>> we are hours away from the first court appearance for the fired atlanta officer charged with murder in the the future, the other officer involved is speaking out. >> full faith in the criminal justice system. what happened that night. >> new calls for an independent district attorney in the controversial case. >> the supreme court showdown after the nation's chief justice goes against him on theaca, vowing to name new high court

picks, dreamer summer the victory. >> the retirement surprise of a lifetime. todd: the best video you are going to see today. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this friday. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. donald trump says he will release a new list of supreme court nominees after the nation's highest court rules to uphold theaca. >> good morning. >> this is the second time the supreme court goes against the white house, the court ruling employers cannot discriminate

against gay and transgender people, the president overstepped his authority attempting to end the program. the president responding by saying he would release a new list of supreme court justice picked by september 1st, i will only choose from this list. as in the past to become a servant of stopping court justices based on decisions being rendered now, this list is more important than ever before, second amendment, right to life, religious liberty etc.. chief justice john roberts said we do not decide whether daca or its decision are sound policies, the wisdom of those decisions is none of our concern. we discussed only whether the agency complied with procedural requirement that it provides an explanation for its action. conservatives including ted cruz slamming the chief justice for his recent ruling going as far as calling them a joke. gail trotter joined us earlier saying it makes it difficult for

this president to appeal. >> the judicial branch just jumped buckets of sand into what should be a straightforward process of this administration being able to undo what was an unlawful executive action in the first place. jillian: the president's november opponent, joe biden, is praising the decision, the supreme court's ruling is a victory made possible by the courage and resilience hundreds of thousands of dac recipients who bravely stood up and refused to be ignored. and as president i will get to work immediately to make it permanent. theaca recipients elevating the ruling. >> it means for now i will still be able to one day have my own classroom, i built a home in a community that welcomes my family. i will be able to look forward to my graduation and still be able to renew my daca in april.

>> reporter: justice clarence thomas objected calling it an effort to avoid a politically controversial but legally correct decision. jillian: the court fighting against the president has conservatives worried about checks and balances and whether the highest court overstepped on policy that should have been debated in congress. lindsey graham sounded off on the decision last night. take a listen. >> i was stunned. i told the president tuesday night i don't think you can lose this one. what do i know? clarence thomas said it right, the daca program created by president obama is illegal on its face, no president can say 700,000 people here illegally all of a sudden have legal status no matter how sensitive the cause made d. assuming it was legal the memo by nielsen explaining why the administration wanted to recent

the policy was more than adequate, certainly not capricious and arbitrary. i disagree with the court. i respect the court, i like john roberts, he is a smart guy the politics change dramatically. the court was arbitrary and capricious in deciding whether or not the trump administration was arbitrary and capricious. rob: up massive hotel fire in new orleans's french border, flames erupting in a hotel overnight, crews on the scene right now. the injured firefighter suffering smoking relation, one found in a stairwell. crews using a ladder to pull him from the fifth floor window. both are expected to be okay. everyone else got out of the hotel safely, no word on the cause of that fire. jillian: amy klobuchar withdraws herself from consideration as joe biden's running mate. >> america must seize on this

moment and i truly believe this is a moment to put a woman of color on that ticket and there are so many incredibly qualified women. jillian: biden tweeting in response amy, the moment you were running for president in a snowstorm it wasn't hard to see you had the grit and determination to do anything you set your mind to. you know how to get things done. with your help we are going to beat donald trump. rob: a fired atlanta police officer charged with murdering ray to bechard brooks, turning himself into authorities overnight as the second officer charged reveals he suffered a concussion during the incident. he spoke out for the first time after being released on bail. >> i have faith in the kernel justice system. any investigators interested in having a conversation about what

happened that night. rob: doug collins calling on the state attorney general to appoint an independent district attorney to avoid political influence in the case. brooks's funeral will be held thursday. overnight, a confederate monument is removed. hoisted away in georgia. the county judge ordered the monument be taken down saying it had become a lightning rod for racial tension in the community. >> mayor ted wheeler blasting the autonomous zone in his city and in seattle. >> i am watching what is going on in seattle and i am not impressed. it a distraction from the larger movement and the movement is justice for black people. >> reporter: protesters created the autonomous zone after the city council didn't meet their demands on police budget cuts.

