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the senate as the house prepares to vote on its version today. >> washington is at a standstill, chaos rages on in cities across the country, live with the president's response to the continued lawlessness. >> good thing for me, for my family but it is really a great boost of confidence for the american people and our justice system. >> michael flynn breaking his silence as his years long legal nightmare appears to be near it end. >> newly uncovered notes raise one important question. what did obama and biden now about those targeting donald trump's inner circle. >> joey chestnut throwing down the gauntlet as new rules are laid out for this year's hot dog eating contest. >> will he his words, "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning.

jillian: let's get to live look at capitol hill where today house lawmakers are expected to vote on the toward floyd justice and policing act. >> police reform stalls in the senate. >> an all-out verbal fight as they block the republicans police reform bill. >> the death of yet another african american man, george floyd, his murder is why the country has given us the opportunity to lead, to lead and my friends on the other side just said no. >> reporter: it would've work towards ending chokehold and providing funding for body cams what democrats were adamant it didn't go far enough. congressional action on reform as nancy pelosi defense her

comments accusing the gop of trying to get away with murder. >> we apologize? >> absolutely positively not. the fact is, you in the press have given them too much credit for bill that does nothing. >> as a place inside capitol hill the trump administration taking steps to protect monuments scattered across the nation's capital, the administration estimating the national guard, protesters found to tear down the statue of abraham lincoln tonight, the president is preparing an executive order. >> we have the monuments act already which means 10 years in jail but we will consolidate various things, come out with a strong executive order. the american people get it so we will have a strong executive order and it will happen very quickly before the end of the week. >> in an interview with fox news the founder of black entertainment television robert johnson slammed the destruction, listen.

>> the people who are tearing down statues trying to make a statement are basically borderline anarchists the way i look at it. they have no agenda other than the idea we are going to topple the statue. >> organizers of seattle's chop calling it quits but the problem is brewing is businesses reporter the file suit against the city claiming it was complicit in allowing the occupy protests. >> dan bondgino says the encouragement from left-wing leaders to tear down statues has nothing to do with the monuments themselves, it is an attempt to regain power through intimidation. >> democrats tried election, they lost, donald trump defeated them handily in the electoral college they were embarrassed,

they've been trying for years to manipulate the country through the courts, that's not working either, then they tried the culture, corporate pressure, media mob, social media mobs and that and that didn't work either so now they've gone to just raw power, now we are just going to attack you, humiliate you on social media, destroy it. your cities and buildings, rip down your statue and your history, the natural progression of every marxist. >> police firing rubber bullets in richmond, virginia. todd: crazy to see this continuing. protesters marched from the robert e lee monument, vandalized a starbucks storefront. also demonstrated through a brick and a head through the store's window shattering glass and causing an explosion inside, no injuries were reported. jillian: hundreds of protesters in new york city camping outside city hall overnight demanding a $1 billion police budget cut.

[crowd chanting] jillian: organizers want money from the department at $6 billion budget to housing, healthcare and other services, they plan to camp out until the budget deadline on july 1st. on the west coast the oakland, california school board voting unanimously to eliminate their school police department. the money saved will go to student services. >> the federal judge overseeing michael flynn's case delays all proceedings in the probe after an appeals court orders it be thrown out. >> griff jenkins in washington at the former national security adviser speaks out. good morning. >> reporter: he's not 100% out of the woods but a major victory for flynn, the 3-judge panel, district court of appeals ruling 2-1 ordering district court judge emmet sullivan to dismiss the case against flynn side with the doj motion to drop charges

against him for pleading guilty to lying to the fbi. surprising many calling into rush limbaugh's show shortly after the news broke. >> a good thing for me and for my family but really it is a great boost of confidence for the american people in our justice system. i do not expect it to be over. this is a phase that has ended and we will go into another phase. >> the news also welcomed at the white house as donald trump weighed in. >> what happened to general flynn should never happen again in our country. he was persecuted. the obama administration spied on a campaign, this is just the first one. he has been exonerated and i want to congratulate him. he has been through a lot. >> the ball is in judge sullivan's hands who hired his own attorney this case, he could move to dismiss or it could be appealed to the court of

appeals, unclear which way he will go, he has canceled a july 16th hearing, moving in the direction of defending all this. finance legal team revealing newly uncovered notes written by former fbi agent peter stzrok suggesting former vice president biden and former president obama may have played a role in the flynn probe saying biden may have personally raised the idea of the logan act and a bottle the unit circle, quote, the right people should investigate flynn. flynn's lawyer calling the stunning exculpatory evidence in the government's case. >> new york city marathon is canceled over coronavirus concerns, the race's fiftieth was scheduled for november 1st, there are several options for runners registered including a refund or complimentary entry into future races. they can also compete in a

virtual version of the marathon starting in october. a lot of people disappointed. rob: that is a bummer. a black lives matter leader issuing a big ultimatum. >> of this country doesn't give us what we want then we will burn down the system and replace it. todd: will the lawlessness of these protesters change our system. for nypd detective react coming up next. >> the protest song we will stand for instead of the anthem next.

