know you need those robes to drive to free collagen free job care organized around -- >> to make that jump, everything under the sun is infrastructure we should spend $100 trillion and give everything, every one -- the bill is paid for by >> what a lightweight, gutfeld takes off from here. >> reporter: friday may 14th, oh 7 season for hackers? and report the colonial pipeline paid a $5 million ransom to get his system back online, that could send the wrong signal to our enemies. >> the end inside, the cdc says fully vaccinated americans can ditch the masks but not all blue states are on board yet. >> you say free prize when you get vaccinated.

todd: bill deblasio making a bite out of the pandemic in one of the most unusual press conference is not just of the covid era but ever. "fox and friends first" starts now. key durand iran. durand durand. ♪♪ jillian: appreciate it. i will say free fries anytime. todd: this is weird and coming from somebody that does weird for a living that is really really odd. if i have the self awareness to say that. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" friday morning.

todd: president biden touting the new guidance thing those vaccinated can ditch the masks with a few exceptions. >> not everyone is on board. griff jenkins joins us to explain. >> a major step in the battle against the pandemic and return to normalcy. when president biden stepped out of the white house and walked up to the mic wearing no mask the message was loud and clear. >> a great milestone, great day, made by the extraordinary success we had in vaccinating so many americans. >> reporter: this after the cdc accused the new guidelines for vaccinated americans no longer require masks outdoors or indoors, lifting social distancing with larger gatherings but the cdc still advises masks while in crowded indoor settings like public

transportation, guidelines noting and vaccinated americans should still mask up. this drew criticism from republican senator ted cruz. >> biden and harris and the administration kept saying to wear masks even if you are vaccinated, that discouraged people from getting the vaccines but you should be encouraged to get the vaccine was one of the virtues you can take the mask off. >> reporter: nancy pelosi says house members are still required to keep their masks on, and they received the new guidance and reviewing them to support masking which governor cuomo issuing a statement saying in new york we have always relied on the facts and the science to guide us out of the worst of this pandemic, newly revised guidance from the cdc with

social distancing and reviewing them. can we toss the mask for good? not so fast, the cdc says the virus is unpredictable and if things get worse there's a chance they will change the recommendation and go back. todd: thank you very much. jillian: after a year being told to listen to the science tucker carlson wants to know why there is such mixed reaction to the mask guidelines. >> i'm confused by the reaction. it is not rational. they are not thinking as scientists think. you can't simultaneously say the vaccine is very effective, i so need -- no reason to doubt that, seems very effective. at the same time once you have

been vaccinated your concerns you might be infected by people around you who are not wearing masks. if you have been vaccinated why are you concerned you are going to be infected by someone who is not wearing a mask? it doesn't make any sense? >> reporter: into the cdc 36% of americans are fully vaccinated. laura: looking for the gunman who killed 9 people, three critically, the largest shooting in providence, rhode island's history, shots fired from a vehicle into a home, dozens of rounds fired by four or five guns two groups known to authorities, no arrests have been made. >> reporter: texas constable shot multiple times while chasing two suspect, he's been treated at the hospital. 's injuries are not life-threatening. and nypd officer leaves the hospital to a cheering crowd after getting shot earlier this week. look at that scene.

he was shot 3 times trying to stop someone with a gun. a desk saving his life, this comes as national police vigil honors the fallen adding 394 names to the national memorial wall. the colonial pipeline is running after reportedly paying a ransom but don't expect fuel prices to end so quickly. todd: government officials warned this could be just the beginning. >> reporter: the colonial pipeline started fuel operations again saying the majority of places should reach full operational capacity but it didn't come without panic buying at the pump. colonial pipeline confirmed the restart, biden said the effects would not be immediate. >> would not feel the effect that the pump immediately. it's not like flicking on a light switch. to safely return to normal operations, it will take some

time. >> reporter: fuel shortages across the east coast of gotten close. gas stations in places like dc and the carolinas, virginia and georgia, anywhere from 49 to 73%, the nations capital being the highest reported at the pump. as far as hacking of the system, colonial pai president biden was asked and here is what he had to say. >> reporter: did they pay the ransom? >> i have no comment on that, thank you. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating the hack but biden doesn't think the russian government was involved. lawmakers are demanding answers. >> we need more answers, very little happened in russia or

russia's influence especially with persons affiliated with the russian intelligence. >> reporter: nancy pelosi also weighed in on the ransom payment saying it can't be open season for hackers who make money on threats. todd: mitt romney grilling alejandro mayorkas over a spike in border apprehensions during this hearing yesterday. >> the administration needs to take action to remedy what we are seeing. >> we've taken immediate action. we are addressing the numbers consistent with the law. >> the secretary responsible for securing the border doesn't recognize these charges being a problem. todd: they defend biden and ministration policies while blaming trump your policies for the border crisis. border apprehensions reach a 20 year high.

>> texas representative chip will challenge for the open house republican conference chair post after liz cheney was removed from the job, refusing to back down in an exclusive interview with bret baer. take a look. >> important to understand the threat the former president is making, the threat is ongoing, have to get people to vote for us and we can't do that when based on a foundation of lies, what the president is doing is dangerous. >> house republicans will select cheney as replacements the closed door vote later this morning. todd: finally in person learning 5 days a week, the president of america's second largest teachers union says she and her union all in for the fall. >> given current circumstances nothing should stand in the way of the reopening public schools

and keeping them open. todd: randi weingarten speaking on behalf of the american federation of teachers, she credit the vaccine as a new push for 89% of members fully vaccinated or wanting to be. jillian: a fire department stayed busy during the pandemic but they weren't just fighting fires, they were having babies. they welcomed a stunning 15 babies through the course of the pandemic. one father said the new recruits are gearing up to fight fires with their parents, they are posing for these precious photos at the firehouse and a lot of little ones. todd: it is more than gas prices. the cost of everyday items on the rise. kristin tate calling inflation president biden's hidden tax, he claims next. todd: jillian: one lawmaker's swift response to kick golf masks going viral.

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jillian: consumers seeing a surge in prices on everyday essentials, growing inflation is biden's hidden tax on working americans. todd: the author of the liberal invasion of red state america kristin tate. kudos to you. this article is the best breakdown that i have seen. break it down for our viewers. >> biden spent $1.9 trillion on taking office, he no wants to spend an additional $2 trillion on a misleadingly named infrastructure bill plus $1.2 trillion in new social spending. you cannot just print trillions of dollars every month with no

consequences and what is going on in washington dc is terrifying and dangerous. we are looking at the possibility of 1970s style economic stagflation but inflation is happening, can super prices are up, eggs and beat up 5% from this time last year, housing is up 11%. gas is up 22% and expected to get higher in lumber is up 250%. the primary driver of this inflation is money printing by the fed but also direct stimulus payment and those generous federal unemployment benefits that reduce the labor pool. there's a lot of cash out there with a limited supply of goods, textbook definition of inflation we are seeing play out. jillian: when i was reading the packet the one thing that kept coming to my mind was people who lost their jobs in the last year coronavirus or struggled to make

a living now getting hit with inflation. that is devastating to so many people. >> always the poor get hit most. what we need his officials to step out of the way and let businesses reopen. all of this spending will have consequences, the entire house of cards collapses and it is the poor and people on fixed incomes who get hurt most, these people have to go to the gas pump and fill up their cars and buy groceries and eventually people will realize the spending has damaged the economy and hurt the poorest and most vulnerable among us. by the time general public realizes this and get angry it will be too late to fix the problem. todd: that is why the biden claim that you won't pay more or

less you are making 400,$000 may not be directly paying a check to the federal government but the government printed money, you've got to pay for that somehow with an increase in prices. 4.2% consumer price index increase from this time last year and look at the increase last month. you may see some decimals here and there but if that happens over the course of the entire year that is a lot of money. last question, what is your worst-case scenario how high prices could go? >> i don't have a prediction. i will say we are not going in the right direction and the federal government does not seem concerned about the inflation it is happening but increasingly trying to get out of the us dollar, that is why we are seeing crypto like bitcoin skyrocketing and people putting

their money in real estate. the day of reckoning is coming and i am concerned what is ahead. jillian: you can pick up kristin's book the liberal invasion of red state america. good to see you, thank you. todd: several states taking up critical race theory and fighting to keep it out of the classroom. jillian: we will talk to a professor who says we need to teach kids how to think, not what to think. ♪♪

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acknowledge their weight privilege and manhattan institute's director reporting disney's webpage on the course has been taken down. white house press secretary jen psaki ways down i'm teaching critical race theory after she was asked about senator tom can't's claims that the wealthiest colleges and universities have the mass billions of dollars while indoctrinating our youth with un-american ideas. here's the response. >> i don't think we would think we believe educating youth, future leaders of the country on systemic racism is indoctrination but actually responsible. >> cotton proposed one% tax on the endowment of the wealthiest schools. todd: it is a war on brokenness, 3 states banning critical race theory curriculum as more than a dozen others work on their own legislation is our next guest says we are supposed to teach

kids how to think, not what to think. joining me is glenn lowry. thanks for being here. as a lifelong educator how dangerous is it to a young developing mind to be indoctrinated like this? >> it is quite dangerous. we are putting slogans in the head of these kids. we should be teaching young people how to think critically about difficult moral questions, not how to repeat the platitudes that are the currency of the woke political commentary these days. parents are right to push back. todd: let's look at a map where there's intensive pushback, states moving to ban critical race theory or the process may be, red states have done it, the orange yellow states are in the

process of doing it. are we about to become a country divided into two education systems? >> i hope not although education is a local affair and the country is divided around questions of this kind, we will see what happens but again i reiterate parents are right to be pushing back and if they don't our children will be indoctrinated with a destructive way of looking at their own country. todd: how worried are you teaching crt instead of stuff kids should be learning in school will hurt competitiveness with the rest of the world? >> i am african-american and concerned about young black children, if you teach kids they are perpetual victims you robbed them of the agency they need to improve their lives.

we are in a country where everything is possible for young people regardless of their color and if you teach white kids they are the beneficiaries of some intrinsic racial privilege you undermine their ability to realize their full human potential as well. the world is a highly competitive place, we should doing reading, writing and arithmetic, teaching kids how to compete and the challenges of the future and not indoctrinating them with political slogans. todd: how did we get in such a short period of time? >> got to think about summer of 2020, protests against policing and racial discrimination and systemic racism in the country, got to think of what is going on in the politics of the country in reaction against donald trump's view of the world and people organizing against that and bringing it into our schools

with the fact that racial inequality is a problem but the problem is not in my view one of a systemically racist country that doesn't give white people a chance. todd: appreciate your insight. thanks for coming on the show early from brown university in providence, rhode island, thank you. jillian: 60,000 getaways at the southern border because resources are stretched so thin with an arizona sheriff says if that doesn't concern you wait until you hear how cartels are exploiting it. a major brawl breaks out in the stands of the padres rockies game. it was caught on camera.

>> fox news alert israeli artillery pounding gaza ahead of a possible ground invasion, the violence and escalates to almost

full-scale war. todd: this includes women and children. >> reporter: right now a relative calm unlike the last couple days with hamas missiles dueling with israeli counter attacks. folks here running for shoulders in an attempt to tap that down overnight. the israelis were involved in a major air and ground offense is to take out tanks and artillery and the basic infrastructure that the hamas militants had in the northern gaza strip area where they have been doing so much damage to his real. the militants have been giving back as good as they are getting, tally, 1800 rockets

sent from gaza into israel. enough to shutdown the main important central international airport in israel. as we flew in last night we were diverted to a smaller secondary airports for our south of tel aviv. the tally right now eight israeli skills, 119 on the gaza side. all of this as unrest, mixed towns, this is called the worst communal fighting of the last 20 years. police are being dispatched, politicians are worried and the folks we talk to our concerns with their neighbors will do next and some efforts being made to stop this diplomatically, state department on for being sent from washington, representative of japan, vladimir putin speaking out, we

are hearing complaints about being laid-back to some degree attitude of the biden administration. most people here say this will go on for a long time with real ripple effects not just from here but around the world. todd: congresswoman ilhan omar has backlash for her latest anti-israel comment, wanting a fundraiser on facebook saying in part a bunch of radical right-wingers are angry at her for bringing to light violence against the palestinian people. will you donate 5, 10, $20 to support her campaign? this after she accused israel of committing acts of terrorism. jillian: law enforcement officials in arizona facing a public safety crisis, taking advantage of the surge in illegal crossings at the border. cochise county's sheriff is here, appreciate your time. i don't have the same experience you do. tell us what you are dealing with.

>> we have an administration that refuses to accept or acknowledge and lead this issue, the border security issue on the southwest border. in my sector of arizona this is a national security public safety issue, 60,000 get aways, people seen on cameras that got away from border patrol and my office that are somewhere in the country, 60,000. that is a lot of people. our camera alone, we have a camera system in cochise county, entry, smuggling, 10 times higher this year than last year. 11,000 illegal entries, 800 pounds of illicit drugs, 38 smugglers off the camera system. it is frustrating, we hear the secretary of homeland security say we have control of the border.

jillian: are they getting away because you are stretched too thin or it is that reassignments? what is the problem? >> the biggest problem is we deployed agents off the border into processing and childcare which leaves the border wide open, the cartel stepping up, watching this, smiling at it and exploiting the southwest border. jillian: the migrant encounter rises in april and it is the highest monthly total it has been as you see on screen in 20 years. the border drug seizures in april of 2021, more than 31,000, sentinel and increase compared to april of 2020. those numbers are staggering to look at and one of your deputies received a death threat from the cartel. is that right? >> correct. the reason we have death threats

brought in as a result of the cartel threatening to kill one of my deputies, they are emboldened by this because they feel they can be. this president and this administration to step up, support border patrol, sheriff and communities on the southwest border, disheartening, disingenuous to say the border is controlled. jillian: how did the folks in your area feel? >> the biggest problem for me is keeping control in our communities. they are on edge. what is hard and so disappointing, we are doing everything we can in arizona. our governor, our attorney general, mayors, sheriff's stepping up on this to secure the border. no response from washington dc.

jillian: the biden administration announced they will complete a 13 mile section of the border wall in texas. do you wish more would be done? >> i do. on day one president biden declared the border a non-emergency. that stopped at the wall construction and technology and my border in kochi's county is in disarray today. there has been no movement, no plan. goes back to the frustration level being very high. jillian: thank you for joining us and keep us updated on everything. have a good day. todd: the bodies of two teens on the side of the road in florida. preston nixon on the right the 16. their deaths being investigated as a double homicide. police believe it was not a random act, consistent with gunshot wounds but the causes of death have not been confirmed.

a lift driver robbed at gunpoint in los angeles, stopped to get gas when a man in the backseat pulled out a gun and demand a hand over his wallet. the crook added the driver was from china which could lead to hate crime charges if caught. the driver had his nose broken when he refused to hand over the keys, go fund me for the victim topping 12,$000. three louisville police officers haley as he rose after pulling two people from burning cars following a crash. watch as offices break glass and struggle to reach drivers trapped inside. they were rescued minutes before an explosion. if it wasn't for that quick thinking they would not look like they survived. officers were treated for smoke in relation and are expected to be okay. jillian: shocking video shows the padres fans punching another in coors field. >> now at third. and at second.

todd: down. it is unclear what led to that knockout below, the man in the padres jersey being yelled at by rockies fans. he walks up, down. the victim is not pressing charges. jillian: we are excited to get back to sporting events and do things, just enjoy it. don't need this. todd: we are never going to an eagles game together. jillian: we should be. still to come judge judy holding cancel culture in contempt. her talk about the dc police. todd: bet on sports, download the fox bet super 6 apps and pay for a chance to win 10,$000. are you need to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 quiz show, topics range from entertainment to sports which is free to play, download the super 6 apps now.

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todd: big apple mayor bill deblasio would like to know if you would like fries with that vaccine. jillian: carley shimkus is here with the unusual moment. we always like fries but this was a little odd. jillian: i feel like i should go like this. carley: it is so uncomfortable. we got with point were politicians are encouraging people to get vaccinated and bill deblasio says people can get a free burger and fries with their shot. >> if you say free fries when you get vaccinated, i got vaccinated. if this is appealing to you think of this when you think of vaccination.

carley: this goes with my theory. i don't think politicians should every in front of the camera because it is always awkward. that burger did look really good. jillian: not just politicians but everyone. carley: something about politicians, i know they are people but they don't seem like people sometimes so when they do people things it gets a little weird. todd: if this is appealing to you, it was appealing before you started opening your mouth and chewing on air. carley: ohio giving away 1 million bucks. new york city step up your game. and let people decide if they want to get vaccinated or not and the incentive. todd: with that the judge is ready to move. carley: judge judy calling out cancel culture. he did an interview, to have a fear of speaking opinion for

fear of being put on somebody's list and cancels is a frightening place for america to be. i'm not a big fan of the pc police. who is? she takes her last episode last month and she gets paid reportedly $47 million, the highest-paid judge in america. todd: negotiating her own contract. carley: she spoke out about court packing, said it is a dumb idea, verdict in on that as well. jillian: todd has seen this video and i have not. carley: south dakota congressman johnson celebrated the cdc's new mask guidelines, people who are vaccinated can ditch the mask. he is shaking it off. ♪♪

carley: i like the mask in the constitution and the bookmark. there's going to be of time your daughter asks you what was it like to wear a mask and when it happens you will feel so old. carley: you were right around the time you were born and i will be creeping out of my chair. carley: it is also the younger kids right now forced to wear the masks for so long imagine how they will feel. jillian: rachel told me that her daughter comes home from school and take offer masks he goes like this. it is kind of sad. it is a foreign concept not to wear a mask anymore. getting back to normalcy. todd: i told the producers one story i wanted in the newscast, not joking, this was it was a cat leaves a burning building in chicago, watch.

