>> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, i was like - >> steve: i got new shoes! >> jimmy: i got new shoes, man >> steve: come on down i got new shoes! >> jimmy: that's the way it was, yeah. look at my new shoes, yeah but yeah, it was unbelievable. changed the whole game >> steve: wow. i guess feet don't hurt? >> jimmy: yeah, they still probably do a little bit but, no, they don't. feet don't hurt. it's unbelievable. but now do i have to replace all my shoes >> steve: um, i don't know if you can afford it? but probably [ laughter ] just throw them right in the - you know what? take them straight to goodwill >> jimmy: dude, i've got a a venmo account. >> steve: okay, how much a a pair >> jimmy: $300 per shoe. >> steve: per shoe [ laughter ] how much is laces? >> jimmy: oh gosh, really? well all my shoes are velcro >> steve: okay [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i invested the future >> steve: yeah - >> jimmy: laces are a thing of the past >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, everything is going to be velcro in the future >> steve: really >> jimmy: trust me - >> steve: velcro and

aidy bryant is here. [ cheers and applause >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: she has a great -- >> steve: she's a delight. >> jimmy: and everybody is talking about this oh my goodness we've got great music tonight from girl in red [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh >> jimmy: girl in red, tonight [ cheers and applause hey guys, mother's day is coming up and we wanted to do something special in honor of that so we teamed up with samsung to celebrate five super moms this week so we asked people to nominate an epic mom in their life, an amazing person who has gone above and beyond this past year whether it's juggling jobs or volunteering or working on the front lines or anything else all while being a mom. which is just a hard job in itself we set up video interviews with the moms we told them it was for nbc's instagram. but what we didn't tell them is that i would call them on my new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g phone and surprise them with something to make their mother's day a little brighter yeah our first mom is ashley tuvalu from mesa, arizona she was nominated by her mother cara check i

steve: that is the lifeblood. where you are, people want to go out see others, what do you think the new mask guidance, you can -- if you have been vaccinated. one story you hear this confusing for businesses. they have to check whether people have been vaccinated. >> at-this-point, i think grown adults should be allowed if they want to go to a bar with or without a mask or vaccinated. i felt that way for a long time, and vaccination a lot of people are getting it. it is time to get back, let business owners, you know, why do cities open in two weeks. i am in new york i think they 31 there are rumors, and why? they are arbitrary dates, let the businesses open now, it is obscene there no reason. to explain a week or today. i say open the country, if you are scared of covid, vaccine, mask, do what you want to do, it is up to individuals to make decisions for themselves. >> so agree with that. how can people support your fund? >> go to bar stool fund.com. we have raised 40 million for local businesses in u.s., with w

>> yes steve zerofs >> jimmy: seve zeroeffs. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: i know that dude seve >> steve: seve >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: like sev, but with an "e." >> jimmy: yeah seve zeroeffs. >> steve: yeah, steve zeroeffs, ha >> jimmy: i wish i saw him >> steve: oh you missed him. >> jimmy: well, i dvred the show so i can rewind it >> steve: okay, watch it back. because he's cool. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm going to post it on youtube, #cool. >> steve: yeah, there you go [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, american flag toothpicks, for making it look like i claimed my turkey burger on behalf of the entire united states. [ applause ] ♪ thank you, coolers full of beer, for making it feel like i'm playing an adult claw machine. [ laughter and applause >> steve: sour sour bud light natty light sour seltzer -- what is it >> jimmy: rancid budweiser >> steve: oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a new flavor. >> steve: it's gone off. >> jimmy: no, taste it it's really good >> steve: oh, mmm. >> jimmy: it's good for you. it's like a probiotic. [ laughter ] >> steve: dude wasn't ev