unrest continues as protesters were seen burning an american flag overnight. a business owner in seattle's chop zone is sounding off. >> the town has been decimated. all you see is plywood. more particleboard and art supplies, spray paint and more to occupy their down time. that is the craziness happening here. jillian: occupies have taken over seattle streets for two weeks. todd: a cincinnati council hearing overnight, one resident demands more money for police. >> the police department should have the sole discretion on how to spend the money as it sees fit. the police department is underfunded and unprepared.

todd: a man being loudly booed during the public hearing, it was cut short as protests still under the street, city council has canceled the meeting. happier news, garth brooks reminding fans tickets go on sale today for his concert. >> garth brooks here, the drive in concert, one time only, i am so excited about this. jillian: the concert will be screened at 300 drive in theaters on june 20 seventh. tickets are $100 per passenger car or truck. how fun. it is 9 minutes after the hour. of supreme court showdown, justices reject the trump administration's bid to end theyaca, picks for the nation's highest court. rob: our next guest constitutional law attorney and trump legal advisor jenna ellis says the -- a precedent.

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todd: donald trump reacting to the supreme court's decision to uphold theaca think it is horrible and politically charged decisions coming out of the supreme court are shotgun blasts to the face of people that are proud to call themselves republicans. jillian: he says we need more justices and we will lose our second amendment and everything else, vote trump 2020. justices split 5-4, could this be a decision-maker for voters in november? trump 2020 legal senior advisor jenna ellis got us, appreciate you being here. >> thanks for having me. jillian: how will this play out in november? will this be a factor? >> this is a legally absurd decision with no constitutional basis in law or fact. this is simply something where

the majority of the court was targeting donald trump and treating him differently than any other president. this will be a major factor because conservatives are tired of an activist court that is shaping policy decisions rather than calling balls and strikes. what this is about, this wasn't about whether or not it was good policy. it was about the supreme court using slate of hand by moving the goalpost for executive order, what a president can or can't do with regard to executive orders and correcting a prior administration's mistakes but saying you have to jump through all of our hoops and decide when you have given a good enough fresh now that fits our narrative that we allow you to use your executive powers. if chief justice roberts and others want to make policy they should step off the bench and run for congress and the american people understand

donald trump is trying to do the most he can to protect separation of powers and that will play a factor in november. todd: let's get to executive action. here's what president obama tweeted minutes after donald trump's tweet, eight years ago this week we protected young people raised as part of our american family from deportation. we have to move forward and elect joe biden and a democrat congress that does its job, protect dreamers and create a system that is truly worthy of this nation of immigrants once and for all. daca was an executive action and to the obama administration. the trump administration takes executive action to do away with that and they are rebuffed at the supreme court. what does this mean for executive action in the future? >> this is dangerous for executive action in the future because under the constitutionally congress can

make law. president obama violated separation of powers when he legislated with his pen to put daca in place in the first place, donald trump has been clear he is wearing work congress on immigration reform in article 1 section 8 gives immigration as a subject matter entirely to congress. donald trump was right in correcting this mistake in the supreme court cannot acknowledge that and put further barriers in place is only violating separation of powers and allowing the justices to say we have authority to determine which executive action can be rescinded in the future when future presidents want to correct those prior actions that may be illegal. this is on its head in terms of the constitution here, that is the dangerous precedent that donald trump was frustrated with and so are any conservatives that are concerned with separation of powers and making sure the remedy remains in congress and for president obama

to say this belongs to congress is an acknowledgment that he violated the law and agrees with the decision and that is really important come november that everyone recognizes we need to elect republicans and conservatives all the way down ticket to make sure we get people in place who care about the rule of law, not activism and thought violating separation of powers because listen, the liberals aren't concerned about playing by the rules. they are only concerned about moving -- forcing through their agenda and do it whatever means are possible. during the obama administration they push that through executive order, now they are doing it through the courts. they will do it any way, only conservatives, only donald trump really cares about maintaining separation of powers so that we make sure the american people get a voice through their elected representatives and have a constitutional republic, not just eerily from the liberal

left. jillian: we will be following it. thank you for joining us. it is 17 minutes after the hour. america marks juneteenth, the day slavery ended in the us as one senator moves to make it a federal holiday. todd: a powerful message on this important day coming up next. whoo! don't do it. don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get relentless protection. [ baseball bat cracks ]

jillian: america commemorates the 100 fiftieth anniversary of juneteenth, john cornyn is introducing a bill to make it a national holiday. >> it took 2 and a half years for slaves in the south to learn they were free on a day we now celebrate as juneteenth.

