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anti-israel protesters now disrupting college graduations. hear from from a graduate who says enough is enough. rachel: plus, iowa officials declaring they will not back with down as the biden administration threatens to sue over the state's plan to arrest and deport illegal immigrants. oh, and also the state's attorney general is going to be joining us live. pete: can and a good samaritan dropping off what they thought were a box with of kit. ens at an animal shelter, but the not so cuddly creatures, what they turned out to be instead. hmm. the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ hunting, fishing, loving ever day. ♪ that's the prayer that a country boy prays. ♪ thank god he made me this way ♪ pete: okay. it's called the great american skyline game, and we're plague it right now. will: a stadium. pete: okay, we've got water -- will: yeah, we've got water. pete: we've got sunrising --

will: east coast. pete: no, the sun's already up on the east coast. rachel: is this the a live shot? this is a live shot, all right. pete: holy cow. it's not -- this is frustrating me. detroit. is detroit on the water? will: no. pete: not on the water a little it? rachel: how about milwaukee? pete: that's a good guess. too many tall buildings. will: i don't know. what is it? pete: what is it? if. will: well -- rachel: it is, high-five. milwaukee, wisconsin -- [laughter] how did we ever doubt rachel campos duffy on wisconsin knowledge? will: mice job. pete: look at that. rachel: you thought we didn't have tall buildings. pete: there are a lot more tall buildings in downtown milwaukee, pause that the pan only showed one part. before when it had the whole city, there's a lot of them. rachel: i had so many ideas about what milwaukee was like until if i went because i had,

like, laverne and shirley ideas. it's a really fun town. it's got a really cool vibe and it's a great city. pete: the brewers. it should be fun with a team called the brewers. rachel: can i say something? the last hour we talked about my daughter's birthday on the 6th and i didn't want to get induced because she was supposed to be induced on the 5th, and her name is margarita, anyway, i got an e-mail from a woman who says -- [laughter] you're not going to believe this. she said that the she had the same thing happen to her. she said -- [laughter] appreciated your story about being induced for your daughter margarita, thinking ahead for the college years. i did the same thing. i could have been induced with our youngest daughter on st. patrick's day. however, with our last name being o'brien, i said, no, that gives her a right to party way too browning. imagine that 21st birthday. so i induced four days later. so paulton o'brien -- peyton

o'brien was born later. a lot of moms thinking ahead. [laughter] pete: a lot of moms thinking the really hard -- rachel: about 2221. anyway finish 21. let's move to because this is a fox news alert. anti-israel rallies continuing to plague if college campuses across the country. that includes protesters at the university of southern california refusing to leave their encampments overnight. will: the demonstrators are now disrupting dozens of college commencement ceremonies including this one at the university of michigan. pete: it did say your name, not mine. madeleine rivera joins us with the latest. hey, madeleine. >> reporter: hey, guys. a lot of schools ramped up in light of the protests, but disruptions were cheerily still -- clearly still inevitable. pro-palestinian protesters interrupted the proceedings saturday. you could hear some people in

the crowd booing them here. [inaudible conversations] [bleep] [background sounds] >> reporter: the protesters were removed after, it doesn't awe appear that nip was aarrested. not the case though at the university of virginia just two hours from here. 25 people were arrested over the weekend after the university's president, jim ryan, said the protesters didn't follow policies. the demonstration was peaceful when it began on tuesday, but ryan says things took a turn friday when the protesters made a public call for others to join. sate and local police had to step in after some demonstrate theres got physical and refused to leave. watch here. [background sounds] >> reporter: and in chicago 68 people were arrested on the grounds of the art institute. they were charged with criminal trespass to property. police say they too refused to comply with requests to leave

and move if to another location. now it appears the site is clear. [inaudible conversations] all of this could create a snag for the democratic national convention this summer. that's because some pro-palestinian protesters wan to hold demonstrations outside of the event. a group of organizations are suing the city of chicago alleging their first amendment rights are being violated. they say the city working with the democratic national committee is exercising its authority to deny these organizations respective applications for parade permits within sight or sound of the convention. they argue the city's offer for an alternative parade if route 4 miles from the event is an attempt to protect president biden from their message. if will, rachel and pete. rachel: thank you, madeleine. pete: that's exactly right. moving the protests 4 miles away is pause they want to avoid what just happened at university of michigan. will: what happened at michigan

