>> it is thursday july 20 third and we begin with a fox news alert. overnight in portland protesters blueing their liberal mayor while oregon asks for restraining order against the fence. >> white house cracks down sitting federal agents across the country to stop violence in universities including in chicago which the president is calling a disaster. live in washington as tensions reach a boiling point. >> they say he is so selfish he went to get the vaccine first. do i take it first or last two i lose on that one. if i don't take it, he doesn't believe in the program.

>> donald trump talks coronavirus vaccine in an exclusive interview. rob: the economic systems we still face. jillian: a special honor for one of our nation's heroes. todd: the korean war vet has a new accolade, graduate. "fox and friends first" on a busy thursday morning starts right now. ♪ ♪ fresh eyes ♪ fresh eyes ♪ todd: speaking of a stranger.

jillian: fresh eyes describes you because you are in the studio for the first time in four months, i can see you from a distance. todd: for fans of the two second delay i am sorry, it feels great to be back with all of you. you are watching fox entrance first on thursday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us, a lot of news to get to. breaking overnight portland mayor ted wheeler tear gassed at a protest as the city faces its 50 sixth straight night of unrest. todd: donald trump announces the deployment of more federal agents to several us cities as the violence surges across our country. griff jenkins live in washington as democrat mayors leaders speak out over efforts to combat the violence. >> 56 straight nights, nearly two month of unrest every night in portland and this time a new face in the crowd, mayor

wheeler, getting caught in the chaos. he started in the night trying to rally demonstrators to oppose the president's deployment of federal offices to protect the federal courthouse under siege there. then things escalated. mayor wheeler got teargas trying to stand with the protesters, he called what the president has done in constitutional, and occupation of the city. earlier in the day the president was at the white house holding a press conference to announce the expansion of this program. operation legend is named after a 4-year-old boy who was shot and killed while he slept on june 20 ninth in kansas city,

missouri. it is at the request of missouri state leaders, donald trump says he will take you to places like chicago, new york and albuquerque, new mexico where violence is spiraling out of control. >> the effort to shut down policing in their own communities has led to a shocking explosion the shootings, killings, murders, crimes, violence, this. should must end, this budget will end. >> local leaders not on board, chicago mayor lori lightfoot is one of the most outspoken critics blasting the president's efforts. >> that's not democracy we saw unfolding on the streets of portland as a result of this federal action. that is what we call tear any and dictatorship and we are not having it in chicago. >> reporter: mayor tim keller says operation legend is not real crime fighting but politics standing in the way of constitutional police work. it makes us less safe. the president was joined by

william barr and chad wolf to explain the difference, objectives in portland versus crime spike in places like chicago, more details in the numbers where he will send them but it was clear that while in portland they are trying to protect the courthouse, that is legally protected under 40 us code 1315, what they want to do in places like chicago and new york city and albuquerque is assist the local law enforcement with resources to try to get this under control because it is out of control right now but we can expect court challenges as well. todd: what do local leaders think of the move. raymond lopez is calling out the mayor of the city saying security should never be a partisan issue. shannon: he joins us from chicago with his message.

thank you for being here. what is your message to the mayor? >> my message is clear that residents should not be a partisan issue, should not be a twitter campaign to take shots at the president who you may or may not agree with, there are things i don't agree with that this president does but i'm not willing to put that partisanship above the safety and security of the residents of the city of chicago. >> 51% rise in murders, 47% rise in shootings year-over-year, 2019-2020. if we had a democrat president would cities like chicago be as opposed to federal intervention or if we had a president that wasn't donald trump? >> i think a lot of this stems from the fact that it is donald trump because chicago had no problem accepting $1 billion in federal assistance to fight

covid-19 but now that we are trying to fight the anarchists trying to subvert our city all of a sudden we have a problem with it. my community on the southwest side of chicago always worked well with law enforcement and federal partners to try to break up the things, we had great success until recently and we focus on the fact that government and all its agencies at all it's level should be working to protect the residents that govern. >> i don't know if you were watching the operation legend event, tugging at my heartstrings, when we heard the mother of a 4-year-old killed in kansas city. >> my one and only child who fought through open-heart surgery or four months is gone due to senseless gun violence, children are supposed to be our

