univision. vice president. it is an honor because i got to vote for the first time is a naturalized citizen. i voted for you. laura: the biden administration can't lockdown the border or their press conferences. she wasn't with univision. todd: it is wednesday june 9th. democrats being held accountable for the defund the police movement is the streets become war zones and children are caught in the crossfire. >> never been to the border. >> i haven't been to europe. >> can you commit that you will visit the us-mexico border? >> yes i will and i have been before. >> kamala harris as she has been

to the border and promises she will go back now that she is finally forced to take their questions about the border search she is tasked with managing. >> the mystery of the florida dinosaur finally solved? the now viral video, she might have the answer and we have a special surprise for you in 15 seconds was "fox and friends first" starts right now. jillian: the floor is yours. todd: it is hours. as we get this -- >> we are with an arms length. >> great news. if you smell something different on your tv, that is extra mouthwash and extra deodorant, restraining order is over. i am todd piro. >> it is nice to get back to normal and get things going again. todd: you will be tired of it by

the end. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. todd: vice president harris back in the us after going to central america to address root causes of the migrant surge. jillian: of the p faces mounting pressure to visit the southern border. >> vice president kamala harris confusing the press corps on her first foreign trip saying she has been to the border. pressed further she said she will eventually visit as republicans and democrats have been asking her to do so since march. >> can you commit right now that you will indeed visit the us-mexico border? >> yes i will and i have before. the reality of it is we need to prioritize what is happening at the border and we have to prioritize why people are going to the border. >> not everyone buys the vice

president's answer, ashley into and tweeting kamala harris said we've been to the border. spoiler alert, she hasn't. the vp would rather meet with foreign leaders then border patrol agents who are dealing with these issues on american soil. during her trip the vice resident held meetings with the guatemalan and mexican presidents to discuss why there was such an influx of migrants and ways to make life better in latin america so people would not leave. harris has said she was focused on diplomatic solutions but the trip ended without any solid deals to enforce immigration or stem the flow though she did announce efforts to send aid money to the dismay of some progressives in our party the vice president until migrants do not come. that message as we continue to see heartbreaking images from the southern border, this video from customs and border patrol of the 5-year-old girl running along fencing after being abandoned alone. patrol agents were able to get to her and bring her to safety and are treating her and they will work to reunite her with her family.

the vice president called republicans push for her to visit the border shortsighted and simple border trip would not fix the issue. todd: i have not been to europe either. i want everybody to know. jillian: former un ambassador nikki haley said the president and vice president are dropping the ball on the border and the rest of the world is taking note. >> this is embarrassing. any leader knows you can't fix what you can't see. she hasn't been on the ground, hasn't talked to border patrol, she doesn't know what is happening. i don't know what her fear is of the border but clearly she has one and i don't know what biden's here of the border is but he has one. what i will call it is flat-out denial. they think that if they don't go it won't be real. it is very real. >> haley is at her voice to the

chorus of others blaming the administration's mixed messages for the recent surge of migrants. todd: los angeles county sheriff's department documents the biggest drug bust in his history. mexican cartels are suspected to be apps, agents track down 7280 outhouses filled with illegal pot plants, found in the opening desert, they brought in massive bulldozers to raid the scene. one location had $50 million worth. that rate falls reports of cartel members threatening residents with firearms and the plantations hogging water from local farmers. 5 mexican nationals were taken into custody. jillian: a man accused of shooting a colorado police officer has been arrested. jacob is charged with attempted homicide after he opened fire on the officer, tried to arrest him after discovering he was a wanted felon. this includes arrests for drug possession and property damage. the officer is recovering at home after being released from the hospital. todd: three young girls in california ages 11, 12 and 13 are killed in a hit and run.

a fourth girl 14 years old remains in hospital in critical condition. authorities say they were in the road in a remote area when hit, two of those girls in wheelchairs, police say the driver and passenger got out of the truck and went away without helping the girls. police looking for the right now. jillian: i crime across the country turning us street into danger zones. todd: marion rafferty joins us with more on a miami drive-by shootings until two teens. >> the defund the police movement proving to be with violent crime up across the country and miami locals describe a war zone is two more teens are shot in a drive-by shooting. in new york, 10-year-old justin wallace was gunned down as he was leaving his and's home in queens. he was arrested and charged. the motive is unclear. shooting spiking in new york city at 68% compared to 2020.

