memorial day but do it in 3 day. the country seem so bitterly divided it should be the one thing that brings us together, our love of our great nation of all those who sacrificed to keep us great. don't forget to set your dvr for 9:00 pm eastern, you don't want to miss it. greg gutfeld takes it all from here. todd: it is tuesday june 1st, president biden headed to tulsa vowing to root out systemic races my heels of his warning that our democracy is in peril. what should americans make of that? jillian: the uk joining the us calling for a second international investigation into the origins of covid 19. we have a live report from london where experts say a lab leak may not be a conspiracy theory after all. or was there

something else? another incidents of foul play from nba fans, this one tackled to the ground storming the 6 is wizards game, "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪♪ a beautiful day ♪♪ beautiful day ♪♪ jillian: new york city to roanoke, virginia and beyond. >> did they turn out the lights on the right half of that shot? i felt like somebody flipped a switch as we focused on the wells fargo building. todd: your watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. todd: president biden honoring those killed in the tulsa massacre. >> the president's warning on how the country deals with

democracy. >> reporter: biden will be the first president to be part of the remembrance of what happened in tulsa marking the one hundredth anniversary of the massacre of what was known as black wall street claiming the lives of 300 black residents and burning down homes, businesses and churches in the black community there, the visit comes after a memorial service was held there yesterday for visiting lawmakers demanding action and reparations. >> what happened in this community, what happened to my people is unacceptable. >> we will say to america that we too are america. we too should be repaired, restored. >> reparations is required today today today. >> reporter: this after president biden signed a proclamation declaring a day of

remembrance for tulsa saying i call on the american people to reflect on racial terror in our nation and recommit to the work of rooting out systemic racism across our country, the committed to administration to address racial inequities sort investments in economically disadvantaged areas including minority owned businesses after the president issued a stark warning yesterday at arlington national cemetery while honoring america's fallen heroes. >> democracy itself is in peril at home and around the world. what we do now, what we do now, how we honor the memorial the fallen will determine whether or not democracy the long indoor. >> we expect to learn more details about the president's proposals to help communities of color economically. >> thank you.

>> senior editor at the federalist molly hemingway says democracy is in peril because americans can't trust their leaders. >> talked about the importance of living up to the sacrifice people have made and talking even about democracy being in peril i thought was interesting, true that it is imperiled here and abroad but it is incumbent on people to think through why that is. we have a real crisis of institutions globally and in this country where people charged with handling out of really important serious issues mismanaged those and lead to a breakdown in trust with the people. laura: more than 100 illegal immigrants including eight kids were found crammed in the back of a big rig in texas, the driver of the trucks speeded away after being ordered to go to the second inspection, he jumped along the highway later arrested, border patrol agents rescued 500 migrants in trailer compartments in the past 10 days.

>> secretary of state anthony blinken is heading to costa rica in an effort to get the border crisis under control. in his first trip to latin america blinken will address root causes of migration with leaders of central america, mexico and the dominican republic. at the border, fox news exclusively obtaining photos of 55 migrants found in a cartel stash house over the weekend in texas. >> present democrats bridging president biden to abandon infrastructure negotiations with republicans some democrats growing impatient with the, quote, never-ending negotiations. bernie sanders tweeting if not now when? congresswoman tweeting why we negotiating with republicans? thanks to narrow majorities in the house and senate democrats can bypass the gop, transportation secretary pete buttigieg gave republicans until monday to reach a deal.

>> texas, greg abbott making clear he will not tolerate political stunts a, abbott said he will veto funding for the state legislature after democrats walked off the house floor to block a controversial election security bill. he tweeted in part, quote, no pay for those who abandon their responsibilities. have also vowed to call a special session to get the bill passed, democrats call the walk a last resort accusing republicans of jamming the bill through and insisting it would only make it harder to vote. >> 5 minutes after the hour of fox news alert, new overnight a california deputy has died after being shot during a high-speed chase, sergeant dominic was airlifted to the hospital where he later died from his injuries in san bernardino, sheriff deputies were tempting to pull over a motorcycle without license plate when it took off. 's dipped is approached the abandoned bike the suspect and shooting at them, the suspect was killed. he was a 17 year veteran of that department. >> seattle police are looking for the shooter who killed a man in a homeless and kevin. authorities say the victim and

