surround the wendy's where rayshard brooks was killed. >> a 12gauge shotgun for me and the rest of my people to protect us. jillian: all the summit growing calls to defund the police. we are live with the latest. happening hours from now the first critical test for the republican police reform bill as we learn its chances of passing are not looking good. what happens if democrats succeed in defeating it. todd: we are live in washington with what could be the most controversial the on capitol hill since impeachment. >> it is a straight up news. i can confirm i got evidence of was was hanging in my garage. rob: bubba wallace breaking his silence for the first time since the fbi determined he was not the victim of a hate crime. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now.

very good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. we begin with a fox news alert, protesters burning an american flag as unrest and chaos continues in the nation's capital. jillian: marianne rafferty joins us as protesters surround the wendy's where rayshard brooks was killed. >> reporter: protests in dc showing no sign of slowing down despite warnings from the president, protesters hung an american flag and set it on fire near lafayette park just one day after a group tried to form an autonomous zone outside the white house, they also attempted to tear down the statue of andrew jackson.

those acts met with strong words from the president and tweet there will never be an autonomous zone in washington dc as long as i'm your president. if they try they will meet met with serious force, twitter same as we violated its rules but left it up anyway. donald trump not backing down. >> the left-wing bob is trying to demolish our heritage so they can replace it with a new repressive regime that they alone control and if you give power to people that demolish monuments and attack churches and sees city streets and set fire to buildings then nothing is sacred and no one is safe. >> reporter: in atlanta near a burned-out wendy's where rayshard brooks was killed by police armed protesters making it clear they are in charge. >> i have a 12gauge shotgun for me and the rest of my peaceful people to protect us. as you know there is no police

presence here, no one else to protect us so me and my fellow brothers will protect each other. >> reporter: the alleged girlfriend of rayshard brooks was arrested after setting fire to that wendy's but despite the chaos and violence and sees like seattle where the mayor vowed to put a end to a zone controlled by protesters called chop after shootings within that area there are continued calls by some mayors and city leaders to defund the police. oakland mayor libby shaft taking a step for this interesting replacing the police force. >> we are excited as many cities are to reimagine public safety, that means not just to reform the police but to replace the police with more trauma informed and care based community led

responses that don't warrant a badge and a gun. >> reporter: donald trump standing firm and pledging to sign an executive order to protect the nation's historical monuments, threatening vandals with 10 years in prison. jillian: former commissioner bernie character went to atlanta to meet offices. rob: he says the lawlessness across the country is a direct result of city leaders failing to support their own police departments. >> i'm surrounded by 150-200 atlanta police officers who told me personally they are demoralized and not supported by the mayor. who wants to go to work in a place where they are not going to be supported by the mayor, by the council. this is what is happening in baltimore, chicago and new york city, you have mayors, governors not supporting the men and women and lawlessness in the street and it will continue and get worse in the hardest hit communities.

jillian: last week and brought a chilling spike in gun violence across several major cities including chicago which reported 100 people shot across two days. todd: family and friends say goodbye to rayshard brooks in the ebenezer baptist church where martin luther king jr. served as a copastor. king's daughter bernice called for unity. >> atlanta is not immune to the problem of systemic and structural racism. atlanta is being called to task to respond to the age old racism virus. >> brooks was shot and killed after a struggle of offices earlier this month after he took a police officer's taser. the officers involved are facing charges. this comes in georgia lawmakers approved the first a crime bill in the wake of amaud arbery's death. it now heads to the governor's desk.

jillian: fired for the shooting death of breanna taylor, the department says brett hankinson violated its policy under before spy blindly firing 10 rounds into taylor's apartment. there attendees to appeal termination. taylor was shot and killed by officers inside her home during a raid on a no knock warrant with you. her boyfriend shot at police after mistaking them for robbers. todd: nascar driver bubba wallace says the rope found inside his garage is a news after the fbi determined it was a garage door pool that was left last year. >> todd piro joins us as the bureaus is it won't press charges, no federal crime was committed. >> bubba wallace saying he did not personally see the rope is discovered by his crew and later shown to him but no doubt what it was.

