attitudes about different things. >> it is friday august 7th, biden blundered again, the former vp backtracking after another offensive comment toward african-americans. >> donald from calling it flat out dumb. alive report as he pushes to move up their first debate. >> the countdown is on for tick-tock, the white house issuing a 45 day ultimatum to seller be band. we are live with the chinese and platform's bonds. jillian: my worst nightmare. a french fry ambush taking the internet by storm. rob: alfred hitchcock is cracking up. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ oh my god ♪ it's the weekend ♪ hands up for the weekend

♪ on my god ♪ it's the weekend ♪ hands up for the weekend ♪ i haven't heard this song in a long time, a long time. rob: such a manly song. it is on my play list. rob: would you expect anything different? that is pyro. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first". todd: thanks for starting your day with us. biden backtrack, joe biden walking back controversial comments comparing black and hispanic voters. jillian: donald from promises to put american workers first during a factory visit in ohio. the president responds to biden's latest gas. >> reporter: he made the comment

on thursday comparing black and hispanic voters. listen to this. >> what you all now but most people don't know, like th ican-american community with incredibly different attitudes about different things. you go to florida you find a different attitude about immigration in certain places than you do in arizona. it is a very different, very diverse community. >> biden later tried to backtrack his comments on twitter say earlier today i made some comments about the diversity in the african-american and latino communities that i want to clarify. in no way did i mean to suggest the african-american community is a monolith, by activity or issues, not at all. here's how the president responded. >> i just watched the clip, joe biden this morning totally disparaged and insulted the

black community. what he said is incredible and i don't know what is going on with him but it was a very insulting statement he made and you will see it in a little while but it was a great insult to the black community. >> donald trump slamming biden as he left the white house for ohio where he visited a manufacturing plant laying out his 6 promises to american workers, rebuild american manufacturing, make america the center of medical manufacturing, move millions of manufacturing jobs back to america, fight for fair trade and put workers first, responding to a lawsuit against the nra by the new york ag. >> that is a very terrible thing that just happened. i think the nra should move to texas and lead a very good and beautiful life. >> the nra responding in part members won't be intimidated or bullied in their defense of political and constitutional

freedom. this comes as the trump campaign is trying to add a fourth debate next month. >> interesting to see if that fourth debate happens, thank you very much. jillian: larry elder blasting joe biden for remarks he says he has been insulting the black community for years. >> reporter: joe biden has been insulting black people for decades, lying about his civil rights record for decades, he lied and said the naacp endorsed him, to whom the truth cannot be told. >> joe biden walks back his comments, alexander's is the media is taking a too easy on the presumptive democratic nominee. >> joe biden and every other democrat a complete pass, spent two years investing all their

time in the total russia which funds trying to destroy the president and when that failed they moved onto the next scandal and when that failed they moved on to the next fake scandal but guess what, he is still standing, he continues to do a great job and the reason they have to give joe biden a pass is they know he cannot handle even the most basic questions like are you capable of being president. he can't put a coherent sentence together to address that single issue. todd: the american people will judge the candidates for themselves soon. is now the first debate set for september 20 ninth. jillian: overnight riots declared in portland, oregon as months of unrest continue. rioters setting fires outside a police precinct, an elderly woman trying to put out the flames. >> watch your back. jillian: rioters throwing paint a different woman using a walker as she confronted them outside the precinct and look at this.

rioters popping tires on officer patrol cars outside of precinct. todd: nancy pelosi -- as coronavirus relief negotiations go south. >> perhaps you mistook him for someone who gives a damn. they don't believe in government, they don't believe in governance. jillian: griff jenkins joins us. >> reporter: the clock ticks but didn't stop senate from adjourning, millions of unemployed americans struggling because benefits inspired last friday. >> there is a lot of issues, we are close to a compromise position on but there is a handful of very big issues and we are very far apart. todd: republicans offering $1 trillion while democrats want $1.4 trillion, the meetings are producing no progress.