future and our 4-year-old son did not make it. >> another family should not have to say those words ever again in this country, should not have to deal with that. do you think with what is going on with operation legend, getting that assistance, some argue is needed and some argue it isn't are we on the right step moving forward? >> anything that protect the lives of our children is a step in the right direction and the city of chicago, a dozen killed this year alone, less than a mile from where i'm sitting, one-year-old -- that is an unacceptable headline for any city, least of all the most american of american cities, chicago. >> unbelievable what is going on and you see the mayor in portland the really getting tear gassed, unbelievable, the kids are the ones that are suffering, we certainly hope something changes. we appreciate your time this morning, thank you.

shannon: donald trump will take the coronavirus vaccine when it comes out as he defends the white house response to the pandemic. >> the task force warns states of the challenges ahead. good morning. >> the president wouldn't mind trying it first, this is hours after announcing a massive deal that will deliver 100 million doses of vaccine to the us, the president says he is supposed to getting the vaccine himself in an exclusive interview he said he won't when either way. >> if i'm the first one they will say he is so selfish he wanted to get the vaccine first and other people would say that is a brave thing to do. if they wanted me to and thought it was right i would take it first or i would take it last. >> the president praised his task force and the handling of the pandemic, specifically doctor birx with what challenges are still to come especially in states like california where

cases are soaring. california more than 421,000, new york sits at 409,000. >> this is a different epidemic that we had in march and april and it will require additional tests. we know how important it is for everybody to know immediately whether they are positive or not so they can be isolated and prevent further transmission. >> in washington gop senators are set to release their appropriations plan today, the plan would give federal agencies and departments a dollar amount for ppe, testing in schools, $105 billion in covid-198 and $16 billion for testing. as of wednesday the global number of cases surpassed 15 million.

todd: some protesters causing destruction across the country, so who should pay for the cleanup. congressman ted bud says not you, the taxpayer, he joined us next. daymacforce unveils its official logo and motto, reaction from star trek fans taking over social media. we are coming right back.

>> 53 nights in a row we had anarchists endangering the lives of my law enforcement officers, we are not taking it any longer. i beg and plead with local law enforcement to partner with us in that leadership. >> we went following the solid, fiery riots raging in portland after donald trump announced his administration would send a surge of federal agents to other us cities to stop the violence.

shannon: congressman ted. joins us with his reaction. thank you for being here, we appreciate it. it is important to see more of this video, people don't understand what is going on, this is video from overnight, the 50 sixth straight night of unrest in portland, mayor ted wheeler was tear gassed at a protest, you look at this video, you hear what is going on, see it every day, what is your response to this this morning. >> this is absolute and i can't we can't have this in this country. we see the problems here, what it is doing to those in the city of portland, seattle has a $300 million shortfall as a result of this, this is crazy but it's more than just the money. this is not the law and order citizens expect in this country and if portland and the city council and the mayor can't do this then they need federal backup and that is what the president is going to do. >> let's take a look at operation legend, named after that beautiful little boy who

was gunned down, talking about how the little boy recovered and then was killed. a horrible tragedy over 70 cities including kansas city, we have that on the screen, 100 federal agents being since there, chicago 200 federal agents, albuquerque 35, portland, 100 plus. i've heard a lot of pundits say the president is taking a political risk by intervening in various areas because he's making get his problem now. do you agree with that? >> this is happening in a few cities, once he doing this is too much. the president is right on this. we need more cops, more police grants, we need to get behind law enforcement because folks back home, folks in north carolina are worried this will come to their town, is this going to come to their city so we need to intervene now, the president is right on this, we're never going to defend our police, we will stand behind