. >> steve: take a bite. >> it's stentorian, it's stentorian >> steve: take a bite. we'll see. ♪ >> steve: it was "a," historian. [ cheers and applause [ gagging sound >> steve: sofia, you got a a cupcake full of corned beef hash [ audience oohs an american staple for the past 200 years, corned beef hash. >> jimmy: sofia, i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry, sofia. i'm so sorry about this. >> i think we're gonna get sick >> jimmy: no, no, i'm sorry. i'm sorry about this should we -- [ laughter ] >> steve: ready? let's move on -- question three. >> steve: this week burger king entered the fast food chicken sandwich wars. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: so sad in most countries, burger king is known as burger king, with the notable exception of australia. what is burger king called in australia? is it "a," burger billy, "b," king's dinner, or "c" hungry jack's hold up your cupcakes when you have an answer >> jimmy: what is burger king called in australia? >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: king's dinner. >> steve: go for it. >> yeah -- that's -- that's -- i say so, too. i think so. >> steve:

>> steve: whoa [ laughter ] like four trips in one on that one, right there yeah >> steve: oh >> jimmy: well, here's some good news. as of today, half of all adults in the u.s. are now fully vaccinated [ cheers and applause ♪ that's right, half of america is vaccinated, while the other half uses facebook [ laughter ] that's right, 50%. so basically, one johnson is vaccinated and the other johnson isn't. you know what i'm saying vaccine, united airlines is offering its vaccinated customers the chance to win a year of free travel. that's right, united's first prize is a year of free travel, while the second prize is two years. [ laughter ] i'm good i'm good hey, i saw that mike and karen pence just bought a new house right outside of indianapolis at first, karen thought the house was haunted, but it was just mike stepping out of the shower [ laughter ] "you really are white, wow i can see through you, yeah. he's translucent unbelievable." "it's more of a frosted glass look." [ laughter ] get this in georgia, officials are asking residents to stop calling 9-1-1 about cicadas. [ laughter

thank you so much, steve. steve: you bet. carley: let's get to janice dean weather forecast live from the sea, air and space museum. hey, janice, good morning. you are looking in front of the intrepid. janice: thank you so much. what a beautiful back drop, right? proud american forecast is going to be a proud american weekend on fox news channel. let's take a look at the maps. temperatures are a little cold. i mean, from this time yesterday 61 right near the hudson river. looking at the temperatures across the country. northern plains, great lakes, northeast, that's where we have got cooler than average temperatures. that's going to kind of be the story this weekend. the radar we'll show you the potential for showers and thunderstorms stretching from the mid-atlantic back towards the plain states. we did have some severe weather yesterday from the ohio valley stretching back into texas. and then look at today's forecast, you know, not too bad. the second part of today across the northeast that's where we are going to see the

steve: that's right. jason, benevolent that's i up at the stories together they are examples of the classic democrat it so nice when they give things away give you money in the world vaccines but actually the reality is the exact opposite. >> there is only one america. only the united states of america i believe in american exceptionalism and fortunately so does donald trump. when he started operation warp speed he fundamentally understood the federal government would not create the solution it would be private industry. get rid of the red tape and accelerate the process. but you can't just give away the end product. they put together the expertise the protocols they invest in the people and infrastructure. all of these come together. then they produce a product to sell to make an investment to create more drugs you can't just give that away. joe biden doesn't fundamentally understand. that's what happens when you spent 50 years in washington dc with absolutely no idea how the economy actually works. stev

steve: dr. nesheiwat we need to know how this started as quickly as possible going forward because was it something that jumped from a bat to an animal to a human or was it simply being worked on as a bioweapon by the chinese? >> yeah, that's the million dollars question, steve. when you are working with these diseases and viruses day in and day out. it's quite easy to pick it up. that's why we saw these three scientists, all three of them required hospital care. i don't think this is a coincidence. i think it was a cover-up from. day one there has been no transparency from china. they would not allow access to their labs. they would not allow us access to their medical records safety logs sample specimens that we need to conduct a full, thorough investigation. i feel compelled as a physician who has lost many patients to covid, i urge our president to ensure that we have a thorough extensive investigation to ensure that this doesn't happen again. to ensure that there aren't other pat general's

steve: yeah, so far. because the biden administration has pushed through the coronavirus relief saying look, it's an emergency. can't really say it's an emergency with this. so the white house doesn't see any downside to try and find common ground. they do need 60 votes. they -- for infrastructure they would like to see 60 votes. so that could mean they get rid of a lot of the, you know, the non-real infrastructure stuff. when it comes to raising taxes, because it is a very popular thing with a lot of people they think they can do that without republican votes. ainsley: a lot of republicans don't want corporate tax rate raised to 28%. worried how it will affect business also they leave our country. people without jobs. brian: breaking it up. 2.4 trillion with all this stuff called human infrastructure. the republicans came to the table with almost $600 billion and bill cassidy said yesterday there is no doubt about it mitch mcconnell gave them the power to do a deal even though mitch mcconnell said those

