every school prayer that is why i'm so proud of our governor has parental rights bill. there was a number of bills, one to prevent a concept of oppression versus oppressor. and transparency, school board meetings for parents as well as standing up to woke materials. the list goes on and on. a bill that doesn't get a lot of attention with parental rights bill is a bill that increases me ritzy for students to be compared to co

pete will be here with the details plus joe concha and brian brenberg on deck. don't miss a moment. ♪ [caring melody] [children giggling] [female narrator] we may be thousands of miles apart, but we can still connect and when we do, we connect millions of children around the world with what they need to grow up healthy, educated and safe. together we can make the world a better place, two small worlds at a time. join us today at childfund dot org. ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, one person data, five fathers heard after a shooting at a california church. and this taking place this day with ten people gunned down in a buffalo grocery store during a racially motivated attack there. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i am todd piro. >> ashley: i am ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. arrested for the buffalo shooting, speaking with his parents and learning more about his troubled past. and we are also learning about the heroic of

. ♪ >> brian: all right, straight up to a fox news alert. the community of uvalde, texas coming together for a vigil honoring the victims of tuesday's elementary school shooting remembering the 19 children and two teachers who lost their lives in the attack. all those children killed between the ages of 8 years old and 10. one uvalde teacher recalling the terror. [sobbing]

the brand i trust is qunol brian kilmeade, dan bongino, lawrence jonestaxes. get it free now while supplies last but extra money .com first one . >> hey, we're back . no, no, no, no, no. stop it. he said to my time npr host pradel while their employees tattle. . yeah, publicc radio loves w snitches like their tote bags, live stitches, npr is encouraging employees to rat each other out ifch they don't comply with the company's math policy in the office. this is according to an npr memome obtained by the new york post owned by our parent company crescois. reads, quote, if you notice someone who has forgotten their mask, you might tell them, hey, you forgot masks. now in the sane world you might respond, hey, you forgot to shut the up. but this is crazy times. the memo added that employees could let a superior knowle so they can remind that person or get h.r. involved and repeat offenders could be fired just following orders, folks, all this is doubly nuts considering d.c. where npr is headquartered dropped indoor mascot mandates for stores and restaurants back i

>> brian just spoke to this. we're at a historic place when it comes to the economy. now we're going to a place where it's going in transition. we're going to see an economy that is more stable. that is more steady. that's because of the american rescue plan that the president signed into law. >> more spending couple be underway. and senator joe manchin is reportedly open to a skinny version of build back better in his negotiations with chuck schumer over a clean and climate energy package, about $300 billion in tax incentives for clean energy with the caveat that it's paid for and it pays off some of the debt, but to do that, that would mean tax hikes. charles? >> trace: thanks. the president vowing to get inflation under control. but will more government spending make matters worse? joining me now, glary glazer. larry, we got here, the federal reserve pumped in trillions of dollars. the last $2 trillion is what sparked this run-away inflation. >> you know, when the fed chairman and the president met, they addressed the elephant in the room. that is the 40-year high

. >> michelle black's husband, staff sergeant brian black is one of four green berets killed in action in a 2017 ambush in the african nation of niger. when the u.s. army released an investigation, she felt she wasn't given the full story. >> i interviewed them as well as upper and lower level officers. with that i found the truth finally. >> the truth she says was leaders at u.s. africa command shifted the blame to lower level men including those that were killed on the ground and excused those that had ordered the mission. >> i don't think the hole military is bad. you get a few bad individuals and they're the ones that carry these things out unfortunately. >> then acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan accepting the findings of an investigation into the deadly attack saying in 2019 "having examined an independent review by a senior general officer of the investigation into the 2017 ambush in niger, i am satisfied that all findings awards and account ability actions were thorough and appropriate." michelle compiled what she found in a book called "sacrifice, a gold star widow's