mayor bill deblasio says he has a plan. >> we have atf agents directly embedded in the nypd to find guns and quickly act on the information they find to stop the flow of guns. >> reporter: former police commissioner bill bratton says tackling the problem isn't that simple and police budgets are cut in many us cities. >> the challenge will be difficult with a demoralized police force with significant cuts in money and services for the police department. >> reporter: los angeles two suspects are rested in the road rage shooting of a 6-year-old boy. aden we was shot and killed while in his car seat on the way to kindergarten with his mother. 24-year-old marcus anthony and 23-year-old we win were arrested sunday. he is charged with murder, we with accessory after the fact

and concealing a weapon, harris's attorney is fighting to keep video of the court proceedings from being streamed on youtube out of fear for his client safety. orange county da says it is time to let justice play out. >> let's try for the system to do what it is designed to do and that is hold people accountable. >> reporter: in chicago a new report shows 52 kids were shot just this year. todd: horrible numbers, thank you. jillian: anthony blinken denies he shutdown the trump administration's probe into the origins of covid 19. >> wall street journal indicated there was a study and process on the origin of the fibrous and the state department should be ongoing probe down in january. >> on a number of levels incorrect.

>> blinken said the study done by an outside contractor was competed but was criticized by members of the trump administration is bending evidence to fit preconceived notions was the secretary avoided saying whether he thinks the virus leaks from the lab in wuhan, china. todd: infrastructure negotiations between president biden and shelleyitoh, she turned in a plan that focuses on traditional infrastructure and dropped tax increases but biden suggested more tax hikes. >> the last offer i got from the president had more tax increases in it. i just feel like the real opportunity here for at least 20 republicans to join with the other democrats to pass the most robust infrastructure package we could have had. todd: the bipartisan house problem solvers caucus released their plane yesterday as well including $761.8 billion in spending over the next eight years. leaving floridians stuffed. back in april take a look, this

surveillance video went viral. are you looking? shows a mysterious creature running through a palm coast backyard. jillian: looks like a baby dinosaur. others say a large bird or a dog attached to a leash but the woman who captured the footage says despite asking neighbors there is still no answer as to what it is but they are convinced it is a baby dino. >> you are like that tail was very dinosaur-like. a dinosaur and then a ghost. jillian: it is like a combo. conspiracy theory nearly over here. what else is out there? loch ness? if you are nearly going to scotland at any point over the next couple months you know what she's up to. jillian: minneapolis residents are taking action as crime

spirals out of control in the birthplace of the defund the police movement was a former city councilmember calls an open season for criminals and he joins us live next. >> dozens of pickup trucks with trump flags and in some cases dozens of american flags which is also just disturbing. todd: did you hear that? disturbed by the american flag, damage control over that comment from one of their staffers when "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning returns. ♪♪

jillian: set up minneapolis residents suing the city and mayor as violent crime and shootings skyrocket. the councilmembers keep pushing

to defund the police, the suit claims, quote, with a hiring freeze, no training programs and encouragement of officers to leave this he countless, she'd stated goal of the quick dismantling of the minneapolis police force. minneapolis be councilmember says the city send a message to couples it is open season on gun violence. thank you for being here. appreciate your time. you say everybody from community members to the cops to city councilmembers are in a state of pain. can you explain what you mean by that? >> george floyd was killed which was painful for everyone and the announcement of defunding, hurt the police, in a double whammy

kind of way, made every assault on the police, making them feel they were -- their bosses. more ptsd. sick leaves and further retirements. crime has gone up, we hear gunshots every night, people getting killed, blocks from where we live or across the alley and people are getting sick physically. people are moving four neighbors on my block alone have moved because of the violence. people in medication, really

fearful for themselves and the council itself is in turmoil not able to see clearly insufficient numbers to make decisions and afraid of i believe pressure from elements of the protest. almost like traumatized and unable to make life decisions. >> summit is a former city councilmember, what do you think of what the current city councilmembers are trying to do and go forward with the defunding the police movement. looking at statistics, homicides are up, 153 person, carjackings of 22%, you have community members suing the city and the mayor. it is a mask what is going on out there.

>> we are suing the city and we believe without some kind of something from the state, members will be too caught up in their pride and the resolve to change their minds and they would rather stay out to change their minds. their ideas, untested ideas. the only one who can stop them is the law. to force a lawsuit, we be leave we will have a favorable response. jillian: we did reach out to the city for a statement, we've not heard back. thank you for joining me.

have a good day. todd: 18 after the hour, calling out the 1619 project for twisting the constitution and attacking the second amendment. a warped view of history. plus. >> a lot of the dangers of cancel culture, condemning people all the time. todd: you heard it right there. former president obama has a warning against cancel culture, more when we come back. ♪♪