steve: exactly. on the point of the children come of course it is true there are a tiny number proportionately of children who had been hospitalized very small numbers of course everyone is a tragedy but the balance of risk as we are pointing out last week the balance of the risk is off in a climate when you are instructing or coercing parents to vaccinate their children when the science and data does not supported or require that flu shots be given every year the hospitalization rates anyway i'm going on again. i just let my guess say something. jason. [laughter] >> i think whether principles that people tend to forget is a proper role of government that is to inform the public. we believe we get to make those decisions the government can provide the information. they have centers for disease control there is a lot of diseases they could get we could all not die driving down the freeway 80 miles out if we all drove 3 miles an hour that we put the warnings up there we put the speed limit up there and

steve? steve: thank you, brian. the nation's oldest consumer protection agency launching a new ad it companies pushing woke culture putting politics over their customers. >> american airlines, rated the worst. american requires passengers to show i.d. to fly. attacks customer's via voter i.d. law. getting political. attacking georgia's voter i.d. law. attack dismal sells. nike is constantly political. why? cover. congressional reports suggest nike used forced labor in china. steve: well, that's an embarrassing fact. author douglas murray joins us live. douglas, good morning good morning to you. >> good morning, great to be with you. steve corporate boards hate unnecessary risks and yet, the companies that are targeted in this ad, american airlines, coke, and nike, they took political calculations and they made a political stand effectively angering half the country. why would they do something like that? >> that's right. they think that by doing this there is only something gain for them. i'm delighted this the ad c

. >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: how's that gonna go? how would that sound [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "i can't believe i'm not getting a raise! it's the holiday [ laughter ] i can't get a simple raise where is my bonus? but forget about snow days summer is coming, and i actually heard that there's actually a big shortage of lifeguards well, the lifeguards are coming in as fast as they can the problem is they all run in slow motion. ♪ >> jimmy: oh, was i supposed to run? i thought you were gonna show a video clip >> steve: oh ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i thought they were showing a video. >> steve: is this part of your one-man show >> jimmy: this is part of the one-man show it looks like i had technical difficulties >> steve: oh, okay and then, i get out of it by -- by - >> steve: doing the dad from "punky brewster? >> jimmy: no [ laughter ] no >> steve: french stewart did you give us a french stewart there >> jimmy: no, i don't do french stewart talking about -- no, i do bullwinkle moose >> steve: oh, what does he say >> jimmy: "i can't be

steve. colonial pipeline says it started reopening operations but it will take several days for the supply chain to return to normal. as president biden says is he working as hard as he can to alleviate the shortages. >> i have, in the meantime, made it easier for us to have lifted some of the restrictions on the transportation of fuel. >> and he signed an executive order calling on the federal government in the private sector to partner in strengthening the nation's cyber security. but the administration's response is drawing criticism from republicans like kevin mccarthy. >> we have not seen gas lines what we are going to find rationing since carter as a president. those are things that we should be looking forward not backwards. >> mccarthy white house as the president continues push the president continues pushing massive 'plan. the bureau of labor statistics showing consumer prices jumped last month 2.6% to 4.2% in april. rocking wall street. stocks closed down a second straight day yes

steve: no. ainsley: the king of england did not understand why anyone would want to come to america. steve: that would be king george. ainsley: he sang these two great songs and he stole the show. i don't know what his name is. at least the play i saw. brian: i don't know his real name but he played the role of king george the dictator. steve: there you go. ainsley: sound track is fabulous. steve: we are back in the studio. we are back almost on the old curvey couch and it is good to be here. brian: can i make a confession? i was standing a lot of people did not know i was standing for a year and a half. this is going to be a problem. posture is going to be an issue. i'm willing to give up posture. ainsley: did you all watch the caitlin interview last night with sean? steve: it was terrific and wide ranging. if you missed it, would he will show you some of the clips throughout the morning. brian: i feel kind of weird looking this way like eavesdropping. steve: or continue looking at your camera.

