carley: it s great point. thank you so much for joining us. always. thank you. carley: the second hour of fox & friends starts right now. don t stop believing hold on to that feeling streetlights people. carley: good morning. don t stop believing. all across america and especially in providence rhode island where it is also a rainy day and also a city i would look at and not know it was providence. griff: no. journey is maybe one of the greatest bands. i feel that song don t stop believin the most popular song ever. never goes away. rocking and always is great? i think it s probably the greatest karaoke song. i feel like i have sang that song with five to 50 marines maybe in a bar at least a dozen, two dozen times all over the world in japan and we didn t have cameras back then. probably good for you that there were no cameras back then. see where i was going with that? carley: no photographic evidence. griff: we begin this hour as the bidens va
ahead, count down to debate day. new details on how president biden is preparing for the high stakes moment and contrast he is drawing with an increasingly unhinged opponent. setting the stage for a major week at the supreme court. now sounds from the exclusive conversation with vice president kamala harris. her message two years after fall of roe. grab your coffee and settle in. welcome to the weekend. get ready for a blockbuster week in american politics. it s a week that could change the landscape of the 2024 presidential election. wednesday, supreme court is set to release a new round of opinions. there are 14 cases left to decide including donald trump s immunity claim to get him out of legal trouble for trying to steal an election. thursday president biden and trump will meet for first presidential debate of the 2020 race 2024 race. it feels like daja vu. for a lot of voters it is. tomorrow also marks two years since supreme court gutted right for women to make
of the secret service prostitution scandal goes public with lurid new details. sh he says the scandal has ruined her life too. we begin with today s much anticipated update on the economic recovery. the numbers say the recovery is still alive but barely. the unemployment rate ticked down to 8.1%. mostly because thousands of people left the labor force. employers added 115,000 new jobs in april. tens of thousands fewer than most experts predicted. any way you or the presidential candidates look at it, the numbers could be better. there are still a lot of folks out of work, which means that we have to do more. if we are going to recover all the jobs lost during the recession and if we are going to build a secure economy that strengthens the middle class, we are going to have to do more. anything over 8%, near 8%, anything over 4% is not cause for celebration. this is a sad time in america when people who want work can t find jobs. all right. our chief business correspon
second at 18%. another poll out of iowa shows it much closer. let s go to south carolina, as well. south carolina, of course, the first southern state to vote, it goes number three in the calendar and votes on the 23rd of january. this is also, again, showing newt gingrich on top. far ahead of mitt romney. romney at 23%. gingrich 18 points ahead and rick perry at 9%. kyra, i guess newt gingrich to take his national poll numbers and translate it into an operation and make sure he gets the teams in place in theearly states to get the voters to the caulks and primary sites, kyra. nancy pelosi is saying that she has information on gingrich and newt is sending her a warning. what the heck is going on here? yeah, this started yesterday and, remember, this goes back to the late 1990s when gingrich was house speaker and he was facing 84 ethics investigations and pelosi said she maybe will unearth some of the stuff that was never made public. here s what she said. i know a lot abo
we re against greed and we re against the fact that the 1% could get nine slices of the pie and the other 99% are supposed to fight over the last slice. that is un-american, that is not democracy. the self-proclaimed champion of the 99%. he s made a career and a fortune fighting for the little guy. now michael moore is here with me to take your questions about the economy i ve always considered myself a member of the middle class. now i consider myself a member of the lower class. the election. we still have the republican party that s taking care of the rich. we have the democratic party that s taking care of the poor. people in the middle are being totally forgotten here. and yes, those protesters. a happy day for me is when i ll be unemployed, when i don t have to make another one of these god damn movies or write another one of these books, when the real people of this country are in charge. that s my nirvana. a town hall event. who is to blame and who i