biden family is a criminal enterprise. todd: attacks fly with 15 days until the election. president trump slamming joe biden over his son's alleged e-mail scandal as biden blasts the president's pandemic response. we're live in washington. seattle police. stop, dude. jillian: look at that. unbelievable video. as a suspect charges a seattle police cruiser and sets it on fire with the officer inside. the disturbing moment as a record number of officers leave the force. todd: and an alarming discovery, border patrol uncovers and underground tunnel near the u.s./mexico border. jillian: "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪

todd: do i lose my man card if i know that this is in the bridge scene with the motorcycles in how to lose a guy in 10 o 10 days. jillian: oh, wow. todd matt just turned around and walked the other direction. todd: are you no longer on our show. jillian: i don't have a response for that one. todd: i think i'm right. jillian: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm jillian mele. todd: i can't watch football anymore. i'm todd piro. president trump calling the biden family a criminal enterprise. jillian: meantime, joe biden ramping up attacks over the president's covid 19 response. griff jenkins is live in washington with the war of words from the campaign trail. good morning, griff. >> reporter: good morning, jillian and todd. both candidates are in full attack mode with just 15 days to go. seeking to flip those battleground states. now, in nevada, where trump lost in 2016, the president was zeroing in on allegations from

the new york post hunter biden story suggesting the bidens capitalized on washington influence peddling. watch. >> joe biden is and always has been a corrupt politician. he always has been. and as far as i'm concerned, the biden family is a criminal enterprise. >> reporter: much of the post story remains unverified. twitter and facebook's efforts to limit or censor the story is outraging republicans on capitol hill as ron johnson is demanding the fbi provide answers. >> the fbi has a duty to inform us if they believe this was maybe russia disinformation, they should give us a briefing. why did they sit on it? are they covering up just because hunter biden might be engaged in things that also maybe should have been investigated and possibly prosecuted? >> reporter: meanwhile, in north carolina, a state trump won last

time, joe biden was ramping up his attack over the president's pandemic response. >> trump said at one of his rallies, we've turned the corner. my grandfather would say this guy's gone around the bend if he thinks we turned the corner. turned the corner? things are getting worse. he continues to lie to us about the circumstances. >> reporter: speaking of rallies, president trump will hold not one but two separate rallies in arizona today as biden is off the trail today, presumably preparing for thursday's debate. now, in the real clear politics average nationally, president trump trails biden by nearly 9 points. but dnc chairman tom perez is warning voters not to take poll numbers for granted. it's going to be another roller coaster week i think, todd and jillian. todd: definitely an interesting warning from tom perez. griff, thank you. jillian: as the senate committee investigates hunter

biden's you alleged e-mails, lisa booth says it goes further than potential corruption involving biden's son. >> the comby den campaign has -- the biden campaign has not denied these are hunter biden's. mails. it's not just this particular thing. you have almost the entirely of media, social media giants, twitter and facebook, you have hollywood, you have the entities that are controlling what we read, see and hear, all subscribing to the left's ideology, all being propaganda for joe biden and the left. jillian: the new york t post story about those alleged. mails suggest joe biden met with a burisma board advisor when he was vice president and in a statement the campaign said, quote, we have reviewed joe biden's official schedules from the time and no meeting as alleged by the new york post ever took place. todd: a brazen attack on police, all caught on camera. terrifying footage shows the moment a man throws a flaming

stortorch into a seattle policer with an officer inside. jillian: ashley strohmier joins us live with the latest. ashley. >> reporter: good morning, guys. recently, there was video that was released that shows a suspect throwing a torch into a seattle police car while the officer was sitting inside. watch this. >> seattle police. stop, dude. >> reporter: that officer then started shooting as you just saw and heard at the man who runs off and smoke from the torch eventually obstructs the dashcam video. this comes at the same time a record number of seattle officers are leaving the department. according to the seattle budget office report, at least 118 officers have left the city's police department this year, with 39 of them leaving in september alone. this as violent crime has increased. there were 78 more shootings in september this year compared to