steve: so great. thank you, rob, particularly great to have you with us this memorial day, always a soldier, lovely to see you, thank you for watching, so the your dvr so you never miss a show. >> it was through good men and women shedding blood for our freedom. >> they say you die twice. the moment you pass and the moment someone -- to memorialize them is so important to us. >> liberty is something that none of us should take for granted

: wow. >> jimmy: dark >> steve: that's a dark song >> jimmy: two chickens to paralyze >> steve: pack their bags and we'll leave tonight. >> jimmy: yeah yeah, maybe he's going on like a barbecue or something. >> steve: yeah, they're gonna have a barbeque. this one's from @mommybird97 she says, "my younger brother thought 'staying alive' went - ♪ ah, ah, ah, stay in the lin stay in the line ♪ " [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: that's good. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: line dancing this one is from @lacythecoolest. she says, "my aunt thought it was 'drop it like a hawk.' [ laughter ] ♪ drop it like a hawk drop it like a haw drop it like hawk ♪ ♪ when the pigs try to get you ♪ >> steve: i can get that ♪ when the pigs try t get you ♪ >> steve: what if the hawk was paralyzed? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: took it too far. not my type of humor, dude [ laughter ] this one is from @susieyyg she says, "my friends thought the lyrics to michael jackson's 'want to be something' was 'going to sail to the sound of my cool song.' instead of 'mama say mama sa mama coosa.' [ laughter ] actually

steve: that is dr. fauci's big lie. since january, our special investigation into origins of the pandemic has laid out in detail the public record of the specific projects through which the nih did fund gain of funk function research it is so easy to prove that what dr. fauci said is a lie just by looking at public documents on dr. fauci's own web site is a big lie. people might believe it. they might believe, that fauci's boss. >> let me be clear, we never approved any grant that would have supported gain of function research on dangerous coronaviruses to see if they could be more transmissible -- lethal for individuals or the human species. steve: really, in 2011, you were all for it -- saying a dangerous virus from the laboratory is quote, a risk worth taking, that is why you funded it. this week, dr. fauci said that is incorrect. okay then. here we go. in 2020, niaid up initiated a project, titled understanding risk of back coronavirus emergences, we'll put the links up to the documents. over 500,000 of that money s

you're going to work >> steve: yep, sure. >> jimmy: you're going - >> steve: on vacation? >> jimmy: well, if the cdc allows but yeah [ light laughter ] yeah but yeah, if you're going for a walk, go to walk to work going on the subway. >> steve: sure >> jimmy: anyways, podcasts are the best so the other day i was scrolling through my podcast app. i hav the -- >> steve: blastoff yeah, castaway [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ooh, blastoff is a a good name. >> steve: blastoff is a good one, blasting off podcasts >> jimmy: yeah, blast off podcasts so anyways i noticed that there's a lot of obscure podcasts >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, stuff i've never even heard of before so now i thought we would check a few of them out. it's time for "tonight show podcasts." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ tonight sho podcasts ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: now, let's put this in here. >> steve: put in the aux cable, there you go yeah, nice >> jimmy: okay, there we go. so, the first podcast -- >> steve: oh you're going to listen to these. [ laughter ] we're not going to -- we can't hear them? >> jimm

i called somebody that steve worked with. he said steve's been shot. and i said, did he survive? he said no. >> steven pitt was unforgettable. >> i think he's one of a kind. he just completely broke the mold. >> he was the first to die that week. hunted down by a man with a gun and a grudge. >> i felt that when this shooter crossed steve off, he was moving down a list. >> a long list. >> it came running towards my vehicle. there was blood dripping from her face. >> six murders. >> my gut just dropped. >> in four days. >> this was a homicide investigation in overdrive. >> it was. >> a city under siege. >> there was a lot of fear, there was a lot of unrest in the community. people were desperate for a suspect. >> who else could have been on that list? >> i had my own personal terrorist. >> and why. >> people don't get gunned down their offices. there had to be a link. >> the most haunting question of all. good those six lives have been saved? >> steve always said these things never happened in a vacuum. there are always warning signs. so, losing him the way that we did was stunning