suspect had a confrontation outside 10 leading to multiple shots fired. the 31-year-old victim was declared dead at the scene. police believe they know the suspect is but did not give a description. >> gavin newsom bargaining 14 people including two men who were facing deportation, this will allow them to keep their green cards, they sent two decades in prison for crimes they committed when they were teens. well incarcerated both men helped fight wildfires, each been demonstrated is living, quote, and upright life. jillian: president biden and vice president harris honor our fallen heroes in a somber ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier, an honor guard took decisive sending your show. a rainy weekend delay the event. flooded florida waters with the boat parade to honor the holiday. in california veterans reflect on the true meaning of memorial day. veterans spoke about that. >> reporter: not flying -- it is

flying for every serviceman who gave his life. >> remembrance ceremonies were held across america to commemorate those who made the ultimate sacrifice. it is 7 minutes after the hour. exhaustive efforts in the manhunt across south florida for the shooters responsible for killing two and injuring 2 dozen more at a concert. todd: the eu talking about american whiskey that had distillers baking the biden administration to take action. kentucky congressman james comeer at the state where that is the understatement of the day. is that right? >> we will talk about that and covid origins when we come back. what does it mean to be a hero? ancestry helped me learn more about the man behind the medal. he was a father to two young daughters.

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shannon: from conspiracy to feasible, british intelligence releasing the will leak theory. >> let's bring in kentucky kirkman james comeare. what are democrats waiting for in trying to investigate the covid 19 origin? you are demanding it. i know the biden administration, many key players trying to move this along. what are democrats in congress waiting for? >> they are scared that donald trump will be proven right and number 2 if you look at the legislation we voted on the past couple weeks they made several references the republicans were racist for implying the virus started in china, made reference to the wuhan virus with respect to their asian american hate crimes resolutions so the democrats are going to look

really bad on this and it is unfortunate that they won't tried to get to the bottom of this because they know they will be proven wrong. >> at the beginning i said releasing and reassessing to clear that up. do you think with more people on board with the possibility this lab week. should be explored at this point do you think that is going to push to get more of an answer and is it said that you have to have more people on board to push to believe in this? >> you are exactly right. the public is demanding answers, this took a year for most people's lives, disrupted our economy, disrupted our everyday lives, a public education system and they want answers. at the very least we are going to find out china was not transparent, we are going to find out the china covered up what they knew starting from the three employees at the wuhan lab that had covid like symptoms in october of 20193 months before we knew anything about it in the

united states, china will have a lot of explaining to do in the american people not only are going to demand the democrats hold hearing on this they are going to demand that the democrats join the republicans in holding china accountable which don't know how you put a price tag on what this is cost our economy but it is cost our economy trillions and trillions of dollars in china is going to have to be accountable from a monetary standpoint. >> a line from your letter in light of new evidence and ongoing refusal to acknowledge legitimate questions related to the ccp we are writing to renew our long-standing request from full investigation of china's liability. we are not talking something that happened last month. this is going on for 15, 16, potentially more months. is it evidence to you of how in bed some of our leaders are with china? it is not something you hear a

lot about in the mainstream media but i'm trying to find a reason why over the course of 16 months these questions is not been answered until now and it cannot all be about donald j trump. >> the democrats could also fear the biden conflict of interest with china may come to light. the democrats were very outspoken in their concern about russian relationships with the trump family, russian business relationships which we all know now never -- those were conspiracy theories on behalf of the democrats, now we have factual evidence that china has betrayed the united states's trust in the worst possible way but democrats don't want to get the bottom of this and the relationship with hunter biden in china, the fact that during the obama biden years they clearly gave china free reign to do whatever they want with respect to trade, with respect to climate regulations and now

we've got any solid evidence that china played the major role in creating this virus and at the very least they covered it up, they know a lot more than they are telling us and really disappointing democrats won't tried to get to the bottom of this. >> let's talk about this for a second, the eu suspends a 50% retaliatory tariff on american whiskey. what would this mean for distillers in kentucky? >> the bourbon and whiskey industry is a signature industry, one of the major industries in my congressional district, not having that 50% tariff is a big win for the industry in kentucky. people don't realize the economic spinoff that has in kentucky, not just the distilleries themselves, bourbon and all the travel that comes with it. not just the jobs at the distillery plans, we have a lot of farmers that grow the grain with the bourbon in kentucky but