last. meantime, it was a violent weekend in portland. police say there were three separate shootings and a stabbing within a 12 hour window. tensions escalating between protesters and federal officers outside of portland i.c.e. building saturday. many residents say they're worried the department is stretched too thin and it's affecting police response times. the portland police responded in a statement saying, quote, for some lower priority calls our response times can be lengthy. we recognize it can be frustrating but added that violent crime is always a top priority. retired i.c.e. director tom homan says police are under attack and more officers will leave departments if violence continues. he'll join us later this hour to explain. jillian: thank you. todd: a fox news alert, a manhunt underway for an armed and dangerous suspect who shot a tennessee police officer during a traffic stop. police say christopher kits got out of his car and fired several shots at the officer after being pulled over.

kits then drove off. police found his car abandoned in northern georgia. the officer is in stable condition. jillian: 32 people are shot and six are dead following another bloody weekend in chicago. one of the shootings killing a 14-year-old boy and injuring three others. it comes as shootings surge in the city. the chicago tribune says more than 3300 people have been shot in the windy city this year. that's compared to just under 2200 shootings in all of 2019. todd: a tunnel dug by hand found near the border in arizona. border patrol sharing these photos of the disko discovery on twitter. the agency said they used technology to find it but did not give any further details. jillian. now to week six in the nfl. the san francisco 49ers getting the first win in three weeks, defeating the la rams, 24-16. then there was the buccaneers, the d shutting down aaron rodgers at and the packers,

tampa bay wins, 38-10. jillian: the tennessee titans are undefeated, they tied the game on the last play in regulation before beating the texans a, 42-36 in overtime. and one of this year's top rookies gets a warm welcome to the nfl. >> down the field for the first time. there's hardly anyone in the building but it's still loud. jillian: wow, listen to that. it does sound like it's full. that's dolphins quarterback getting a standing ovation in the fourth quarter, his first action since injuring his hip in alabama in november of 2019. the dolphins crush the jets, 24-0. todd: what happened in other football action? jillian: my team lost again. todd: our long national nightmare is over.

giants somehow won even though they probably should have lost. jillian: mainstream media largely ignoring the you alleged hunter biden e-mail story. what happens in joe biden wins the white house? will the american people ever get the truth? congressman james comer joins us on that next. plus. >> i thought i told you all of you i wanted radio silence. >> sorry, i didn't get that message. todd: die hard fans getting an early christmas gift. a look at what john mcclain is up to in 2020, coming up. ♪ student loans don't have to take over for the rest of your life. with sofi it's possible to get them paid off and start new. ♪

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father, joe, and using the office of the vice president for a for-profit cash machine. that's what it is. this guys a vacuum cleaner. jillian: president trump call out his democratic rival over alleged e-mails from hunter biden. todd: if biden wins the election, will americans ever get the truth? joining us now, congressman james comer. thanks for being here. that is the question. does the hunter alleged e-mail scandal get buried if biden wins? >> absolutely not. the best case scenario is the republicans flip the house. in that scenario, i can promise you as chairman of the house oversight committee we will issue subpoenas and we'll get to the bottom of this and worst case scenario, pelosi stays speaker and republicans remain in the minority, we're

not going to let up on this. because if this were a situation with the regular rank and file congressman, they would be before the ethics committee and they would be held accountable. we cannot let the president of the united states have a potential liability like this and we can't let future presidents that have below average in achievement sons like hunter biden be able to profit greatly just because of their last name. so this is something that's important for the republicans on the oversight committee and this is something the american people expect to be held accountable and we're going to hold the bidens accountable if in fact there was wrongdoing. jillian: you know as well as we do, there are people out there that think it's not a scandal and number two, it's not even a story. what do you say to that? >> well, let's find out of. you know, there's no reason in the world that hunter biden would be paid an excessive amount of money for any company, much less a ukrainian energy company. he clearly was put in that