steve: well said. senator, it reminds me of that we need an update about that promise famous ronald reagan quote, the most frightening words in the english lang which are i'm joe biden from the federal government and i'm here to help your family. he is that very clear tonight. >> yes. steve: great to see you. thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: alright, joining me now fox news contributor sara carter and author of always a soldier in host of the rob smith's problematic podcast, rob smith. rob, i want to get back to the beginning of how i got into this argument recently. i have always been a family policy something i've always focused on but the renewed interest in it from these terrible stories that we have been seen in these children are shot and killed in the question and you have been so vocal on this. the question is okay, fine, the left want to make it about race but no, it's about what is going on with the families of these people. speak to that now. you've been so powerful on that in the l

: uh-huh >> steve: right? >> jimmy: that's right >> steve: and you'd just talk about the movie "top gun." >> jimmy: that's correct >> steve: and, pretty much, that's all you would do? >> jimmy: "you there, goose? i'm not hearing you, goose." stuff like that. >> steve: stuff like that. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: need for speed, things like that great. >> jimmy: yeah you there goose? i can't hear you, buddy. this one's from @ryanschwartz. he says, "zoey's extraordinary polka play list. >> steve: oh, yeah >> jimmy: hey, that's good i'd watch that this one's from @smith1226peter. he says," my stripper name is earl." [ laughter ] that's pretty good this one's from @joseramonmarmtz he says, "meet the panini press. oh, chuck todd hosts that as well >> steve: nice >> jimmy: this one's from @kissmetkarma. she says, "it's showtime at the apollo 13. >> steve: sandman, we have a a problem. >> jimmy: this is -- sandman this one's from @gin boswick she says, "america's next top model airplane." >> steve: oh, i like that. >> j

>> steve: the pope is in the new "grease" >> jimmy: the pope is -- they redid "grease. >> steve: the pope >> jimmy: the pope is now danny zuko >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: and he's not smoking cigarettes cause that's bad for you >> steve: vaping >> jimmy: so he vapes. that's correct >> steve: that's hot [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's hot n-b. [ light laughter ] can i see that once again really quick i just want to see that vehicle. it looks like the new dominos delivery car, doesn't it [ laughter ] "hey, can i get a blessed crust pizza. "i'm sorry, pope i apologize. [ laughter ] some business news, this summer, google is opening its first ever retail store. [ audience oohs yeah, and since it's google, you just walk in, they already know what you're looking for [ laughter ] "how you doing, dave yeah, we have your phone also, unicorns aren't real." so hey, welcome. [ laughter ] some entertainment news, i got really excited when i saw this sarah jessica parker, bette midler and kathy najimy are coming back to do a sequel of "hocus pocus. [ cheers and applause yes. i love the original.

steve: all right. meanwhile, we are bringing in florida republican congressman brian mast, member of the house foreign affairs committee. he knew immediately that the picture showed was not orlando and he joins us right now from down along the coast. hey, good morning to you, sir. ainsley: body of water on both sides it was a peninsula. we were saying it's orlando. brian: might have been aruba. ainsley: we will find out. steve: congressman, what do you make of suddenly, you know, after a year ago, it seemed like all the democrats were -- no possibility, could possibly be a lab leak because that's what donald trump said. now, the federal government is investigating it could be a lab leak. what happened? >> well, one, the administration, the biden administration, they had to move away from anything that was blaming china because they were on the xenophobic rant. anything with that it was xenophobic, you were wrong they were trying to use it to hammer president trump even though he was right. here is so l

, steve. do you know when the last time president abbas entered gaza? no one remembers. he cannot go there. the p.a. has no leverage in gaza. and i'm worried the funds will go to the reconstruction of gaza will be used again and again. brian: of course. >> to build terror tunnels and infrastructure for missiles and rockets. and i call all those countries that want to support the people of gaza, make sure that the funds go to the right places and not to build another entities -- steve: exit question, ambassador, will the cease-fire hold. >> so i i was of the minister of defense in 2014. cycle for 50 days. i there it will hold because they paid a heavy price. we targeted many of their leadership and their bases. it will take them some time we will see in the long run do we want to live cycle to cycle. i think eventually we will have to get together with our neighbors in the region and to think strategically what we can do to actually help the people in gaza who live under the occupation of this

