make. and we ll be the first time something like this is happening on social media. with real-time questions and answers. not scripted. yeah, he will become the seventh declared candidate following tim scott, who is facing new racially charged attacks on his bid. here s the view doubling town today. he s like clarence thomas, black republican who believes in pulling himself by your bootstrap rather understanding the systemic race as that african americans face. he doesn t get it. neither does clarence. that s why they re republicans. tim scott responded just a short time ago. quaking in their boots. when an african american conservative that believes in the future of this nation stands up to be counted, they push back. that s a good sign we re on the right message. let s bring in tomi lahren, host of tomi lahren is fearless on outkick.com and juan williams. juan, to you first. i want your thoughts on ron desantis jumping in the race, the timing, the format. elon
he claims to have personally witnessed interference by joe biden s doj. when i took control of this particular investigation, i immediately saw her, you know, it was way outside the norm of what i had experienced in the past. there was multiple steps that were slow walked at the direction of the department of justice. have you ever encounter that before? i had not, no. these were deviations from the normal process, and each and every time, it seemed to always benefit the subject. it just got to that point where that switch was turned on and i just couldn t silence my conscience anymore. greg: he may have a point about it being slow walked. it has taken five years to look into hunter s potential tax crimes in the shady income he earned overseas while pops was vp peered flying in the face of what biden s ag said under oath. will you commit the investigation will actually examine the public corruption aspect and not simply scapegoat hunter biden as an individual? i c
used as a shelter. the senior national correspondent is live with how this could lead to major policy changes. good evening to you. devastation in the city and the search for answers continues after a four-year-old girl houston may manhattan s migrant hotel died thursday. she was found unconscious around 7:30 am on thursday at the stewart hotel and rushed to bellevue where she was pronounced dead. medical examiner s will determine the cause of death. no foul play is expected and the baby was part of a migrant family. those who come here come here for one reason only to participate in the american dream. that dream should not become a nightmare when they hit our shores. it s not the first time there was trouble at the hotel turned migrant shelter previously it was the scene of a wild free-for-all this past january could two people stab during a melee inside the 600 room facility of the death comes during a week which 1/3 minor has died in us custody after crossing the so
[national anthem] will: good morning. welcome to fox & friends if on this her s day. happy mother s day to you at home can and to rachel campos duffy. rachel: oh, you guys are so nice. pete: two sets of flowers. [laughter] rachel: you guys are so sweet, and i love pink roses. they re my favorite. yours are kind of pink, will. will: thank you. they all are have meanings, white? rachel: really? what are hay? will: one s friendship, one s love. i think they have meaning. pete: yellow s friendship. we ll look that up. rachel: i appreciate these flowers. that s very thoughtful pete: i got up early and got them over there at the bodega. [laughter] will: he went to breathtaking rose toes, and hay guarantee they ll bloom to the size of it may be not too late. pete: it s probably a little tight. will: well, if she sleeps in. pete: yeah, you could get by the afternoon or just go to the grocery store rachel: and they re nice at the grocery store. will: if you re out of t
[national anthem] will: fox news alert, growing concerns this morning over overcrowding at u.s. facilities across the southern border as migrants pour in at a record rate at the end of title 42. rachel: the top border patrol union calling this worst disaster any agent has ever seen and warns that the worst is still to come. pete: matt finn live in el paso with the latest. reporter: pete, when you re referencing overcrowding, i mean, we re standing in the middle of it right now here in downtown el paso. this is the sacred heart shelter. as the sun has come up, many of these migrants who slept on the streets last night are now waking up. sadly, there s a lot of coughing going on, so some migrants who are showing symptomses of illness. inside the shelter right now, we re told there s about 140 women and children, and outside is overflow, you know, maybe two or three city blocks of migrants who slept outside overnight. i spoke with a few of them yesterday, they say they