mark meredith starts off with this. good evening mark. >> brett, good evening. uaw strike is underway. it's a targeted strike. not every autoworker is off the ob. labor leaders warn less the demands are met for better pay and better benefits the strike could grow much larger within a matter of days. >> no deal, no wheels. union strong. >> with signs in hand demands spelled out. 13,000 autoworkers michigan, missouri and ohio are off the job. >> i'm liking 60 bucks an hour. it's pretty map. >> president brian says he supports the union's efforts. >> auto companies have seen record profits. those market profits have not been shared fairly in my view. with those workers. >> some workers say the president support is too little, too late. foxbusiness is a gritty trouble as michigan. >> president biden says he's most pro union president in history. you just rolled her eyes. >> if he wants where is he now? why are we out here? >> the white house is heading to senior officials to michigan to assist with negotiations. the trip becoming one week of the president brushed off the impending strike. ahead of the strike unit called for a 36 percent pay increase. less reliance on temporary workers, shorter workweek with better retirement benefits and protections for workers and electric vehicle era. auto industry leaders say that working workers a better deal. gmc hill, mary barrette appeared. >> me of an historic offer on the table. the highest and 150 year history. 20 percent gross wage increase over the life the contract. >> it too will pay more but, to limit. >> there's no way we compete people $3000 to work 40 workweeks. >> while progressive say they support the strike.>> these ceos have given them self a 40 percent raise while making absolutely record profits cook's former president trump warrants the effort could backfire. >> electric cars would be made in china. the autoworkers market i have any, i'll tell you what the autoworkers are being sold down the river by the leadership. >> auto makers say just a few hours in the strike is impacting some production lines. it could for some of these countries bret to shut on other facilities. the strike coming at a tough time. unit membership in this country fell to a record low just last year. bret? >> mark, thank you. >> the fast initially for 46 percent pay increase. you said you have to be around for the future. if you raised wages that much what would happen to the company? cook's again, it would threaten our ability to keep investing a strong products. need to get back to work. we need to make sure we have the investment to win in ev's are poised to do that which is why every day is important. >> the strike is on. the spring in forbes we determine steve forbes. good evening steve. your thoughts on this and where it's headed. >> wertz avenue it is wave election year coming up in the uaw figures this is the time to maximize maximum pressure. they met the event formally because the inflation of the last 2 and half to 3 years. tony percent. anytime you get those kind of price rises there is pressure for strike and ketchup pay. that's what you gonna say here. also, he president waited precisely because these are endorsement of the union figures they're gonna get a bench and much more so met with him coming off the fence like he did today. >> it's interesting steve, both the president and the former president waited on the side of the union. you know, when it comes to ford they are saying this transition to green energy and electric vehicles is costing them. your forms at this piece that ford earnings call reflected strong results. electric vehicle losses 4.5 billion and so that puts a squeeze on them. >> yes it does. if you get any kind of agreement like what the union is asking for you will see in the next few years more more production going to a nonunion state. so-called right to work states in the south, tennessee and elsewhere. as could be a self-destructive. ev stomach money. tesla has figured out how to do it. the rest the industry has not. unit is well aware ev's mean less jobs for traditional autoworkers. >> we will follow it steve, thank you. >> thank you. >> tech stocks had a big drop on wall street. they love the weight now losing 289. s&p fell 59. the nasdaq was off to 18. for the week the dow was up 1/10 of a percentage point. s&p 500 was down 1600s. the nasdaq was off 4/10. the uaw strike is just the latest events in what has been an incredibly bad week for president bided. analyst on the left and the right agree. i started with a bizarre performance a news conference in vietnam. then house speaker kevin mccarthy announced impeachment inquiry. a vibrant favored communist so the president should step aside leading to more editorials calling him too old. and his vice president unprepared. yesterday a special counsel indicted the president son on 3 felony gun charges. tonight, the latest fox bowl shows a president has a 60 percent unfavorable rating. only 40 percent of those surveyed rate him favorably. vice president harris, similar numbers. 60 percent unfavorable, 38% favorable. 