>> we come up with a strong executive order that i should have by the end of the we, the fbi has investigating hundreds of people throughout the country for what they've done to

monuments, ten years, that's a long time to have fun one night. >> donald trump doubling down on his threat for prison time for rioters that burn the flag and destroy monuments. >> hundreds of national guard troops said to end the destruction. >> joining us with reaction is doctor oscar odom. we appreciate it. what do you make of what the president is trying to do to protect, there we go, there is oscar, thanks for coming on, what do you make of this move by the president to try to protect the monuments in this country, we have seen so many of them and so many unnecessarily defaced. >> this is a great thing, this is the united states of america. we have something called to process, something you feel is wrong is remedied. some people may agree with having them and some may disagree. that is what democracy is about

but just to go out and tear them down is anarchy and this is not what the united states of america is about. we understand what happened in the civil war, but to destroy history in that aspect is wrong, we should give notice and have a hearing and let it be settled that way. that's more the american way. >> your the actions being taken to protect dc monuments, 400 national guard troops deployed in the concrete barrier surrounding st. john's church. the greater new york black lives matter president was talking about violence. listens what he had to say. >> if this country doesn't give us what we want then we will burn down the system and replace it. i could be speaking figuratively, could be speaking literally. a matter of interpretation. >> what is your response?

>> this is unbelievable to hear something like this. once again this is the united states of america. when you think about it, i think the women and men in blue and the nypd and law enforcement for putting their lives on the line during this time and then to hear people say this, no form of checks and balances to put this in place present a lot of issues not only for the public but for law enforcement who are out there on the front lines and now by holding back on certain things and all these measures with law enforcement, causing law enforcement officers to second-guess themselves and fear of punishment so with those types of statements and then hold them back you cause more problems. >> what your opinion is a black man of black lives matter, the organization has got a tremendous amount of support

through all of this and yet a lot of criticism for ignoring a lot of the issues in the black community and things like what we see in chicago. what is your opinion? >> is a black man i understand what they are talking about. i don't agree with all a message but i do understand and there should be another process, for cities to talk and discuss in the constitution does provide a right for freedom of speech of which they can go out and protest if they disagree with something and then be able to talk about it. america, this is one of the great things about our country, everybody doesn't have to agree with everything. you can have different points of view but let's sit down to the table and discuss these different issues and when i speak of black lives matter i speak to the politician the represent those areas and what i say to them, when you look at the crime data, you should sit

down with them and the police to provide a strategy to address this issue because when you look at the numbers, crime that is taking place in disenfranchised areas in which politicians may not be addressing the issues that need to be taken care of and that is why is important that you sit down and discuss different issues. shannon: jillian: 3 men were indicted in the death of amaud arbery. >> no one can argue due process was not afforded. they were afforded to process, the georgia bureau of investigation conducted their investigation, they would want to brought up the murder charges on the investigation. i know the public may have been upset because they felt it took too long a process however no one can argue not even on their side of due process was not afforded was they were allowed a

speedy trial. when the trial takes place will get a chance to present their evidence in the jury will wait and the judge will decide and that will be it but the process was afforded, was awarded of time and now everybody should be able to sit back and wait about the process play out. jillian: appreciate you joining us. >> have a great day. todd: what did obama and biden know and when did they know it? new revelations in these notes that were handed over to michael flynn's legal team. >> a former special agent says the evidence doesn't look good for the present the democratic nominee. chad jenkins joins us live. you try to stay ahead of the mess. but scrubbing still takes time. now there's new powerwash dish spray. it's the faster way to clean as you go. just spray, wipe and rinse.

