promising retribution for vandals who target historic landmarks claiming more than 100 and been arrested. >> more on the actions his administration is taking to protect our nation's monuments. >> the house is honoring his life and the lives of all killed by police brutality by saying never again. >> nancy pelosi celebrity the partyline vote on police reformers the democrats bill successfully goes to the house. >> republicans are furious comes one day after the left shutdown their proposal, we are live from washington as the legislation remains in limbo. >> military homecoming surprise this picture-perfect. >> "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: love to see that. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. >> the house passes the sweeping

police reform bill aimed at curbing excessive force coming one day after democrats blocked debate on the gop version in the senate. >> griff jenkins joins us with more on the partisan gridlock. >> it is not likely to become law but the house past the far reaching george for justice and policeing act nearly down party lines with three republicans crossing over. >> the house is honoring his life and the lives of all killed by police brutality by saying never again. >> reporter: the legislation sets for three main reforms, number one it effectively bans chokehold and no knock warrants, eliminates qualified immunity that protects offices from lawsuits and lastly increases reporting and recordkeeping of police use of force. before the vote the parents a

garner and john crawford, all african americans killed by police endorsed the bill stating the unjust killing of a loved one especially a band of law enforcement is a pain too many have been forced to endure, legislation now stalled with no hope of passing in the senate were democrats blocked tim scott's bill from even coming to the floor for debate. >> the around the table and figure it out instead of litigating this in the press, kicking shots across the capital dome. senator scott is a good man who offered a good bill. >> that bill has as much teeth as a newborn baby but what i will say, madam speaker is that america is burning and my colleagues can't see it. >> this as senator scott blasts democrats accusing them of playing partisan politics. >> the challenge came down to a simple thing. the republican party is not the

party they want leading this debate. they believe they have a chance of winning back the white house and therefore they will spend their time doing nothing until they win. >> even if it passes the president says he would veto so right now the issue of police reform joins immigration and can control going nowhere. >> thanks. >> as the house prepares for its final vote democrats blocked the gop resolution to condemn riots and opposed the funding for police, the amendment did not receive one single democrat vote, congress and tweeting the left has proven they value a partisan talking point over working together. >> the trump administration urging the supreme court to overturn the affordable care act overnight, the doj arguing because congress eliminated the individual mandate the entire

law should be struck down. nancy pelosi ripping the move as a, quote, act of unfathomable cruelty, joe biden slamming the effort. >> it is cruel, it is heartless, it is callous, donald trump refuses to end his crusade against health coverage i look forward to ending it for him. >> the supreme court will hear arguments on the aca this fall. the us sets a new single day record for coronavirus cases, texas now pausing its reopening plan as the state sees a surge in cases and hospitalization. >> the deadly virus may have infected more americans than previously thought. >> this is something. 39,000 cases were reported in the us on thursday, biased single day count of the entire pandemic, the milestone

surpassing the previous record by more than 3000 cases, have some health experts 80 resurgence can be traced back to memorial day when many states began loosening lockdowns and reopening businesses, donald trump says we are seeing a spike because of increased testing. >> we have more cases because we do the greatest testing. if we didn't do testing we would have no cases, other countries don't pass millions. 30 million tests. when you do test you have cases but what they don't say is there are fewer deaths, way down and our mortality rate is among the best countries in the world. >> more than 2.4 million americans have tested positive for the coronavirus but the cdc once the outbreak may have infected more americans than previously thought. robert redfield saying, quote, this virus causes so much a somatic infection we probably recognize 10% of the outbreak, cases and hospitalizations surging in the south, texas has caused its reopening plan. governor greg abbott saying

lasting we want to do is go backwards and close down businesses. this temporary possible help our state corral the spread until we can safely enter the next phase of opening our state for business. all this as the white house coronavirus taskforces to hold a briefing today, the first one in nearly two months. jillian: thanks. rob: a police officer escape that the gunshots are fired at his unmarked police car, grand rapids michigan police say several people opened fire, amazingly none of the bulleted the officer. it is not clear if the gunman knew who they were shooting at. police have not made any arrests. >> three people are dead after being swept off rocks and into the ocean at our malibu beach, two men and a woman fishing on the highway went away of pushed them into the water. rescue crews could not revive them. their names of not been released. >> the of justices it will not

