todd: it is wednesday june 2nd, president biden meeting with the key republican, lead congress to a compromise. jillian: hard to watch, shocking video, little boys screaming for help, the key policy put in

place by the trump administration. california teens squaring up the bear to square the dog. let's go. >> working overnight hours, it is not beautiful. >> can we just linger on the song? best song of the 80s hands down. jillian: can't wait to go back to it. i hope to. go and enjoy themselves. todd: those death metal hands. >> president biden will meet

with senator l on his $1.7 trillion infrastructure build. >> time is running out to strike a bipartisan deal. >> clock is ticking. still about $1 trillion of heart and it may come down to that. the president look forward to continuing negotiations with capital but he blamed a razor thin margin with moderate democrats like joe manchin and kirsten cinema for standing in his way. >> biden only has a majority of four votes in the house and at high in the senate with two members of the senate who vote more with my republican friends. >> reporter: the $920 billion gop plan focuses on traditional structure like roads, bridges, airports and runways, the

president's $1.7 trillion plan expands to include combating climate change, promoting green energy. democrats want to pay for it by raising taxes. can they get to a compromise? mike von is doubtful. >> don't know how you bridge the gap when you have come a long way and still have $800 billion gap. >> reporter: they can't get their they will try to go it alone on budget reconciliation but whether they have the math is unclear at this point. this as the president unveils his plan on fixing the racial wealth gap while marking the one hundredth anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. on the list of things he included in his unveiled, the student loan debt forgiveness, which drew criticism from the head of the naacp. president derek johnson issuing a statement saying, quote, until we address the student loan debt crisis which disproportionately affects african-americans we can

never get to the question of homeownership therefore wealth. to be fair the white house has not ruled out student debt forgiveness programs saying they are still taking a look at it. todd: that is a controversial idea. griff jenkins, thanks. jillian: a 14-year-old girl armed with a shotgun and a 12-year-old boy armed with an ak-47 opened fire on deputies in florida. authorities a the two kids ran away from their foster home and broke into a house in enterprise, florida. the deputies arrived, from the house they were robbing and started to shoot out. >> they want to defund us, they want to sanction us and take qualified immunity way. they want to make us the bad guy. where have we gone wrong? that 12-year-old and 14-year-old think it is okay to take on law enforcement.

jillian: the 14-year-old was shot multiple times and is in critical condition at the hospital, the 12-year-old was not injured, neither were deputies. body camera video footage will be released today. todd: a fire for tickling a coworker at the los angeles county fire station. the suspect fled to a nearby home, barricaded himself inside and set the house on fire. he was later found dead with a gunshot wound to his head. the firefighter specialist who was shot and killed has not been identified. >> he was a brave, committed, loyal member of the department for over 20 years. todd: the other firefighter, 50-year-old captain is expected to survive. no word on a motive but this is the second deadly workplace shooting in california in less then a week. jillian: authorities organize a massive search for this missing 11-year-old who vanished from his small town in iowa. more than 500 people including

officers combed through xavier's hometown, he disappeared last week after leaving his home to hang with friends. the fbi and local law enforcement are leading the search. harrelson was last seen riding his bike. sunday was his eleventh birthday. this is not far from where molly tibbetts went missing. videos is the motor 5-year-old boy is abandoned at the us-mexico border. todd: the latest heartbreaking image of the border crisis. lawmakers taking action. what took so long? jillian: 30 joins us as governor greg abbott issues a disaster declaration, the screens are chilling. >> it is gut wrenching. how much more are we supposed to listen to at this point? the border crisis continues, another heartbreaking video we just saw, a 5-year-old boy abandoned by cartel members. [screaming]

>> reporter: sadly it seems seen like this are, along the us border prompting the governors of border states to take action. the group of bipartisan lawmakers will visit texas after governor greg abbott issued disaster declaration for 34 counties saying, quote, president biden's open border policies paved the way for dangerous gangs and cartels, human traffickers and daily drugs like fentanyl to pour into our communities. illegal migrants continue to pour over the southern border federal officials seem bent on ending the remain in mexico policy institute by the trump administration. with homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas saying continuing the policy would not be consistent with this administration's vision and values and the use of the department's resources. the move is not sitting well with lawmakers. representative johnco. of new york says this move by the biden administration send another signal that the us borders are open to illegal immigration. this is a very serious mistake.