>> we are very disappointed in the meeting. >> when they said it was a skinny proposal it was anorexic and not to meet the needs of the american people. it is most unfortunate. >> reporter: they agree on medical support and a new round of stimulus checks, sticking points include bailouts for states, expanding unemployment benefits. pelosi says she won't accept less than $600. the president is looking at executive action, eviction protection, unemployment extension and student loan repayments but unclear what impact that might have since congress controls the power of the purse. talks continue today. we will see what happens. jillian: thank you. todd: as stimulus negotiations drag on what is the next move? michael burgess reacts.

jillian: a 100-year-old world war ii veteran on the mend surviving covid-19. rob: shortness of breath and fever, a previous battle with cancer, cheney was immediately taken to the hospital. jillian: visitors were not allowed. he made video for 16 children and 38 grandchildren. >> i feel great. i haven't -- the good lord has taken care of me. rob: he loved to get outside his florida home and still rides his bike every single day. that was awesome. thank you for your service. time 8 minutes after the hour, time is a protect our. the chinese owned apps firing back to donald trump signed an

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joining us live michael burgess. thank you for being here. that is the question. is the president going to step in and use executive action? >> reporter: you are going to see something happen. at jobs numbers release for the month of july, that will happen soon and that's will be an indicator as to whether the economy has continued to recover or has faltered. that may provide something. the president had some things at his disposal he can do and should do. what is wrong is the fact that democrats have in their position in two months, nothing has changed in the past two months. trying to accomplish their political goals or this right now, needs to be applied.

>> americans who desperately need help when seeing this back and forth and no one budging at all. >> realistically congress should have done more but you put an unacceptable product two months ago and we are not talking any further, that is not a negotiation. people understand that. todd: a lot of the focus, should schools reopen. we are getting close. a lot of states including georgia have started school or what their normal school year would be. a number of states open until august. should students and teachers return to the classroom? >> bottom line is they need to find a way for in person learning that will take place this year.

it is possible. the amount of testing that is now available is significantly more than was present in the month of april and may when schools were closed. there is the ability to do a great deal more testing, the fact that testing of low-risk populations, so numbers of people tested can be vastly expanded. all of that needs to be taken into consideration but bottom line is we need to find a way, too much is being lost, you'll me go to first grade once. you cannot lose their chance across the board. >> talk about testing. there are still areas of this country seeing days if not weeks for test results to come back as

we are talking schools that are supposed to be starting in a few weeks for kids. i don't see how we are going to make progress in that short appear go of time at this point. do you? >> the testing capability is there. it needs to be applied a little differently and that is why -- a low-risk population where you put a number of samples together to get the results and once the group is cleared, you don't need all the additional tests being done right now. it is important that people who are in a tough clinical situation to get the clinical information they need in the time they do this but there are other ways of testing, testing can be done more broadly, testing at university labs and research labs that can be done and simply applied as a population measure. this population does not have the prevalence of disease within person learning in the school district at this time. that can be done with today's

technology, need to find a way for in person learning, distance learning, great homeschooling is great but some children benefit from the in school experience. shannon: absolutely. congressman michael burgess, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> 17 after the hour, coming up, dad versus gator. one quick thinking father saved his toddler from that 12 foot reptile ready to attack. >> the election is less than two months away. why is joe biden still in his basement while his surrogate to the campaign trail. jenin borrelia has an idea next.

todd: no lucky's police chief demoted after ordering officers to use teargas to break up protesters. >> i would like to make a motion to demote morale as to the rank of captain immediately. >> the milwaukee fire and police commission unanimously voted to demote him after questioning how he handled several incidents including his response to protesters. 's attorney says he will cooperate with this decision. >> georgia is giving its police for protection. governor brian kemp signed a law making it a crime to intimidate first responders, the law applies to anyone connected to the death or serious injury of a police officer, firefighter or ems worker. the criminals face 5 years in prison and $5,000 fine. governor kemp says is a step forward to protecting those who

protect us. one day after asking reporters if he was junk a joe biden is in hot water yet again after comparing the diversity of latino and black communities. >> unlike the african-american community with notable exceptions the latino community is an incredibly diverse community with incredibly different attitudes about different things. unlike african-american community and many other communities in from everywhere. >> here to react black voices for trump member jenin borrelia, good to have you on the show. what was your reaction when you heard that? >> what a racist, condescending comments from joe biden against me and other black americans. because you are black, because of your skin color you don't have diversity, absolutely outrageous and biden has a long history of this nonsense.

he said he didn't want his children growing up in a racial jungle, what is that about. he held around with segregationists, no racists, like former senate majority leader robert byrd who was a grand legal with the kkk the lord knows what he had to do to get that title. he opposed busing along with other segregationists, desegregation, you posted. the track record with joe biden is just off the charts. i can't believe black voters are not taking a second look at this guy and saying what the heck are we doing supporting him, voting for him, because of his outrageous track record when it comes to race. i'm beyond words and outraged at this because not only that but we have the media that allows people like joe biden to get away with this nonsense.