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jillian: hundreds of protesters campaign for a third straight night outside new york city hall. they are calling for $1 billion budget cut for the nypd, they want that money to be redirected to housing and healthcare, demonstrators say they aren't going anywhere until until at least july 1st one is the's budget proposal is due. rob: the los angeles teachers union approving the measure to illuminate the la school police department, the funding would be redirected to mental health programs and counseling for students if they got their way. it comes one day after the board of education rejected a proposal

cutting the police budget by 90%. >> by american and higher american, donald trump touting the newest naval ship being built in america's heartland, the administration awarding a $5.5 billion military contract to a wisconsin shipyard. >> the greatest missiles in the world, greatest rockets, the greatest of everything and the beautiful thing about it is it is all made in the usa, made by you and your counterparts. as long as i'm your president we will always live by two simple rules, by american and higher american. rob: thanks for coming on, we appreciate it, details of this deal, $5 billion military contract building big ships, 1000 new jobs, tell us the impact on that town. >> it is a strong manufacturing

community in wisconsin. more specifically we have the highest percentage of manufacturing jobs not only in wisconsin but in the nation per capita and this contract will allow us to continue that strong economic growth we have seen and to add another thousand jobs in marinette, even throughout the entire state, 5000 more jobs. a large footprint, large fingerprint on our entire state, 200 suppliers in the state of wisconsin so this contract is a big deal for my community but for us it was important for donald trump to be there, his policies have enabled some economic success for us that has been unmatched in recent history. shannon: what does it do when a lot of people have lost their jobs, a lot of people have been out of work, to have those thousand new jobs created in your economy locally to have

that 2 million-dollar -- what will that do for the folks of your area? >> we are middle-class community. the coronavirus, a lot of our manufacturing has been essential have continued. hasn't necessarily been the case for small businesses in our area. the coronavirus coupled with potential job losses if we didn't get this contract would have been devastating to my community so this is a very important contract for us as a community and we are excited about it. >> of biden trying to take the president's job, donald trump is in marinette to take credit for obama biden administration, fuel successes and paper over the fact that wisconsin has been bleeding blue collar manufacturing jobs over the past few weeks. donald trump doesn't appreciate or respect the struggle of generations of workers in wisconsin because he has never

lived that struggle. a response to that and tell us what he's talking about when he says the last few weeks the bleeding of middle-class jobs in wisconsin. >> to try to play misses a president obama contract, i've been involved in preparing my community for the potential of this contract, the state has been involved with investment and infrastructure in our community to make this contract happen. those things did not happen under the obama administration. they been happening under the trump administration and this decision was made in the last two months. definitely been a trump presidency decision. as far as the jobs bleeding we have seen this throughout the nation, decisions made in our case by governor evers shutdown the economy march 16th, our state was in one of the best financial situations, one of the best economic situations it has ever been.

my job as director of finance i know this very well but we flipped the switch, shut our economy off and because of that we have seen some small businesses specifically struggling. jillian: if joe biden is to take over in the white house come november how do you think that will change for you for this company in particular for your town? >> one good thing about the shipyard in marinette is it has been able to weather republican administrations, democratic administrations on both sides of the aisle, some of the records from democrats there me because oftentimes they are anti-military and that would be a concern of mine. the president took wisconsin seriously four years ago, he visited, listened, not only did he listen but and acted policy that bettered communities like mine, but the working-class

citizens of communities like mine and i think he will have good success in the election as well, joe biden follows the same track record of hillary clinton as far as campaigning he will not listen to the people i represent in northeast wisconsin. >> such an important state in this election, we appreciate it. 16 minutes after the hour, hard not to smile at this next story. >> military family reunion kicking off with a series of priceless photo bombs, the adorable surprise that is now going viral. ♪ it's pretty inspiring the way families

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all donald from blessed john bolton on claims in his new memoir. >> everyone thought he was crazy, let's fight russia, let's fight china, he is crazy. i walked into a room with that, they always gave me what he wanted. he has this maniac with him, didn't do a good job, he wasn't smart. rob: the president firing back after the former national security adviser called and dangerous to the country in his new book. jillian: never use a chokehold according to a memo obtained by the new york post, the department saying never use a choke hold on the subject of an arrest, never sit, kneel or stand on the subject's torso

hours after david was charged with strangulation, used a band chokehold during an arrest in new york city, the first officer to be charged after the anti-chokehold act. the rope, shaped like a news in bubba wallace's garage, used -- tide that way. require sensitivity training, wallace was not the victim of a hate crime, and >> the kentucky derby under strict guidelines. they are encouraged to wear masks as well with their big hats. the derby runs in may and was postponed because of this pandemic.