was right in front of our next guest at yesterday's graduation, vinny joins us now. finish so, vinny, tell us about what's going on at michigan and tell us also what you think the greater sense of the university is, the students, towards everything taking place. >> yeah, absolutely. i apologize for my rough voice. it comes from yelling at these protesters during my graduation ceremony that was interrupted. i apologize but thank you for having me on. wanted to clarify, the protesters were not removed prosecute event, and they -- from the if event, and they remained for the entire duration causing a massive disruption are. it was not brief. i was seated about five rows in front of them for the vast majority of the commencement ceremony. they began disrupting when the secretary of the navy decided to speak p i got up on stage and then a banner overhead flew that said free palestine, divest from if israel. these protesters, about 100 in number, decided that they wanted to interrupt the commencement

ceremony for 8,000 graduates and their families. aye been a lifelong michigan fan, a supporter of the university for my entire four years and already it's my dream school. and if to have this happen to me in the most important day of my four years is really troubling, and i'm just really speechless with what happened. will wisconsin vinnie, i'm -- will: vinnie, you look familiar. were you also part of a viral video this week where you confronted a pro-palestinian protester at the university of michigan? >> i was. there's been a large encamp canment on our campus for who weeks, and the university administration as done nothing to remove it. they've had ban ors displayed that say long live the intifada calling for a violent genocide against white people. they want it systematically eliminated and, frankly, i'm not willing to stand for that on my campus. so i took it upon myself to remove tease genocidal posters that are do displaided against

school policy on university buildings. i are are removed one of these, and an agitator decided to confront me. don't think it went terribly well for her considering how viral the video's gone, but i think it shows these people just hate america, they want to destroy our values and they don't believe in the free speech of everyone. pete: yeah or, benny, i think these kind of protests disrupting the graduation have a counter-impact. rachel: i do too. pete: you're ruining it. this is why we can't have mice if things. go protest somewhere else. so the university low allowed them to stay the entire graduation? were hay making noise the whole i'm? that would be disruptive throughout. >> absolutely. the university made it clear at the beginning several weeks before the commencement started that no flags, no ban ors would be permittedded inside stadium for this exact reason, yet a hundred of these individuals got up with their a palestinian flags, anti-israel banners and gathered in a large group and started chanting from the river to the sea, palestine will be

free, long live intifada, calling for these violent uprisings against the jewish people. and yet the university did not enforce their protocol. i spoke to university officials at the event, i spoke to police, and they condition confirmed they were violating these rules, yet they did not take the action that was necessary to remove them. the only way that i was able to listen to have the remaining half of the commencement was by having an usher move me and my friends, but that didn't help the other people seated around the protesters, and i just don't understand why the university and president isn't taking the action necessary to remove these anti-american, anti-israel individuals from the commencement and the broader university. rachel: you know, benny, i mow it was a big day for you. it was also a big day for your parents. were they there z well? >> they were. rachel: as you guys process what happened yesterday, by the way, i'm a parent who went to the the a graduationer is ceremony like this at a big university, and i would just be so angry as a parent. i paid, i paid for that event. i paid to be there after a so

many years of paying and supporting my daughter. i would be furious. tell me what your parents' reaction is and also if they have any regrets. i mean, i attended a summer at the university of michigan. it's famously liberal. and so are there any regrets that they have about really in some way whether they acknowledged it when they did it or not, we're all supporting, you're supporting with your financial collars an institution that did exactly what you described, did nothing. in fact, enabled people who have no respect for just being civil. >> yeah. it's true. my family's been supporters of the university of michigan for my entire life. my parents end went to the university of michigan, my grandparents went to the university of michigan. we love the university of michigan, and it's becoming a university that, frankly, we no longer recognize. this was our our fear for months, that this was going to happen, and yet it happened and nobody did anything about it. so i think we're questioning our support for the university moving forward.