>> i am mad, what we have seen, was not a garage door. it is straight up news. the fbi stated it was a news. nascar leadership stated it was a noose. todd: although the rope was tied like a new snow hate crime was committed because video shows it hanging in the garage last year when i was occupied by somebody else. the fbi adding there is no threat against wallace at this time. nascar releasing a statement following the finding saying, quote, we appreciate the fbi's quick and thorough investigation and are thankful to learn this was not an intentional races act against bob up. we are steadfast in providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all who love racing. all this coming one day after every driver and the crews marched down pit road in a show

of support following the incident. he has been the target of critics as he successfully pushed to have the confederate flag band at events and has been vocal on social issues which nascar is continuing its own investigation to find out how the rope ended up there in the first place. rob: iran's president says he is ready to resume nuclear talks with the us but there's a catch. rouhani is calling for the us to apologize and compensate iran for its withdrawal from the obama era agreement before any talks beginning, donald trump withdrew in 2018 and repost sanctions saying the agreement didn't do enough to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons. jillian: alexandria ocasio cortez winning her primary in a landslide defeating challenger caruso cabrera in her first

reelection test. elliott and goal is on the ropes, house foreign affairs committee chairman trailing challenger jamal bowman by double digits, the race hasn't been called in kentucky. amy mcgrath leading charles booker in the senate primary with just over half the precincts reporting. results will not be finalized for days due to a surge in mail in ballots was in of city north carolina, 24-year-old madison hawthorne defending -- defeating linda bennett in the house primary. bennett was backed by donald trump. the youngest member of congress if he wins in november. rob: the nasdaq hitting a record high in his longest running streak since december and closed a point higher clinching its eighth straight daily gain, up a little bit. the markets receiving a big boost after the trump administration says the china trade deal is still back.

9 minutes after the hour as chaos reigns in part of seattle. the city of liberal mayor looks to cut the police budget by $20 million, former seattle city council candidate hoffman says this is nothing but a socialist effort to rewrite this country. that is coming up. jillian: yet again we say baseball is that, kind of. what the season could look like, we will tell you all about it. ♪

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destroyed. todd: joining us is our he hoffman, we appreciate it, we saw this in your city and now others. what is your response? >> just tragic. i call seattle the canary in the coal mine for the rest of america, the things that happen here, the bad policies they spread across the country and we are seeing that inside capitol hill occupied protests, two patriots walking down the boulevard with american flags and they were ripped out of their hands, one was an african-american man and one was a woman, flags were ripped away from the man taken by the crowd, this is what we are seeing because these people want to rewrite american history and tear down america and are using the race issue that is going on in the country to push a more marxist agenda. jillian: you think the officials in seattle got this wrong,

letting the chop zone stand? we are seeing it play out in other cities, attempting to do the same thing? >> absolutely. they knew seattle was thrown to this, to board up a precinct and abandon it and stir in the area over to the crowd and worse yet the crowd took control of that area. other cities were smarter, they said we are not seattle and they shutdown right away. seattle, presiding sanitation and utilities and giving new barriers to reinforce the barriers they took from seattle police to create their own walls. seattle is essentially funding the protests against them in the occupation of a section a city. todd: the president says it is a shame congress doesn't do something about the lowlifes

that burned the american flag. it should be stopped and now. i want to talk about the politics of this. what do people make of this. most americans watching this activity, how does this affect the election? >> my son asked me why would there wasn't a constitutional amendment banning flagburning, it is a first amendment issue, people have the right to express that in this way. we may not agree with it but it is a first amendment issue. what bothers me more is people who are dedicated to the raising the history of this country. i am an orthodox jew and don't want to care down the concentration camps in europe because i believe they teach a valuable lesson that should be preserved as museums to teach about the atrocities that happened to the jews like in washington state we preserve the internment camps that help the japanese during world war ii to show this is wrong, not something that should be copied in the future and it is upsetting to me people are trying to rewrite our history

good or bad and try and the race what happened because how else do we learn from it? jillian: police have responded, there was a third person shot near the chop zone. this was on tuesday. police say they met the injured person outside chop after people began calling 9 one one after 4:30 in the morning, interesting people are calling 9 one one in the midst of this zone or near it. the mayor imposes a $20 million cut to the police budget. what do you make of that? >> they are operating at 60% capacity, they are short by hundreds of officers, they don't have enough to do the job in the district attorney in king county attorney are also using a revolving door, diverging criminals who should be serving jail time into diversionary

programs and these people are not showing up for their treatment or counseling or anything else that happens, they go right back onto the streets to offend again. we are operating under the structure and the system is being copied across the country. this is one of the models used for the bail reform law and as you can see does not doing anything, they are sending these guys to the front lines to offend again and cause problems again. we don't have enough police assets. they cut the budget by $20 million, what do they expect to happen? it will get worse, talking in a few weeks span, hundreds of thousands of calls to 911. jillian: we will continue to follow it. thanks for joining us. rob: harvard hit with a lawsuit after refusing to lower it's very expensive law school tuition despite classes being moved online. jillian: our next guest says this will likely end in a settlement. we explain why next.