meanwhile secretary of state anthony blinken is holding talks to figure out the, quote, root causes of the border breach calling on south american leaders to do more to stop it. >> the irregular migration we are seeing doesn't just affect the united states. it affects virtually every country in the region. what we need to hear from is a shared commitment with us to address those root causes. jillian: secretary blinken will hold a second round of talks in costa rica later today. todd: going back to it, we are envisioning a child we know and if they were in a position, those shrieks, it is unbelievable. >> you can't help but envision it, thank you, guys. jillian: 37,000 employees will get a layoff notice today as the government prepares for a possible shutdown.

governor hopes the notices are only a formality and that the shutdown can be avoided. state lawmakers have not come to an agreement on a $52 million budget proposal. if employees are made off they would become eligible for unemployment benefits. todd: the house election in new mexico, she will fill the seat held by jeff holland. she defeated republican state senator mark morrison who was on the program yesterday. she campaigned on biden administration initiative is like infrastructure spending and climate change. 9 minutes after the hour the white house blaming moderate democrats for lack of action in washington. >> biden only has a majority of the effectively four votes in the house with two members of the senate who vote more with my republican friends. jillian: this as he pushes another jobs off on vice president harris. tomi lahren reacts live next. ♪♪ don't blame it on me ♪♪ don't blame it on on me ♪♪ don't blame it on me ♪♪

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>> reporter: i hear all the folks on tv saying why doesn't biden at this done? because biden only has a majority of effectively four votes in the house and a tie in the senate with two members of the senate who vote more with my republican friends. i am asking vice president harris to help these efforts and lead them among her many other responsibilities. todd: president biden talking in the third person and bucking his responsibility as he gives the vice president another job. jillian: he hasn't followed through on major parts of his agenda because of moderate democrats. here to react is tomi lahren. good to see you this morning. >> i wish that was the case that he wasn't able to ramrod through a lot of those liberal policies but as we know by looking at the last 100 or so odd days we had a lot of liberal policies that he has been able to accomplish, not exactly the ma'khia bryant and i

would have liked to seen but give credit where credit is due, they have been able to do a whole lot to transform our nation in a short time. jillian: placing blame on joe manchin and christensen about. is this their fall? >> at the end of the day i thank them for having a good head and their shoulders and understanding of the american people did not vote for a radical agenda which is why they elected joe biden in the first place, they thought they were going to have a moderate, someone more like christensen or manchin in the white house and they didn't get that but it is hilarious that based on biden passing out another job to kamala harris at the end of the day kamala harris is better tasked with taking selfys and posting tone deaf memorial day than any real problems or anything that needs or requires a solution because as we know it has been 70 days since she was tasked with being the border is a into visit the war, tasked

with infrastructure, green jobs of those waiting on the keystone pipeline replacement jobs are still waiting for it so at the end of the day when is president biden going to realize with people like me like it or not he was elected president, not kamala so he should take accountability for this agenda that he is so proud of. todd: seems like a kamala plate is full of a lot of uneaten food. here is more from joe on voting rights. take a listen. >> members of the black caucus new john lewis better than i do but i knew him. he called the right to vote precious, almost sacred. the sacred right is under assault, simply an american. todd: the latest example from the left of name-calling when the facts don't line up with your position. >> absolutely. i warned about this for quite some time, democrats don't think they can with the marriage and/or their policies which we are going to see really hit home in the next year or two and they are going to try to change the rules to win which is what hr