38% believe president biden did something illegal concerning his sons of business dealings. that's up for march and december. 25 percent say he did something unethical. there you see about 53 percent total for those 2. 34 percent believe he did nothing wrong. white house correspondent jackie heinrich recaps a newsworthy week. >> should hunter get a parting mr. president? >> the president has an answer a single question since returning to the us bad news piled up. tuesday congressional repugnance opened in impeachment inquiry as fox polls showed an increase bided is corrupt. wednesday i do not mix takes a blow with inflation writing for second straight month. enough due 3 percent believing and biting its efforts to get inflation under control hurting rather than helping. jumping for 40 percent april. thursday the first son is indicted felony gun charges. his attorney echoing complaints from republicans in a letter to capitol hill, chemical we agree the department has not handled the case involving the president son in an impartial manner. >> the us attorney's office has known about this for years. no charges. when they found out about it made a deal it was for a diverted agreement. what changed? not the facts, not the law but all the politics of now, the play. [chanting] >> friday the united auto workers go on strike days after biden said this. >> is democrat leaders like dark city mayor eric adams are ping lame on the white house for the micro crisis. spiraling out of control today. vitals national security advisor saint none of it is going to bite his head. >> i had the opportunity to participate in the president's daily briefing today. he was dialed in on the key issues that were confronting. >> most answers about family issues are being deflected from the white house podium except on the question of a pardon for hunter. >> i've answered this question before apes asked of me not too long ago. i was clear and i said no. >> we will sit president once more today when he leaves for wilmington this hour. it's anyone's guess if you will talk to reporters will be on the cell phone waiting for him. bret? >> jacket, from the north lawn. jackie, thanks. >> the latest fox news polls reinforce in a comfortable truth for all the republican presidential candidates. except former president donald trump. they are playing for second place. the front runner in his closest rival are speaking tonight at the same event. pseudo-national correspondent rich edson has democracy 2024 report tonight. good evening rich. >> good evening bret. former president donald trump to be on the stage this evening just not the same time. they will join several other republicans who are pitching faith voters at the family research councils summit in washington d.c.. former vice president, mike pence did so a couple of hours ago on the stage. he did mention auto workers strike, he said the federal ev push set the stage for it. after his remarks we asked penson how he convinces evangelical voters to move on from trump. >> you promise the government as a conservative. what i want voters to know is he doesn't make those promises today. what i'm offering voters is precisely what we ran on and how we governed and frankly what defined my career through my adult life. >> pence orange republicans to back a 50 week abortion ban. trump declined his supported nationwide ban. the former president has a commanding lead nationwide polls. when the soul expanded since the gop debate trump skipped in 4 indictments appeared trump's opponents maintain its early with 4 months until the iowa caucuses. >> a lot of voters haven't made a firm decision. they may be leaning one way or another. i think this is very fluid and i think someone's gotta go out there and grab it. >> we have enough time to get it done. born iii quarter of the game. heading into the 4th quarter and about 35 to 45 more days. >> vivek ramaswamy is scheduled to speak here this evening. one of the candidates that have gotten postdebate traction in the polls. >> we are bringing young people along in droves. that's how we win this election in a landslide. >> most of the speakers are scheduled to continue pitching evangelical voters this weekend. they'll be into point tomorrow in faith and freedom coalition even there. bret? 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now, happy ending. her chief national security correspondent for griffin. >> it's a story fox news first reported last december just weeks after us trained afghan special forces ces soldier abdul wasi safi made a harrowing journey through 9 countries in 3 continents and cross the border illegally into the us attempting to fleet the taliban and find his military sponsors. in less than a year later on the anniversary of 9/11 abdul received news he had been granted asylum. m. >> i was was shocked. i cannot believe t. she showed me the aper. i told er, really, it's mine? really? might a psalms granted? >> wasi was attained by border police who placed him in the detention facility for 5 months. despite the fact he served for 5 years side-by-side with united states in afghanistan. his brother sammy was overwhelmed with emotion. >> i couldn't sleep. i cried so much when i heard that he was granted asylum. it's like oh my god, is this really happening? >> wasi can now apply for soul john. >> is my dream to join with the us military. i love this country. this country help my country for 20 years. i came here and it saved my life. now i feel happy. i am saved. my life is saved. my future is saved. books of the 73,000 afghans who were brought to the us by the us government after the withdrawal 2 years ago, about 34,000 applied for asylum. most of them are still waiting. bret? 