. >> john: this week's woke round-up, brian kilmeade. people with plaque psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the shot they take. the memories they create. or the spin they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, you can achieve clearer skin. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla can cause serious allergic reactions. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. do your eyes bother you? because after all these emails my eyes feel like a combo of stressed, dry and sandpaper. luckily,

estate of her boyfriend brian laundie she seeking $39 in damages claiming the loss of care and comfort as a result of their daughter's death. laundie shot and killed himself returned weeks after the cross-country road trip last summer. they found his nature preserve a month a notebook in which he admitted to killing gabby her body was found and a wyoming national park in september at the medical examiner ruled her death homicide by manual strangulation. alicia. >> rich back to the humanitarian crisis in our southern border. and ramping up expulsions of migrants under title 42. just weeks over the trump air policy is set to expire. the decision to end of the pandemic restrictions hasn't drawn a bipartisan backlash. with yet another migrant surge expected wants to fight title 42 is gone and it fox news poll finds 50% say border security is worse than two years ago let's bring in florida congressman carlos gimenez has sits on the homeland committee. thank you so much for being your first i would like to know your concerns that you have your bet also your reaction to the ramping up of expu

or brian, how is it where you are tonight? >> shannon, all i've got to say that when bill hemmer showed up on the billboard and talked about bucks county, there was a huge round of applause in this room and allowed as the stream is gotten all night actually. and they are excited what their understanding from the campaign they are seeing from what we understand margins from the southeastern part of the state, that is those counties around philadelphia. and manchester in delaware and montgomery counties. they can't believe that they're seeing better margins for dr. o therapy or they've been feeling this resurgence over the last hour and it's about a one percentage lead down to less than half a percentage point an this is how fueled optimism in this room. remember going into this campaign, shannon, we knew that dr. oz was, for better or worse and yet the worst on favorability rating up everybod actually. and a part of that was because of the mccormick advertisements that were on television and relentless ads that were going again

. >> jon: it's the term that brian deese uses in his interview on "fox news sunday". he just says wait a little bit. everything is going to be fine. listen. >> our economy is in a period of transition. we're moving from the strongest economic recovery in modern history to what can be a period of more stable and resilient growth. and while there are absolutely risks with inflation first and foremost, this is what's most important. we are in this period of transition to more stable growth, but people should also take confidence that we are better positioned than any other country to navigate through this and keep our recovery going. >> jon: i guess we're supposed to feel good that there other countries that are going to have it worse than we are. >> well, his word salad said nothing at all except they expect this to continue. look, they don't want us to be producing energy. they want us to be dependent on other countries. they like $5 a gallon gas. and they've got it. so they want to hold us here. they like higher inflation. they like higher interest rates. having hardw

stacy aprons running unopposed richie luster brian camp in 2018. next time round expected to bring a stronger challenge is raising a lot of money and counting on high-profile democratic supporters help get out the vote. another racer watches a battle to be george's next secretary of state. trump and doris congressman jodi heights for this position of the current secretary of state brad, he continues to run for reelection insisting while he did investigate trump's claims of voter fraud in 2020 there is not widespread fraud here in this state in the last election. >> mark meredith reporting, mark thank you. a recount continues in the keystone state as its republican senate primary is still too close to call. alexandria hoff with the story from pittsburgh and allegheny county were election issues will take a few more days to sort out. >> for this race not to trigger an automatic recount either doctor oz or david mccormick would have to achieve a half a percentage lead or the trailing candidate would have to decline a recount. neither candidate is expe

herschel walker is leading a pack with a fifty eight point spread and the latest fox news poll, governor brian kemp.ke he looks like he's going keep his job while former senator david perdue, of course, is trying to unseat him along with a handfulul of other. but racial flame thrower stacey abrams remember she never conceded during her own 2018 gubernatorial loss she is the presumed democratic nomineet .he she's also the one who led the charge equating georgia's votingge eor law to jim crow. >> i do absolutely agree that it's racist. it is a redux of jim crow in a suit and tie. a >> well, we have some news for you. states the national review got its hands on data from f the georgia secretary of state's office and as of last week, over one hundred and two thousand00 more black voters hae cast early votes in this year's primary elections than in twenty eighteen when you ran the other time. that's more than threeeethat's e the number who cast early ballots back then and overallaro the state has seentu a record turnout for early voting. that's great. joiningea now is horace cooper, project 21 co-c