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todd: historian's new book claims the second amendment was meant to protect and preserve slavery. jillian: a new article titled the 1619 project comes for the second argues it is a warped view of american history. a senior writer for the "national review" joins us to discuss. thank you for being here. where do you think we are with society right now with trying to figure out there are some believers of the 6019 project, some are firmly against it. where do we go with this in the future and what do you make of this book? >> there is a concerted effort to reimagine history in purely racial terms to be simplistic is part of the equation of american history and it is not something we should ignore but we also shouldn't reinvent history and revise it just to make our contemporary debates sound better and when it comes to the second amendment it is clear from the evidence that it was not about race.

it was not about preserving slavery. it was about a lot of other things, individual freedom, its history went back to issues that had nothing to do with slavery. trying to make it a racial issue is in today's debate people want to smear you basically and call your defense of the second amendment racist. todd: the author of the book carol anderson, here's her thesis, quote, it was designed and consistently been constructed to keep african-americans powerless and vulnerable. this is a professor at a good college who has been awarded a lot of awards for her writing. how dangerous is it these theories are making their way more and more into our mainstream consciousness? >> it is terribly dangerous. i believe the second amendment is one of the most important amendments. it allows people to defend themselves and all their other freedoms. her contention in the book is not backed up by a single piece

of contemporaneous evidence. not a single quote, not a single speech, not a single pamphlet. she could win 1 million awards but it won't make her right. especially these days hand out awards to people who tell them what they want to hear, not people who do good work and this book is not good work. jillian: she's the author of a number of other books. one vote no vote, how voter suppression is destroying our democracy and another one, white rage, the unspoken truth about our racial divide. when you look at the things she has written about it doesn't surprise you that this is also on her list. >> it happens in every kind of area of study where people sometimes think everything they have expertise on is the most important event and the driving force of every topic in the

world and it is simply not. in my peace i left many quotes from the founders, many founders and framers who are against slavery and did not have slaves, talks about the importance of self defense. the revolution started in massachusetts. three states that initially had their own second amendment had abolished slavery by that time. the evidence goes in a completely different direction. it doesn't give us any evidence of that. todd: another example of rewriting history. thank you for getting up with us. and artists calling out the police department, they asked to add an american flight to a mural depicting other offices in the artist wants that were taken down. >> no need for the vaccine, if you already had covid 19. doctor janette nesheiwat is here

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right now! todd: president biden will depart on his first trip overseas and taking office. to meet with the eu leaders. jillian: he makes the case with vladimir putin for the first time. >> reporter: this is his first trip, first time embarking outside the united states since taking office, he is set to late in the uk late this evening. he's going to pop the english channel and go to brussels before finishing it all off on his eighth day in vienna. first day first stop in the uk,

a bilateral meeting with prime minister boris johnson. they talk about bilateral relations, the two of them sit down with the rest of the leaders of the g7 for a summit southwest of the country, like doing and in the united states. the g7 is shorthand for the group of 7 and includes 7 of the world's richest democracies many of whom are looking, continuing as the they facto leader of this group after some of them were wondering during the last administration. you can expect to hear a lot about the need for global vaccination campaign, work on climate change in the idea you may have heard of over the weekend of the global minimum corporate tax that would set the floor under corporate tax rates at 15%. to discourage multinationals from dodging, the g7 finance ministers agreed to that initiative from the biden

administration in the lead up to this weekend's meeting of heads of state. president biden will then meet with the queen before heading to belgium for a summit with the 27 countries that make up the european union and then add another summit with nato allies but the main event comes with president biden's first meeting with russian president vladimir putin, that should be interesting amid the tensions with the united states and russia and president biden referring to president putin suggesting he is a killer. that should be a very interesting meeting indeed, that comes in the middle of next week. todd: thank you. >> colonial pipeline ceo faces tough questions on capitol hill after paying $4.3 million ransom following the fact by russian criminals. he defends his actions saying the government needs to step up

to protect companies against cyberattacks. >> we both have a responsibility, you share the concept of private industry, can't do things foreign governments, can't get pressure on foreign governments, that is extremely important if we look at where these criminals are house, something needs to be done. >> cyber attack crippled gasoline supply to much of the east coast. on monday the fbi announced recovery of the ransom. todd: nancy pelosi doubling down on the need to pass the for the people act. it is a sweeping election reform bill that would boost the federal government oversight powers. i must pass because of voter suppression efforts by the gop, saying we are at an urgent moment because of the republican assault on our democracy. the senate will try again to investigate the january 6th capital attack. if not approved she signaled house democrats would hold their

own investigation. jillian: pfizer announced a plan to expand testing of its covid 19 vaccine in children aged 5 to 11. todd: moderna says they should be ready for kids in time for the next school year. joining us to discuss, family and emergency medicine doctor, i look at this, doctor janette nesheiwat, great to see you as always. what are you telling parents about giving the vaccine to their kids. it looks like based on the intro, >> one of the greatest benefits of having this age group vaccinated is not missing school. one child tests positive, they have to quarantine. the social isolation we are