in my district, to put that in perspective the population of kentucky's for the half-million currently today we have 10 million barrels of bourbon in storage in kentucky in 25% of all the bourbon produced in kentucky is exported and the european union in the export market so i think there's a sigh of relief in kentucky those tariffs are going to go to 50% and we need to continue to work to illuminate the tariffs and make sure we have free and fair trade. >> one of those bourbon trail towards is part of the story with "fox and friends" and it is beautiful in your district so doing that tour, going to the various distilleries all a little unique, we appreciate your time, thank you. >> i want to do that tour. todd: we will several different bourbons and have taste tests.

>> the end result you see is the bourbon but everything that goes into that you have to take into account. todd: it is huge. jillian: as we talked about consumers are being asked to be the cost of rising prices across the country. next guest so there's another side to the story and explains why your favorite dishes could cost you a bit more. todd: a popular cruise line gets the green light to set sail this summer. ♪♪ ♪♪ comes a away ♪♪ come sail away ♪♪ come sail away

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jillian: welcome back. a small plane makes an emergency landing on a california freeway. watch this. [bleep] jillian: it happened 35 miles north of los angeles, no one was injured, the plane did not hit any cars. california highway patrol to the pilot and trainee were on board. it is not clear why they needed to make that emergency landing. enough to the michigan firefight on vacation jumped into action when historic building caught fire. he can be seen with a hose line helping out as first responders arrived. the unnamed firefighter hooked up the hydrant to get the inferno under control. no one was injured, no word on the cause of the fire. >> expect to pay more dining out, restaurants across the country raised prices as soaring

inflation triples the cost of ingredients. the owner of georgia's northside took to facebook to cling to customers why their bills would be bigger. how bad could it get? >> kind of unreal at the moment. every day is an adventure. i go to the market and wait to see what i am facing but it is changing on a daily basis. >> 4.2% increase in the last 12 months, let's break this down by certain items. i read that you use a lot of beef brisket, barbecue seasoning, a lot of people use it. up 185%, chicken breast up 70%, oil prices up 100%. with everybody so health-conscious and using gloves, glove prices up 300%. a quick economics class on restaurant economics, how much does my bill go up because of that?

>> pretty complicated but the baseline for a restaurant, the golden lose you want 25% food cost or below, the components of running the business be it trash pickup, labor, all that stuff. makes the majority of the rest of it so when you have your set price, if your burger is $12 and beef goes up 100% it is easy to understand where that money comes from. it comes from the profitability of the restaurant and all restaurants are being faced with the same situation which they are forced to raise costs and it is hard when you look at your customers and season people are continuing to come and other people, you definitely know are not dining like they used to and it is clear economics are

driving customers away. todd: last year you didn't make a lot of money because you were closed, the pandemic forced you to close. it is difficult to come to a year you thought everything was going to be great and then get hit with this double whammy of increased food prices. that said why do you think all this is happening? is about covid related or something else? >> there are a bunch of things that go into it. first things first, covid turned the supply chains upside down, a year ago from april to may, basically the same thing, to be transferred with my customers, to let them know what i'm facing because in the end when they are shopping with me they are facing too and in a 30 day stretch from april to may last year briskets, my cost went from 269 a pound to 693 a pound. the numbers don't lie and my

customer base was really supportive and pretty much said we love what you do, we will still come but i raised prices then, the wholesale cost stabilized and the market calms down after the covid outbreak, processing plant and all that stuff. i lowered prices back to the original levelland now as we go into the summer season, the last couple and we've seen the same sort of trends but more generalized, very specifically meet related but it is like a sitcom where you have a huge container ship blocking the suez canal, the russian hackers going wild on the east coast gas

service. one thing after another. the same vein as last year when i did to let people know exactly what i was doing so they wouldn't think when i'm raising prices that i am kicking them when they are down. i'm seeing probably 100% more business than i did a year ago but my profitability is about half. i'm kind of at the same point. >> you are not doing this because you want to but because you have to to stay alive. i spent four years in new hampshire, never made it to your restaurant but if i find one more day in new hampshire i'm going to georgia's northside. we appreciate your time this morning, best of luck. >> thank you very much.