this coming week, the georgia races happen on tuesday as brian kemp and david perdue face off and football great herschel walker tries to take on raphael warnock. we will navigate all of the races with mark penn. he is next with a brand new poll, after this. ♪ ♪ on her green investments with merrill. a-plus. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. ♪ ♪ ♪i'm so defensive,♪ ♪i got bongos thumping in my chest♪ ♪and something tells me they don't beat me♪ ♪ ♪ ♪he'd better not take the ring from me.♪ (music) to fishermen and other liars. the time you spent on the docks, the banks, the boats. the lines you cast and hooks you set. these moments you share with the people you love. the fish you never forget, and the tales that get taller with every retelling. make memories that'll last a lifetime with bass pro shops and cabela's. your adventure starts here. maria: well, the other thing >> absolutely, i'd be someone that stands tall and fights for america first policies. i think president trump did a grea

in georgia, trump backed david perdue is struggling to make headway over governor brian kemp. trump will hold a telephone rally for perdue. in texas president faring better, ken paxton leading into tuesday's runoff election. paxton has been outfun raised by george p. bush. who promises to be a force when it comes to the border crisis. >> right now the catch-and-release program of the biden administration has created a magnet policy for coyotes, smugglers, cartels to make an estimated $10 million a day to move people and fentanyl across the border. reporter: candidates making the final push. in many of these primaries the big selling point for a candidate, hey, i'm the best person to beat the democratic opponent come the general election. the rnc they want to help with that too. they might be better poised to do that than they had been before. just last month the republican national committee outfund raised the dnc by $1.3 million. lawrence? lawrence: a lot of voters upset. you're doing great reporting. i will talk to primary voters live at sallie mae's kitchen in georgia on tu

brian kemp overwhelmingly defeated his challenger, david perdue in the gop governors race setting the stage for a rematch with democrat stacy abrams in the fall and brad raffensberger defeated jody heise, winning 20% of the vote to avoid a runoff in june. wall street journal columnist and fox news contributor karl rove. are we surprised at the magnitude of those victories in georgia? >> i sure was but it creates a new rule, the 30-70 rule regarding donald trump's endorsement in key elections. ohio senate endorses jay they van to get 32% of the vote, 60% of all republicans voting for somebody else, idaho governor endorses the lieutenant governor, she gets 25% of the vote, wins read nomination. nebraska governor get 30, his favorite candidate gets 30% of the vote, pennsylvania senate higgs candidate gets 33% of the vote and probably wednesday primary but only 32% and in georgia not just the governor and the secretary of state but also the attorney general and insurance commissioner, in each of these instances the -- the trump endorsed candidate got 33% and the secretary of state race an

at the governor's race in georgia, david purdue against the in current income into brian kemp is a proxy battle with former president trump endorsing purdue and vice president pence endorsing kemp, a big lead coming in and we will see what turns out today. so far it is too early to call any of that. then you have some other interesting races like in texas, the democrats moderates going up against a progressive. he believes to pull it out, but there has been a lot of campaigning by progressives to try to take him out. sarah sanders in the governor's race in arkansas, she looks to be cruising onto a g.o.p. nomination there. likely the next governor of arkansas since it is pretty deep red. >> tucker: amazing, thank you for following that, bret baier, appreciate it. joe biden will now address the nation from the white house, we are going to take that in just a moment, but before we do we want to go back to uvalde, texas, what do we know about the man who committed the atrocity, senior editor of townhall.com joins us. thank you so much for coming on. we seen so very little about this man, wha