position because of his father's last name and a his father's position as the then vice president. so we have a lot of questions that need to be answered and again, if this were a member of congress, there would be an ethics investigation. so this is something that needs to be done and this clearly shows the bias in the mainstream liberal media because if this were one of the trump kids, can you imagine, the press would be relentless in their pursuit of answers. but you look at donald trump's kids, they've always achieved. they're clean-cut. they've had great entrepreneurial success. and then there's hunter biden who has always been in trouble. he's really not accomplished anything in the private sector. yet he ends up on this board of this questionable energy company. so i think there's a lot of questions that need to be answered and i can assure you republicans are going to try to get the answers. todd: assuming for argument's sake that republicans do not take the house ins this upcoming election, you are going to be in

the minority. let's assume that you're unable to do the investigation that you said you would do if you are in the minority. isn't the fbi supposed to investigate all this stuff, regardless of who is in power? >> they absolutely are. but we all have seen the fbi seems to have turned a blind eye to the scandals of the obama/biden administration in the past. we've got serious concerns with the fbi. i hope that we can turn over a new leaf with the fbi but you're absolutely right, this should be a priority for the fbi. if the fbi continues to turn a blind eye, then the house oversight committee and judiciary committee with jim jordan, we're still going to be digging. we still have investigators and we're going to try to get to the bottom of this and find out the truth for the american people. jillian: congressman, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate your time. james comer, appreciate it. todd: time now, 16 minutes after the hour. dr. fauci reluctant to call for

another lockdown. >> first of all, the country is fatigued with restrictions. put shutdown away and say we're going to use public health measures to help us safely get to where we want to go. todd: dr. marc siegel says severe restrictions should not be on the table. he joins us next. jillian: the president ramps up his rhetoric against joe biden. the line of attack resonating on the campaign trail. >> lock him up, lock him up! ninja foodi air fry oven. make fast family-sized meals in the time it takes some ovens to preheat. with ninja's super-heated air, you can air fry for extra crispy, guilt-free, delicious results. and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do things that no other oven can, and even flip up and out of the way. the ninja foodi air fry oven. the oven that crisps and flips away.

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todd: moments ago, coronavirus infections worldwide surpassing 40 million. europe enforcing new restrictions and curfews to curb the spread of the second wave. jillian: tracee carrasc trey s

live with whether the u.s. could see future lockdowns. >> reporter: when it comes to europe, the continent started to reopen of after beating the first wave of covid-19. now, a second wave of the virus is threatening to overwhelm medical systems across the region. the country of italy announced new restrictions just yesterday, after reporting more than 11,000 cases in 24 hours. now mayors will have the ability to close public squares at 9:00 p.m. and restaurants will only be allowed to serve food within a certain timeframe. france also stands out among a growing list of countries fighting off new infection spikes. french officials confirm more than 32,000 new coronavirus cases over the weekend during the 24 hour period. a curfew you wen went into placs weekend. overall, europe has seen more than 250,000 deaths from covid-19 as german chancellor angela merkel is warning of difficult months ahead. the united states is expected to face difficult months as coronavirus task force member dr. anthony fauci outlined what

it would take to force the country into another lockdown. here's what he had to say last night on 60 minutes. >> how bad would things have to get for you to advocate a national lockdown. >> they'd have to get really, really bad. first of all, the country is fatigued with restrictions. put shutdown away and say we're going to use public health measures to help us safely get to where we want to go. >> reporter: dr. fauci has repeatedly warned americans about getting complacent in their fight to slow the spread of covid-19 with vaccine and treatment development around the corner, there is hope for the american people and the entire world. todd, jillian. todd: trey yingst live for us in jerusalem. trey, thank you. jillian: now joining me is author of covid, the politics of fear and the power of science, dr. marc siegel. good to see you this morning. thanks for being here. >> hey, jillian, good morning. jillian: good morning. let's take a look at the new 234u7number. on friday, the u.s. cases hit

the highest since july 29th. 21 states have set a seven-day peak for new coronavirus cases. you can see them on the map. you heard dr. anthony fauci say it would have to be really, really bad for another lockdown to happen. what in your mind does that mean? >> i agree with dr. fauci on this. i think there's tremendous costs to lockdown, not just the fear it creates and anxiety as i write in my book, that issue alone, 28% of americans are currently depressed because of the previous lockdowns but there's also delays in cancer screening of up to 80%, decrease in screenings. there's people not getting dental care, mental health services, medical care. all of this, plus the economic cost makes it a disaster. jillian, besides which, the numbers of new cases are skyrocketing in the u.s. as you pointed out. consider that per the cdc, the hospitalization rate remains about the same and the death