rob: we are back with a fox news alert. moments ago wisconsin democratic state senator posted this video of protesters running up and attacking him outside the state capital in madison, wisconsin. tim barber tweeting i took this pic, it got me assaulted and beat up, punched, kicked in the neck, ribs, maybe concussion, socked in the left our, a little blurry, sore neck and ribs, 8 to 10 people attacked, democratic

state senator in wisconsin, is what happens when he tries to take a video, protests happening in his city. we will keep you posted on this. that is some of the video. i don't know if there is anymore but that is what is posted online. harvard university going to court against its own law school, refusing to lower the 65,$000 tuition for the fall semester after shifting to online classes. jillian: abraham is arguing it is a breach of contract to switch without reduction. rob: the student has a case, robert pattillo joins us to explain. it seems he should certainly have a case, he's not getting the experience he paid for. >> this is part of a nationwide effort, a digital learning experience they are facing on campus, $40 billion endowment, to help ameliorate the financial hardship created by this virus

that everybody has to bear, they have to work toward a resolution they are forced to do. jillian: you understand his deck of you but you wonder what precedent this sets for all the students across the country to switch to online classes. >> everybody had to switch from working to home instead of working in the office. doing entire seasons and bubbles, a new normal and this is through the court system to determine what the contours of that will be. what we can't do, the economic totem pole, there was generational debt because these universities with a and elements, boards of directors, don't feel like helping the kids

out. come outing the side of these kids because they are striving to get an education. rob: a quote from this young man, this is one of the oldest, most prestigious law schools in the world and they are hanging their students out to dry. the justice system gives me an opportunity to stand against me. the educational experience. the optics of not getting some kind of discount. everyone understands this is not what he paid for. >> breach of contract and conversion, the contract is not what they got. i don't see a defense to that in schools will end a budgeting because prwise it is a horrible look for the school,

millionaires and billionaires stopping young people from being able to achieve their education. jillian: a harvard statement on tuition says, quote, harvard law school is committed to cancel its previously announced tuition increase, he lacks discretion to offer tuition discounts. harvard bosco is committed to providing the highest quality online programming and preparations are already underway to ensure our students receive an exceptional education and on his case specifically we did reach out to harvard for statement and they are not commenting on the pending litigation. thank you for joining us, appreciate it, have a good day. a man wrong by police in the past speaking out after saving an officer's life. >> i haven't had the best in life that i know the value of human life, you can't replace it. rob: he put his life on the line to make sure his officer could go home to his family on father's day.

rob: a fox news alert and or chaos in the nation's capital as protesters burn an american flag near the white house. that flag was taken from a couple people, the group heard cheering as old glory goes up in flames. jillian: one day after protesters tried creating a black house autonomous zone in dc and attempted to take down a statue of andrew jackson. in a few hours the senate will vote on whether to take up sleeping police reform legislation. rob: lawmakers disagree how to address one of the most debated issues in the country. jillian: griff jenkins live with the senate showdown. >> reporter: after protests led to bipartisan momentum in washington, it appears police reform is over before it starts

in the senate. >> the american people expect us to do our jobs, debated legislate. >> it is clear the republican bill as is will not get 60 votes. the republican bill does not fully prevent the kind of tactics that sparked this whole debate in the first place. >> there are 53 republicans in the senate, mccall need 7 democrats to start the process of debate on the bill. senator tim scott says it is in the democrats hands now. >> this is about louisville, kentucky, north charleston, minneapolis. if our friends on the other side want to figure out a path forward for those places and those citizens, let's get there. this is the finish. this isn't finished until they say it is over but if they won't even start it, that tells me this is already over.