he's been doing it for decades and continues to do it and all-americans should be incensed about it. jillian: as i sit here listening to you i am watching your facial expressions and listening to your voice. i see the frustration, i hear the anger, this tweet as he attempted to walk back the comments. earlier today i made some comments about diversity in the african american and latino communities. i want to clarify. in no way did i mean to project the african-american community as a model, not by identity or by issues, not at all. is that enough for you? >> it is nonsense. not only that, he was pandering to hispanic voters when he made that comment. i don't know what he was thinking when he was saying those words in regard to black

voters but this is joe biden, that is who he is and why he continues to stay in his basement because his handlers don't know what he is going to say or do from one day to the next. he's not even save there. he can't stick to the script, can't complete a full sentence and these racial comments are off the chart. voters need to look at what this man is saying and doing. if there is a history here there is a pattern. todd: you mentioned the basement. for president obama, george clooney at the cnn strategist holding events for joe biden without joe biden. deep down inside why do you think they are doing this? is it because they are worried about gaffes or is there something deeper? >> it is beyond gaffes and beyond blunders, we talked about the stupid comment he's trying to walk back, they are trying to hold his hand, they are not the ones running for president, joe biden is. he needs to come out and get on the debate stage and get out there early before the state

start voting before the presidential election, not wait until the end of the summer, unleashed joe biden because americans need to see and hear this man up front and personal. jillian: thank you for speaking on this. todd: 25 after the hour. new york attorney general filing a lawsuit to dismantle the nra. a member of the nra called the lawsuit a desperate move, she joins us next. jillian: a relaxing day at the beach takes a chaotic turn. a desperate escape from a sea of seagulls, not the french fries. we are coming right back.

>> donald trump doubling down on his threat on tictac, banning the social media apps in a month. todd: cheryl casone he joins us with how the social media apps

is responding. >> the order puts pressure on tick-tock to sell its us operations or be banned from operating in this country in 45 days. in the order the president wrote, quote, the threat of mobile applications developed and owned by companies like this threaten the national security, foreign policy and economy of the united states but it is not just tick-tock, we chat which with users also transfer money to each other is owned by china's $0.10. given the same ultimatum, any transaction related to we chat by any person or respect to any property is subject to the jurisdiction of the united states and after the senate banned the apps from government devices here is what senator holly said, quote, i am

encouraged by the support we've seen to hold the chinese communist party accountable and that includes holding accountable those corporations who would do china's bidding. tick-tock responded to all of this. is what they just released, quote, we are shocked by the recent executive order issued without any due process. for nearly a year we sought to engage with the us government, to provide a constructive solution. finally as we reported facebook, instagram, 50 different countries to compete with tick-tock loading up 15 seconds videos, tick-tock's response, watch. >> what are you still doing here? >> eating breakfast. >> you are supposed to be banned. >> is he messing with your reels? >> didn't that end -- >> this from tick-tock. you can't make this up.

>> i am out of all this stuff. >> i can't do that. one day after facebook removes the trump campaign post they been ads from a pro-trump super pac, the tech giant releasing a statement saying, quote, as a result of the committee to defend the president's repeated sharing of content determined by third-party fact checkers to be falls they will not be permitted to advertise for period of time on our platform. it starts monday and will end november 1st. >> the nra fighting back with a counter lawsuit after new york's democratic attorney general sues to dissolve the right-leaning group. >> it is clear the nra is failing to carry out its stated mission for many years and instead has operated as a

breeding ground for brazen illegality. >> a member of the nra and executive director, aaron elmore joins me with her reaction. you where two has, nra and lawyer. that start with nra. what is your reaction? >> the issue of the nra and the second amendment has been clearly litigated in the court of public opinion and the winner is the nra, the republican party and donald trump. according to firearm forecasting, 43 million guns were sold in june. that is 145% increase since this time last year. the nra is getting 1000 new paying members today because the democrat party wants to defend the police, allow looting and rioting in the streets and people are terrified for their life and buying guns. the attorney general should dedicate her taxpayer resources, we are paying for this litigation to something a little more productive. all she tried to do is funnel

money away from the nra, away from donald trump in the november election, to cheat the democrats into the white house in november. it is truly partisan and truly sad and useless. kim jong un assuming the ag can prove these allegations, not saying it is a fact but assuming, why is dissolving the nra the answer, why not just get rid of the alleged bad actors? >> i would never assume there are no bad actors but you're making an argument. i don't think it is in the grounds of any sort of reality, this is a witchhunt, no reason to do this. it is a backdoor way to impact the election. there are no real reasons to take this conduct other than political gain. todd: some numbers i am sure you know.