rate is about the same or even a little bit lower. we're really monitoring those numbers really closely in the public health community because though we do not want mild cases, and we do not want our younger people to get infected, of course, much more concerning to the medical community is hospitalizations because that makes it impossible for hospital ofs to function. we're not there. and as long as we can keep that from happening and i agree with dr. fauci also, we need public health measures -- we need compliance. i was walking around new york yesterday. i saw everybody huddling together again. we need physical distancing, we need people to wash their hands and we need the masks. jillian: okay. so pfizer has this covid-19 vaccine rolling off the production line as the drug maker prepares to apply for emergency use by late november. let's take a look at the statement. it reads, we estimate we will reach the milestone in the third week of november, we are operating at the speed of of science. this means we may know whether or not our vaccine is effective

by the end of october. dr. siegel, talk about the timeline and how of important this is. >> i'm very excited about this, jillian. i think it kind of underlines the point. there's been so much politicizing of this when in reality the science is proceeding at science's pace. here's what they're going to do. they're looking at effectiveness first. in other words, at the end of this month, they're going to figure out if you got -- if you were encountering the virus, did that vaccine protect you. it's called events. by the end of of the month they're going to find out if in the 15,000 plus people it decreased the risk of getting infected. then they spend several weeks looking at the safety data before they get the emergency use authorization. was it safe? did people tolerate it without severe side effects? that comes next. and that leads you to about the week before thanksgiving, if all goes well, that they would get emergency approval, then healthcare workers like me would of get it and people in high risk groups. jillian: real quick, so if all

goes well and this gets approved, when do you think the general population might be able to see a vaccine? i know it's hard to give a specific timeline but how long does it normally take? >> that's a great question. i'd say healthcare workers end of november. elderly start to get it, people in poor communities, high risk and then about probably january, february and march you would start to see a big rollout to hundreds of millions of doses around the country. i'd say early spring, late winter. jillian: okay. we'll certainly keep our fingers crossed that everything continues to go well. i know you'll be following it as we will as well. your new book, congratulations on it, covid the politics of fear and power of science. dr. siegel, thank you very much. >> my pleasure, jillian. thank you for having me. todd: time now, 26 minutes after the hour. the social media censorship of the hunter biden story striking a nerve, liz peek says facebook and twitter are working overtime to elect buy done and protect the swam -- biden and protect the swamp.

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it's amazing, we get the fourth largest newspaper in the country, new york post of, which is censored by facebook and twitter. >> why should twitter have the power to be able to silence my entire 1.8 million person awed yefns just because a -- audience just because a news story changes. todd: joe biden stacking his transition team with former executives from facebook and twitter, the platforms that limited access to the explosive new york post expose. liz peek said there's a lot to gain -- how concerned are you by the seeming revolving door between big teak and the biden -- bic tech an big tech and then campaign. >> i don't think anyone is terribly surprised. the tech companies have been in bed with democrats for a long time. the obama campaign if you

remember hired google and facebook executives. so this is not a great surprise. i think really it just confirms that facebook and twitter have their thumb on the scale and i think honestly this suppression of the hunter biden story just goes beyond anything anyone could have imagined, to shut down the new york post -- and by the way, their account as far as i know is still suspended because they have refused to take down these stories. and remember, todd, the joe biden campaign has not refuted the essential elements of this story. that's the incredible thing. so there's every reason to think it's true. and the twitter and facebook are working extremely hard to make sure that american voters don't know the truth about joe biden. that he in fact may have been lying about not knowing about his son's activities in china and ukraine where he was the point person for the obama administration. i mean, honestly, i have never

seen something in my entire life so corrupt and so offensive as what these social media giants are doing. i think everyone is offended, even some of my democrat friends are saying this is too much. todd: on this topic, liz, you have a new op-ed out, titled facebook, twitter's censorship protects biden, endangers our democracy. go into a little more detail if you could on how specifically our democracy is endangered. >> look, as people only hear one side of the story, and by the way, if they watch cbs and cnn, msnbc, only read the new york times, they're going to get only one side of the story. our news media has become increasingly one-sided, increasingly biased. there is no pushback. thank heavens honestly for fox news because it does present the other side of the story. so we're getting only one story from the traditional media.

