>> we don't want to have any bias in what we do. i can't guarantee that policy has never been violated. >> it is thursday july 30th, the biggest names in big tech growth and claims that conservative voices don't have a place a platform. >> the implications for november. >> will remain in portland until we can be assured the plan put in place by the governor is working. they will continue to do it night after night and keep criminal and violent activity away from the courthouse. >> the homeland security agency says federal agents are not going anywhere as democratic leaders take credit for kicking them out of portland. >> the latest on the right ravaged city, pro baseball taking another swing at keeping it season on track.

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jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. big tech backlash. ceos on facebook, apple and google grilled on capitol hill answering questions on squashing competition and political bias on platforms. todd: lawmakers take on tech titans. >> reporter: it was contentious during the hearing on capitol hill, the ceos of amazon, apple and google were grilled by lawmakers, representative jim jordan accusing the tech industry of being out to get conservatives. >> big tech is out to get conservatives, that's not a suspicion, not a hunch, that is a fact. if i had a nickel for every time i was told it was just a glitch i wouldn't be as wealthy as our witnesses but i would be doing all right. >> that conversation spilling over to the fairness of the 2020 election with google's ceo.

>> can you assure americans you won't taylor your features to help joe biden in the upcoming election? you did it in 2016. donald trump won. i want to make sure you're not going to do it again in 2020. >> you have my commitment. >> reporter: representative gates drilled google over its involvement with china. >> why would an american company with american values so directly aid the chinese military but have ethical concerns about working alongside the us military? >> what we do in china is very limited. jillian: gates asked mark zuckerberg if employees have the power to disadvantage conservative viewpoints. >> when you have tens of thousands of employees people make mistakes, people have some of their own goals some of the time. jillian: zuckerberg clarifying to one lawmaker donald trump

junior's post about hydroxy isaias being taken down was on twitter, not facebook, they support free expression. all of this while donald trump tweeting and part of congress doesn't bring fairness to big tech i will do it myself with executive orders. the people of our country are sick and tired of it and jeff bezos wasn't asked much at all as he seemingly snapped as he was ignored at the hearing. todd: matt gates slamming congress warning of dangers the industry poses. >> message to the president congress will not do anything on big tech because congress is bought off by big tech but we proved today many of america's largest technology platforms are not acting in the best interest of our country, pulled out of deal has google has with iran military to keep our servicemembers safe but then

google has no problem going and partnering with the chinese military, trying to turn our country into china. jillian: congressman stu be joins us in 10 minutes. >> federal agents are expected to begin leaving portland as the city sees its 60 third night of unrest. jillian: the trump administration says that doesn't mean they are giving up the fight. the battle between oregon's governor and acting dhs secretary. >> an agreement was reached to try to stop nightly violence which would leave some officers -- could leave in the next 24 hours but there was clear disagreement after governor brown announced on twitter after my discussions with mike pence and others the federal government has agreed to withdraw federal offices from portland. they acted as an occupying force that brought violence. customs and border protection and ice officers will leave

downtown portland. a shot to the administration. >> this is political theater for the trump administration to bring federal troops to portland streets. it was about winning political points with their base, their presence substantially increased the violence and tension and chaos in our streets. todd: federal agents will not leave until they are sure the threat is gone. >> that language is very irresponsible. she is describing law enforcement officers who wake up every day, but the bad john, put the uniform on and protect the community, we will remain there, protect the courthouse. we are going to see if they can execute the plan they put in place and that is not going to happen overnight, we have to stay there.

>> will clarify oregon state police will take over around the courthouse. some assume the offices will pull back and remain in the area, federal protective service agents will remain in the courthouse, that is their job. this as the administration announces expansion of operation legend deploying 25 more officers to milwaukee, 25 to cleveland, 40, the operation is already underway in kansas city, missouri, chicago, jillian and todd. todd: thank you. jillian: karl rove says democrats response to the unrest in portland has shown how far left the party has moved and condemns joe biden for not condemning the violence. >> arson, those people are to be prosecuted but he never put it in the context of i deplore what is happening on these nights in portland, oppose the violence we are seeing in seattle and the

reason is because the left of the democratic party is afraid of angering this faction was there is a contagion that has taken over the leadership of the democratic party, critical of standing up and being strong for what they are to be strong for and that is the rule of law in america. jillian: former police officer tom homan reacts to the chaos in portland and local response coming up. todd: coronavirus of stopping 150,000 in the us, that number rising for a third straight week. the nation reporting 4.4 million covid-19 cases accountable for a quarter of all cases in the world. 7 states reporting a record number of deaths in a single day, florida, california, texas, north carolina, arkansas, oregon and montana. louis goehmert says he is a systematic after testing positive for covid-19, the texas lawmaker telling sean hannity he will take hydroxy chloroquine.