last weekend's belmont stakes, the first time the race was kicked off in triple crown series. >> and andean paper, the carpools up, now comes their dad. simon mckenzie. rob: squeezing his wife and 3 young kids in a special moment caught on camera. kristin mckenzie pulling off the perfect surprise, mackenzie hadn't seen his family since february. jillian: coronavirus cases in texas rising as the mandatory self quarantine comes under fire, doctor jennifer call says it may be back for business but is a smart public health policy. >> if you want to be stuck with

one party and ignored by the other, stay in a 2-party system but if you want to chart your own destiny, form your own party. rob: the founder of bet sending that to the black lives matter movement.

>> a look at top headlines, the trump administration urging the supreme court to overturn the affordable care act. and there is no tax penalty for the uninsured. >> police reform - the record-keeping of police use of force. the gop version in the senate.

police reform in a partisan -- >> the house is voting on making dc the 50 first state, the first vote of its kind in 32 years, the bill is expected to pass in the democratic house but not the republican senate, donald trump threatening to veto the bill, nancy pelosi says it would be a grave injustice. >> there will be retribution for protesters who deface our monuments. jillian: the dc mayor addresses the chaos in the nation's capital. >> donald trump standing firm that there will be consequences as he signed an executive order protecting the historical monuments. >> stopped it the other night, there will be retribution, these people are vandals, agitators, terrorists in a sense.

>> in an exclusive townhall, the president telling sean hannity what he plans to do with american cities like seattle if they don't take their streets back from demonstrators. >> they don't do something with seattle we will go in, they are taking over american cities. in all cases, they are democrat run. >> and there are 500 investigations underway. abraham lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation in the dc mayor after protesters tried to take down the andrew jackson with ropes on monday. >> this is what i think we need

to do with statues, a reasonable conversation and other references, not have a mob decide, certainly not destroy anything in the district or set anything on fire. >> the president planned a visit to mount rushmore as protesters plan a demonstration. one activist say the carving is a symbol of white supremacy. >> bill diblasio firing back after donald trump criticized his plan to place a black lives matter outside trump tower tweeting only equate the words black lives matter with violence, nypd lieutenant darren porcher said the mayor's priorities don't align with new yorkers. >> start with your own block,

put that mural in front of your home but let's focus on the primary concern, reduction of crime. we need to assemble the nypd. jillian: protesters are calling on the mayor to cut $1 billion from the nypd budget next year. rob: robert johnson calling for black lives matter to form a third political party because democrats take black voters for granted. >> an independent party formed by black lives matter should echo the founding principles of the original congressional black caucus in 1971. of black americans want to go they won't get there in the democrat party, it will be concerned we go where you want to be black americans we may lose. they will sacrifice that. >> johnson weighed in on biden's

black remark calling at the biggest turnover he has heard from a politician in a long time. jillian: the us travel association slamming tri-state area governors over their newly released covid-19 travel restriction saying they are not the direction we want to be heading. >> the governors of new york, new jersey and connecticut announcing travelers from state seeing big spikes in coronavirus cases, quarantine for two weeks. >> joining us to explain, thanks for being here. i don't know how they plan on keeping tabs on every one making sure they mandate this, tell us why. >> i am in favor of it. i don't think this is punitive, it is protective. the whole point is to protect the people of these states from

further cases and that is what we want to do all over the country, not necessarily putting in place travel bands but doing it where we think we may need to. i live in pennsylvania, invalid of you, i practice in new jersey, on the east coast we have gone through a lot. i understand not wanting to go back to that again. we do note social distancing, quarantine, wearing masks work, asking people not to travel, to be safe and careful about travel and quarantine, that is important. it is not punitive, it is protective. rob: the travel association says imposing travel restrictions is not the direction we want to be heading for jobs in the economy, medical expert say should be possible to gradually resume in phase is a class travelers embrace guidance and help in safety practices, business travelers are kicking up again, have to go to new york for business, you get there and locked in for two weeks, that is their concern.

>> reporter: understood but this is a decision every state has to make for themselves based on the region and what is happening in the rest of the country. what we are seeing is a resurgence in places we've not seen before. we are seeing record cases so this can't be taken out of context, we have to look at what is happening right now and i think that is wise. >> let's talk about what is going on in texas specifically because they are putting a pause on reopening as cases despite, let's listen to the governor. this is a statement, i will read it. the last thing we want to do is go backwards and close down businesses. this temporary pause will help the state until we can safely enter the next phase of opening our state for business. i saw some stories talking about in some portions of the state they are putting a positive elective surgeries and things like that.

i know it upsets a lot of people because it feels like we are going backward but we see a spike in cases, is this the right thing to do? >> of course it is the right thing to do, the spike in cases is telling us we are going backwards, or at least not moving forwards, we are having a resurgence in states, cases rising in states we haven't seen before. we know this is problematic, record high number of cases and hospitals reaching their capacity in texas, when hospitals reach capacity it means our ability to care for people becomes limited and potentially rations, this is a problem at the cdc director mentioned we could have ten times more cases than we know about. the step in the right direction is not happening with the cases. we need to pause what we are doing and allow us to have more freedom as time goes on. if we don't stop these cases and

minimize death and illness we could be in lockdown or have restrictions for a long time. this is protective. that is what people need to think about. this is not punitive. it is not punishment or blaming, this is protecting us from what could happen in the future. rob: my friend in texas said he went to a bar which was open, making big drinks, putting six straws in it and there you go, this is what happens so people have to make a decision. let's talk about the new symptoms the cdc has added. i don't know what isn't a symptom, congestion, runny nose, nausea, diarrhea, it spans anything now. >> when we first started having these conversations back in january before we had cases in this country the symptoms were fever, shortness of breath and cough and we thought it extended

to pneumonia. all of a sudden, gradually as we learn more we understand more about it, people can have loss of smell or loss of taste, muscle aches, headaches and now congestion, runny nose, nausea and diarrhea, the updated the list, that is not the full list, we know people can have other symptoms, even neurological symptoms etc. but what this is representing is our growing knowledge about this condition and understanding we've been saying from the beginning we haven't known anything, this is a new disease, we are acknowledging that we are learning more. the bigger take-home point for people at home is things that are concerning if you had contact with anybody with coronavirus or not you should talk with your doctor, the mask debate shouldn't be a debate. one thing i want to mention, it

is estimated 95% of the population wears masks by october 1st we could prevent 33,000 deaths. i need to mention that because we've got to wear masks, social distance and all that stuff is what we've got to be doing. rob: thank you so much. 38 after the hour. learning a trade can of units, landing a job with the federal government. jillian: the white house is working right now. ♪ ride it all night long ♪ ave 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. because the tempur-breeze° transfers heat away from your body. so you feel cool... night after night. during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, save $500 on all tempur-breeze mattresses.

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focuses on skills rather than college degrees. >> donald trump is expected to sign an executive order that will prioritize the skills and degrees. and and that made the recommendation with restricted diet as they higher, 2 million civilian workers, the group believes they will diverse fire and strengthened the workforce, and and that will be at the white house at 1:00 pm eastern time. they are going to attend today. >> nhl expansion team is partnering with amazon. >> jeff bezos announced this

company acquired naming rights for seattle stadium complex. and it is called climate. arena. it is the first net carbon arena, it will generate 0 waste with operations and events using rainwater to make the ice on the rink, playing in 2021. this is in lieu of the arena being called the amazon arena. >> this was in seattle. >> thanks. i will stick with the climate thing. >> big change coming to san francisco, the giants will have cardboard cutouts filling the

stands instead of fans. >> professional teams around the world, season-ticket holders will be allowed to submit photos to be used as cardboard cutouts. it is clever, interesting. >> so weird. look at how creepy that was, looking at that. whatever. very brave little girl caught on camera trying to help first responders put out a fire. >> the water hose to help the fire department put out the flames at an apartment in new york thanks to firefighters, helpful hero everyone was safely evacuated from the building, no one was hurt. a soccer team abandoning the national and some. the latest snub to the star-spangled banner, a slap in the face to the land of the free and the home of the brave, he joined us coming up.