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todd: what did they know and when did they know it? shocking handwritten notes and covered in the investigation into michael flynn revealing clear and involvement of former president obama and vice president joe biden has a federal appeals court rules in favor of the doj's dismissal of the charges against michael flynn. very big day yesterday. here to weigh in on all this chad jenkins, thanks for coming back to the show. michael flynn had a huge day. what do you make of this? >> it is satisfying to see justice prevailing in the judicial branch, the appeals court made the right decision. now we have to wait for judge sullivan to go ahead and allow for what they ordered him to do and allow him to do that and good to see justice prevail yesterday for general flynn and everything he has endured until this point. >> absolutely will not do what they want them to do but we will see how that turns out, let's

look at these notes, amaud arbery notes -- peter stzrok notes, talking about the logan act against michael flynn, talking to sergey kislyak who was ambassador before he came into the white house, obama says these are unusual times, i have been on the intel committee for 10 years and i never -- obama, make sure you look over things and have the right people on it, is there anything i shouldn't be telling the transition team? this is a big deal at the end, james comey, fbi director saying in his opinion the flynn kislyak calls, those calls made during the transition appear legit. that is a big deal, right? >> it is. there are two huge take aways from these notes brought to the public just yesterday. first one being joe biden, the

inference that she was the one who was wanting the logan act to be looked at and reviewed in this meeting, why is that so important? just last month on good morning america he completely deflected and said he had no involvement, knew nothing of the investigation. >> we are going to go to that. i want to show everybody that clip real quick. >> was there anything improper done? >> i nothing about those moves to investigate michael flynn. i thought you asked whether had anything to do with him being prosecuted. >> there it is and now you have some solid evidence. go into that. >> he was in direct meeting with the director of the fbi james comey, president obama discussing this, just not truth to what he said during that interview.

the second thing we need to look at is why the department of justice decided to drop the case against michael flynn and it is because there was no legitimate pretext to interview general flynn in the first place because comey on that day said they were never going to go with the logan act against him. they do it with cold water and it was a political ploy to get tied up in a 1000 one line to a federal agent which has we talked about is unfathomable it is happening. in 2017 in this day and age in our country. todd: looks like weapon icing governments which you are in control of against an incoming administration that they clearly did not like. we see where that goes with that comey part doesn't look good. bret baer had a big interview with christopher ray, director of the fbi. >> i think that ig report

describes conduct that i consider unacceptable. we are fiercely committed to making sure we fix the problems of the past, put in place over 40 corrective measures that enhance our training, strengthen our processes, building more oversight and accountability. >> what did you make of the interview? >> i thought he did a great job, he was as transparent as he could be given all the questions and he put out tangible fact of the amount of threat the fbi faces every day from foreign adversaries, internal adversaries, gives a snapshot of what we are dealing with in this day and age. i thought he handled the interview well but we need to be honest with ourselves with your an fbi agent or police officer. there are political biases conscious or subconscious that affect us. it is the way our brains are

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>> welcome back. a new travel quarantine in new york, new jersey and connecticut going to affect overnight, visitors from coronavirus hotspots must self isolate the two weeks. >> more than half the country seeing a big surge in covid-19 cases. >> reporter: the tri-state travel advisory taking affect and midnight a couple hours ago affecting visitors from state ready infection rate is higher

than 10% over 7 day rolling average, states currently on that list include arkansas, alabama, arizona, south carolina, texas, florida, north carolina, utah and washington. andrew cuomo made the joint announcement with the governors of new jersey and connecticut. >> were works hard to get the transmission rate down and don't want to see go up because a lot of people come into this region and that literally bring the infection with them because what happens in new york happens in new jersey, happens in connecticut. >> 33 states he is spiking coronavirus cases with texas, arizona and florida seeing record highs, houston's largest hospital says it's intensive care unit now 97% film of florida recorded 5500 new cases just yesterday alone. currently there are more than 2.4 million coronavirus cases in the us with more than 120,000 deaths.

the cdc warning deaths could rise to 150,000 by july eighteenth. >> the brothers at the heart of the jussie smollett case refusing to testify and cooperate with police. chicago police say they were paid by the actor to stage an attack, the brothers were cleared by police but say they are being treated like suspects. jussie smollett has pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct charges. rob: voters could decide the fate of the mississippi state flag, the governor prefers having a statewide election to let voters choose the flag's design amid growing calls to remove the confederate emblem from the flag. one gop lawmaker wants to swap it with in god we trust. >> a state senator attack is a protest turns violent in the state capital. rob: protesters destroying

monuments without regard to what they were toppling. we will talk about that, the statue of an abolitionist and a statue representing progress destroyed. >> calling for public officials to condemn these attacks, he joins us now, we appreciate it. what is your message to the protesters taking part in this? >> protesters were peacefully protesting please continue to do so, get your message out, that is how we enact change but when these protests turned violent we have to do them violence and all violent and it is unfortunate what happened on madison, extremely unfortunate because this can be avoided. it is clear lack of leadership from governor evers and lieutenant governor barnes who stayed silent as madison has burned.