>> i got a text just before i came on. started a regimen for the sink and hydroxy chloroquine. that started too. todd: william barr tested after being with goehmert, william barr testing negative, nancy pelosi announced masks will be mandatory for anyone in the house, that goes into effect today. jillian: a world war ii veteran laser caravan of 100 with vehicles 101 miles for his 100 first birthday. leading the parade in california's highway 101 in the bay area to mark the 70 fifth anniversary of world war ii ending. todd: one of our oldest veterans

on a national no regrets tour of all 50 states to raise awareness on declining number of world war ii vets. my grandfather was alive, toward the end of his life i made sure i asked him questions because it was so important and we will be losing this generation as days goes by, beautiful scene. jillian: if you do get a chance to talk to them a lot of them say i spent many years of my life not wanting to talk about things that happened but realize now there are so few of them i want the younger generation to know these stories and hear these things. todd: thank you for your service. time is 10 minutes after the are. a young patriot proud to serve, those little boy putting the work to make his military dreams come true. jillian: biden back is trying to push kamala harris out of the vp running.

>> when you make the decision you might ask yourself are you better off than you were four years ago? is there more or less unemployment in the country than four years ago. we've been in the last four years is what you would like to see us follow the next four? we can't just another choice you have.

>> >> >> and can't guarantee was never violated. >> we get inflamed across the aisle. >> lawmakers on both sides grilling tech giants from apple, facebook and google. >> ceo in the hot seat over antitrust law, political bias in relationship between big tech and capitol hill. joining us to breakdown what we learned, congressman greg stu be. what did you take from yesterday? did you get what you were hoping for? >> and of the ceos will admit they are biased on conservative platforms are biased against conservatives but the evidence

is clear. i gave several examples of doing searches for conservative sites a month ago and they were buried in google's search page and a week before the hearing suddenly it is at the top because they knew they would be coming here and grill by lawmakers, you heard the talk about the doctors giving a presentation about hydroxy chloroquine. i went on the youtube lincoln was given, it was down, i specifically asked that question but they will refuse to see they are bending conservatives. todd: while i have you here i want your thoughts on antitrust based on the question you heard do you anticipate a real congressional push to break up these companies in any way, shape or form or is that talk about antitrust like that? >> it is all talk from the democrats. there are democrats on the committee by the aim of their

questioning but in -- congressionally it would be difficult to do and congress shouldn't be in the business of telling a company that becomes successful especially american companies that all of a sudden because you are too big and have too much market share we will break you up. i wouldn't support that, there democrats on the committee that would but i don't see that in the house. >> we have been reporting at length over the years how donald trump junior has different things, tweets removed or things like that, groups in portland, rioting groups go largely unchecked it appears. with pool of these examples so people at home can determine this. all my people who support the portland protest, water balloons and oil-based paint make it hard to see through riot shield and

gas masks. that is one example. what do you think of this? >> that is what i asked facebook and google ceos, you have youtube videos of violence and rioters but are not banning that for violating community policy guidelines you two doctors who are physicians in their doctor coates talking how children can safely return to school and there are treatment options they have used for their patients violates their policies. america needs to wake up and know this is going on. years ago it was rumored and consumers are like this happening but we have no proof of it, we have absolute proof this is happening all across america and conservatives are being shut down and there's bias in tech companies. todd: is congress stepping in or is it too from a first amendment perspective? who controls the house perspective?

>> it is who controls the house perspective, you can't get congress to agree on a covid-19 package but if congress is unwilling to act in the near-term he is willing to execute an executive order and i'm sure that will break the heart of this bias in tech companies. rob: you had a busy tuesday, thanks for getting up with us earlier today. >> a deadly attack, another shark citing making some worry about getting the water. >> we separate fact from fiction with the founder of a shark tracking group next.