rachel: good. pete: we all have to, that's the hard part. we love our alma mater, but if it's turned into a marxist camp where they're rowing revolutionaries to do whatever they want, it's time to reconsider. benny, all of that aside, you deserve a graduation in peace to be congratulated for an accomplishment -- rachel: we're proud of you too. congratulations. i wish you had lost your voice from the partying instead of yelling at protesters -- [laughter] but with we're proud of you, and we hope that somehow, you know, can i just say? if a lot of these kids that are graduating also, you know, didn't get a graduation from high school and had a lot of other things disrupted because of covid and that tyranny. so, benny, congratulations. sorry that happened. will: thanks, benny. >> thank you. pete: all right. we move now to another fox news alert. mexican authorities reportedly saying an american surfer and two australian friends who went missing last weekend may have been murdered in a a vicious carjacking. rachel: chanly are painter joins us with the details. >> or good -- good morning

being. three people arrested include two brothers and a 23-year-old woman who were charged in relation to the cities appearance of the missing surfers in baja, california. the woman was said to be in possession of one of the missing men's dr peppers, and this comes nearly -- cell phones, and this comes after the three men vanished during a is surfing vacation near the port city e of ensenada. invest investor s suspected foul play after finding the trio's abandoned tents is and burnt white pickup if truck. local prosecutors say the men were murdered during a violent robbery telling australia's 7 moods, when they tried to get the victim, opposed the robbery and, apparently, the the victims were shot. on friday investigators discovered three bodies dumped in a 50-foot deep well while searching near that site. friends ec test it is are underway to identify the the remains as the missing surfers, but now one of their friends are

now speaking out. watch. >> carter has a fiance, and calvin and carter were both extremely close the their families. they're not confrontational. they're the friendliest people. it's just shocking. we want to know the truth and what actually happened, and that is up to the governments to work together. >> reporter: a fourth body was with also recovered in that well reportedly identified as the owner of the land where the bodies were found, but he went missing weeks ago. bill -- will, pete, rachel? will: thank you, chanley. we've been talking about safety and what's involved in ralph to mexico. nicole parker, a former fbi special agent, she was on earlier talking about this incident and what it means for americans. >> when a crime occurs in a foreign country, you know, the united states is not the lead investor on it. and so we're relying on those in mexico to carry out this investigation. but the fbi and the state department and australian authorities are certainly involved. these cartels and other organized crime groups, they are brutal. they do not care.

whether this was a carjacking, they were trying to rob them, whatever the end result might be of the investigation, you are a target. you have a target on your back, and you have to live safely and protect yourself in the best manner possible. but do not trust for a moment, oh, this just happens to everybody else. you've not to be aware and be safe. pete: you know, guys, we were talking off camera a too, this feels like the michigan story, right? it's not what it used to be. mexico seemses to be not what it used to be -- rachel: and it's kind of our fault, pete. our border policies have created, have enriched and and emboldened -- pete: cartels. rachel: -- cartels to a level that -- and it doesn't, we talk about it like it affects us. you go on surfing trips, you're going the rethink going to baja, but there are mexicans living there as well who now have to deal with the consequences of joe biden empowering the cartels. the cartels control 40% of the land in mexico. pete: scary stuff. we're going to turn now to a few additional headlines starting

with this, today marks holocaust martyrs and heroes' remembrance day in israel. it comes as a hostage deal still is not in place despite negotiations continuing in cairo yesterday. according to reports, the latest proposal involves a 400-day pause -- 40-day pause, but prime minister netanyahu saying hamas' latest demands would pose too much of a threat to the jewish state. california is being mocked over an $11 billion high-speed rail bridge that seems to lead to nowhere. the costly bridge took nine years to build, and it's being celebrated as completed despite clearly not having a destination. finish the state's bullet train the project, which eventually looks to link san francisco to los angeles, has been facing delays for years now. that looks like a completed government project right there. and we're done. it doesn't go anywhere else. they pat themselves on the back for getting halfway there -- rachel: do you know the coliseum took ten years -- or eight years