it is an opportunity to reflect on our history, the mistakes we have made and we have come a long way, we know there is more we need to do. todd: joining us to explain why that should happen, pastor darrell scott. thank you for being here on this important morning. washer all-americans honor and commemorate juneteenth? >> i think it is a significant date that commemorates the end of slavery, all the state certified slavery would come to a end, similar to our fourth of july celebration celebrating independence of our country, we call it independence day, the end of the revolutionary war, this ended the civil war, as a people are independence from slavery, this should be a

inclusive holiday rather than an exclusive holiday. it is a holiday that commemorates the fact that whites died in this country, whites died so that blacks could be freed even though slavery was an institution in america it was never unanimously adopted by all-americans. we wanted to be an inclusive holiday that is not divisive, a holiday simply for black people only. it commemorates the unity of the country. it is the greatest significance today carried in the past. jillian: a good message. they designated juneteenth as a holiday. john cornyn introduced a bill to make it a federal holiday. what if it does become a federal holiday? >> we can go outside and barbecue. it was about unity in this

country. the end of an institution, that our country was not proud of and we brought that practice to a end. the statement that we are trying in this time to make a reality. more than just a principal and the practice. todd: w, a party in oklahoma and you are among trump's top surrogates for the rally in tulsa. what are you expecting? >> it will be a tremendous time. over 1 million people of registered for this rally. that tells me this president has a tremendous level of support in the american public. the whole game has been rounded

up, all the surrogates going down, he will be back in his element, bringing his message to the american public. so many events planned by the trump campaign. hand sanitizer and masks, it will be a great big love fest, everyone getting out and to enjoy this time and prepare for the upcoming election in four years of a trump presidency. jillian: we will be watching, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. todd: 25 after the hour, big tech in the hot seat, lawmakers grilling executives from google, twitter and facebook amid rising concerns of election society and conservative censorship. jillian: bread winthrop joins us next.

todd: a look at top headlines starting with a fox news alert, two firefighters heard battling a massive hotel fire in new orleans, flames erupted in the corner house hotel overnight, the firefighters are suffering spoken relation, both are expected to be okay. everyone else -- donald trump says he will release a new list of conservative supreme court nominees after the nation's highest court rules to uphold daca, john roberts siding with liberal justices saying he cannot leave the program. this mexican blow to the trump administration this week following its ruling on employees right and terminating gay and transgender people. the fired atlanta police officer charged with murdering rayshard brooks's death will appear in

court today, garrett rolls turning himself in overnight. jillian: with concern about the conservative censorship top executives from facebook, google and twitter were in the hot seat answering questions about election security. >> we seen a change in tactics as a result of the inauthentic platform. >> you see threat actors trying new efforts to get around controls. >> focused on making sure the data we hold for users is secure and different information we are seeing today. jillian: house and the republicans get the virtual hearing. ohio congressman brad westrup joins us to clean why he set out, appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. jillian: tell me why you decided to sit out, you and others. >> it is an inappropriate forum

for what we are discussing. in the intelligence committee our obligation is to work in private. we are more often to be seen rarely and even more rare to be heard from and you just heard a clip rate there. although it may not be classified material it is also a chance for our adversaries to understand the steps we are taking to stop them from foreign influence. on the intelligence committee we deal with sensitive secrets. we should be operating in a secure facility and we should not be in an environment where we are online. these types of things that we are using today to communicate are often hacked and in a situation like this especially intelligence committee and staff gives someone the opportunity to harbor all our ip addresses etc.. it is an appropriate and the feeling is this is just one more

step in chairmanship's playbook to split us further apart and use it for political gain. there is no reason they couldn't have had this in a secure facility but right now democrats don't want to come back to washington, they are on the senate side but in the house they don't want to come back to washington and do the job we are supposed to be doing and do it appropriately which is in a secure facility for something like this. jillian: will your others be acting for a plan to have that to have those conversations more securely? >> you don't need a plan because you can have those conversations. we've gone back to vote together and democrats decided some can vote by proxy which we are challenging constitutionally. i had a ways and means committee hearing last week and ambassador