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on the trip to the oil rig in texas, reportedly picked up millions in donations. carley shimkus joins us live. >> >> speaking about democrats in texas oil rig. >> the radical left wants to tear down everything in its place. they want to up route and demolish every american value, every trace of religion from national life, indoctrinate our children, defund our police. >> they will discuss american energy correction, signing a permit or energy development. $7 million in the election campaign. as the president slams liberals the left's firing back at him.

>> is a failure as commander-in-chief. and china does much worse, this is outrageous. >> susan rights about the presidential choice. >> a group of biden allies including some top donors. forming a campaign against harris being vp pick. donald trump returned from texas saying, quote, fine choice, the world of politics takes that out. >> it may not be shark week but it feels like it. 9 spotting the new york, a 10 foot great white was trapped off the coast of electric city. should we think twice before

going for a swim? a nonprofit followed miss may am a founding chairman and expedition leader joins us live. let's pull up this list of shark attacks in 2020 including two debbie ones including the deadly attack in maine, first reported fatal attack -- >> for white sharks to be in the northeast and canada. they start moving north. and around september. until late fall when they start headed south and we've been tracking sharks since 2012. jillian: you have been tracking miss may. tell me about that. >> northbound like other sharks

off of atlantic city, going north at 150 miles a day. i suspect she's getting closer to massachusetts. >> i do this to make sure all our great grandkids do it. the keeper of the ocean and if we lose large sharks with fish stocks. each day if they do or do not, wipe out our lobsters and so forth. we have to have an ax to grind, that is it. jillian: one of my best friend loves sharks and always talks about how important they are for the ecosystem and not everyone

is aware of it. >> think about the east coast, pretty exciting, we have a white shark population and they are evolving and changing, becoming more pleasant, we all need to evolve with it because in the right direction because of large sharks recovering. jillian: should people be worried or afraid to go in the water this summer? >> enjoy the ocean with your family, don't swim, if there are a lot of fish and birds crashing, sharks on that in quieter sections of the beach, they needed to be successful and thriving. >> great information, thank you, appreciate it. todd: don't swim in the food chain, make sense. the feds took action in portland

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>> tom homan, good to see you as always. let's take a look at a tweet from yesterday, quote, after my discussions with mike pence and others, the federal government agreed to withdraw federal officers from portland, they acted as an occupying force and brought violence. starting tomorrow customs and border protection and ice officers will leave downtown portland. >> they are not a foreign military force, they haven't been there every day. we have ice in portland, offices there. the dhs secretary augmenting those resources because the poor house is under attack. they may pull back dhs resources but that is because she is agreeing to do her job.

she would agree to do her job two months ago we wouldn't have leapfrogged this was all these injuries over 240 injuries wouldn't happen if she did her job from the beginning. they put her in a position. >> >> is portland going to go back to normal? >> i do hope it goes back to normal but i have my doubts and that is why dhs did not pull any resources, the execution plan, fps won't be going anywhere, augmented by state police what is the plan? before they pull out make sure they execute the plan and secure the bill. a small withdrawal depending what plans are put forth and what has to be done.

jillian: alexandria ocasio cortez did another one. take a look at what she had to say just tell me about ice and the coast guard should be part of the same, it is incredibly dangerous. jillian: explain why they are? >> i will tell her, got to protect the homeland. ice protect those who enter the country against crime and remove people and protect the homeland. fema response to national disasters.

they are to gather because they took the homeland. all these law enforcement agencies talk to one another and that is why it is happening and get rid of these stovepipes. anybody involved in homeland security and law enforcement are able to communicate. they are to protect the homeland. it is called the department of homeland security. todd: the supreme court ruled against the president, announcing new dac applicants and is the current trump administration policy about that? >> it is illegal. congress wants to do the job. if they want to fix dac a there

needs to be a legislative fix. president obama had no right to create executive action for thousands upon thousands of people. this is congress's job and dac a was approved in 2012. we have had eight years of congress's in effect of attention on this. this is done legislatively, let congress fix this. in 2012, what happened the following year. they streamed across the border illegally, and no farther along, that's why they came, if you hang up long enough we will give you something so dac a need to end. >> i asked the same question every two months or so, congress has not taken the appropriate action. thank you so much.