>> the push to recall george casco hits too close to home for the progressive district attorney who is dismissing it as a conspiracy theory. todd spitzer is another california da who supports the effort and joins us live. >> we are month from the mlb all-star game, atlanta business owners taking a swing at the league, their latest move when "fox and friends first" roles along. and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible. this now, is how god's children are living.

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combat, major development in the mass shooting at a concert in miami is police find the vehicle involved submerged in a canal. >> jackie ibanez breaks down the latest as we get a better view. >> reporter: the miami-dade police department covering the suv moved in a mass shooting, here you see the pathfinder submerged in a canal. the suv was 10 miles from the

scene of the crime, was reported stolen on may 15th. this key piece of evidence resurfacing hours after investigators released the surveillance video. the brief footage shows 3 arms gunman getting out of the vehicle near banquet hall. the masked suspect quickly returned to the getaway car before speeding off. the gunman waited in their vehicle for a crowd to gather out front, several arms people in the crowd returned fire. miami-dade county's mayor promises justice for the shooting. >> we will do everything, everything we can and ever use every resource available to bring these people to justice. we believe no stone unturned, we will leave nothing behind to bring these shooters to justice. >> the banquet hall has been hosting a relief party for local rap artist.

police 18 people remain hospitalized this one, the victims range in age from 17 to 32. and emotional father interrupted a news conference with the message for his son's killers. >> you killed my kid. >> police believe the shooting was gaining related. authorities are offering 130,$000 reward for any information regarding the shooting. >> reward for information in the deadly road rage shooting of 6-year-old california boy aidan leos's race to 400,$000, he was shot to death while his mom drove him to school last month and now his family is begging for justice. >> he gets to have a funeral as beautiful as he is. please, if you saw anything, anything at all, dashcam footage or something suspicious please come forward.

my brother deserves justice. >> california district attorney todd spitzer, thanks for being here, we appreciate it. what is the latest information, where does this case stand? >> we are getting all kinds of leaves, 400,$000 into the universe and a lot of reaction. we put out a description of the vehicle, this full wagon station wagon with a sunroof, very unusual vehicle, not many of them in the southern california area. we have a lot of leads but it is a manhunt and a woman hunt. jillian: what is your message for the shooter or shooters? >> we have a shooter and the getaway driver, we believe the woman was the driver and the mail was a shooter, the right front seat passenger. i've been a prosecutor involved in the criminal justice system in one way or another the last 32 years, i made a career of

putting people behind bars and holding them accountable. i want these people to turn themselves in and i'm demanding they turn themselves in but i'm running out of patience. the case is over a week old and these people killed a little boy 6 years old with his whole life ahead of him in cold blood. he should have been going to kindergarten, first grade. >> such a beautiful boy. look at these pictures, breaks your heart for his entire family. this one definitely hits the heart of all of america when they look at these photos. >> his sister you lead with her, 15-year-old alexis. a press conference last week, we announced the reward money, at that point we were at 250,000. i keep taking phone calls, people want to put in thousands and thousands of dollars, this is gripping parts of america. shannon: keep us updated on

that. we will continue to follow that and also following this, the george casco recall organizers collecting signatures, they were out in pasadena having a rally saturday, they've been in various areas. this is a statement on friday and this is, quote, we are seeing increasingly in our county segments of our society that do not want to accept the results of an election. we are going to work to continue to educate the public. it seems he is saying the reason people want to recall him is don't want to upset the election. what do you say to that? >> george was open about what kind of changes he wanted to bring to los angeles county district attorney's office. let's not forget the cursive movement funded by george soros

