blasting a spending proposal as reckless and irresponsible. mark meredith is live in delaware where president biden is spending the holiday weekend. president biden unveiled his budget proposal on friday afternoon of a holiday weekend and the timing is certainly unusual. there is 20th mixed reaction. democrats democrats thrilled to see democrats thrilled as he was coming of the white house and republicans warning about the $6 billion spending plan. this is a lot of money and it takes a lot of time to go through everything but highlights include money to address the upper structure proposal under debate funding to boost safety net programs and the cdc in gun violence as well. it s memorial day weekend we thought it will would mean for the pentagon additional $735 billion in proposed spending money that would go to not only raise the pay-for u.s. troops that money to counter china on the pacific money to buy more fighter jets and address security challenges in space. the pres
seized. the question is, how many house democrats did the trump justice department target? plus, president biden set to kick off day one of the g-7 summit with world leaders, from covid and climate to the growing threat to democracy around the world. the question is, what big issue will they try to tackle first? and this question, what would you do if the president of the united states took a seat next to you in the bar and ordered a drink? we re going to show you how one reporter handled that situation. it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that s always happy to toast to the weekend. i m kasie hunt on this friday, june 11th. we ll start with the news. the g-7 summit kicks off in cornwall, england, today with the world looking vastly different than it did during the last summit two years ago. in his first appearance on the world stage since being sworn in, president biden will look to make good on his pledge to show our allies a
[america the beautiful] pete: that is the quantico brass quintet performing america the beautiful live from the national museum of the marine corps in triangle, virginia. because it is memorial day weekend. you can count on fox & friends to make sure we are doing justice by it. we are very glad you are here as well as will cain and carley shimkus. good morning. carley: good morning. will: good morning. carley: it is such a special weekend for this country. so happy to be celebrating it with both of you. just filled with fun robberies flexion, patriotism and all the gold star families out there who are waking up this morning watches us right now. hope you can feel a big virtual hug coming from us because we feel so much your sacrifice. pete: absolutely. will: we remember fallen soldiers on this memorial day weekend. we are asking you to send in photos to friends@foxnews.com. pete: share them all morning long we want to share them with our audience all morning long. each so
covid-19 could orange nate in a chinese lab. are you still confident that it developed naturally. no, i m not convinced. woe should continue to investigate. implications for china nationally and globally would be massive. here it is, biggest moment of the legendary career. phil defeats father time i want to put on my boogie shoes and boogie with you. steve: i think i would take my shoes off if i m going to walk on mirmingts beach. good morning, myrtle beach, 72 trees. going for a high today in south carolina of 88 trees. ainsley: nice. steve: speaking of south carolina, just up the coast where phil mickelson made history yesterday becoming the oldest guy to ever win a pro. ainsley: it was awesome. he was kia island. he won at 50. brian: not like he was on a roll. he was not making cuts week after week. asked a couple weeks ago are you going to play the pga and use the special exemption for having won before? he said i don t know. i don t know if i will do it. i thin
good morning. i am kasie hunt on this thursday, june 24th. we ll start with the news. there appears to be a long awaited break threw on bipartisan infrastructure talks. specifics of the deal, including how it will be paid for, have not been released, but lawmakers seemed optimistic as they left a closed door meeting with officials last night. republicans and democrats have come together along with the white house, and we ve agreed on a framework, and we re going to be heading to the white house tomorrow. meanwhile white house officials also met with house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer yesterday. democrats are considering two ways to pass their infrastructure priorities with or without republican support. we had a very good meeting we got into quite a bit of detail. we re all on the same page. both tracks, the bipartisan track and the budget reconciliation track are proceeding at pace, and we hope to have voting on both them in the house and the senate in july