social media, historically has been a neutral platform. in the last six months, i would say, it has become abundantly clear that that is no longer the case, as they have censored stories particularly about the coronavirus and stories from doctors who don't agree with dr. fauci and who present a more hopeful or positive view of the virus and the damage that it is doing. so i must say, i think the problem is, it's so frustrating because there is no alternative at this place to -- at this point to twitter and facebook. those of us who are on those platforms really have no place else to go. and we know that legislators aren't going to protect us. democrats are in bed with these companies. they get lots and lots of campaign money from these companies. so they make a lot of noise about how they're going to rein them in. they don't need it. they're not going to do

anything. and they're certainly not going to do anything, and this is part of the story, when these companies are supporting their cause. todd: liz, to that end as well, i think we would be naive to think that legacy media doesn't get their, quote, unquote, marching orders, i.e. in our business story ideas from what they see on the social media platforms and if all they're seeing is stuff that is filtered of out by extremely biased individuals who make no contention that they are not anything other than biased individuals, you have what you have. and that's the situation we're in. liz peek, we appreciate your insight, as always, on topics like this. please keep coming back. i know our viewers love this information and they need this information. >> thank you. todd: jillian, over to you. jillian: a california woman is found alive and well after disappearing in zion national park for 12 days. she was reported missing when she failed to show up for her shuttle bus.

search and rescue crews were able to find her after a tip from a park visitor. she has been reunited with her family and as you can imagine they are over-joyed to have her back. evacuations are underway in parts of colorado as wildfires explode in boulder county. look at that. heavy winds fueling the left hand canyon fire, destroying hundreds of acres. todd: take a look at this. time lapse video shows the nearby cal wood fire igniting, the largest wildfire in boulder county's history destroyed nearly 9,000 acres. jillian: senior meteorologist janice dean joins us live as weather conditions could fuel those fires today. it's devastating, janice. >> it really is. for months now, we've been dealing with the potential for wildfire danger across the west. the numbers are up there in terms of large wildfire danger across portions of california, up towards the northwest, the interior west and colorado as well where we have explosive wildfires there.

unfortunately, we're not getting into the regions we really need to see the moisture, over california and the desert southwest, in towards the central rockies. northern rockies are getting the moisture, so that's going to help things in that region. but really, not getting as far south as the central and southern rockies, unfortunately. now, we are getting some snow. the snow is coming across portions of the northern plains, northern rockies, in towards the midwest. first big snowstorm of the season is on its way for tuesday and wednesday, you can see the forecast precipitation. that's a foot or more. and not only in the mountains, we're talking about lower elevations as well. so that's going to be something we're going to watch over the next couple days. and then we have a cold front moving ayou cross the east coast that's going to bring potential for showers. no snow in the northeast just yet. todd: would you believe, jd, this weekend, no joke i put my snow equipment in my car. jillian: of course you did. he's the most prepared person on

the face of this earth. todd: i wanted it out of the garage. >> i hope it doesn't jinks us, i blame you, todd. jillian: thanks, janice. it is 36 minutes after the hour. taxpayers could be on the hook for chicago's budget gap. the property and gas tax hikes the mayor is considering. todd: did you see this, grieving family staging a mock funeral with a casket full of governor cuomo's book covers. the new yorkers vowing to hold him accountal. that story, next. ♪ i'm out of my head when you're not around.