gun sales are 122% since last july. that is a shocking number. do you see voters who don't like the president, who didn't vote for him in 2016 voting for him now because for them gun rights are issue number one, and trump no pun intended everything else? >> absolutely, when you talk to people in the community they are afraid the rights will come to their neighborhoods. they fuel saying need to take care of themselves and that is why we are having guns there and if you look at the numbers in cities in philadelphia where i am from crime is up 50%. there is nobody in order. it is propagated by the democratic party. a lot of people will go out and vote for donald trump in november. everything the democrats are trying to do is backfiring. >> these numbers are fascinating

and i'm curious to see as we get closer to election day how they counteract the polls the we see that have joe biden in the lead. if there's something there it will be a shocking development in 2020. appreciate your time, thank you very much. jillian: 35 after the hour. it is a friday, time to go to my favorite. >> janice: good morning. the good news is there is nothing in the atlantic right now but i was talking about colorado state university issuing a hurricane forecast they are going big, 24 named storms, 12 hurricanes, 5 of the major hurricanes, yesterday noah released their annual outlook and they have upgraded their forecast as well, 19 to 25 named storms, 7 to 11 hurricanes, 3 to six major, the bottom line is things are quiet right now but

over the next several weeks we are going to ramp up for sure. josephine is next and omar, our tech director is excited about having a named storm as well. he is very kind and doesn't do much damage. area of concern, none, no areas of concern. the rest of the country we are looking at potential for showers and thunderstorms across the plane states, the mid-atlantic, nothing too severe, not looking at a severe weather outbreak, but order planes could see stronger storms and there's the forecast, very warm across the southwest this weekend, 79 in new york city with mostly sunny skies. happy friday. >> we haven't given one yet to rachel, our executive reducer, anyone else? >> you mentioned omar. if we could get the named storm after pedro i guess you wants to see that.

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>> it has to become clear that this is serious business. we do not want to find people in this environmentalist we have to. what we are doing appear forts in the bus stations and tent stations, travelers coming in to the states, following up aggressively with them. todd: despite a promise aggressively monitor visitors some of the checkpoints were left unmanned. travelers at penn station breezing past the army of tracers that were supposed to be taking information and enforcing a mandatory 14 day quarantine for those coming from hotspots. meantime there were no volunteers, no one apparently there. todd: washington times editor charles or react to new york democratic leadership amid the pandemic. >> something that if you were

going to do this, would have been time to do it several months ago when new york was having these problems, could have been a defensive measure, people leaving new york rather than blocking them from coming in. bill diblasio have stumbled in virtually every single aspect of his response. >> a two people in this public health crisis who have managed to do just about everything wrong is andrew cuomo and bill diblasio, people have to be punished for making disastrous political mistakes and this is a perfect example of one of those disastrous mistakes that i would imagine will come out in an election in time enough. >> new york has flattened its curve, the state was the country's first major hotspot a few months ago. >> 66 players will not take part in the upcoming nfl season over

coronavirus concerns, the players, almost half of the lineman, deciding to opt out. new england patriots it hardest, eight players not playing, teams not opting out include the steelers, the falcons and the cardinals. >> let's talk baseball because philadelphia phillies fans may not be allowed inside the stadium but that doesn't mean they can't be part of the game. the group spent most of the game blowing errands and heckling yankees players, they were so distracting, yankees manager complained to the umpires during the game. >> they call themselves the fan-- there's a horn they have been following, aaron been has taken exception to that. >> nothing could be done. >> i was this close to giving you the cold shoulder because of

that story but a very different person that comes to yankees, they need to win. jillian: 16 minutes until the top of the are, sitting on a libertarian group event but let the questions go on. the question is why the double standard. the president of the organization joins us.

todd: we politely interrupt this broadcast for an update on what is coming up on "fox and friends". a surge in violent crime. mark morgan joins us with the latest on that as the nation wrestles with how to reopen questions the archbishop of new york timothy cardinal dolan tells us why parochial schools

are leaning toward in classroom return. to any breeze, geraldo rivera, general jack keane and judge janine p a now will be live on "fox and friends," tim montana, founding member of the top tell us about their new record deal and share a new venture outside the music industry. couldn't let them go without a live performance on "fox and friends," you are not going to want to miss it. over to you. >> dallas set down the young americans for liberty event just 3 days before was scheduled citing coronavirus concerns. the group wants to know why the city has no issue with protests stretching over 70 days. the president of young americans for liberty joins us to discuss. tell me what happened. with this event supposed to be indoors and that is the reason for canceling it? >> yes.