them, support them, give them the support they need. >> delay about the letter to the white house budget office that you and 18 other republicans draft and you say federal taxpayers should not foot the bill for protest cleanup. >> exactly right. there is $88 billion that goes to our most populous cities in our country, federal taxpayer dollars like my small town in north carolina where i am from, we are paying for the biggest cities in the us and if they are not going to support law enforcement and going to allow it to be destroyed like we've seen in seattle and i mentioned $300 million shortfall earlier like we are going to see in portland as a result of this chaos i don't believe taxpayers across the us should have to pay for it. it is a complete waste of money and the president is right to go in and stop this and if they can't manage their own city then we will help them do it. shannon: with these mayors and

governors be acting differently if they knew they would have no chance of being bailed out by the feds? >> i think they would. it's going to depends, there doesn't -- doesn't seem to have a lot of logic, these mayors are defying logic. we saw in portland they wanted to go in and talk to the crowd and that didn't work too well. it is mob rule, we can't let this spread. obviously they need federal help or they just need different leadership. >> it is unbelievable, they want the fed help when it comes to money after the fact but before the fact they don't want the help. we appreciate your insight this morning. >> 18 after the hour, a pickup truck barrels into diners at an outdoor restaurant. amazingly no one was seriously hurt but the whole thing caught on camera. >> as cancel culture gone too far, a new poll shows half of americans think so. joe says he wants to meet the people who don't think it is out of control, he joins us next. 49... 50!

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shannon: welcome back. donald trump called cancel culture and american and nearly half of americans agree. 46% of voters believe cancel culture has gone too far. good to see you this morning. i don't know about you but i've had conversations with a lot of friends out there as of late especially cancel culture at a peak right now. part of the problem is if you make a mistake you are supposed to learn from it and go forward and be better, not just be fired

from your job or whatever the case may be and have nothing left, what do you say? >> i have a 6, and number-year-old and teach every day, you will make mistakes every day of your life. even daddy at the thick age of 39 -- perhaps i'm a bit older -- makes mistakes every day but people that are best in this world are the ones that learn from it and get better. great point on your part. we need to cancel cancel culture. i can't believe 46% of people think it has gone too far. i would like to meet the other people who think it is about right. i saw another pole at 662% of voters say today's political climate prevention saying what they believe. i have a feeling people responded to this paul were afraid to say cancel culture has gone too far because they're afraid of what may happen. think about what we have seen the last couple weeks. of sacramento sportscaster. all he wrote on twitter in response to a fan who says what do you think of black lives matter in the nba, he said i think i'll lives matter, he got

fired, there was a teacher in michigan who said donald trump is our president, that's all he's on twitter, he was a popular teacher, fired now, doesn't have a job in the middle of the pandemic. eskimo pies are gone. >> the teacher you referenced, that michigan teacher says i'm done being silenced, donald trump is our president, he is tired of hearing responses back from it, he says he was fired for tweeting support for the president in schools reopening. he says he was given the option to resign or be fired. he will be on "fox and friends" later this morning. look at this other poll, the impact of cancel culture on society, 49% of people say it has had a negative impact, 27% say a positive impact, what positivity can you take from

this? making us more aware? >> perhaps. i don't know. if you agree the first amendment is under siege and should be and people should be silenced -- i don't see how it has much positive affect when you simply can't express something you may believe. something extreme or hateful you should be called out on it, you should be shamed depending on what you said but to cancel all these things now and i go to a media point on this, new york times runs an op-ed by tom cotton, republican senator saying the military should be used when you have violent protests in the police are overwhelmed, polls showed a majority of americans agree with that. the editor who ran that opera got fired, you can't even express an opinion the majority of americans agree with because the mob of the new york times it was a bad thing. i say do what the goya ceo did,

he said nice things about donald trump as he said nice things about president obama and people wanted goya to be boycotted, a company that employs 4000 people. he stood by his words because he knew how benign and pointless the whole boycott movement was. don't back down when the mob comes to you is what i'm trying to say, got to run to the telethon. got one of those things now. . they filmed me from the chest up and it looks okay but down there it looks like the stanley cup, keeps getting bigger. shannon: before you run to the telethon, the most upsetting part of this is for these people who are victims of cancel culture, their lives are changed forever and people might not have jobs again in a profession they worked their entire lives for. >> imagine that especially the michigan teacher. he was popular. all he said was a factual statement, donald trump is our president and he isn't working, can't support his family. hope he does a good job on "fox