one is and he's trying to pressure his colleagues into passing but at the end of the day the right to vote is sacred and election integrity is sacred. what democrats are seeking to do is take the covid free-for-all we signed 2020 and codify it and use race any motions to do that and pressure democratic colleagues into falling in line with that and also do a major power grab, take away a lot of the election responsibilities from states, states like georgia or texas, want to pass laws to really insure election integrity, they want to take that and federalize it at a national level. this is a huge power grab and they are going to use pressure in which to do it and i hope there democratic colleagues stand firm on it because we need to ensure that no illegal vote is counted, no double vote is counted and no dead vote is counted whether the democrats like or not. jillian: the media has done a 180 on a number of topics, we've been talking about it as it relates to coronavirus and trying to find the origins of it but how about when it comes to what is going on in portland, let's take a look and you will

see that the headline from the washington post in july of 2020, violent protests clashes turned portland into a right-wing bogeyman had a new one from may of 2021 says anarchists and increase in violent crime hijacked portland social justice movement. your reaction? >> i don't know how you can hijack a movement that was never about social justice, always about chaos and anarchy but portland is what happens when you let the democrats get every item on the radical wish list, that's what you get, portland come when you placate groups like blm and antifa to defund the police, spikes in violent crime. at the end of the day the media play a part in this by passing it off as mostly peaceful and passing it off as social justice. they had a hand to play in this lawlessness and chaos and wants to step back and wonder how it happened, let's remember we used to have a law and order president that sent in federal agents to deal with this mayhem,

something the mayor of portland did not want. at the end of the day democrats have to deal with the fact they have lawlessness in a lot of major cities run by democrats and it is going to hit them hard in the midterms when they tried to be about law and order and keeping people safe we are going to look to the record and see places democrats run and places the media has placated to those democrat policies they have completed the lawlessness and average americans on both sides of the political aisle do not feel safe in their own communities, that is a problem for democrats and they need to take ownership of it. todd: tomi lahren extra fired up on wednesday morning. we appreciate it, thank you. jillian: the tuesday thing. todd: it works better on twitter. jillian: bill mcgurn, former speechwriter for president for w bush is on deck. todd: governor andrew cuomo not the only one accused of profiting off of the pandemic. the backlash targeting doctor fauci over his new book. ♪♪

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todd: president biden unveiling his effort to confront the country as racial commemorating the one hundredth anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. >> young black entrepreneurs are capable of succeeding given the chance as white entrepreneurs are but they don't have lawyers, they don't have accountants but they have great ideas. todd: former professor at princeton vanderbilt university, doctor carol swain joins us to discuss. efficient to have you on our program. that statement getting a lot of pushback on social media for being pretty clunky. what was your reaction to this comments yesterday. >> it is consistent with his

record. almost every time he has a history of opening his mouth and showing that he does not respect the black community. he talks about white supremacy but his record is one that espouses white supremacy and a belief that blacks are inferior and incapable. it is ridiculous to say that blacks don't have lawyers and don't have access to accountants. i am an entrepreneur. i have always had access to those things. todd: seems like you do that once, a slip of the tongue, but when you do it consistently during and after your campaign for 47 years you were in government before then seems like there might be something else there. the white house plan for fixing the racial wealth gap, there is a racial wealth gap. we need to acknowledge that. the white house plan for fixing it, $10 billion to community

revitalization fund and technical assistance, neighborhood homes, tax credit $5 billion from mocking the possibilities program and $31 billion in small business programs. is this proactive in terms of helping the black community or is it pandering. >> a lot of that will not manifest itself, they benefit from that, and i don't believe the average black american, democrats are on record, saying racism is permanent, and white supremacy is blamed for everything wrong in america, every white person is a white supremacist, and it is all about votes, it will not work.

whites will be blamed for the failures. >> i understand the underpinning of what you said. this needs to be taken care of earlier black kids lives and that means giving them the tools to succeed. the new new york times article entitled republicans rattle, continuing at critical race theory. republicans are mounting an energetic campaign aiming to dictate how historical and modern racism in america are taught, and a politically thorny crash in ramifications, and as the article claims, and they are doing well for the country, math and science, that they need to succeed in this world.