is a real movement. let's make no mistake about it. they are running a special election or partisan election against another democrat by 65% against a career prosecutor. let's not fool ourselves into thinking this movement that is being pulled across america including against me, they're putting a candidate against me in orange county, california, don't think this is not real. george campaigned on a certain set of principles but he has gone way way way to the far far left in really hurting victims at not prosecuting kids to the fullest extent of the law. >> there's been 127% spiking los angeles county homicides but that being said do you think this recall goes through? >> it is going to be a telephone, george needs to understand that people are upset with him in the progressive movement needs to understand it is moving too quickly, it is not

at the public support. the biggest outcry is coming from crime victims, crime victims are being kicked to the curb and los angeles county. in the earlier cases, to get the killer, let me tell you, orange county, in los angeles, i will do everything in my power to keep it from becoming one of those out-of-control counties. i expect law and order, expect justice, i expect to be fair to defendants and protect their rights and needs, that's my job is what i will be damned if i'm going to allow the progressive movement to change our inner cities, urban cores and our counties with the agenda george gascon in san francisco and philadelphia are trying to push over on america. >> we hope you do everything you say you are because that poor family deserves answers and they

deserve to know exactly what happened to their beautiful 6-year-old boy and get justice for him. thank you for joining us this morning. appreciate it. >>, cruises and the green light for the cdc to begin sailing from three us forces from the cruise line is focusing on galveston, texas, miami at port canaveral in florida, first ships with passengers will depart from galveston in miami next month, credible announced plans out of work canaveral in the coming days. we should take the show and put it on. conservative group representing small businesses is taking major league baseball to court. the job creator's networks as it will be's decision to move the all-star game out of atlanta over its objection to georgia's voting law hurt small business. it is estimated the move will cost $100 million.

the losses will demand they move the game to atlanta or pay damages impacting small businesses. coming up alfredo ortiz of the job creators network will join "fox and friends" live in the 70 an hour. tennis stars rooting for naomi to get well after being injured in the french open with struggles with anxiety and depression when she was fined 15,$000 after refusing to take part in post match press conferences. >> everyone is different and everyone handles things differently, you just have to let her do what she wants and the best way she thinks she can. >> reporter: martina says athletes trained to take care of their bodies but mental health gets short shrift. jillian: chris pratt shared a moving tribute to follow american servicemembers on social media for memorial day, listing several photos of people morning friends and family killed in action.

heather: said, quote, they are the good guys, they run to the sound of gunfire, through pain-and-suffering he never will, they've given up the most free and decent society planet earth has ever seen. may god give their souls rest and may they live in our memories this weekend. time now 40 minutes after the hour, doesn't get any lower than this. american flag stolen from a cemetery of veterans on memorial day weekend, police asking for your help to find the thieves and make this right. >> reporter: the nba seen in another incident of foul play, this time a man tackled to the ground, storming the sixers playoff game, the latest in a string of fan fiascos, we are coming right back. ♪♪

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stockpile after the regime restricted access to its facilities. the iaea believes iran has 7000 pounds of an alleged uranium bunker. more could be there is the agency says they failed to explain traces of uranium found in 3 undeclared sites. we will keep you posted on that. >> senator lindsey graham meets with israeli prime minister benjamin yahoo in jerusalem, the two discussed the violence between israel at a loss. senator ted cruz shares emotional photos of a home in israel destroyed by a bombing he called the images heartbreaking. one photo, they are standing with the rubble, this comes as part supposed to prime minister and you worked to remove him from his post. the size of his report the israeli opposition leaders is the new coalition being built is facing, quote, plenty of obstacles but he believes the country could enter a new era within a week.

rutgers university leadership is denying the school apologized for condemning anti-semitism. the university's president saying the school, quote, deplores hatred and bigotry in all forms, we've not, nor would we ever apologize for standing against anti-semitism after the school chancellor and vice chancellor sadistic condemning the recent rise of anti-jewish attacks and apologized the next day for not communicating support for palestinian community members. >> that back-and-forth has been a disaster for rutgers. the us flag stolen from the veterans cemetery los angeles this memorial day weekend including a joint 25 x 30 foot garrison flight. the theft occurred sunday or monday when the cemetery baits -- gates were closed. 3 people i needed to handle that massive garrison flag. small gravesites, were also

taken. authority to reviewing whether there is any security footage that could help them identify the suspects. if you are that desperate for a flag somebody will get you a flag. if you are doing this because you hate america or angry at these veterans you are a horrible person. >> help get to the bottom of this. still and president biden heads to tulsa with plans to root out systemic racism. >> blue lives murder t-shirts for sale on amazon. jenna caldwell reacts to these stories coming up.