lighthizer was present in the room. i was present in the room and that is not in intelligence committee. it is always in those situations in open hearings. we can go back and do it safely, it can be done, we don't have to do all this virtual thing, we put ourselves at risk for being out there, online and the internet and subject to being hacked. it is not the appropriate thing, not appropriate in the intelligence community to communicate in this way to hold hearings in this way. adam schiff should be called out for that. what we put up was adam schiff the last several years, all three republican signed a letter on the intelligence committee to ask him to step down. we endured how many years of him saying he had evidence of collusion, when we go through the interviews, they all said no

one said they had any evidence of that happening. if he continues to say that he has been misleading and abusing his office. jillian: i don't mean to be rude but another question before we run out of time and it is important because there are a lot of people in the public interested in this and want to make sure they are secure online because we have an election coming up. it is an important time to make sure big tech companies do what is appropriate and what is out there. is enough being done right now? >> we are not holding hearings in the appropriate manner. this is not a new topic for the intelligence committee. this is something we are dealing with but we have done in the appropriate fashion and you don't want to take one situation of immediate concern in the american people have concern rightfully so, we don't want to

take that and make it worse by doing this type of thing, make us more vulnerable in the intelligence committee as members and staff. jillian: we appreciate your time, have a good day. todd: mike pompeo slamming john bolton as a traitor ahead of his book release writing in a statement it is both sad and dangerous his final public role is that of a traitor who damaged america by violating sacred trust with his people, this all comes as john bolton asked a judge to block his book calling it an attack on the first amendment. the doj filed saying bolton's book puts national security at risk. mark esper watching a plan to increase diversity and end discrimination in the military. >> we know this burdens many

servicemembers and has directed to direct impact on experiences of minority members. we are greeted is time once again, america's most respected institution. >> reporter: in a reprieve billboard will develop recommendations to increase racial diversity and ensure people opportunity across all ranks. jillian: 36 after the hour, all eyes on the forecast this weekend because it is father's day. a lot of people outside in their backyard barbecueing, what is it looking like? >> janice: we don't have any major storm systems to talk about in temperatures will feel like summertime. tomorrow is the first day of summer. in the 60s in 70s we have a cold pocket of air, things are going to look better as we get into the weekend, we have been dealing with days of rain and

even mountain snow, a better forecast in the father's day weekend. showers and thunderstorms across the central plains, where we have the bull by for stronger storms. not a severe weather outbreak but we can see potential for hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. forecast looking spectacular for much of the country, mostly sunny skies in the northeast, really good-looking forecast, a little bit of rain as we head into sunday but the rest of the country especially the southwest very warm temperatures, high fire danger over the last week or so. it will relax a little bit which is great news and as i mentioned, first day of summer arrives tomorrow and the temperatures will be very reminiscent of very warm summer day. can i tell you something?

we installed a green screen in my house. i am the coolest mom on the block. jillian: i said to matt where is she? is she upstairs? it looks awesome. >> janice: nice to see you guys. todd: jd is somebody who would like to party with both shaquille o'neal and rob grri w grinkowki. >> is called shack's fun house versus gronk's beach, they are benefiting social justice, they will compete in challenges including a lip-synch ballot, jousting and optical course and chicken wing eating contest. looks like fun. todd: people like people who are fun. those two are fun. we need fun in life right now. jillian: that is why we love you, todd. it is 38 after the hour.

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that is all it is. jillian: todd is a dancer. if you don't know this about him. >> do you know if you're dancing is up to that level? >> it might go the other way. you might win a dollar whopper. todd: just onscreen right now. >> roaring back to life the indianapolis zoo reopening its gates today, the presence of this facility joins us with a special animal guest next. todd: the man who taught me to dance, let's check in with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> i have seen you dance. if you remember the christmas

party before people wore masks all the time and saying at karaoke places that was one for the record. todd: good memories. >> kind of a nightmare. i am kidding. i love you. trump/pence's 2020 campaign manager drops by with a preview of the president's rally in tulsa. the supreme showdown for the future of the so the aca is not over, we are going to talk about that, will they try to do it again? l vida king shares her messages we commemorate juneteenth. also on that because it is friday geraldo rivera and judge jeanine, father's day gift ideas like a portable fire pit. i like that idea.

mister dance move, todd piro and jillian will return on "fox and friends first" on the fox news channel.