>> reporter: democrats urged mcconnell not to bring the bill to the floor calling it unsalvageable because the differences between us and the house bill, that effort led by chairwoman of the congressional black caucus. >> our bill provide serious accountability but also supports uplifting police officers by calling for a national standard. >> reporter: the difference between the bills are ban on chokehold, elimination of immunity which republicans call a nonstarter. the senate seem stuck in a stalemate nancy pelosi who is accusing republicans of, quote, trying to get away with murder on police reform says the house expects to pass their bill later this week. we will see where this goes. rob: thank you. jillian: alexandria ocasio cortez easily sailing through a crowded primary. >> with that kind of mandate is transformative and tells us our

policy positions are not an accident. it is exactly what our community has been waiting for. rob: this as elliott angle may lose his chance at reelection after 16 terms in congress. >> reporter: the battle to save mitch mcconnell remains too close to call but despite last night's strong progressive showing republicans are betting they can take back the house in november. rob: joining us is tom e m er. we start with alexandria ocasio cortez and look at the results. there was a lot of talk about this race with michelle caruso cabrera. it didn't turn out to be much of a fight. what do you make of those numbers? >> look at that in the elliott angle race in the carolyn

maloney race, it is not enough to be an ultra liberal in new york city, you have to be a full-blown socialist in the era of aoc. jillian: you mentioned elliott and goal in those results, 92%, you can see 60.9 percentage versus elliott angle with 35.6%. it seems like right now the far left has gone so far that they really want change. what does it tell you you are seeing numbers like this? >> this is not my grandfather's democrat party, this party has looked over the edge, ran in 2018 basically on a fraud as moderates, problem-solving, focused problem solvers in the house and work with colleagues on the other side of the aisle, work with the administration. they have been anything but that, so out of touch with america that they are going to lose in november. rob: a real bonehead moment a few weeks ago when he said he

wouldn't even be there when you really care if he didn't have a primary coming out. you have these guys, they call them dinosaurs, guys who have been there forever and on the left there's a lot more animosity toward those kinds of politicians from the aoc youth in congress. should people like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, should they be nervous seeing these results? >> nancy should be nervous, this will be the end of her short-lived majority. who would have guessed the d fund the police movement which was a radical left movement would become essentially a purity test overnight in the democrat party. they are moving so extreme to the left, they do not reflect mainstream american values and this is why in november they will lose their majority. jillian: bouncing off of what you are saying with november,

people are going out and voting for this far left socialist movement, alexandria ocasio cortez as an example and joe biden still a moderate democrat, how is this party going to shake out? >> joe biden is anything but a moderate democrat. if he is elected he promised to raise your taxes by 4 trillion -- jillian: he is more moderate than alexandria ocasio cortez. >> not based on what he is saying. he will raise your taxes by $4 trillion, a lemonade the oil and gas industry, give illegal immigrants access to healthcare, you are talking new york city, three or four weeks ago, a special election in los angeles suburbs, we want to see hillary clinton won by 7 points, the democrat in november of 18 won by nine points, candidate won by 10 points and that is a reflection of the rejection of this far left socialist movement

that has been pushed by democrats in congress. we now have 43 republicans, 43 democrats sitting at seats that are better for republicans in california. rob: a big win on the north side of los angeles county. thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. jillian: time to go to senior meteorologist janice dean with a check of the forecast. rob: sitting over the ocean, what is staring out there? >> janice: we were watching a subtropical low that i said wasn't going to get a name. it gotta name, dolly but didn't last very long.

there were a lot of mimas with dolly parton in the atlantic but the good news is it will be very quiet, not going to affect anyone, probably has a beautiful singing voice, tropical depression dolly, 35 mile-per-hour sustained winds, it will not come anywhere near us, could increase the surf and recurrence on the east coast. that is our fourth name storm already. temperatures in the 70s along the coast, further inland a little cooler, we had a cold front moved in and potential for scattered thunderstorms on the gulf coast, parts of the plane states, the great lakes as well as sections of the interior northeast. other than dolly, extreme heat in california, those are pretty good. rob: we barely knew you.

jillian: hello dolly, goodbye dolly. rob: she came and she went, we barely knew her. jillian: we barely knew her. rob: we will be right back. ♪

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negotiations, we have a baseball season players agreed to the schedule not reporting to training camp, the season will run through september 2, '07, players will receive 37% of prorated payers for safety precautions, including system checks, covid-19 testing, social distancing and non-players have to wear masks at all time. my favorite part of this, no fighting. we will see how that goes. the other issue is two more players, the coronavirus is still out there. jillian: i feel like they lost a lot of people through this back and forth. rob: flight prices look more like train prices.