jillian: good morning. welcome back. grieving families hold a mock funeral for andrew cuomo's integrity over the state's covid-19 response. todd: cheryl casone joins us with the backlash. cheryl: a silver casket and 6500 copies of new york governor

cuomo's new book were dumped in front of a brooklyn nursing home, the same number of people who died in nursing homes from coronavirus, under the governor's watch. the organizers say the governor has not given them an independent investigation after a march 25th mandate that prevented nursing homes from turning away positive covid patients. jillian: chicago's mayor is considering quite a plan, right? cheryl: this is going to be fun. a lot of cities are dealing with budget gaps. chicago's mayor is considering a $94 million property tax increase, 300 layoffs of city workers, and a gas tax hike and debt refinancing to deal with her $1.2 billion budget deficit. now, while she's keeping her plans under wraps, the chicago tribune is reporting she could also cut 77 million in unfilled jobs and go after teacher pensions. we're going to hear from her wednesday. it's going to get really fiery

in chicago. todd: it seems like it's equal opportunity anger that's going to come her way. a big announcement by american airlines, meantime. cheryl: finally here we go. the macs i -- max is back. american airlines is set to return the boeing 737 max to service by the end of the year. the airline's going to offer a daily max flight between miami and new york, that's going to start probably december 29th. the faa still has not given final approval for the jet to return to service but it is expected to have it fairly soon. the jet has been grounded since march 2019 after two deadly crashes. but that's the plan as of now from american. jillian: cheryl, thank you. cheryl: you bet. todd: all right. another election interference situation could rock the vote from space. celebrity astrophysicist taking to instagram, warning a refrigerator size asteroid may buzz cut earth one day before election day. jillian: he says it's not big

enough to cause harm, the chances of striking earth is less than 1%. you know, it's timing, you know, the day before the election. todd: seriously. jillian: another thing to the list. todd: 2020 has been boring so far, said no one. jillian: it is 43 minutes after the hour right now. joe biden bragging about an endorsement that never happened. social media has something to say on this and we'll tell you about that, next. todd: speaking of bragging, kilmeade, our giants are now in the win column. jillian: congratulations, you won. >> i don't know why they kicked the extra point, try to win in overtime, makes no sense. let me tell you what's coming up. philadelphia played good, not good enough. coming up, we check in with mark meadows, chief of staff, will be with us live. the senate today could vote, this week will vote on $500 billion covid relief bill. the problem is -- what's included in that for the american people, should it pass.

stuart varney breaks down the numbers, 48 hours to get it done according to the speaker. house speaker pelosi says she hasn't spoken to the president in a year. what's going on in washington. it turns out they really don't like each other. newt gingrich on the collapse of civility in politics and gop congressional candidate kimberley klasic wants to represent baltimore many she is fund raising now. she has made $6 million or earned it or raised it. she joins us with the latest on the race on capitol hill. a world war ii veteran gets a much deserved standing ovation and a shoutout from the president. >> 100-year-old veteran right here. [ cheering and applause ] >> that veteran will join us live. don't miss a minute. "fox & friends" coming your way,

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>> i'm kind of in a hostage situation right now with twitter. i do not have access to my twitter account because i tweeted a widely accounted story that changed a couple hours later. twitter comes to me and says we're not going to deactivate but lock your account unless you delete this story. todd: charlie kirk says his account is held captive by twitter. he was locked out after he tweeted about pennsylvania rejecting thousands of ballot. jillian: the story said they rejected the applications after the tweet said they submitted multiple ballots. it's a throwback to the last

election with a slight twist. >> lock him up! lock him up! lock him up! lock him up! lock him up! jillian: an ocala florida rally crowd broke into chants of lock him up. todd: carley shimkus is here with more. carley, i'm shocked people talked about this of on social. >> during an election cycle, unlike anything we have ever seen before, the president's rallies are starting to sound pretty familiar to the 2016 presidential election. as a matter of fact, at one point during his rally in carson city yesterday, somebody shouted lock her up. the president stopped and corrected and said no, lock him up. he is working very hard on his new line of attack that joe biden and his family are corru corrupt washington insiders and

he's an outsider that will continue to drain the swamp. the president will hold two rallies in prescott and tucson, arizona today, rallies later this week in erie, pen pennsylva and north carolina. jillian: joe biden touting an endorsement. but it may not have happened, right? >> that's right. during the town hall last week, joe biden said the boilermaker's union which represents tens of thousands of american workers, endorsed him. turns out, that that is not true. let's take a listen to the moment from the town hall last week. >> boilermaker's overwhelmingly endorsed me. the boilermaker's union endorsed me because i sat down with them and went over in great detail exactly what i would do. >> the boilermakers have not made a union-widen doorsment but the chapter that was being discussed during the town hall boilermaker's local union 154, they endorsed president trump, former pennsylvania congressman