east german judge giving the cat obtain could. he spent one of his 9 lives. that reminds me of christopher hitchens. land safely. the fire put out, no injuries reported. jillian: he got treated. todd: a gymnast. it is friday. still ahead, around washington state capital, public protests, next guest so the move won't hold up in court. jillian: the triple crown despite a positive drug test after the kentucky derby win. janice dean always winning from the racetrack ahead of the preakness, joins me live next. ♪♪

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y the results of the final 2 rounds of drug tests will be revealed. todd: janice dean joins us with the triple crown tomorrow. >> janice: a beautiful day in baltimore. this is the second rule in the triple crown and medina spirit won in the kentucky derby a couple weeks ago. we got to see medina spirit in the barn before the big race and afterwords and the controversy is the test was positive for cortizone, a band substance in kentucky. the test came back positive after the race. it has been all the talk here.

bob will be not at the preakness, he decided to stay in california because he doesn't want to be a distraction but he is hopeful the horse will do fine in the preakness tomorrow. today, friday is the race, bob afterward in today's race, beautiful guest. we will see if the tests are negative. there are two additional tests for medina spirit. the horse will be racing. it is the favorite to win the preakness. there is another report in the preakness the concert tour, the second favorite to win. i'm excited. there's a lot of controversy. i love them very much. i hope the horse is going to race and everything turned out

fine but we will see and that the investigation play out. the forecast, i am feeling raindrops here but it will be a beautiful day today and a beautiful day for the preakness tomorrow, 70 degrees and lots of sunshine. jillian: one question. do you think i should wear a hat today or not? steve: always. todd: i'm sitting this out. >> janice: tune in the next hour. i am excited. see you soon. todd: relying too much on jade the's fashion. washington state capital and public protests governor jay inslee signing a new weapons ban into law, this extends the open carry firearms and limit situations to ensure an individual can't use a weapon to intimidate other citizens.

here to react is washington state representative jim walsh. your rebuttal to what you heard from the governor. >> he is wrong. be careful when a gun control person says there crazy idea is common sense. it is not. this bill he signed into law is unconstitutional. it violates the washington state constitution and the federal constitution. our state constitution is stronger on gun rights than the federal. it clearly says the right of an individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself or herself shall not be impaired. that is stronger language than the second amendment. the governor is simply wrong and this bill, now law, is going to be challenged in court and the court of the citizens of the state of washington.

todd: critics will say why do you need a gun in those places? the argument you often hear missed the mark in your opinion. >> the bill is badly written. it not only bans the open carry firearms on the capital campus, the property of the capitol in olympia but it bans open carry anywhere within 250 feet at a permanent public event anywhere in the state. it doesn't define what a public event is. it could be a political rally or picnic or a fishing derby. is badly written like that. todd: you said what is interesting is what if you are

having a protest with pro gun individuals and they are not allowed to have their guns, the first amendment abridgment of their rights. a fascinating situation. keep us posted. you mentioned what you will do to continue the fight. thank you. >> we will keep up the fight. carley: congresswoman nancy mase, doctor mark siegel and indiana attorney general in the next hour. ♪♪

jillian: open season for hackers bonds a bombshell report the colonial pipeline paid a $5 million ransom to get systems back online. lawmakers warned that could send the wrong signal to our enemies. carley: end insight?

the cdc says fully vaccinated americans can ditch the masks but not all blue states are on board yet. >> you say free fries when you get vaccinated? that is amazing. jillian: eat your heart out. bill deblasio taking a bite out of the pandemic in one of the most unusual press conferences of the covid era or ever. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ friday friday ♪♪ got to get down on friday ♪♪ the weekend weekend ♪♪ todd: i actually did something. i read an article 10 years after this came out. it talks about the trials and tribulations over the course of the 10 years, she had a rough go