>> the nypd involved in a controversial arrest, it shows the woman damaging police surveillance cameras near city hall using a broom. video of her arrest sparked outrage over social media showing plainclothes officers forcing her into an unmarked van. she was arrested because she was wanted for criminal mischief. todd: six people arrested in philadelphia for vandalizing police cars during protests in may. troopers say they were part of a group using hammers and scooters dismissed those cruisers. civil war stolen from inside those vehicles, all six face criminalist of, theft, and vandalism charges. >> cytosine australia say 3 billion animals were killed or displaced in wildfires that raged for more than half a year. in the report describes it as one of the worst wildlife disasters in modern history. not to mention the high cost to human life. 33 people were killed.

that includes six firefighters involved in a c-130 or gillies want take a crash. three of the victims left. todd: so sad. janice promised a week ago, she would be busy american center and we are. jillian: isaias? is that how you say it? carley: isaias. we are brushing up on spanish. it is have one. this has been a tough one to forecast. finally it has a center of circulation, we are getting a better grasp. it is a strong tropical storm right now. it has to go over hispaniola, the mountains there are quite high and treacherous so the storm might get torn apart. we have to watch for this but all eyes on florida and the east coast. this is isaias, 60 mile-per-hour sustained winds, got its name

last night bringing heavy rain and wind across puerto rico, flash flooding will be a concern, winds in excess of 40 miles an hour in some of these areas, you see where they are getting pummeled with heavy rainfall for several hours. here is the track for the route, doesn't become a hurricane but gets closest it comes to the coast of florida, miami and then sort of hugs the coastline perhaps making multiple land falls. we have to watch it go towards the outer banks and eventually towards new england on tuesday. many days to watch this. the east coast needs to be particularly concerned further out in time. there are tropical models, there's a chance it doesn't make landfall but we have to see what happens as it gets over hispaniola because the center of circulation could really be torn apart.

allies are on this in the east coast this weekend and early next week. isaias, we will be watching that. jillian: you can say it, i will leave it to you. todd: navy seal in training, on a mission to serve in the new york military, starting service early by solving -- helping south carolina that you need, 50 yards this week for a marine veteran with health issues. jillian: service doesn't stop there. firefighters offered to a helping hand, parents, the elderly and disability too. 39 after the hour. popeyes chicken sandwich so popular it sold out. rob: you want in on the action? when we return.

jillian: a major us airline becomes the first test a new cleaning robot that cleans viruses in minutes. todd: more on the groundbreaking technology. jillian: jetblue planning a test run of ultraviolet light technology to clean in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus. they will launch jfk and fort lauderdale hollywood international airport in florida. the system they are testing is the size of the dairy cards in the aisle and as arms you can see that extend over the top, taking 10 minutes to cover. this could be a game changer to sanitize surfaces on board and is being used in addition to the airline protocol, clinical

studies show that uv light is effective, wire robot, not a person? that type of uv light could harm the eyes. you need to be careful about it. >> a couple years ago the soup nazi two decades after seinfeld, i will start marketing my soup, that is what i'm sensing from mcdonald's, it was all about the popeyes chicken, time to make this happen. jillian: if the customer wants chicken sandwiches that is what they are going to get and that is what mcdonald's is doing, this is a war on the chicken sandwich. mcdonald is expected to release its inversion by the end of this year, probably q4. the ceo teased new menu items but most analysts believe it will be a chicken sandwich.

popeyes -- launched their version which will be a sold out item, people were fighting over this sandwich, they are launching their own chicken sandwiches, two new chicken sandwiches, they have fried chicken and potato rolls topped with butter and pickles on top of this. the deluxe version adds tomatoes, lettuce and mayo. they had me at potato role. jillian: i love all kinds of potatoes. todd: do we need to go into this? a chicken sandwich, ready to go, mcdonald's chicken sandwich, here we go. jillian: carley: the breakfast menu has their attention over the last year which has been a big success. jillian: thanks. i was filling in on the weekends back in the spring, every morning would get chick-fil-a or

mcdonald's. >> completely correct. the mc griddle, i read across the street every day. the slowest mcdonald's in the history of mcdonald's. superfast because they know my order. great to see you guys this morning. coming up and "fox and friends," 100 days until the election, we will talk to donald trump junior on the final stretch of the campaign trail and big tech censorship. white house coronavirus task force member doctor a debra chloroquine -- birx with the latest. judge andrew napolitano. tammy bruce, lawrence jones supporting our heroes without the scam, verify crowdsourcing site, americans safely give to first responders. i saw brian kilmeade in the green room.