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>> the national anthem the next casualty of cancel culture. rob: the tulsa athletic announced soccer team will replace the star-spangled banner with a song from an oklahoma native. ♪ this land is your land ♪ this land is my land ♪ from california ♪ to the new york island ♪ from the redwood forest ♪ jillian: joy jones joins us with his message. good to see you this morning. good to get your perspective as someone who fought so hard for this country, lost both your legs, what is your message? >> i love a good song with a lot of swaying in it so i don't hate that song by any means but something that has been around and adopted since 1931, this song, fighting the nazis,

normandy, people thought so that everyone in this country could have pride in that song and an entire generation of men were told to go to war, came home to people calling them baby killers and decided the song was worth chanting, the songs stood the test of time, raising a seat now they don't care about history, trying to tear down the emancipation proclamation monument because they don't like the perceived symbolism. this isn't about history, just someone feels today. a semi professional team in oklahoma doesn't want to listen to it that is fine. i'm sure their fan base is bigger than their friends and family. >> after carefully reviewing the

star-spangled banner's lyrics, that the song is.aligning with core values. dixie just means the south, talking about ripping down statues of abraham lincoln. this is going really really far. what do you think? >> to have a discussion over what monuments, 100%. and dalton, georgia confederate general joe johnson, war crime and most people agree on that. a lot of complexity to some of that in the same conclusion, with new ones. what we can go back and reevaluate, to tear down, by rebuilding yesterday, that is where we are because people want

to complain. that is where we are. jillian: here's a look at the headline from yahoo entertainment, why it might be time to replace the star-spangled banner with a new national anthem. is a time for the country to dispense with the star-spangled banner and adopt a new and some with a less troubling history and so more inclusive message? your thoughts before we go. >> we wouldn't be using google and gmail, leadership is where we need to work. this is more of the same, pandering to an audience. this is an amazing song that ends, let me remind you with land of the free and home of the brave, not any particular color or creed or social status. it inspired me and a lot of americans to fight for these freedoms and it needs to stay our national anthem.

rob: thank you for your time, we will be right back. . .

rob: welcome back eric church calling for the country music community talk more serious topics. lead the way. take a listen. >> take me on up to detroit city. jails are full, factories empty. mommas crying, young boys dying under that red, white, blue still flying.

>> carley shimkus sirius fm 115 here with reaction. good morning, carley. carley: good morning, jillian and rob. country music has a reputation of being about love and summertime and drinking. but eric church is out with a new song with a very different message. it talks about veterans issues and the crime rate in inner cities. very serious stuff. with everything going on in this country, should music reflect that? he has a lot of people talking this morning and reviews on the song are also come in. this twitter user says he is the best. another example with this song. sandy says people listen to music to escape. if i want current events, i will listen to the news. dana says love it so much. can't wait to see it live. it definitely is a very interesting song. i recommend everybody take a listen to it and decide for themselves. jillian: forgot about pickup trucks. often about pickup trucks. joe diffie. rob: sounds like a good song. absolutely. i was just telling myself

telling jillian the other day maybe amid the pandemic i'm jealous of some of my friends married with kids. i never felt that way in my life. carley: breaking news. i am actually very happy to end on this positive note. a new study finds that couples who quarantine together say they feel more committed than ever before. 59% of couples feel more close. they feel a better bond. usually you hear about the divorce rate going up but this study found something quite different. so, you know, we tend to focus on the negative side of things. but it looks like a lot of people fell in love over the past few months as well as being called turbo relationships. rob, maybe you can find one of those for yourself. maybe this weekend. jillian: do you want to hear rob say he might want to get married. rob: pure necessity.

being single right now is a suicide mission. it ain't easy. carley: you will be someone's prince charming some day. rob: let's not say things that we know is untrue. it's a rough few months. jillian: all right. we got to go. have a good day, everyone. ♪ >> stop it quickly. at some point not in the not too distant future i will do it. we are going to go in there they are taking over our american cities. in all cases it's democrats. they are democrat-run in all cases. and joe biden would have that be the whole country. good morning it is friday june 26th, 2020. we start with a fox news alert. president trump threatening to take action himself if city leaders in certain localities do not stop protesters from vaneldizing defacing monuments and attacking police officers nationwide in our nation's