>> they always have the semiannual sale, 3 day fall sale, definitely the prices were way lower this year. on december 17th, '39 dollars between houston and new orleans or burbank in vegas, $79 if you want to fly between baltimore and jacksonville, $99 for flights between houston and fort lauderdale but it will be different, flying different, facemask requirements, at this point, united came out and said we can't guarantee that. rob: they don't want to take off anyway. jillian: the iconic flagship

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rob: more than 1500 google employees demanded their company end any contact with police, this as we see now outrage over recent attempt to censor conservative voices. a senior editor joins me to talk about this. going to read part of this letter from the employees, 1500

employees, racist legacy of police goes all the way back to its roots. we should not be in the business of profiting from racist policing. what do you make of this? >> google decided to pick and choose which parts of the constitution they care about, which aspects, they are happy to go out and protest. that is their right as a company. they are to be working with law enforcement and willing to do so because systemic racism on the police force is not a reason, a far out idea. what excites me is there's been no outrage for employees and incorporate media or work to do censorship against conservative leaning sites like our own, there is a real decision, they always seem to come down on the side of the hard left as opposed to the side of the country on the constitution.

rob: on the subject google has not been to the section making this demand, we are committed to work that makes meaningful difference to combat systemic racism in our employees made 500 product suggestions in recent weeks which we are reviewing, they have not into that partnership with police but your company the federalist and google have had a bit of a tiff in the past couple weeks. tell us about that, go back to that and tell us how that was resolved. >> nbc news, working with a foreign think tank contacted google and asked if they were going to take away our ad platform which is a huge amount a ability to make a profit, not the only one but a big one. because they did not like some of our reporting which was factually accurate. google said yes initially and this news was broken twice in the world by this reporter who bragged about working with a foreign think tank on this matter, google quickly backtracked, said was not

because of the articles but our comment section. that was probably a foolish backtrack to do because we don't monitor our section, comment section and neither does google on a lot of aspects, they used that to defend themselves as not a publisher but a bulletin board where people post their ideas, now that protection is gone. rob: how scary a time is it you feel you can't even report facts without backlash? >> i can't believe it. it is getting worse every day. i thought we were at as bad as it would get a few years ago but every day it is getting worse and not just to attack but to silence them. rob: almost a corporate fascism. we appreciate you coming on early, good to see you. whoo! don't do it. don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella.

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took place pin ago police officer inside his burning vehicle. by standers say he sprang to action and had healthcare lien strength in that moment dragging the officer to safety. now, mclean admits to not having the best relationship with law enforcement in the past, but in that moment, it didn't matter, saying i know this man is my brother through christ, and i couldn't leave him behind. he is now being hailed a hero. joshua on twitter says i love it. we definitely need more people like him. cathy tweets: a great act of humanity, and another twitter user chiming in saying god bless this man for just seeing this officer as another human. a uniontown police officer jay handily is expected to make a full recovery. his family now thanking mclee for saving his life. jillian: gives me chills every single time i see this story. carley: speaking of chills. jillian: in a different way.

look what happens when a few people are out for a hike and a bear approaches. >> i think we should move. >> slow. >> slowly back away. talk about keeping your composure, that new jersey woman julie is now being referred to as the calm queen on the internet for how she handled that situation. this twitter user jokes. he was just informing them about forest fires. another person frankie chiming in saying that's why i don't hike. and then this twitter user saying they did exactly what they are suppose you had to do. back away slowly. don't freak out the bear. easier said than done, guys. so everybody made it out of that situation a-okay. jillian: i saw a bear i was telling you this at yosemite, i was seeing it from inside a bus. a very different situation. >> you left out the bus part, jillian when you were telling me about that. i just recently learned, if it's

brown lie down. if it's black fight back. rob: i would love to see you live by those words. rob: we got to go. see you later. jillian: bye-bye. >> i got a 12 gauge shotgun for me and the rest of my peaceful people to protect us and also me. the police aren't allowed here. because they are not here to protect us. >> okay. straight to a fox news alert on this wednesday. overnight, armed protesters took over the area around that wendy's in atlanta where rayshard brooks was shot and killed by police. brian. brian: starting to think this is a trend. in wisconsin, a state democratic senator attacked while recording protesters near the state's capitol building. watch. >> give me my phone. >> he says he may have a concussion