rob: they ripped down the statue of hans christian haig who was an anti-slavery activist who died in the civil war fighting for the north, fighting against slavery, they ripped this down, how nonsensical can you be? >> it is utterly disgraceful, they are trying to erase the rich history of the abolitionist movement in wisconsin after history and progressive movement and i don't think these individuals even know who colonel haig was, the fact the statue was torn down, decapitated and dragged almost a quarter mile away to will lake when nona is shameful and i wish the governor would speak out to condemn these acts of violence. jillian: tim carpenter on the attack last night, this picture got me assaulted and beat up, punched, kicked in the 5, neck, ribs, concussion, and left eye a little blurry, 8 to 10 people

attacked me, innocent people are going to get killed, stuck in office, stop violence now, at the beginning of the segment you saw the video, it seems like anyone who is in their way, this is what is happening. >> absolutely uncalled for and we have seen reports and reporters on the ground who say anyone who tried to take pictures or video of these rioters were attacked, we need to end it. the fact that rioters are firebombed, buildings in downtown madison, the governor sat silent, is unacceptable, we can do better, we can have conversations about police reform and what needs to be done for better race relations but when these instances turned violent it is an acceptable. rob: the president is heading your way, wisconsin oh state that he flip it hadn't been republican in quite a long time,

he will visit a shipbuilder, getting government contract. how important is wisconsin for donald trump? >> extremely important. donald trump was the first republican nominee since 1984 to win wisconsin by 25,000 votes and i think he did so because he realized how important wisconsin was and hillary clinton and the democrats took wisconsin for granted. now in 2020 both parties realize what is at stake in the presidency and who controls the white house runs through the badger state. it will be another close election and i'm convinced wisconsin will be the key state the determine to the next president is. jillian: thank you for joining us, appreciate it. rob: let's talk a little weather, the second or third day of summer. you got a sweater on? a little chilly over there? >> janice: i do have an

air-conditioning unit to the right of me that does sometimes keep me a little chilly. let's do the weather as i blushed. rob: good to see you. >> janice: a little chilly in the dean newman high school. we have potential for hot summer weather across the east coast, sweaters will not be required, 73 new york, 66 in rapid city, 63 in minneapolis, where the warm temperatures on the gulf coast. a stationary front is giving us potential for showers and thunderstorms in part of the gold coast, we saw tornado warnings in the louisiana mississippi area, that has died down and storms have weekend but we are looking at the potential for severe storms in the northern plains in the upper midwest. the heat hangs on in portions of california where we have heat advisories in effect through the

weekend so there you have it and the reason i'm wearing a little sweater today. jillian: it looks beautiful. i don't understand what is so funny about this. rob: that is what it is, don't know what to expect. jillian: 38 after the hour. the happiest place on earth pushing back its reopening date. rob: a new time for the park to get back to business.

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new date is given as coronavirus infections rising in some park employees worry about their own safety. disney said they would wait for california to open reopening guidelines, they want to the high lines until after the holiday. they want to announce they will keep disney's paradise hotel closed indefinitely, the disneyland shopping district will reopen july 9th. on july 11th. one half of the country. >> a lot of weddings are up in the air, there's a bit of an answer for this. >> reporter: a lot of events

postponed, postponed until next year. there is a pizza to make you feel better about it. friends and families, send them a lot of pizza. the rain check registry, dominoesweddingregistry.com. dominoes was an integral part of their wedding planning in the first go around. couples choose from small weddings now, bridal shower making it virtual. >> pizza does solve a lot of problems. rob: i like dominoes pizza.

house the pandemic affecting your kids. jillian: two moms join us, be right back.

rob: could your kids develop ptsd because of the pandemic, questions on how to look at the age of coronavirus. an expert to help address them, karen foster, mother of two, fox news medical contributor doctor nicole safire. >>

>> we have a very, and my children are young, questionable, their brains, how do you keep a sense of balance and safety, not that they are completely protected from the outside world, but they still have a childhood. >> every mother is wondering the same thing, the good news is we are trying to navigate this together and freak of it, 70% of children suffering with anxiety, right now we need to make sure children feel safe. think about how out-of-control we are feeling. imagine what it feels like for a child and we are being transparent with them and honest but give a positive outlook to let them know, and an optimistic outlook, we don't need them to

testament at a young age. with ptsd in children, how are they withdrawing from certain situations, are they reenacting what is going on? to do everything we could as a parent to be transparent with them, keeping them emotionally sane. >> anxiety leading to ptsd as well. >> what are some signs we should be looking for that indicate children have ptsd or starting to ramp up their anxiety? >> every one can manifest but thanks to that, they are acting a little more withdrawn. are they having nightmares? do you see that, are they

reenacting the lockdowns? are they behavior shaming and not interacting digitally? you know your child better than anybody else, you know when they are not doing okay, to cope with some of this, the truth is there is a ton of help up there. talk to your pediatrician, how to get - one thing i want to make clear is a study that came out a month ago from italy and china that showed households that had children that had the highest rates of anxiety and depression, parents themselves, make sure you are taking care of yourself and by taking care of yourself you are taking care of children. >> you have a question about being worried, your children and their developmental skills with friendships, doing everything virtually.