>> lions and tigers and bears, oh my. the indianapolis zoo opening close to the public. jillian: how they are doing it safely, the president and ceo doctor rob shoemaker. thanks for being here. so appreciate you covering the reopening. tell us a little bit about that.

>> hold on. a young sloth not quite 2 years old, one of the sloths we have as program, and she has a sad story early on in her life, she was a rescue in panama. she was found and her mom died and she went to a sanctuary in panama, they were able to rescue her. she had a hard start to her life but is doing great now. not quite 3 years old. she is supersweet. todd: good stuff.

i will be the serious one. let's talk about what you are doing, we will put on the procedures, daily temperature check, hand sanitizer provided and cashless transactions. how is reopening a zoo different from opening another business? have we lost him? i blame the sloth. jillian: if you mention a number of precautions at the indianapolis zoo at this point, the indoor café, the water fountains and the playgrounds. everything else will be open. todd: we do 100%, have you

spoken to the animals. i still that question from you. jillian: sanitized daily with specially trained crew focused on cleaning of restrooms, trash cans, everything -- everybody is excited to get this going and get this reopening going. still adorable nonetheless. if you can hear us at any point. todd: with that we will be right back.

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>> football fans brace your sever football season may happen this fall. jillian: carley shimkus here with how twitter is responding and i'm assuming not favorably. jillian: you are right. i do like your optimism. this is pretty surprising. i think many people assume because it takes place in the fall it would be least affected by coronavirus. listen to what dr. fauci said yesterday. unless players are from a bubble and tested nearly every day, it would be very hard to see how football is able to be played this fall. now, he says the possibility of a second wave in the fall, being the more complicated by flu

season could make it difficult for the nfl to go forward. but the league's chief medical officer said that they're doing everything they can. he says this is no easy task. we will be flexible and adaptable to adjust to the virus as needed. still, not the news we want to hear right now. this twitter user says fauci, i feel like i need air. chiming in saying just wait until tomorrow he will change his mind again: not faith in the good doctor. erin says he is right it should not be played at all. monday it was announced several players from the nfl tested positive for coronavirus. although they weren't using league facilities. it already is affecting the nfl, guys. todd: remember yesterday i said because there is no baseball hgtv is on loop in my house. if there is no football and let me repeat there f. there is no football hallmark will be on

24/7 and carley you are telling me it could start as early as july. jillian: it's on in my house 24/7 right now. carley: i saw this before i went to bed. i was actually dreaming about christmas last night. the hallmark channel just released annual christmas in july schedule. it all starts on june 29th. if you want to kick off the holidays a little bit early you sure can this year. it looks like some people are doing just that claire twe lock. carol chimes in saying this is what we need a little christmas joy. these movies are i'm a sucker for them any time of the year. that's what i was going to say a few months after the coronavirus began, i believe they had really high ratings. carley: they do. it's obvious why they keep on bringing these movies back because they are always going to get a captive audience people like you and me jillian. you either love them.

todd: and amanda. jillian: detection dog huge surprise before retirement. adorable. carley: footage of k 9. after 8 years on the job. surprised him with a tennis ball drop. he was one of the tsa's longest serving canines keeping people safe at international airport. this footage going viral. comments are absolutely adorable. joe says congrats and happy retirement to the boy good boy. pretty sure this is what my dog sees when she is dreaming. another twister user says this is wholesome content the world deserves right now. he is going to be adopted by his handler. so many more relaxing days to come for that sweet huppy. carley: it is father's day this weekend. to take a moment to wish both of your fathers, my father, all the fathers out there a very nice father's day.

i know it's a different one this year but a lot of people may be spending time in their backyard barbecuing or something like that. carley: happy father's day to all the fathers out there, especially mine. jillian: absolutely. todd: well said. "fox & friends" starts right now. [chanting] steve: good morning on this friday morning, june 19th. celebrations yesterday afternoon outside the supreme court as a majority of justifiables rule to uphold daca, the deferred action for childhood arrival. it is the second blow to the white house this week, ainsley. ainsley: that's right. president trump responding to the ruling saying he will release a new list of conservative supreme court justices, the nominees at least by september 1st, griff. griff: justice thomsz, objected to the