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>> the dnc on the defensive trying to reassert attendees their milwaukee convention will be save as police agencies pull out a security detail, 100 department raising a red flag about the restrictions on teargas and pepper spray, they say opposes major privacy issues. the chief of the gondola police department joins us with many agencies sounding the alarm. why did you make this decision? >> the change came when the milwaukee fire and police

commission issued the mandate to change department policy, discontinue the use of chemical irritants in the situation, they said that was a stepping off point that would seriously thought -- compromise the safety of everybody involved, law enforcement officers and anybody else in that area. that was a stepping off point. todd: in light of what we have seen from some democrats across the nation in their response to the current environment and what is being done to our police officers on the streets i would be remiss if i didn't ask the following question, is this decision strictly tactical or political? >> it is not political. it is about the safety of our people in the blue to execute the mission. law enforcement officers are doing a difficult job and a body like the police commission, the most effective tools that can be

used to gain control of a process that has become non-peaceful. todd: a statement from the dnc, in coordination with the secret service to ensure the 2020 democratic national convention is a safe and secure event, everybody involved with the convention. they say it will be safe. will it? >> we would have to director to milwaukee officials, they are in the driver seat as far as putting together the plans in place, plans in advance of the dnc. that's a question you would have to ask them but a lot of agencies are with strong commitment of resources. todd: do you worry the american people will be less safe as more restrictions are placed on law enforcement? >> absolutely yes.

this is a prime example. mandating an agency to change department policy, discontinue the use of tools officers need to do their job to keep their communities safe speaks volumes. i share serious concerns about that. todd: we would be remiss if we didn't say -- it is the police's job to keep us safe and you should all have the tools you need to make that happen, that is one person's opinion. appreciate your time this morning. jillian: shock, then tears of joy, this little boy's reaction, a gift from police.

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memory, learning, clarity, focus, and more! rush to walmart and find forebrain, our #1 brain booster, in the vitamin aisle. jillian: so the nfl and the player's association cracking down to make sure players social distance. rob: carley shimkus with sirius fm 115. carley: having a successful nfl season hinges on keeping players healthy. a list of things players won't be able to participate in. according to pro-football talk, players cannot attend indoor night clubs, indoor bars, indoor house parties, indoor concerts.

ironically professional sporting events or indoor church services that allow attendance above 25% of capacity. players will be fined for violating these rules and if they test positive after engaging in any of these activities they will not be played for games they missed. to me the church is essential. the nfl is not. jake tweets no big deal they work on sundays anyway. these are rules that the player association has agreed. to say our players are on board with no bars, no clubs, limited church gatherings for now. the question is will they be able to stick to those rules? todd: that's the question. this little boy is just breaking -- not breaking everybody but making everybody feel so good today. i love this story. carley: yeah. [cheers]

>> thank you. carley: so that faces it all. arkansas police surprised a little boy with a brand new bike after his bike was stolen just a few days before his 7th birthday. the conway police department and community members also threw brian jeffrey a birthday parade. when they brought out that bike, brian was moved to tears. cried tears of joy. his mom thanking police on facebook saying you all made my son's day so bright. now i can ride his bike again. he says mom, how did this happen? i said there is still love in people's hearts, baby. i mean, how cool is that? just amazing stuff there. jillian: i love that. that's so great. rob: such a real reaction from that kid. when you look at those eyes, just awesome. carley: we can look at that video again, too, because it's so cool. todd: there he is. jillian: look at him. i get so emotional. that's just real there was a lot

of behind the scenes work, too. it wasn't just the police department. it was also the community that got him the new bike, got him the new helmet and that reaction totally worth the effort. jillian: thanks, carley. to have haded to set your dvr every morning so you never miss a moment. jillian: got to go. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> can you assure americans today you won't taylor your features to help joe biden in the upcoming election. >> we won't do any work to sell one thing anyway or the other it's against our core value. >> but did you it in 2016. >> if these far left politicians get into power, they will demolish not only your industry but the entire u.s. economy. >> breaking news from the pentagon. definition department announcing plans to pull thousands of american forces out of germany. >> this will strengthen nato and improve the operational readiness. >> countdowns destroy countless businesses even businesses brave enough to defy the orders