>> absolutely. there is nothing like that in person contest, and only do i not want them to have anxiety about going back into the world with friends but they are afraid to see their grandparents. how do i mediate this? >> i missed being in studio with you. it is not the same thing but we all are suffering, we know what it feels like. my middle child, i have three boys, when we went out to eat when they had outdoor dining he was apprehensive about it, make sure your kids don't have a social phobia. make sure you are reminding them the world is a good place in your getting into the routine of things can. we are all feeling the same way right now but the truth is

social interaction is just as important as elementary fundamental education, trying to figure out how to get kids back together. i talk a lot about children's anxiety is a direct correlation of adult behavior so we are not making sure children are having those interactions of school systems are not allowing them to have that social engagement, a massive uptick of mental illness in a generation. jillian: you are concerned about protecting your kids from coronavirus while protecting their independence. >> i appreciate that answer because i think socialization and not anxiety is a huge deal. i have two teenagers and i'm looking at foster independence, confidence, and safety. what is some advice you could give for me to do this but not do that, go out but don't do

that for teenagers? >> my oldest is 20 and has been with me since spring break because he is supposed to be away at college so i know what you are talking about, the best advice i can give is knowledge is power and with that power they can make safe decisions. ultimately this is what we deal with what sending them away to college anyway, give them as much advice and knowledge as we can for them to make smart decisions. my son was raised with a doctor his whole life so he's all about virology and immunology. he can tell you exactly how this virus spreads and ways he can avoid it so if you're honest with those kids, given tools to make those decisions i guarantee they will make the right decisions because you raised them. jillian: thank you for being here come a that was fantastic information and we will be right back, stay with us.

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rob: welcome back. the tulsa athletic professional soccer team will no longer play the national anthem before its games. jillian: they are nixing the star spangle banner to be more inclusive and trade it out for this song instead. >> this land is my land ♪ from california to the new york island ♪ from the redwood forest ♪ to the gulf stream waters. rob: social media sounding off on this carley shimkus sirius

115 here is twitter's reaction. jillian: the tulsa athletics is a semipro-team or a team in the semipro-national premier soccer league, rather. they say they're replacing the national anthem with the woody guthrie song the star-spangled banner's third verse includes a reference to slavery. social media sounding off on this. jake says that's the most ridiculous thing. wait until the controversy and history of this land is your land comes up and mark says i can get behind this land is your land. so reaction, of course, divided on this front. definitely going to spark some fiery reaction as the day goes on. guys last week the former men's songer team bruce arena said it was inappropriate to play the national anthem before soccer games. jillian: interesting. rob: okay. let's totally switch gears here and talk about the hot dog eating contest and the year when everything else is canceled, we

are still doing this. carley: talking about my favorite athlete joey chestnut. he is all fired up for this year's nathan's hot dog eating contest with a bold prediction. he says i'm breaking the record this fourth of july. it's going to be a weird year but i'm going to make it memorable. my record is 74 hot dogs. if i'm feeling it, if i'm in the perfect rhythm 77 is do being. he thinks he can beat his record this year the contest is going to be held indoors with air conditioning and there will be fewer eaters. so this is a man who is hungry for a win, quite literally. kenny tweets i can't believe i didn't post this. if this were a taco contest i would be unstoppable. rob says i can just about manage three hot dogs and i'm done. jose says i love food eating contests. i am glad to see this one is still going. it's disgusting but i guess you can call it incredible american tradition nonetheless, guys.

rob: imagine eating 25 hot dogs. imagine eating 10 hot dogs. 77? i don't get it. i think there is some kind of -- happening. jillian: we got to go. we will talk about this after. "fox & friends" starts now. rob: bye. ainsley: right to this fox news alert. guarding our nation's history hundreds of national guard troops activated to defend monuments in washington, d.c. that includes the emancipation statue of abraham lincoln which protesters have vowed to tear counsel at 7:00 tonight, brian. brian: better not happen. wisconsin's governor also deploying guard members to keep the peace after chaos erupted in the state's capitol. protesters attacking a state senator, get this, for no reason. kicking and punches and tearing down two statues. steve: mean while u.s. marshals have been told to be on stand byon by todefend national monume