and friends" later, everyone should watch that and hopefully a private school says this is ridiculous, we will hire that guy, he make society better, not worse. shannon: now you can get your telethon. thank you for joining us. >> 26 after the hour, chicago's mayor linking the surge in violence to a lack of gun-control. >> too many damn guns on our streets, this president refuses to even have a conversation about common sense gun reform. >> will that solve a problem? the spokesperson for gun owners of america says chicago is dangerous because of its gun laws. she explains next.

>> we are back, tensions rising between the us and china as the fbi accuses the country of harboring a fugitive, a biology research are charged with lying about her links to the chinese

military. mike pompeo ordering china's consulate in houston to close tomorrow. >> workers reportedly burned secret documents at the consulate earlier this week, ted cruz agrees with the move. >> the state department said they have critical evidence of theft of espionage being carried out out of that consulate. today i urge the senate foreign relations committee to make their evidence public. >> gordon chain joins us to weigh in. meantime donald trump blasting chicago's leadership with an unprecedented surge in crime. >> rampage of violence shock the conscience of our nation and we will not stand by and watch it happen, can't do that. no mother should have to cradle her dead child in her arms

simply because politicians refuse to do what is necessary to secure their neighborhood and security or city. rob: a 3-year-old girl shot in the head is in serious condition. police releasing surveillance video of a separate shooting at a chicago funeral where 15 people were hurt. they are looking for 3 suspect in that case. >> donald trump announcing the deployment of more federal agents to chicago along with kansas city, missouri as part of operation legends. >> chicago mayor lori lightfoot does not want to send in the troops adding the way to stop the senseless murders in her city is for republicans to work on gun-control. >> why are we engaged in such violence? because there are too many damn guns on the streets. why is that so? the republican leadership for too long, including this president, refuses to even have

a conversation about common sense gun reform. >> joining me with a reaction is a spokesperson for gun owners of america and center fellow antonia cristobal. with a gun reform your life it is pushing for the end to the surge in chicago violence? >> absolutely not. it hasn't worked for the decades -- one of the most restrictive gun-control in the country than and baltimore as well. this common sense gun control she wants republicans to enact wouldn't work because we have already seen it not work time and time again but also, she's the mayor of chicago, there are landmark cases where african-americans - whether it is mcdonald's in 2010 or chicago after that, those people are

trying to get there right to protect themselves, they are good law-abiding citizens but they have all the gang violence in reforms and policies that go against the person who is law-abiding and hurting, not empowering those like they were to do so. >> it is important to continuously go back to the numbers year on year, 2019-2020, look at this, surge in chicago murders up 51% from last year, shootings up 47%. with that in mind it seems some chicagoans want something to happen and they want it to happen soon. listen to what they want. >> i give it a thumbs up because of the violence day in and day out. all this violence, we are in a war zone. >> just review, the question they were asked is do you want the feds to come in.

wouldn't the feds be better suited to take the guns away from the criminals as opposed to creating more gun reform laws because in my experience criminals with guns aren't going to see a law on the books and say we need to turn in our weapons because there is a law and we criminals love to follow the law. >> that's the nature of a criminal, they are not going to follow the law. the fact of the matter is a few years ago i was on the anti-gun side until i realized there is an insanity cycle where they think the anti-can democrats believe that if they can continue to compound and compound more gun control law that something is going to change and it has not changed. if anything is going to change in chicago they must start up allowing law-abiding citizens to protect themselves and they are not able to do so because of the

restrictive gun-control and gun sales but keep especially low income people from getting their firearms. people who have the assault weapons, people, they've done is much as they can to keep people, law-abiding citizens from protecting themselves and it has to end. >> appreciate your insight. a sad situation we are seeing in chicago, appreciate your time this morning. over to you. >> army officials released the name of another foreign soldier found dead. investigation is underway into what happened to 26-year-old private was found unresponsive near a lake about 20 miles from the base. investigators a vanessa can was murdered by fellow soldier. at least four fortin soldiers have died this year. the fbi says it has proof the