to build about 2,000 years ago. [laughter] pete: that's about right. a good samaritan in arizona finding what they thought to be a bunch. of baby kittens behind their shed, but what are they instead in these cute critters turned out to be baby gray foxes. the humane society says they've been transferred to a conservation center where they'll undergo e has been -- [laughter] -- rehab. interesting. and eventually be released back into the wild. rehab meaning, like, stop getting used to humans? if. rachel: yeah, i don't think it's an alcohol problem. pete: no problem. rachel: it doesn't look like a cat. would you have thought that was a cat? if. pete: probably not. but if you're just looking at it cablely, maybe. i don't know. riley gaines, as you know, has been pointing out time and time again where biological males are dominating in women's sports. well, it's happened again, this time at prorochester institute of technology -- prochest -- rochester. a trans runner won the women's

conference championship in the liberty league championship in troy, new york, on saturday. and here's what riley gaines had to say about it. she provided the details. sadie shriner, male competing with the women, won the women's 200 and 400-meter today at the liberty league championship meet. he broke the 400-meter women's record in the process. get this, he would have finished last amongst the oh boys by two full -- other boy withs by two full seconds. this is exactly why we're suing the ncaa. so he broke a record in the women's division but would have come in last in the male division. rachel: and that's the point, right in that's why these guys are doing it. the only way to end this, i think, is just for the girls not to get out of the block. just -- if all the girls banded together and said we're not running against them, would that end it? i think so. what do you think, or will? will: i just think this is so stupid. rachel: i know -- pete: so ridiculous.

will: so stupid that we have to take this seriously, like we have to pretend this is a thing and there's smart people out there and doctors, everybody's saying -- can i mean, common sense at any point in human history would have been, like, what'd you do? [laughter] what'd you allow to happen? if. pete: i know. will: oh, and and he won? pete: the smarter we get, the dumber we get. will: yeah. pete: uh-huh, true. will: or any other culture in current contemporary -- go across the world. what? you allowed -- and he won? [laughter] pete: oh, the americans have lost their minds. rachel: i don't know. i just think if the women all stood together and said we're not going to stand for this, we're not going to run against a guy, it would end. pete: yeah. rachel: somebody has to be willing to do it. and it has to be, they have to have solidarity in it. pete: you know what we need solidarity on? whether or not we play the skyline game. you know at the top of the hour where we show a skyline and you at home get to watch it with us

and guess? will thinks it's not a fun game. i think it's a great game. we want to know if you at home think it's a great game. email us, friends@foxnews.com. do you like the skyline game -- rachel: or do you love -- pete: do you love it the way i do. [laughter] will: it's dragging, is my feet. as a tv positional, e feel like it's dragging. we see the picture, we monocle it up, we analyze it, then we guess and then we talk about the guess. i think, you know, i'm okay with the game. pete: e-mail us. friends@foxnews.com. let us know. i hear ya. rachel: well, the biden administration's threatening to sue iowa if they too to arrest and deport if illegal immigrants. pete: brenna bird, the state's will not back down. she's next. r the after' — that boost you get when you look and feel your best. and that's why more men choose just for men®.

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thank you, pete. well, this morning the state of iowa is refusing to back down as the biden administration threatens to sue over a new law allowing law enforcement to arrest and deport migrants, illegals who enter the country. iowa attorney general brenna bird joins us now. it's so great to have you on. so let me see if i understand this right. it is now going to be a crime for iowa to enforce its own law about illegal immigration? >> yes. yes. iowa law makes it a crime for somebody who's been deported before to be here in iowa illegally and allows our state and local authorities to enforce that raw. iowa -- can that law. iowa's had to do this because president biden has completely failed. rachel: that's right. so the federal government -- by the way, biden has so many problems, i'm really surprised that what he wants to do is go after iowa for trying to enforce a law that people wanted. so that's a big, you know, head

scratcher for me. so can iowa sue the federal government for not doing its job and then the iowa having to do it for them? >> yes. well, i mean, we have sued the federal government multiple times over biden's failures to enforce our laws and constitution. but here, you know, the federal government is threatening to sue iowa for doing the job the federal if government won't do, securing the border. you know, if that administration spent half as much energy actually securing the border as they do suing those of us that are upholding the law, we'd be in a much better situation. rachel: yeah. it's super revealing of what the biden administration is doing that they're, they would go after you guys. so what have been the consequences for iowa? if iowa's a farming state. i'm going to assume that some people in the farming industry maybe like having illegal immigrants. but clearly, the main citizenry has has voted for this, so what are the consequences? why are people in iowa upset about all this illegal

immigration coming to the state? >> yeah. well, first of all, let me say this, iowa won't back down. we will defend our law even if the federal government is going to sue us. yeah, iowa has an immigration problem, and it's -- we're not a border state. we're a long ways from the border, but now every state is a border state with the border so out of control. iowa's being impacted by human trafficking, crime, all the illegal drugs and cartels operating freely on both sides of the border, and we are worried about suspected terrorists who are intercepted at the southern border. we're all a lot less safe, and biden's doing nothing to uphold his constitutional responsibility to secure our border of we remember what it was like when we had a secure border with president trump, is and we want that back. rachel: yeah. it's interesting that in iowa, as you said, not a border state, but this issue of the border being wide open is now top issue in iowa. >> yeah. it's a law enforcement issue. and it is impacting iowa. it's the impacting a lot of other states too. the iowa law, i don't see why

the federal government is spending their energy worrying about it, because what it does is it upholds our federal immigration laws and enforces those. and the biden administration, they need to step up i. they need to secure the border and enforce our laws so we don't have to do it for them. rachel: yeah. really quick, can you sue the federal government? if. >> oh, sure. as attorney general i have sued the biden administration multiple times over their constitutional failures, what they tried to do to our farmers, what heavy done to our freedomses -- they've done to our freedoms. but here it's very rare that they're the ones threatening to sue us and ironic they're suing us about the job they won't do nervouses. it's a sad state of affairs, i'll tell you that. rachel: it certainly is. and, again, very revealing. brent that, thanks for joining us this morning. appreciate it. >> thank you. rachel: okay. small businesses are racking up more and more credit card debt as they battle high costs. we talk to two owners about the

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with your skin or joint symptoms. learn how abbvie could help you save. will: small business openers are maxed out and increasingly racking up credit card debt as they continue to grapple with still-high inflation. since 2019 small business credit card balances spiked 18 during that time -- 18%. during that time inflation jumped 222.. -- 22%. ben hampton and maria you receive joins us now -- join us now to often this reality. ben, talk about changes in business. i don't know if your business in particular is now turning to credit cards to fund the flow month by month, but if you are, what did you do before?

like, how has it changed? >> yeah. so the change for us is that we have really good working capital, and inflation has dug into that to some, tent, right? --, tent, right? so as our raw material prices go up, we have chewed new that permanent working capital, and there are definitely times where we are having to use credit cards because as i -- we're on a growth trajectory here. we're trying to have 30% g.o.a.t. at the moment, is and in order -- growth at the moment, and in order to do that, that means more kegs, more cans. everything's hitting at the same time. is and so certainly credit cards have become a part of the plan. will: right. >> even if unexpected. will: is that the same at the coffee shop? having to use credit cards instead of working capital? is. >> yeah. yes, good morning. so sense 2019 when the covid happened and all the struggle and and then start with the inflation and all that, so, you know, and everything become

expensive and, you know, we have to use credit card and we have to use, you know, loans and stuff like that. and, you know, the it's harder to pay, but we have to pay. so i add more hours, you know, to open more hours to be able to pay the credit card and loans. i work mostly, you know, every day to try to cover, reduce the work, try to add, you know, many things to the store to just try to make the money. so i think biden should focus on that, and if he can do it -- can't do it, he should resign. will wisconsin yeah, wow. i mean, so inflation rises the cost of doing business, harder to come by capital, therefore, you have to use credit cards, and now you've got interest rates that you've got to fund on top of that feeding a cycle, i would assume, of having to raise prices, ben. >> yeah. so i think raising prices is always something we've been reluctant to do. we try to absorb it by building

efficiencies in our business. but certainly we can't do all of that, so is prices do have to go up along the way. but in general with, we're just working harder and working longer and making it work. will: ben, mara, i'm sorry, if you have to raise prices, it's what everyone else is doing can. 28 of small businesses report -- 28% of small businesses report raising prices, 25% said what you said, end e nation is the biggest problem for business. >> so we're a small business, we're a small corporation, okay? i can't put the coffee for, like, you know, couple bucks more. we can raise the price 505 credits, a dollar? because if you put the prices crazy, people are not going to boar buy from you. where is the money in where is the taxes we're paying? biden make us live slave in a circle, take our money and just go put it in ukraine, israel and and give it to other country endead the of giving to own

people -- instead of giving to own people. as american citizen, where is the money? where is my money in instead of helping small business, helping the people here, they just go give it to different country. i think biden should instead of focusing on different country, focus on this country and pick it. if he can't do it, he should go. let somebody else take care of it. well. will: yeah. well, look, it's a basic economic fact, spending money wherever it's sent, printing money wherever it goes, that causes more inflation. that's what you guys are dealing with and having in many cases turn to credit cards. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you so much. god bless you. >> thank you very much. will: bad luck the -- good luck to both of you with your business. a fox news alert, police on scene at usc giving anti-israel protesters a 15-minute deadline to leave as they surround the encamp canment. congressman byron donalds was confronted at two gw earlier this week -- at gw earlier this

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pete: we're back with a fox news alert. right now at usc, university of southern california, police officer are surrounding the encampment as anti-israel protesters refuse to leave while hurling anti-semitic smears, as they always do. our next guest was confronted by

similar hate at gw last week. [inaudible conversations] [bleep] >> how much are they paying you, you race traitor? >> race traitor? >> yeah. outside agitators aren't allowed. you're working for a foreign entity you [bleep] [inaudible conversations] pete: gop if congressman byron donalds jones us now. bye on, i bet you expected to hear a lot from prodelaware theres -- protesters, probably not that. why does et al.s seem to deinvolve into racist comments? we're seeing it with hamas protests now. >> well, it's good to be with you this morning. i think why the left always gets into these racist tropes, these hateful comments is because they don't have a real argument. they do not have something logical that people can follow. they definitely don't have a moral argument that people can follow, so everything must devolve into hate speech, into

anger. listen, the students at george washington, no matter what your stance is, they need to respect all of the other students at george washington and every other university this our country. but -- in our country. but what you are seeing is outside agitators and also radical professors who are the ones who are ginning up this hate, creating these encampments. you have students going along with this, unfortunately. so university presidents have a responsibility to clean up their campusesprotect the civil rights of all students hawaii's what needs to occur. and and mayors and police departments and the district attorneys in these jurisdictions need to do the same to protect the civil rights of jewish students and all students on these campuses. pete: free speech is one thing. it's one thing. i mean, that's a core tenet of our country. it's another thing to incite violence or threaten people directly or or vandalize. i, looking at this photo, congressman, of washington's face covered with a palestinian

scarf disgusts me every time i see it. why can't a campus, whose name is named after him, is simply remove that? enforce things? >> honestly, that falls to leadership. and like i said, when you have the right leadership at the top like we have here in florida, like you have in texas and tennessee, you're not seeing this stuff. but when your in these liberal, democrat jurisdictions, they do not know how to lead and stand for what is morally correct. look, if you have a viewpoint which i will tell you i firmly disagree with in supporting hamas. i think it's a december gusting viewpoint to have. -- disgusting. if that's your view, you're allowed to say it. what you cannot do is vandalize, intimidate, impede other people from doing what they're trying to do in their normal course of life or if they have a different view. and so i think that's why myself and my colleagues who went to george w. university, the peeker at my college in new york who went to columbia university, we're trying to demonstrate to

the american people that you do not stand and watch this stuff happen. you have to stand the up to it. when you stand up to this foolishness, these agitators quickly realize they are outnumber. pete: it's such a clear line if only someone with a backbone would enforce it. it's a great point. or you were talking about obstruction. well, that's what's happening in new york city right now as donald trump is stuck in a courtroom in a sham trial. but this weekend he was able to go down to mar-a-lago for a major donor if retreat featuring a handful of prospective vp possibilities. i know you were there, congressman. talk to me about the state of the trump campaign considering what they're up against when your candidate can't travel, can't do events, can't fund raise. still looks like a very strong showing. what'd you see? >> well, first, the campaign is in great shape. the president is in great spirits even though he's having to deal with these crazy biden trials that have all been pulled together by joe biden and the

crazy democratic left. but, look, you've got to understand a couple of things. donald trump is not going to -- he's not going to wither under these attacks, it's only going to make him stronger. and the polling demonstrates this. we're now leading in all of the battleground states because the people are seeing that donald trump has the strength to stand against the radical left and america remembers what his presidency was all about. so i would implore americans, make sure you get out there, you vote for donald trumpment we need strength on the world stage. we need strength here at home. joe biden's been a disaster of a president. and so when you were there this weekend with a lot of people supporting the president, over 400 people coming to support the president in the republican national committee, it demonstrates the strength and the resolve. you couple that with poll numbers and, of course, the reality that joe biden, the master of disaster himself, is the very worst president our country has seen, that is why people are rallying around president trump. 9ful he's going to be the 47th

period of time of the united states. pete: well, he's raising a lot of money as well, $76 million in the month of april. i know you're a big part of it. and is on the list of potential vp picks. i won't ask ask you about it, because i know what your answer's going to be, but your up on stage, that means you're one of the possibilities. we appreciate your time, congressman, always. >> thank you. pete: you got i. i'm going to toss it over to will who's got headlines. will: we start here, union fire fearers -- fight pers at boeing have been locked out after months of fail failed negotiation requests between boeing and the local 66. it's the first time in more than 40 years a group of firefighters have been on lockout in the united states. if the union telling a a bc news, quote, they're not thinking about our people, they're thinking about the almighty dollar is and how much they can save. a maryland official estimates it could cost up to $1.9 billion to rebuild the

collapsed frances scott key bridge -- francis scott key bridge. the bridge's insurance broker says they're giving the state $350 million to help. construction is expected to last until at least the fall of 2028. to the ufl, the st. louis battle hawks taking town the houston rough item necks 322-8 yesterday thanks to three touchdowns from a former e alabama quarterback, a.j. mccarran. >> he can move. get him on the edge, make a play. >> here's mccarran on first down again going up top for butler! [cheers and applause] if. bill: tune in to fox later this afternoon when the arlington renegades take on the michigan panthers at 11 p.m. eastern followed by the san antonio e brahmas going toe to toe e with the d.c. defenders. and those are your headlines. let's turn to chief meteorologist rec reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. rick: texas has had so much severe weather and rain this week, big flooding concerns. we've got to get through one more day here, and and then

we're going to dry things out. show you what i'm talking about. big storm across the central part of the country, texas right now, oklahoma. both of the coasts also today bit of un-summer weather, out across the west we're still dealing with snow, in fact, 1-2 feet across higher elevations. rain has brought flooding around the dallas area and points south, just to the north of houston as well, and if today big threat for flooding again. this does begin to tape off by tomorrow and we'll dry things off. severe weather to the north of that, however, across especially oklahoma and in towards kansas. of all right, back to you 34-dz. will: thanks, rick. summer is approaching, and chip wade is here with his top gear to spend less time on your phone and more time outside. ♪ knee deep in the watersome -- ♪ if got the blue sky, breeze and it doesn't seem fair. ♪ only worry in the world the -- ♪

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