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another opinion versus democrats insist biden could only beat trump. only biden can defeat trump. like an elderly harry potter who alone can stop lord baltimore. this is crazy, democrats are deluding themselves when they tell themselves they have no alternative to biden. that follows ignatius and it follows other editorials. what about this week we will start with our panel molly hemingway. bill mcgurn comes for the wall street journal and the 5 cohost jessica karloff. jessica, we've talked about this. at the end of this week, it was rough. >> not fabulous. the worker strike is not finished and that is a big issue for president biden. see how many democrats are going out there to join the picket line with the workers like the sharon brown's of the world. i will continue and it's a key promise he made he was on the side of the workers in the worker economy in america. i'm not denying this was not a banner week for the biden presidency. i would note peter to see, our own peter dusek was on air talk about how he was working on this trip into the wii hours of the morning. contradictory this idea he needed a nap. any week your son gets indicted anyhow those poll numbers and seemingly friendly media has turned on you. it's not to beat one for the books. he still doesn't have 4 indictments and 91 felony counts against him. that's a bonus. >> molly, listen, the week began with a news conference in the noisy.there's gonna stage the president has been on in recent days that he doesn't point when weight walked the other. we've all seen it. everybody sees it. >> the age is one of his problems that he is facing right now. i think what was interesting, not just this follow-up "washington post" piece saying the democrats should have a more active primary than the one there currently having. that david ignatius column, that was a name that doesn't mean that much people from the country. in washington d.c. that's a reliable spokesperson for essentially the people who run this town. when he was saying it's time for biden to get out that something a lot of people are talking about. i think a lot of the people who would like democrats to win are worried not just about his age but, about his record and his scandals. these are all things they were able to keep under wraps the 2020 election. they are signaling they don't think they will be able to do at this time. >> bill, to just because point to the uaw. about the chamber of commerce. see the chamber of commerce message that strike and any ensuing economic fallout is biden's fault. could prosocial rich vein of attack for other business groups and conservatives especially in the strike if the strike stretches in 2 weeks. here's biden on the need for win-win. >> strong units are great for the economy. the bottom up on the top down. that's true as we transition to a clean energy future which were in the process of doing. i believe that transition should be fair and a win-win. for autoworkers and auto companies. >> is a possible this whole thing also backfires on the president? >> i think so. look, part of the problem is that a lot of the subsidies she has for electronic vehicles are going to red states because they have lower energy cost, lower labor cost's and a lot of them have a right to work. i think there's a lot of problems and will be look back, however the strike ends we likely see it as a dying gasp of the old ways. trying to get huge pain increases without any regard to the competition. i think there in a tough place. i think if they " when " and get the huge increase they want i think that means more future investment and more production will be moved to other states. it's really not a good choice. > all right, it's an early trip down the road to kennett canada casino. this is a place we go every friday. it's not going to be a place where we talk about the gop primary. this question is, 100 bucks, it's president biden of vice president harris as the presidential and vice presidential nominee. at the end of this process. jessica, first to you? >> i put $95 on this dual running again and the other 5 will go on someone else who's not 80 years old. that was my. >> molly? >> i'm right there with jessica. last week we talked about this. this week i'm radically different because of that david ignatius column. a putting 50 bucks on joe biden and kamala harris running together. 25 on joe biden running but replacing, which would be tricky. looks like some people are starting to panic about that. $25 on someone else. >> bill? 100 bucks. >> i'm even more pessimistic them only. only put 40 bucks on joe biden and kamala harris. i put gretchen whitmer second for $25, $35 and gavin newsom after her at $25. >> yeah, that's interesting. hugh hewitt said $90 against president biden being the nominee that was last week. one of the reasons we don't do the gop primary right now is because of our new pole. jessica, the former president has a massive lead right now. the choice for president. he is at 60 percent and he's up 50 percent on his newest arrival. this is when you are up against president biden and the republican candidate. president biden is being beaten. the lead for president trump is significant. he took to true social saying the best poles ever appeared really shown on television. the date by 50 to 60 points. just like they don't like showing our big rally crowds the don't like showing a great poll numbers. we have rigged elections and bring to television.this television has shown your big collection numbers. jessica, it seems like it's a breakaway even up 7 points after the latest.>> it's good news because he wasn't a fan of the foxpro for very long time. now we have them on board which is wonderful. it is amazing to see with each new indictment he got stronger for the crime or primary crowd which is not necessarily true of the general election. that's within the margin of error. mitt romney was up about 4 to 5 points on barack obama in 2011. another concern about it. every one else the gop primary is racing for the number 2 spot. vivek ramaswamy has the biggest increase from this. desantis continues to fall. this is trumps race. it will be interesting to see once a trial begins how his standing is affected and if at all. >> let's do winners and losers. molly, first where the loser. >> my winter is coach deion sanders of the university of colorado. my alma mater. he took our team that was 1/11 last year and we have these 2 great games. he's planning on beating csu, colorado state university here tomorrow. he is my winter. i loser for the week is mitt romney who had a lengthy career where he is ending with the bitter and angry and cynical look at his peers and voters and has nothing to show for it other than providing the blueprint for obamacare. >> okay bill, winner and loser. >> my winter is david ignatius with what we discussed before. he said he was the first to say the choir part allowed. my loser is david weiss. i think he's a big loser of the hunter indictment because the defense has a lot of good arguments going into the case. he could've brought this 5 years ago and he tried to let him off with no charges. it's very hard to defend. >> all right jessica, winner and a loser, wrap it up. >> my winners were aliens in mexican congress. there were 2 little bodies that came from peru originally. it was post be a thousand years old. it's been disputed as everything the alien kingdom. i was excited to see the little guys. my losers were jeff's nation if that's what it's called. it was a very bad night on monday and for aaron rogers which i want a speedy recovery. >> that was tough to watch. panel, thanks for a great week. >> you know that sound you mean it's friday. it is friday. time for notable quotable's. >> never forget, never forget, we never forget.>> our nightmare is finally over and the good guys won. >> a far better were able to release a patrol dog would have to use lethal force. >> this nation got a chance to see how government is supposed to work. >> open a formal impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. >> don't do it. >> we shouldn't take the light in other people's misfortunes. >> i don't want to contend china. were better off if china does well. >> argued in partners like to mention how much money we make as if it's about thing. >> would be great if we could pick up the phone and call the melissa tate we want the american stock.>> the world's best tennis parent was banned because he was vaccinated. working to allow these folks in tarnation. >> i guess people love comeback stories. i lo>> people say to me, why is she doing this or that. that's a job description. you don't do that much. >> before i was locked in stone was least of these raising. >> as times for guys like me to gather way. >> for some chance that i would vote for them. >> i don't know about you but i'm going to bed. >> special report president biden goes face-to-face with world leaders of the united nations general assembly in new york. i'm heading to saudi arabia for another interview with the world leader. the crown prince of saudi arabia. it will be up there tuesday. boxer said it was janet breen. elyse stephano, california grow, republican the vic ramaswamy. thank you for inviting us at your home and all this week. a busy week in news. that's it for the special report. appellants and unafraid. "the ingraham angle" is next. >> i'm laura ingraham this is a grim angle from washington. thanks for being with us. special counsel, jack smith now wants to muzzle donald trump in the middle of a presidential election. we will rip apart the shocking development in moments. first, there america? that's the focus of tonight's angle. whose america is this? the people in