man accused of killing a new jersey federal judge's son is linked to another attorney's murder. he was killed in california two weeks ago by a man dressed as a delivery driver, the feds say they have evidence -- the two men were rivals, her son and husband was injured and he killed himself in upstate new york. >> a pickup truck crashing into people outside a restaurant in brooklyn, new york, two of them are hurt, surveillance video showing the truck ramming right into seating barriers, throwing diners, tables and chairs to the ground was the driver did stay on the scene and was given a summons. nypd system and was not intoxicated the crash does appear to be an accident. jillian: benjamin and yahoo did not pass the budget after days of protest against corruption and coronavirus response.

todd: he tries to appoint a new coronavirus czar. >> good morning. israel does appear to be headed to elections in november, this will be the country's fourth round in 18 months. according to the local newspaper benjamin netanyahu intends not to pass a budget this year. undercurrent coalition agreement that would send voters to the polls yet again but this time the likud party may have a better shot at victory. it is unclear how the current state of affairs will affect netanyahu's political chances. despite political chaos that has erupted amid his handling of the coronavirus outbreak netanyahu's parties leading in the polls after the prime minister promised his former opponent a role as prime minister, effectively dismantling the opposition party. after netanyahu turned the country's focus toward annexation and away from his

corruption trial the coronavirus erupted into a far worse second wave. netanyahu appointed a coronavirus are to pull the country back from the edge of this disaster that has seen 2000 new cases in the past 24 hours, this czar is the ceo of one of his relapse largest hospitals. his relapse president called on the entire government to, quote, get their act together. there is concern that the situation is already too far out of control in order to get things back to normal level and get people back to work in their normal lives. >> a lot of tough news. a korean war veteran did something he never dreamed of nearly 70 years ago. he graduated high school. ted sanders of michigan dropped out to join the air force when he was 18, that was back in 1952. he is now 87 years old. >> sanders got his diploma, he will walk across the stage with

his great great niece next month, congratulations and thank you for your service. 39 after the hour, barack obama and joe biden together again blasting the president. >> imagine standing up as president and saying it's not my responsibility, i take no responsibility. >> those words did not come out of our mouths. todd: lack voices for trump says the duo has no room to talk. he is up live next. guys, are you tired

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>> welcome back, the biden campaign will release the socially distant conversation between former vice president and barack obama. >> the pair will unite to discuss the future of the country but also something else. >> imagine standing up when you're a president saying it's not my responsibility, i take no responsibility?

literally. >> those words didn't come out of our mouths when we were in office. >> joining us to react is co-chair of women for trump dean borelli, thank you for being here. what is your reaction to the clip we just played of the two talking? >> like an old band getting back together. don't forget former president obama got behind joe biden kind of late in the game but it is so ironic. first of all obama was the one who said you can keep your plan, your doctor, your rates will go down, that was a big lie, they both despise fossil fuels, that is a war against hard-working americans, we are talking jobs, reliable energy people can afford, hard-working americans and they also depleted the supply of emergency medical

equip and with the swine flu. the list goes on and on, it is so ironic all they want to do is criticize donald trump where they are the ones who have a long list of issues and problems from the former under their watch, the obama administration. todd: it is the same argument the president makes, i wasn't given a great situation when i came into office, former president obama, former vice president biden said we never complained like that. when we were dealt the hand we were dealt but listen to this. >> this issue keeps on coming up as if this was my decision. under the previous administration we turned over the country to a sovereign, democratically elected iraqi government. todd: referring to the fall of iraq. what your take on that? >> former president obama did

not take responsibility for anything. it is very telling for them to just come out and complain about everything with donald trump and americans are seeing through this. americans live through eight years with obama and joe biden with high taxes and regulations, high unemployment. we are seeing a different dynamic with donald trump. we had record low unemployment prior to this pandemic, more jobs than people to fill in, people seeing wage increases in their paychecks, more disposable income. this was not the case under the obama biden administration and if joe biden gets elected we will see even worse in terms of the economy, with jobs and what