>> critical race. is a worldview contrary, and it advances victimization of minorities or white supremacy, the civil rights laws, and it is racism against white americans because it demonizes people because of the color of their skin, that is not who we are in america. schoolchildren should not be forced to be shamed because of their skin color and it is creating a hostile work places and learning environments. that is unacceptable, i am glad republicans are leading the phrase for what america is truly about, a land of opportunity that people like me who came from poverty benefited from and were able to become successful,

i represent millions from the black community. todd: don't forget to check out doctor carol swain's book, be the people, recalling america's faith and promise. thanks for all you do. todd: still to come another cyber attack, this time one of the nation's largest meat suppliers, investigators are pointing to russia yet again. cheryl casone has the breaking details next. todd: download the super 6 apps for a chance to win 10,$000, all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes on the super 6 quiz show, topics range from entertainment to sports free to play. family: guy fieri? but that pulled pork could taste even better on king's hawaiian slider buns. thanks, guy! (whispers) thank you. my work here is done. everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. there we go. look for this in-store display of king's hawaiian hamburger and hotdog buns for a chance to win a flavortown-inspired hawaiian getaway. can i get another restock on king's hawaiian bread? again.

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>> reporter: that attack from the russian criminal group, on the heck of the colonial pipeline, it was off-line after gbs halted capital fodder at us facilities. the united states reporting a 22% decline in 20% in pork output, what russia was behind this attack. >> the ransom demand change from criminal organization in russia, the white house is engaging with the russian government on this matter and delivering that they don't harbor ran somewhere. >> several plants across the country, iowa senator joni ernst and tom billsex tweeting federal agencies are closely monitoring

this attack with the white house and formidable insecurity working closely together. the concern is pork prices will jump in the wake of the shutdown and remember we've seen inflation pushing prices higher for consumers. dave kennedy says us companies should be on high alert. >> what is happening is companies that are taking cybersecurity seriously the control critical infrastructure and then the sophistication level raised by organized crime groups that continue to grow. >> other experts say americans should prepare for more of this. >> the reality is consumers continue to experience more of these disruptions given the relatively nascent state of defenses and a lot of major us corporate around the world. we've got to demand more. >> in a statement to usa today the company ceo said the vast majority of plants should be back up and running by wednesday

as long as production gets back up and running quickly consumers should not see a jump in prices despite how futures tumbled when this attack was first reported but can't stress enough we will talk in the business network cybersecurity has got to be front and center because this is not the last time we we hear from these russian criminal activists doing this to the nation, the pipeline. >> not just consumer goods, this could be healthcare and they are doing it in hospitals. what does it do even deeper, your grandma is on a ventilator or something? >> is president biden letting a trump policies get in the way of good policy? in a new up at our next guest is the biden administration is too invested in politically convenient covid 19 narratives, peter explains, wall street journal editorial member, good to see you, thanks for being here. they this out pretty simply, an interesting read, people should

check it out but basically you outline how this anti-trump -- having affected at the end of the day this electrical down effect to all of us. >> what i argue is president biden claims he is for science and truth and instead when he makes the pronouncement on covid so much is political. the approach, if trump said black they say wait. of trump said white they say black and that is what got him in trouble on the will and lab investigation. >> maybe have an issue with that but let's go ahead and play the soundbite, listen to the president, what he says about following the science, take a listen. >> do the work and get it done. free of politics, guided by science, critical critical

critical that they follow the science. >> this administration will follow the science to deliver more breakthroughs. >> we got you fixed so are they following the science do you think? >> they are following the science if you consider political science science. in 2020 covid 19 was publicly a great gift to joe biden, he was able to hang out in his basement, the press savage donald trump, comparisons between donald trump and andrew cuomo for example, but in 2021 it is not leading him in a good direction. he cannot give credit to donald trump was whatever else donald trump's faults are he did help get us this vaccine, the biden administration can't do it. instead of following the evidence which is the heart of science they just shutdown this investigation before we were

able to conclusively establish where covid 19 came from and that was for political reasons now because the scientific evidences accumulated in the other direction saying it is very possible it originated in a lab they have to do an about-face but the press doesn't call him on it, that is why he does these things because he virtues signals on science and no one calls the politics. >> the last line got me thinking in 2020 the politics of covid 19 helped propel candidate biden from the safe space of his wilmington delaware basement into the oval office for president biden in 2021 make your may yet turn out worse than the disease, that does leave the question what does this mean for 2022 because all of us has their eyes on that? >> again, president biden found covid 19 very convenient, they