lou barletta said someone should tell joe biden that the boilermakers that he claims are supporting him endorsed president trump last month. that was a big moment during the town hall for joe biden saying the boilermakers are not concerned about our energy policy, so much that they endorsed me. that turned out to not be true at all. todd: this next story very serious. could there be a new die hard in the works? what is this all about? >> all right. well rumer willis set social media on fire this weekend when she posted on instagram die hard is back. and she included what looked like a trailer for an upcoming movie. so of course social media went absolutely nuts. unfortunately for fans of the movie, she was actually teasing a commercial featuring her father for die hard batteries. take a look. >> nick?

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♪ ♪ shouting] jillian: a rally to promote free speech turns violent after alleged antifa counter protesters began attacking protesters. tom homan joins us now with his signed. >> why does it seem that free speech only applies to some people and some groups like the rest just get treated like you see on your screen. >> because they are weak and pathetic. they don't want to hear the other side. how many liberty have been refused to talk on a college campus but many conservatives have been refused to talk ton a college campus. me myself went to the university

of pennsylvania overwhelmed by protesters and never happened. they don't want to hear the other side. they don't want to have -- they don't want to have a debate on the facts because facts won't stand up. they want to silence those on the right. they want to call the ones on the right the nazis and we act like nazi germany. remember what nazi germany did. they stifle free speech. exactly what some of these groupings on the left do like groups like antifa. jillian: you know, tom, sometimes when you allow certain things to happen or behaviors to happen. it's kind of hard then to reverse course. it seems harder at that point. at what point do you think we went wrong with allowing violence to happen without necessarily, you know, reper us cans? >> well, i think, they took the lead from many democratic congressman, ayanna pressley says there needs to be unrest in the street until there is police reform. maxine waters says it's okay to

attack people of this administration, attac harass. kamala harris compared ice agents to the kkk. aoc has called them isis and racist. when you have the most powerful people in u.s. government feel it's okay to attack men and women of law enforcement and it's okay to turn protests into criminal activity, then that's just going to, you know, exacerbate the idea that it's okay to protest and turn into violence. okay to loot, okay to burn, okay to attack law enforcement officers. at some point, consequences needs to matter. for these mayors and governors who told the police to stand down like mayor de blasio, just let them cool out. let them do what they're going to do and just stand by, now they have got this will that they can do anything they want to do and not be held responsible because we have proven in various liberal cities it's okay to do it. >> meantime, tom, a record number of seattle police officers are leaving the department. all this as south dakota governor kristi noem rolling out the welcome mat to tell them come to south dakota, we will

hire you. sort of a two parter. why would a police officer want to go to seattle right now no matter what they can offer them and part 2 is do you see any coming taking kristi noem up on her offer? >> well, i see this. look, i wrote an op-ed several months ago on fox news that the attack on law enforcement continues this is going to happen. this is the finest 1% this country has. they leave the safety and security of their home to defend other people. people they don't know and never meet people that despise them put their lives on the line only to be spit on, harassed bosses and city council wants to defund and take their equipment away. tear gas use of rubber bullets. protecting themselves. taking their equipment away. taking liability insurance away so they can be sued and city won't back them up. for these men and women who put their lives on the line only to

be attacked by people is supposed to support them it's going to take its toll. they are having trouble recruiting police officers already in major cities. jillian: tom, appreciates your time. see you soon. todd: thanks, tom. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. >> joe biden is a corrupt politician. and as far as i'm concerned, the biden family is a criminal enterprise. [cheers and applause] >> do you think the democratic party has done enough to drive up ability to go to the polls. >> i always caution people never to get on the will poller coaster. we take nothing for granted. >> joe biden recruiting big tech employees to his transition team. >> big tech should be ashamed how they are so clearly trying to aid the joe biden campaign. >> how bad would things have to get for you to advocate a national lockdown. >> they would have to get really really bad. >> the suspect throwing a torch