young americans for liberty had a event scheduled mobilize 2020 supposed to be august sixth, seventh, and eighth and the city of dallas waited until 72 hours before our event. we had the staging, the banners, equipment at the loading dock when they decided to pull the plug. pretty frustrating for us because they had plenty of time, gave us full approval on doing the event but waiting until the last minute just reeks of political bias and it is frustrating with protests currently going on 40 days straight in the city of dallas and they let the protests happen but yet 1400 students who want to comply and peacefully assemble for an educational event get shutdown. it is hypocrisy and double standard and it frustrating from our perspective. jillian: the statement from the

city of dallas, large indoor gatherings have been canceled to comply with governor abbott's general order, 29 issued july 2nd. please note most outdoor demonstrations are not granted permits, first amendment activities are protected. did you talk about trying to do this to avoid something like this happening? >> if you give a bureaucrat an inch they will take a mile of your freedom as we worked with them every step of the way, they through different requirements, you have to wear masks, we said okay, you have to do boxed lunches, we said okay, travel mates had to be roommates, we said okay, about three different social distancing guidelines that is in every step of the way we said okay but they waited until the last minute to pull the plug. i asked the health secretary philip wong in dallas why in the world, how do you justify letting protests happen when we are coming together for a

peaceful educational event? as much as we looked at every alternative we complied, we worked with the city but they left us in a position 72 hours before the event, there is not much we can do. that is the frustration, students wants to get out and get engaged and leaves them in a spot where it feels some ideas are allowed but other ideas don't get the light of day. that is the problem. jillian: if they had said this a month or so ago would have complied or done what it would have taken. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. todd: it is 52 after they are, bill diblasio versus cuomo again. >> i will buy you a drink. >> we do not make decisions based on the wealthy few. we must build our policies around working people. todd: the latest public battle next.

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mayor bill de blasio coming out swinging in response to governor cuomo begging rich new yorkers to return to the big apple. jillian: carley shimkus here with reaction to the empire state fighting. carley: that is right new york city mayor bill de blasio was wrong to ask wealthy new yorkers to come on back to the big apple. the mayor is also threatening to raise taxes on rich people if the federal government failed to provide assistance. now, governor cuomo is fighting that tax hike saying it would only cause more people to leave and all of this is leading to some social media reaction. yeah, wealthy families are leaving. working families are struggling and you, mayor de blasio, are too busy painting and repainting the street. see the problem? another commenter chiming in saying these two literally remind me of a bad "saturday night live" skit.

so, yeah, a lot of fighting between these two democratic lawmakers. jillian: gosh. so you guys know if there are two things in life i'm really serious about pringles and french fries. >> check out this video this poor woman in england enjoying a nice day on the beach with her friends. she goes to buy some french fries and apparently she is not the only one who wants those french fries. they chase her all around the beach and sadly, jillian, i have to report at the end of the video she drops the french fries. yeah. you could see her right there, seagulls gathered them up in a matter of moments. jillian: sad. >> i was thinking those seagulls extra hungry because there are fewer tourists. rob: very insightful, carley shimkus. i thought the reese witherspoon challenge was to watch sweet home alabama on a marathon.

jillian: so lucky. carley: celebrities are sharing moods of the month by posting these calendars on social media. reese witherspoon started it all by posting this she goes from happy to horrified. let's check out billie ray cyrus. he is humming along quite nicely until march and it quickly goes down hill from there what the heck. viola davis she looks beautiful in january and quite a different mood by september. who knows? hopefully we he could be all smiles again by december. jillian: billie ray cyrus said what to heck? is that a thing? carley: i don't know. i just looked at the picture and said that's definitely not the mood that you want. jillian: no. rob: what to heck? let us know. is that a thing we should be saying or just saying come over for dinner. buy you a drink as we said 19,000 times this morning and laughed each and every time. jillian: carley, thank you. todd: don't forget set your dvr

4:00 a.m. every morning so you never miss a minute of "fox & friends first." jillian: thank you always for joining us this week. back here monday morning 4:00 to 6:00 a.m. in the mean time "fox & friends" starts right now have. a good weekend, everybody. see you next week. >> we had the greatest economy in the history of the world and then the plague was released by china. we want to get back to business and we are doing it. >> the residents of ohio realize that the president created the first trump boom and he will create the trump boom 2.0. >> unlike the african-american community with exception the latino community is an incredibly diverse community. >> riots in portland oregon. >> think for a moment that i are not being a prop for the re-election campaign for donald trump because you absolutely are. >> chief justice john roberts has been a disappointment to conservatives. >> it's a reminder of just how important this election is. >> president trump signing an executive order banning the