are invested in some narratives. they are not invested in the china narrative that donald trump told us that came from china and so forth but they are invested in the idea that because trump called the virus congress flew or wuhan virus that is behind all the attacks on asian americans across the country. they found this narrative very politically convenient and they are not likely to give it up. covid was used to justify this huge relief bill to jumpstart an economy that the evidence suggests was already coming back on its own. this stuff may catch up with mister biden. >> you can go online and check out the article, worth reading on wall street journal, thank you for joining us, have a good day. >> thank you. jillian: amazing footage of two rare waterspouts over memorial day weekend. the sun was shining in miami is a full formed over the coast.

todd: beautiful but scary, off the coast of galveston, texas, strong storms moved across texas. janice dean with the fox weather forecast. >> janice: potential for waterspouts off the coast of the gulf coast as well as the coast of florida. let's look at the radar, potential for showers and thunderstorms normally for the plains states but across the pacific river valley and ohio valley and towards the eastern third of the country tomorrow. here's your risk for severe storms, talking about a marginal risk, not severe weather outbreak but be on alert for watches and warnings in your area. normally hail and damaging wind but the flooding fred as well. there forecast radar, the next also 24 hours, the eastern seaboard will see those pop showers and thunderstorms and there's the potential where we see one to 2 inches or parts of texas as well as florida to the mid-atlantic over the next two days. otherwise it is pretty quiet

except for the west where we are dealing with extreme heat. let's talk about that and we will set records, extreme heat, watches and warnings for california all the way to washington and idaho, and this is early for this time of year, that is a big story as well. we will continue to monitor it. back to you. todd: waterspouts, an abnormally high number of times this week. i saw the itsy-bitsy spider a lot. factor. >> janice: i would love to hear you recite it someday. thanks. jillian: itsy-bitsy spider ♪♪ ♪♪ down came the rain ♪♪ washed the spider out ♪♪ out came the sun and dried up all the rain ♪♪ and the itsy-bitsy spider ♪♪ went up the spout again ♪♪ jillian: we've really got to go.

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carley: it is called expect the am excited:10 lessons on truth, service and the way forward. it will be released in november. the promotional summary for the boxes with more than 3 decades spent combating the most dangerous diseases to strike humankind, aids, ebola, covid 19 doctor fauci has worked in professional conditions and shoulder great responsibility. the restrictions in these pages offer universal message on how to lead in times of crisis and find resilience in the face of disappointment and obstacles. many are comparing fauci's book to governor cuomo's. the comparisons are not kind. when twitter user says i really need the people in charge of handling this pandemic to stop writing books about how they are handling the pandemic while they are still doing it. a spokesperson for the national institutes of allergies and infectious diseases told fox news fauci will not make any royalties from the book, that is something you make when the book is already published.

questions over whether he made anything when he signed the book deal. jillian: i will use the next story is a personal warning if anyone or anything tries to harm my puppy this is what is happening. >> reporter: the bears are on high alert in the connecticut area. this is wild video going viral on social media showing a california teenager literally pushing a bear over a fence to protect her dogs. she said she didn't know it was a bear, she heard her dogs barking and sobbing animal, spring to action and after the fact i think that was a bear, she scraped her knee and that is about it but some animal experts have weighed in saying you should not put your hands on a bear. one guy did say maybe a slingshot in your pockets. don't know how many have slingshots but that is an idea. todd: get a flu shot. >> he is all of our hero this

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jillian: was man charged with a brazen attack on an asian woman in new york city. alexander right facing several charges including assault as a crime, he has previous arrests including five in the last year. nypd commissioner dermot shea blasting failed loss repeatedly letting right back out saying, quote, what are we doing in society when we are releasing these people back onto the streets putting new yorkers at risk.