steve: dr. siegel, there is a story this morning, bill maher, the comedian, apparently has been fully vaccinated and yesterday he tested positive. and here in new york, a bunch of the yankee coaches tested positive. ainsley: it's not 100 percent. steve: it's not 100 percent. but it's close. >> because it's close to 100 percent, steve, and because the numbers of cases have gone down dramatically over the past few weeks. and because the death rate is the lowest it's been in nine months. all of that is the reason that we have to open up and we have to get rid of the mask mandates everywhere. it's all happening at the same time. it's not 100 percent but it's close enough. ainsley: we hope bill maher is going to be okay. we wish him all the best. dr. siegel, thank you so much for coming on with us. >> i vote for the mushroom veggie burger at shake shack by the way. steve: is there meat on that? will: you had a compelling argument when you made it now throwing mushrooms and vengey on your burger? cred

steve. the state yesterday in opening statements, they asked the jury to find christian rivera guilty. but the defense deferred their opening statements until later on in the trial. now, court prosecutors say surveillance video does show rivera's chevy malibu circling her on that fateful are up. he got out and started running next to her and became very angry when he she said she was going to call the cops. he claimed i blacked out and remembered he was driving with mollie's bloody body in the trunk and dumped her body under cornstalks in the field. defense has tried to get that confession thrown out because he wasn't read his full miranda rights. reported to video and d.n.a. evidence to be shown during the trial to prove his guilt. rivera's defense team honed in on tibbetts' boyfriend dalton jack who took the stand yesterday. they asked him about an incident where he cheated on her as well as his former anger issues but at one point dalton jack said he did not want to be there. take a liste

steve: sure. ainsley: ted cruz says dear god please do not tell the democrats what comes after trillions. spending so much money. steve: zillion? ainsley: maybe. gazillion. >> steve: it's a lot. ainsley: i don't have that kind of money. it's a lot. steve: neither does the country. lawrence: just keep printing money. ainsley: it lady found will smugglers on the platform. former congresswoman kat cammack is going to join us with her shocking discovery from. our friends at fox bet. download the fox bet super 6 app. and play for a chance to win $10,000. all you need to do is predict six outcomes in the fox bet super 6 quiz show. topics range from entertainment to sports, it is free to play. download the fox bet super 6 app. now. ♪ ♪ [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous g

steve: mr. netanyahu said this campaign is going to take some time and we don't know exactly what that means, but the whole idea is to be as vague as possible so that the enemy doesn't know what he is talking about. >> correct. steve: aaron, thank you very much for joining us today. all right. good enough. coming up on 6:30 here in the east. parents are outraged as critical race theory creeps into schools, we have told you. but, now little league baseball. one dad demanding an end to the woke agenda is going to join us next. s plus, stick around for brian's exclusive interview with country music star lee brice down south in florida on the panhandle. ♪ to make my vision a reality. i have to take every perspective, and see clearly from every point of view. with my varilux progressive lenses i seamlessly transition from near to far. and see every detail in sharp focus. when you see no limits, there are no limits. book now at your local essilor experts to push the limits of your vision. varilux le

brian, ainsley, steve? steve: thanks for the plug. brian: one of the dumber things ever said and one of the stupidest policies ever implemented not expelling kids. not that anything is wrong with kids. you have to put them back humanely and put them back to original country all you are gainer teaching is more unaccompanied kids taking incredible risks against impossible odds with people they don't know, often unsavory leave them in unsafe places. you are giving the go sign to 20,000 more kids to make this journey for families to mortgage their own houses because they think the possibility of coming in is 100 percent. that is looking around the corner and he knows better because he spent years as a deputy secretary. ainsley: it's always interesting when we hear the stories and talk to the people who live there on the border. there is a farmer who lives right there on the border, and he said he found five girls, five children. steve: abandoned. ainsley: on his property. the youngest 11 months old. not a year old. the oldest 7 years old.

brian: all right, steve? steve: thank you, brian. struggling small businesses in the city of kenosha, wisconsin are still rebuilding after riots decimated their storefronts. you saw those. grady trimble from our sister network, fox business, joins us live with one of the businesses that was completely destroyed during last year's protest. fast forward one year, grady take it away. reporter: happy to report, steve , that we have some good news. this is dnl office furniture total loss in a fire in those riots after the police shooting of jacob blake. scott carpenter is the owner and we met as you were surveying the damage for the first time the building was still smolder ing as you looked at it. here we are nine months later, how are things going? >> going well. we're in our new location 7,600 75th street here in kenosha, got great neighbors, good location i'm excited to be open. reporter: and a lot of this is possible because of a city grant of $50,000 as well as just the general public, who decided to chip into a gofundme and help yo

. ♪ >>, m steve clemons. his joke -- i and steve clemons. his joe biden inside the great, will it get vaccines to people around the world, pronto? let's get to the bottom line. ♪ steve: when he was running for president last year, joe biden promised to waive ip protections for coronavirus vaccines within through his support behind the effort of the wto to make it happen, touching off a political firestorm at home. they understand the pandemic doesn't respect borders, and they need help, and waving intellectual property to solve it is a big effort, so they wonder why president biden would with pulled the rug out from beneath the makers of the vaccines. ththey say there are ways to do it without giving away ip protections. to trade protectionist, it is blasphemy to give medical secrets to others. it is not a done deal. many rich countries oppose the idea. is it a symbolic move, and what with the consequences be? today, two distinct perspectives. we will be joined by the chief u.s. correspondent of the financial times, but first, we talked to

steve: it is not. yesterday we were talking about how there are now people in washington, d.c., serious people who are saying you know what? we should look into that lab thing, lab leak thick. maybe the virus started in a lab. let's get in the way back machine. a year ago the president and members of his team were talking about that. but, now, dr. fauci says i'm not so sure it just occurred naturally. then you have got the three people according to the "wall street journal" who worked in the lab and got so sick they had to go to the hospital. then you have the republicans in congress last week say we have got undeniable circumstantial evidence that it was a lab leak. and now we are discovering that at the beginning of the biden administration. they pulled the plug on essentially an investigation in the department of state into the origins and the lab leak. so the trump administration was looking into it. and then the biden administration said, you know what? we will look at it in other ways. so that's

steve liesman. >> i'll try. thank you. >> going to feel like a long way though, steve, from now until september if the way the market gets whenever we get an inflation print. >> summer inflation and it's a hot summer >> liesman, thanks >> sorry, i thought he was gone. i think we're in the goldilocks as i mentioned before. it was shocking to me that we did not tech above the 1.74% in the 10 year walk while it felt like rome was burning in the equity market. i think we are in that sweet spot i think we're going to be okay i think the market will bounce the s&p bounced right off the 50 day right where it should. i think there's a lot of panic said it before, baby out with the bath water i think everyone is selling everything and then checking what they own at the end of the day. stick with your reflation trades stick with the economy reopening. this was a manmade event that we had. we shut down our own economy people will get back to work i think this is a lot of panic. >> we've got breaking news here on the coloni

>> steve: why is that? >> jimmy: because we're doing our barbecue off and i'm very excited about this me versus tariq. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: tariq versus me, whatever >> tariq: yeah, it's tariq versus you >> jimmy: yeah, man versus machine. you know what i'm saying, dude >> steve: nice >> jimmy: what i'm about to do is flip the whole grill game on its -- >> tariq: i mean, if it's going to be anything like our last competition -- >> jimmy: no, it won't be. >> tariq: they definitely going to flip the whole grill. >> jimmy: i dropped -- yes, i dropped my cake last time and i ruined the cake. big deal i'm not a baker. but i have used a grill before >> steve: you have >> jimmy: yeah and tariq was not making fun of me - >> steve: jibing you >> jimmy: ribbing me >> steve: oh, nice >> tariq: barbecue reference >> jimmy: and he -- he said, "yeah, you're going to make cole slaw and beans. that's what i'm going to make. maybe! >> tariq: i really hope that's what you do, though, please. i'm willing it to be so pleas

steve: so great. thank you, rob, particularly great to have you with us this memorial day, always a soldier, lovely to see you, thank you for lovely to see you, thank you for jillian: it is monday, may 31st. breaking overnight, texas' closely watched voting bill blocked after democrats staining a dramatic backout. governor greg abbott says it's not dead yet. todd: republicans ramping up pressure to find out what happened in wuhan and the mainstream media admitting they dismissed the lab leak theory too soon. jillian: 50,000 flowers

steve: which is? brian: guacamole. steve: today is cinco de mayo. in certain states they are lifting some of the radio strictions but going forward the federal government still has lots of rules shortly after the biden administration came into power how closely the federal government worked with the teachers union. brian: it's impossible. they follow the science. steve: they work with the teachers union to make sure that they got exactly what they wanted when we look at some of the quotes put them up side by side to think about. notice how identical language was used what the cdc said. next thing you know the federal government is saying the exactly same thing the union told them to say. ainsley: how do we know this the conservative watchdog group americans for public trust got their hands on these emails. they released them to the post. and these are emails that this teachers union the second largest teachers union the american federation of teachers aft sent these emails to the cdc saying basically this is what we want from you. please include thi

>> steve: do you really? what do you love >> jimmy: yesh, i love cherry jell-o >> steve: right. >> jimmy: i love grape jell-o. >> steve: what about the lime jell-o >> jimmy: i'm not a garbage person [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, regular umbrellas for probably looking at beach umbrellas like, "wait, that was an option this whole time? [ applause ] should've done that. ♪ thank you, sod, for being fruit roll-ups for dads. there you have it everybody. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: those are my thank you notes. we'll be right back with jessica biel ♪ ♪ do you struggle with occasional nerve aches, weakness or discomfort in your hands or feet? introducing nervive nerve relief from the world's number 1 selling nerve care company. as we age, natural changes to our nerves occur which can lead to occasional discomfort. nervive contains b complex vitamins that nourish nerves, build nerve insulation and enhance nerve communication. and, alpha-lipoic acid, which relieves occasional nerve aches, wea

steve. steve: all right. brian: 2800 rockets. chuck todd on down wondering why israel is hitting back in civilian areas. we have been through this drill before. they know better. they know hamas' modus operandi ren i do is to go into civilian areas. they gave warning ahead of time. the media was located there do you know what else was located there? hamas' headquarters was there. key operating bases were there that's why it was targeted. they know, they are going to can go to places that are going to be tough for israel to target because that's the area in which the humanitarian by nature they don't want to kill civilians unlike hamas who just fires rockets into areas and their goal would be to kill as many civilians as possible. for the first time they have beaten the iron dome with it and landing in the middle of tel aviv. ainsley: israel bombed office. 12 story building inside was the associated press, their local media office and jazeera. but bean j minute netanyahu said i warned my friends in america. i told them our intelli

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steve: right. brian: what i'm worried about is what is happening on our southern border is the chaos and the administration doesn't seem to have any interest in caring. ainsley: brian, you are right, this is a free country, we want people to come in here they want them to do it the right way so they are paying taxes. what's hard is when you see the keystone pipeline and people out of work when you know taxes are going up. brian: good point. ainsley: people aren't going back to work because they are getting paid money from the government and restaurants now saying we cannot open full time because we can't get employees back. in it's disheartening to know so many people out of work or struggling to get people back to work and they can't pay their bills then be they now have to pay for other individuals who aren't doing it the right way. if they are a refugee and you are in dire straits and being persecuted, come in but do the right way so have you on the books and you can help contribute to this amaz

steve: it was. brian: but just to see him walk up and try to finish out this victory and being surround ed by thousands of people where eight months ago, they were saying nobody could go watch these guys and the lpga play. ainsley: so great i'm so proud of south carolina for hosting this , it's kiowa island they have the ocean course there and it's beautiful. steve: look at the crowd. well phil himself said it was awesome, but he said it was un nerving because, and one of the was it cbs, nbc cameras caught a guy just coming up behind him and grabbing him with both of his arms and his security limited as it was, kind of peeled him off, but still, and you know, brooks kep has a bad knee and just had surgery and apparently he got dinged in so it was a little crazy. brian to your point i think the people of south carolina and who were at the ocean course they were ready for a party, and he gave them an awesome reason to celebrate and that is what they did yesterday. ainsley: they did, my brother is some