we would see in terms of fossil fuels which joe biden despises, no call, no fracking, no natural gas, no oil. what does he think people are supposed to do to get to work and run their households and heating their homes? it is a fantasy land. >> before we go we want your opinion on fundraising, the trump campaign said they raised $20 million from 300,000 donors at the first virtual fundraiser hosted by the president which a great numbers there but if this is coming off of june where joe biden's campaign outraised donald trump, $130 million so what else do you think the president needs to do and time is winding down, near 100 days until the election. >> what happened with this campaign is very exciting with the fundraiser, virtual fundraising event. people were able to see the president, he was answering questions and the money will continue to come into back this president because the dynamics between a socialist run country with joe biden versus donald trump which is a free economic

society there is a stark dynamic between the two. if you want bigger government or less government. more freedom is what americans want. shannon: appreciate you getting up with us and the viewers. >> we will be right back, stay with us. up-and-go. find pants that aren't sweats. find your friends. find your sense of wander. find the world is new, again. at chevy we'd like to take you there. now during the chevy open road sales event, get up to 15% of msrp cash back on select 2020 models. that's over fifty-seven hundred dollars cash back on this equinox. it's time to find new roads, again.

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todd: americans mourning the loss of charlie daniels including donald trump who shared his condolences with the daniels family. jillian: the family sharing words with us on social media. carley: daniels's grieving wife hazel and son charlie daniels junior revealed the president

sent them a letter honoring the late country music icon, the president writing your husband reminded us we must honor those who have sacrificed so much to defend our freedom, our great nation depends on artists like charlie who promote love of country, he will be greatly missed. daniels's wife and son responded on instagram, mister president we are honored that you would think of us in our time of grief, thank you so much, from hazel and charlie daniels junior, country music hall of fame and gridlock remember died in early july after suffering a stroke. he was 83 years old. shannon: he was always on the "fox and friends" summer concert series. also cool, space force unveiling its new logo and motto. shannon: >> the new motto is always

above, it represents our role in establishing, maintaining and preserving us freedom of operations in the space domain. they also revealed their logo which you see right there, a little triangle design but it kind of reminds people of something else, on the right-hand side of your screen, looks exactly like the star trek logo. but i guess the motto of the fictional and real space agencies is to go boldly where no man has gone before so it makes sense. >> you know me well but one thing you don't know about me is for years, decades i have been on a crusade to prevent people from eating and working at the same time. i don't like it and this is the reason why. carley: i have seen you eating lunch in your office almost every single day but this story is something else, not your typical dog ate your homework

excuse. a student at the university of georgia was taking an online test, she was also eating a meatball sub at the time, meatball rolled out of the sandwich, hit her computer screen, accidentally exits the test so she didn't finish, she was going to get a failing grade, she wrote her professor saying something hit my computer and caused it to submit the test when i had less than half the questions answered. by something i mean a meatball that had tragically fallen onto my keyboard as i was taking the exams over teachers said the situation was so crazy that she didn't think anybody could make it up so she let her take the test again. see also said maybe you should take the test before or after dinner. >> eat something with a fork. that is what i do.

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>> thursday july 20 third we start with a fox news alert. portland's liberal mayor teargas and booed as protests persist for 56 straight day. >> tensions reach a backdoor boiling point the white house sends agents across the country to stop the violence. we are live in washington. >> he is a thug, he is a criminal. he is pure evil in the flesh. rob: a sheriff enraged, a career criminal in custody, the dark conclusion to the shocking murders of three florida friends went fishing. >> investigators tracked down the alleged gunman, a 200 time

offender. >> to protect, serve and superspoke? the nypd officers keeping cool with kids in the community. >> "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> a little history of this song. >> they play this song at metlife stadium when it is not a covid-19 emergency every time the giant score touchdown which when you root for the giants is very infrequent. shannon: never heard this song, good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning.