enforcement as we know it. far left lawmakers and failing new policy to abolish ice and defund police. >> a new version to reimagine power structures. >> we must begin the work of dismantling the whole system of oppression wherever we find it. carley: progressives push to overhaul communities in the name of social justice. rob: walmart's new subscription service bringing some bargains this month. carley: "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning.

rob: thanks for starting your day with us. police and protesters clashing in washington overnight, eight people arrested as criminal justice reform take center stage in the nation's capital. carley: the left's new push to defund the police. >> reporter: protests not slowing down 6 weeks after protests began in the wake of george floyd's death, this was the senior black lies matter plaza in washington dc with protesters blocking roads and forcing motorists to turn around, eight were arrested with clashes with dc police, one person was charged with assault on a police officer. all of this occurring at a time when criminal justice reform remains focused for lawmakers on the left with two members of the squad, rashida tlaib and iona presley unveiling the brief act which calls for defunding the

police. >> the breathe active bold, transformative, we start to transition a new version, a new vision for public safety. it affirms black lives. >> reporter: it would include getting would've the drug enforcement agency and abolishing ice. one squad member, ilhan omar going as far as to say the next step is complete dismantling of the economy. >> as long as our economy and political system prioritize profits without considering who is profiting, who is being shut out we will perpetuate this inequality. we cannot stop at criminal justice reform. we must begin the work of dismantling the whole system of oppression wherever we find it. >> the plan calling for

diverting money to healthcare, education and housing, and disbanding ice, something acting ice director tom homan says is a bad idea. >> 89% of everybody ice arrests is a criminal, criminals won't be detained, won't be released into the public. >> reporter: the far left plan calls for providing reparations for african americans and people harmed by police in the criminal justice system. carley: atlanta police releasing new video of a person of interest in the killing of any-year-old girl. the man seen walking with a rifle in his hands and one of several people police want to question. victoria turner was shot and killed and her mother's suv. atlanta's mayor pushes back against the governor for bringing in the national guard.

>> calling in the national guard without asking if we needed the national guard. at no time was this mentioned that there was need for the national guard. >> there are 1000 national guard troops in atlanta to protect government buildings. donald trump is pushing for schools to reopen nationwide calling for leaders to put a plan in place by the fall. rob: several are suing for pandemic relief for schools. >> reporter: the white house is saying in up with distance learning, pushing local officials to bring their students back to classrooms by this fall. >> we don't want people to make political statements or do it for political reasons. it will be good for them politically so they keep schools close, no way, we are very much going to put pressure on governors and everybody else to open the schools to get them open, very important for our countries.

>> ultimately it is up to local officials. >> students who do their work - carley: we just lost rich but we will get him back in a little bit. talk about the plan to reopen the nation's schools report. acm. to honor a police officer killed in the line of duty, thousands of officers packing an arena in ohio. and officer was shot and killed during a welfare check on a reportedly intoxicated man in the parking lot of a home depot, only on the force for two years. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. rob: donald trump officially pulling the us from the world health organization sending a withdrawal notice to the un secretary-general and key congressional leaders as well saying the move was long overdue. >> the world health organization

let the world down. by not informing the united states and the wider world of this pandemic as it being in their have to be consequences. rob: the move goes into effect in july. >> reporter: ghislaine maxwell reportedly has a secret videotape of prince andrew. prince andrew's second cousin and former friend of maxwell telling the sun ghislaine maxwell recorded acquaintances including the prince, maxwell hired a former prosecutor who helped bring down drug kingpin el chapo, recruiting girls for epstein to abuse, she said to be arraigned on child sex trafficking charges in federal court on tuesday. rob: florida setting a new record with 7300 new coronavirus cases yesterday.

intensive care unit in 43 hospitals have reached capacity as the state grapples with a sharp rise in infections florida governor ron desantis is despite the state increase the state is showing improvement. >> we are seeing particularly places like miami, increased traffic and hospitals but i was down there today and they said they are seeing fewer hospitalizations from people in nursing homes which is a good sign because that is where the number one risk of mortality is. rob: people will be banned from dining inside restaurant in miami-dade county after opening at 60% capacity and may. carley: a patriotic community service will be held to honor charlie daniels was the event in tennessee will feature performances by trey seconds and other artists was a public

memorial will be held tomorrow before the funeral friday. rob: the country legend died from a stroke on monday. the president tweeting his condolences in part we will miss great country rocker charlie daniels, my condolences to his wife hazel and their family. charlie is in my thoughts and prayers. i love his music. carley: such a happy guy, sad to see them go. rob: lifetime democrat sounding the alarm warning we cannot be tricked again by joe biden in the left. jillian: vernon jones says democrats only care about black people during election years, he joins us live to explain. ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪

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atlanta mortar, >> >> cities, resembling a killing field. life was valuable. >> was the governor calling in the national guard. >> thank you for coming on. and why do you call in the national guard. >> they side coming as a former county director. you have to be proactive but there was never a plane in atlanta.

governor brian kemp was there adamant about getting involved when he saw the local was not taking necessary steps. i wanted him to step in. can you imagine if he had stepped in a week ago, a young baby girl would have been alive when you have individuals taking over a particular area, doing a card check and now police involved to address that and putting up barricades. they saw that happen in other cities. this was to shut it down. that was her. she should have been asking for some assistance. it was a local issue. when you make a political decision based on public safety that is dangerous. >> do you think that is what this is with the mayor of atlanta making a political decision to push back against

governor kemp's call to bring in the national guard? >> when you look at the circumstances this has been going on for several weeks. the police chief resigned although there is an acting police chief but mother's day speeches don't get it. these are criminals, their arms, their weapon ice was we have to take it to them and let them know we are not going to tolerate this. let how many lives have been lost as a result of this. enough is enough and we are not -- atlanta is not the place to have that type of activity. when you have a vacuum in local leadership you have to ask for resources. governor brian kemp won't allow the city to be burned and that is what donald trump has been saying. of these local levels if you look at seattle, minneapolis, they needed the national guard, they needed the president's help

but they made political decisions based on public safety and public health and we cannot do that. people get the message but when you are allowing people to lose and burn and take over parts of the city and go through neighborhoods protesting late at night, those aren't protests, protesters, those are criminals, it is pulling at my heart. i'm not sure black lives matter to black wise matter. where is the democratic party, why aren't they calling them out and telling them to stop this. rob: so many pictures of people who were killed, really devastating to see. you are a democrat in the state of georgia. that makes you interesting

because you're a trump supported coming out against the biden campaign, saying we cannot be tricked again. you have a new op-ed out. >> i'm not against joe biden. i'm for donald trump because donald trump is about results, prior to the pandemic, record number of low unemployment, a record low. african-americans benefited from it, small businesses, big businesses. our country stood for our country, made sure other countries could not take advantage of us. understand infrastructure, the economy. the criminal justice reform, reversed what joe biden did when he locked up masses of black men and women and separated them from their families, this president came back and gave a second chance to restore that. i happen to be of proud graduate of historical black college at north-central university, not

only did he restore funding but wrote is into law, no other president had ever done that, i am for him and every other african-american who realized this president had the economy humming and only this president can turn the situation around. he has been listening to scientists, working with public health officials, no other president had to deal with this but he has done a hell of a job while maintaining the balance to open his country back up, putting people back to work, opening businesses and moving us along. he deserves another four years. >> violence in inner cities, it has to end longer than a few weeks, the national guard will be in atlanta. thank you for speaking out. >> i wish everyone else did the same thing. todd: appreciate your time. 17 after the hour, the trump administration taking aim at the

chinese, tick-tock. >> we recommend people download the apps on their phones tonight, tomorrow or anytime currently? >> only if you want your private information in the hands of the chinese communist party. rob: is beijing up to something sinister? carley: gordon chang thinks all chinese apps should be banned, he joins us live. ♪ ♪

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rob: if you never heard of tick-tock chances are your kids have and the us is considering banning this popular apps over concerns it is selling personal information to the chinese government. >> we are looking at it.

we worked on this issue for a long time. >> we recommend people download their apps on their phones or anytime currently? >> leave you want your private information in the hands of the chinese communist party. rob: analyst and author of the coming collapse of china, gordon chang says it is time the us banned all chinese apps and joins me to talk about it. what do you make of tick-tock? >> two things. it is spying. it has been caught twice surveilling iphone users, once enabling the second time two weeks ago. also there are concerns and it looks like the justice department and federal trade commission are looking at tick-tock for not adhering to an agreement to delete information and videos of those under 13.

there is a bigger issue and that is reciprocity. china doesn't allow us apps but you allowed chinese apps in our country. we need to balance this off so if they are not going to allow hours they should not allow there's. rob: it is differently a possibility. what is the chinese government could learn from apps like tick-tock am mostly kids using it from what i know and what information are they able to extract from people using it? >> they are able to extract user data and china takes everything it possibly can because sometimes they find clues that are important and especially what devices they are using so it is important we do this. china take this information it surveilled and surreptitiously takes from us and feeds into its artificial intelligence systems and the more data ai has the better it is. for china there are a number of considerations we normally don't

think of. rob: you would not think it is as big a threat as huawei, or is it part of the collection? >> it is part of the collection in china uses huawei technologies have the telecom equipment manufacturer, cte another one, chinese apps, you name it, they use all of that to surveilled others especially americans. rob: tick-tock is led by an american ceo, no higher priority than promoting a safe and secure experience for our users, never provided user data to the chinese government, nor would we do so if asked. this guy, kevin mayor, is he a puppet? is that what the us is alleging? >> what he is saying isn't true because tick-tock us is owned by a chinese company. under the china national intelligence law they have to

spy on the us if demanded and that is part of china's communist top-down system. tick-tock will spy on americans and has spied on americans, taking all the data off their phone. rob: so you say if possible avoid all chinese applications, the us government should not allow them to be used the same way china does us. >> absolutely. absolutely. thank you for your time, appreciate it. carley: the us filing for next from the world health organization. >> we need a leader who cares more about global health than appeasing the chinese communist party. >> we are live with when the withdrawal will become official in the pushback from critics. donald trump determined to have schools ready to reopen this fall. a georgia mom and tea party leader working to reduce the

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carley: donald trump putting the us from the world health organization. the administration sending a strong notice to the un, secretary-general and key congressional leaders. todd: why the president is making this move. >> reporter: donald from repeatedly criticized the world health organization for what he calls a close relationship with china. the united states has formally withdrawn from the group, a un spokesperson confirming overnight the us notified the governing body on monday of its intention to withdraw from the who on july 6th, 2021. in the current agreement the us is required to provide a one year notice, the trump administration will be required to pay $200 million in unpaired

membership dues. in may donald trump accused the who of misleading the world of the organization -- origins and timeline of the coronavirus outbreak. the decision is receiving strong pushback from political opponents including joe biden who tweeted americans are safer when america is engaged in strengthening global health was my first day as president i will rejoin the who and restore our leadership on the world stage. despite the pushback mike pence told fox's bret baer the who must be punished. >> the world health organization let the world down. by not informing the united states and the wider world of this pandemic as it began their have to be consequences for this. >> reporter: development do come

as the who announced yesterday after growing pressure to do so that there is evidence coronavirus could be transmitted through airborne transmission. this is a major deal and critics of the president are likely to say pulling out of the who will reduce the organization's capability, the state department pushing back saying that trump administration has committed $10 billion to the global fight against covid-19. carley: we will see how this plays out. rob: a desperate search for a 2-year-old girl who could be in grave danger. texas issue an amber alert for her, last seen near the louisiana border. police believe she is with this man, venus whitaker, last seen driving a blue 2014 jeep compass, it is not clear at this point how they are related. listen to the story. a 15-year-old boy survived alone in the sierra wilderness for 30

hours. hiding from a gunman who had just killed his father. he was off-roading with his son at tahoe national forest when a gunman opened fire killing him and wounding two others friday. his son jack, seen here, ran for his life. authorities searched the area for hours until they found jack. the suspect was arrested. police say this shooting appears to be a random act of violence. carley: donald trump putting pressure on state leaders, wanting to see students back in the classroom by this fall. >> we want to reopen schools. everybody wants it, moms what it, kids want it. time to do it. >> mister president, you were right and i hope you will trust your instincts. america is not meant to be shutdown.

jillian: a mom joins us to see what she wants to see before sending kids back to school, tea party patriots citizens fund, good morning. >> good morning. >> you attended the president's discussion yesterday. tell us what you learned about how schools will try to reopen safely. >> it was a great discussion. three big things, four things i learned, one, the president is completely committed to reopening schools. i totally appreciate that, the vice president did not want this to be a reason the school does not reopen and the cdc director, robert redfield, said the cdc never recommended that all schools close, the fourth thing is the cdc guidance for reopening schools is guidance and should not be used to

prevent a school from reopening. those are very encouraging things. it is safe to reopen schools. carley: 39 states have plans to reopen so it seems there is a big push to get kids back in the classroom come august and september. people who are concerned about kids going back to class say it may not affect the children but they could get the virus and spread it to grandparents or older people or put teachers at risk. what do you say to those concerns? >> i can understand why people would be concerned about that. the media makes it seem there would be problems. 22 european countries have gone back to school, they have not seen a significant increase in the spread of coronavirus from children to parents, adults or staff so what we know about the virus shows we don't have to worry about spread going from children to adults. adults spread it to children but

children don't spread it to adults. carley: we know in france they tried to reopen schools and some had to close down because of the spread. you are right that a lot of doctors do feel the push to go back to school, the need to go back to school is more important than the drawback of possibly spreading this virus. the first lady really highlighted the mental health element of this. >> the thing is it is safe to go back to school. there may be an outbreak where some students wind up having to before and teens. we work through those issues but the thing is more children are harmed by not being in school and being in school, the american academy for pediatrics urges policy created to put

children back in the classroom. not being in the classroom led to socialized isolation which led to depression and suicide ideation, not every single family can afford to have one computer for every person in the house much less to have wi-fi for them to be on video at the same time so not all children are getting a good education right now by not being in school. jillian: they would love to see the kids go back to school. thank you so much, we appreciate it. rob: janice dean tracking something off the carolina coast, hope it doesn't turn into much. >> janice: i like that you pay attention to my forecast. we talk about the heat, heat advisories posted for the

midwest, very sultry warm temperatures for much of the country with the exception of the northwest where we have a colder air mass but look at the heat indices into the 90s in the 100 degree range for the midwest, the plane states through the great lakes, this is what rob was talking about, an area of low pressure that will move off the coast and could develop into our next named system that would be say. regardless if it gets a name or not, results will be the same, heavy rainfall, gusty winds along the coast from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. one of the computer models we are watching, future radar, we think it will be a week storm, if it gets a name or not it will be a rough thursday, friday into the weekend for these areas, we will track potential for faith over the next couple days. here's your forecast, very summertime like across much of

the country and in the northwest dealing with temperatures in the 70s, the frontal boundary draped over the southeast will bring up pop up showers and thunderstorms in the cold front in the midwest will also bring potential for stormy weather as well. rob and carly, glad you paid attention to the forecast, makes me feel so good. rob: you would be the only teacher i paid attention to. i was a terrible student. i would have followed it. >> janice: much love to you as always. rob: 38 after the hour, a top us general and convinced that russian bounties led to any us deaths in afghanistan. big revelation as the white house narrows in on who leaked the story. >> walmart taking on amazon prime, the big-box retailer expected to launch its own subscription service.

rob: the top us intelligence division the middle east weighing in on claims the taliban militant bounties to kill us troops in afghanistan. jillian: how the trump administration is narrowing in on the person responsible for the leak. >> reporter: general kenneth mckenzie does not believe any bounties led to american deaths in afghanistan. he weighed in on the new york times report saying, quote, i found it very worrisome, i didn't find -- this was weeks after weeks of democrats demanding investigation. >> dereliction of duty, we've got to get to the bottom of this. >> we need to hear from heads of the intelligence agencies how they assess be allegations that were made public.

rob: some claim reports of russian bounties were included in a presidential briefing in february. the white house has denied that. >> the intelligence people, many didn't believe it happened at all. i think it is a hoax. rob: that intel has not been verified, some republicans are joining calls for a firm response to russia, senator ben sasse say i'm interested in hearing the administration speak about plans that are not just hypothetical sanctions sometime out in the future. to track down who leaked this intelligence, politico reporting they narrowed down the list. jillian: appreciate it. rob: six movie theater chain

suing phil murphy over kim jong un foreclosures, they include amc, regal, argue there theaters should be allowed to open due to first amendment rights and calling the decision to keep theaters closed but allowed churches to reopen a, quote, disparate treatment of entities with similar risks was the governor delaying parts of the state due to coronavirus cases. jillian: amazon will face prime competition, walmart is set to launch its new subscription service later this month. it will be called walmart watch and it will cost $98 a year and reportedly include same-day delivery, discounts on gas and product deals, they hope membership service will become an alternative to amazon prime. capitalism, my friends, competition. rob: wally world jumping in. the rapper is taking off his red maga had an talking about running for president.

nobody is taking him seriously, donald trump also weighs in on this. jillian: steve doocy coming up on "fox and friends". >> he selected his vice presidential person, obscure preacher in the big sky country. he said he had covid-19 in february. he has never voted and if elected he will run on the birthday party. jillian: a good idea. >> we are talking about that on "fox and friends". but first up, what is coming up on "fox and friends," the economic council director larry could low will join us from the white house with how the economy is doing and with rising violence in new york city calls for leaders to step up grow louder so why aren't we hearing more from joe biden, reaction from chicago native jonathan

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>> donald trump tells kanye west it is too late to enter the race saying, quote, if he did he would have to view this as a trial run for what will happen in four years. rob: overnight and veiled his presidential platform for the first time since tweeting his candidacy and says this run is for real. joining us is director for bernie sanders's 2016 campaign, thanks for coming on. what do you have to say? >> kanye west is an entertainer and i don't doubt his passion to be involved in politics but obviously too late to make an impact in the 2020 campaign. this is a sideshow distraction. the number one trending is deborah missing says black folks will vote for him because he is black, they made this even more

messy by further insulting black voters by saying just because he is black, and this is a complete distraction, there will be no impact made in the polls. whether folks like it or not. >> he says he is serious, running on the birthday party and now he is anti-trump and unveils political platform, anti-vaccine, pro-life, america first foreign-policy, reinstating school prayer and so on and so on. i will take a stand at that. how do you feel about his platform? >> he has been making his position clear the last few years and what does it really mean? doesn't translate, he can't get on all the state's ballots.

being able to vote for you, number one but they want to run, push platform, fine but as far as folk spending all night debating this on twitter and in social media if it will have an impact, doing more harm than good, folks are not taking this seriously. rob: he talks about the presumption black voters will vote for joe biden as a form of racism, white supremacy and you have joe biden, you are not black. kanye west makes a good point. >> i'm always advocating black people don't think alike. black folks, joe biden made, not black.

african-americans do vote for the democrat party. i've always been an advocate of black people being independent voters as well. and to the paul, black people looking for a clear agenda. nothing to do with race or symbolism. it is pushed aside because of covid-19, all the things we are getting on criminal justice reform, getting off the topic. it is not soon enough for me. jillian: let's talk about canceled culture, that twitter users can destroy someone's life if they say something they don't like. 100 authors and scholars have written a letter calling to cancel cancel culture, one is harry potter author jk rowling who got in trouble for saying

things about the transgender community. how do you feel about canceled culture and cost to end it by influential folks you see on your screen? >> now that it has backfired on folks, it is fine until you get canceled yourself. i have been a part of folks canceling your thinking they can cancel me and i have never been a fan of cancel culture, it is a protocol things out of you disagree and be accountable for the words you say but i've never been a fan of anonymous folks on twitter who don't even have the courage to speak up to their hr supervisor to have so much power in the world of twitter using a fake name and fake profile but they have enough courage to say what they disagree, i never believed it should have the power that it holds but certainly i am sure i will get plenty of feedback on all my comments i have made today but i have never been a fan of it and it has gone too far. rob: you make some great points,

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rob: hundreds of berkeley students planning a course to shield international students from deportation after ice announced a foreign policy for foreign students with visas requiring them to take in person classes or risk being deported amid this pandemic. berkeley, like many others, moved most of their fall classes online. carley: cleveland indians season

opener expected to be met with protest. activist group demonstration change the name outlines of cleveland's progressive field on july 24th as the team takes on the kansas city royals. the indians said last week it's review ago potential rebrand. rob: disney world still on track to partially reopen on saturday despite rising covid-19 cases in florida. orlando theme park has put safety measures to tests with dry runs with workers acting as guests. disney magic kingdom and animal kingdom. epcot and disney hollywood will open next wednesday. >> challenge for als research. handel bars for hope. people grow. fighting als for seven years got the idea after he was asked to shave his head. he has already raised nearly $26,000. his original challenge raised more than $200 million and went

worldwide. that's a cool challenge. that's a cool name. how about that? rob: handle bar mustache, got bring it back. i think it's about time. carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ lovely day ♪ lovely day ♪ lovely day ♪ lovely day brian bine we hope so. we don't know if it's a lovely day. still kind of dark in manhattan. welcome to the latest edition, unless you know something i don't, of "fox & friends" for the next three hours. we will bring you the latest news. i don't know if you heard but we have a lot of news. steve: we have a really big room. great we are all together after months apart. ainsley: socially distancing still. brian: i have a bull horn. >> we have a lot it talk about so the big topic yesterday i guess in washington is schools. should our schools reopen?