>> president biden expected to address racial inequality in america while marking the one hundredth anniversary of the tolls a week massacre today. jillian: he called on americans to reflect on deep roots of racial terror in our nation.

good to see you this morning. here's the part of this proclamation on the tulsa race massacre and to read, quote, i call on the american people to reflect on the deep roots of racial terror in our nation and recommit to the work of rooting out systemic racism across the country. what is your response? >> people don't know about their district in tulsa, oklahoma known as black wall street which president biden mentioned, one of the greatest examples of capitalism is country has ever seen, talking black independence, not government dependence and had it not been for the massacre and what was lost from the massacre, $200 million today, folks dependent on themselves. president biden has a history of virtue signaling when it comes to issues of race and a history of tipping the scales. if you want to root out

institutional racism the 94 crime bill should be his greatest starter, we don't see that with democrats especially those white politicians who choose to bring up issues of race and provide great symbolism but never opportunity to right the wrongs that occurred in this country and we see president biden facing a lot of pressure from the black community because of commitments he made that he has not followed through on and this is another example of that. it is good for everyone to know about black wall street, something i learned about as a kid but i encourage everybody to learn about it, president biden should take advantage of the moment. >> there's a reparations bill

for the tulsa race massacre introduced in congress, part of the, quote, the tulsa greenwood massacre claims accountability, survivors and defendants access to the courts to seek restitution for one of the worst episodes of racial violence in us history. do you agree with that proposal? >> i am not familiar with it to be honest with the audience and i do believe individuals in that era should -- are entitled to some form of compensation. there were insurance claims made during that era that were flat out denied, everyone aware of it, a bit of power was usurped in that community to be able to act on their own after people became homeless because of the riots. we know there were mobs of white folks that came in because of a situation, assault of a white woman we later discovered wasn't true, data by the woman in question but at the same time justice is not been served, martin luther king said justice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. there needs to be something that occurs, someone still looking for answers today.

>> let's look at this t-shirt being sold on amazon, but lives murder it says, quote from detectives to amazon reads it is disheartening your company would allow this disgusting motto on your sales platform to continue to have products emblazoned with his vile phrase puts the lives of police officers of the law enforcement at peril and risk. announces, quote, as a retailer we provide customers with access to a variety of viewpoints across videos and products, we strive to provide customers with the widest possible selection and we do not endorse the content if any book, video or product. we understand some customers may find some products objectionable and we provide customers with a variety of ways to engage and express their views including through product reviews. first of all your thoughts on this shirt, second of all your thoughts on their statement. >> the horrific nature of the messaging, no question, we can

all agree. this provides even further evidence they are sanctioning normalization of the attack on officers and we have to understand what is going on in this country, the idea that you can deepen the police people are suffering by way of defunding the police. the fact that so many people are attacking folks willing to put their lives on the line to go in harm's ways disgusting, disenfranchising those who need the help the most. i always say police should be honorably serving and if there's a situation like derek chauvin, we and i believe the majority of officers are good people who deliver their duties honorably

and amazon is providing a platform for hate, very disgusting. jillian: thank you. todd: the nba playoffs, security guard tackling a fan on the court during a game between the was its and 76ers. he did not interact with other players but this is just the latest in a string of fan misbehavior including this one, fans from the water bottle at another, dumping popcorn on russell westbroken. jillian: a big 5:00 hour on deck with joe conscious of and arizona attorney general mark burnohwhich. we are coming right back. ♪♪ so wake me up she had a dream and decided to pursue it. find the strong women in your family with ancestry.

jillian: it is tuesday june 1st, breaking overnight in california sergeant in 17 year veteran of the force shot and killed the bias suspect to let him on the chase before taking out a gun and firing leaving another family of a police department morning. will: more details how the biden administration plans to help communities of color as he tends to tulsa. jillian: small businesses with a major-league lawsuit over the mlb's decision to hold the all-star game from atlanta. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