>> homeless man arrested after an asian police officer, trying to pull off the suspect as he has -- this could have been avoided if the city provided proper treatment. >> the problems they have -- someone who is not mentally a. todd: the officer was treated with minor entries, anti-asian attacks of gone up 160%. compared to 32 this time last year. jillian: the family home of south carolina congressman nancy mace was vandalized with graffiti monday morning. there were antifa logos and left-wing political messaging. >> it has been a jarring day. this is invasive, this is my home and it was scary. >> he felt bad for the kids and

neighbors, democratic mayor of charleston condemns the criminal saying the cowardly acts will not be tolerated. police are investigating. >> a father accusing his daughter at school district, criticizing critical race theory, sean mc greer he will attend the ceremony on conditions of criminal trespass order issued after he repeatedly disrupted board meetings and put out signs and flyers without permission. >> no plans of creating a scene and tell my school we need education, not indoctrination. a number of business leaders and people across the town pulled me aside say i believe in what you are doing, i can't say anything because cancel culture is so strong here. todd: pushback for sending the community and equity letter following george floyd's death, they put up a poster showing what appears to be police beating protesters. jillian: a former black lives matter leader walks away from

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can i get another restock on king's hawaiian bread? again. everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. ♪ jillian: the founder of a black lives matter chapter in saint paul, minnesota revealing why he quit the organization in a newly published video. todd: he learned the ugly truth about the blm and the leadership shows little concern about promoting the welfare of black lives he joins us now. rashad, thank you for being here, i think we can agree the lives of black lives matter. if you don't support that you are a racist. the organization blm, what is

the truth that you discovered? >> i think you hit it on the head right there. when you call for a moratorium on charter schools, that is a direct attack on black families, on black children. the question i always ask folks, how can black lives matter if black minds don't matter? jillian: so the organization raised $90 million in 2020. i'm curious where that money is going and if that money is going to help black families to help black children. >> i will tell you this here in minnesota, we have education gaps and, you know, based on the data, where we have tons of schools where four out of five kids cannot read, i would say that money is not coming to minnesota. all right. if we had 90 million, heck, children would be up here reading. our schools would be better. let me ask you asking here. when you think about that 90 million where it comes from,

blm has been co-opted i do teachers unions, specifically at the national level the american federation of teachers and here locally in minnesota, education minnesota. these teachers unions owns democrats. they own blm and teachers unions in my opinion they kill our children' hopes and dreams. if we are thinking about black children doing what's best for black families we have to start with education. there is not a disparity in this country that doesn't begin with folks not being able to read. so if black lives really matters, we must start in that classroom. todd: that's the crux of this, right? for decades blacks have been prevented from getting the same quality education as the whites. it's a fact. it's reality. why does the education system seem to be able to suppress blacks like it does? >> it's the teachers unions. i can't say it enough. here in minnesota, education minnesota is 94% white yet, they

walk around acting like they are so woke that they know what's best for black children. they own our education system. they spend 30 to $50 million a year here in minnesota to control what our politicians are doing. i don't know if folks have been paying attention toe what our -- i don't even know what to call him today governor tim walls in minnesota hasn't done one thing that's because teachers unions control him. we have to start listening to parents. i mean, there is no way on earth after these two past school years that folks can think that things like education savings accounts aren't going to be good for families. there is not one black family here in my neighborhood in saint paul that has said hey we don't want that money to follow our child. anyone who is in opposition to school choice, charter schools, you are right i would say they're racist. we know that charter schools are creating opportunities. we know that that money that is supposed to be educating our

children, that's not happening here in minnesota. we spend the most money, you know, top states in this country on what we spend on education; however, our outcomes don't show we are spending millions upon millions of dollars to try to educate children. >> rashad turner thank you for joining us. we appreciate your time. our show is over. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ jillian: video shows the heart breaking moment a 5-year-old boy is abandoned at the border by smugglers. >> they created this mess it's almost as if it's intentional. >> the largest meat supplier has been disrupted by russian hackers. >> putin is licking his chops and a lot of adversaries around the world are doing the same thing because they are seeing a weak leader. >> a violent standoff with a heavily armed 14-year-old girl. >> where have we gone wrong that 12-year-old and 14-year-olds think it's okay to take on law enforcement? >> the