seeing, to indoor the past year. a lot of anxiety, depression and what you are doing more readily, sleepover, sports, activities without having to get tested or quarantine or acquire covid in the first place. >> i am sure you have these conversations, a lot of parents in this country quite frankly afraid or do not want to give this vaccine to their children. we all know parents like that, this is so new and thankfully, got the vaccine at a rapid pace, that leaves a lot of hesitation. >> that is why it is important to answer all questions parents may have to educate or remind them of the data profile we have that needs to be safe and

effective in children and adults as well as i remind my patients and parents that their have been several million children in this country who have been affected by covid and several hundred of them who have died so kids can carry the virus, transmit the virus, become critically ill as well though that is rare. it is a possibility. we are seeing a 20% increase in the number of present cases in children so it is important we protect them as well is the older population. todd: a cleveland clinic study is a little bit confusing, no vaccine is needed for those who have covid 19 but here's the, quote, clarifying statement, we don't know how long the indian system will protect against reinfection or variance. we recommend those eligible receive the vaccine. it could guide vaccination efforts should there be a shortage of vaccine supply in areas where the vaccine supply -- what confused me is they are talking about they came up with this because of worries about

vaccine supply but you hear these government officials saying we have so much vaccine we don't know what to do with it and giving it to other countries, it is all over the place, when you hear this cleveland clinic study what is your guidance to your patients? >> this study is not peer-reviewed and it is misleading. it is not new information. if i have a patient that tested positive for covid i told him wait, you don't need to get your vaccine right away. the cdc says weighed about 90 days was i tell my patients it is reasonable to wait 6 months because remember, antibodies can last 6 to 8 months if you already had covid and some of my patients that i have taken care of their antibodies last 11 months. if you already have the antibodies of course you don't need the vaccine right away but we don't know how long you will

have protection after acquiring natural infection. it may last, your protection, your immunity may last 6 months, treatments, the way we know this information is time, time is going to tell us how long we have but initially if you just had covid you can wait on getting the vaccine but that doesn't mean you should not get the vaccine. it is recommended to get the vaccine but you don't need it right away. jillian: has always thank you for joining us, good to see you. todd: gop senators delaying confirmation for president biden's nominee to leave the office of punishment personnel management, despite her stance on critical race theory and abortion. senator josh howley leading the effort saying, quote, embraced and promoted radical racial fears as far leaders was the white house responded saying that is a qualified and dedicated public servant. >> american flag outrage, an

artist -- making a red the stars and stripes to this police mural, it was created for the sterling police department after it was unveiled, there was backlash on social media with some calling it a white supremacist mural because of the way officers were bowing and praying to the flag. the artist wants to take it down. she says it was meant to depict a message about police reform. todd: kicking the first day of packers training camp, the reigning mvp was a no-show is players did that. you don't see them on your screen, green bay has the option to find him 93,$000 if he misses the whole week. in april it was revealed rogers was disgruntled with team leadership and wants to trade after the packers were hoping he wants becomes parental and is not doing that. the nba playoffs are heated between the atlanta hawks and the philadelphia 76ers, take a look. >> first, the office right here,

then afterwords, bumps into nine and walks away. they initiated that. >> i will go with the pronoun server, joe. there getting something else in these things. jillian: things cooled off, they want -- they beat 118, that is a fun one. todd: it really is. jillian: disturbed by the american flag the new york times playing damage control over controversial comments from one of their staffers. >> president macron slapped in the face, that is the way they

do it between men in france, the shocking video straight ahead. ♪♪

jillian: the strange moment during vice president kamala harris's news conference in mexico, telling the vp she voted for her. >> of course i do. a woman who may have lied about being a univision reporter gained access to the vice president to her press conference in mexico city. listen to this moment that went viral on social media. >> thank you, it is an honor because i got to vote for the first time as a nationalized

citizen. my question is what would you say to those mothers and women of color on both sides of the border, farmers, many of them i see every day, a message of hope but also what will you do for them in the coming years? >> reporter: it is uncommon for a reporter to say they voted for the person they are about to interview. and then the president of univision responded to that saying the individual has no association with univision, claimed to be a reporter, to ask a question and complement kamala harris and this woman is not part of this media organization. foxnews.com caught up with her and received this quote, everyone trying to twist it for their own agenda, i asked a question, people don't like it, fine, so that is her response.

they are looking into this. you got to know who was in the room with the vice president but still don't know who she works for. she works for an organization that works with farmers and things like that but -- >> how is the secret service not on their? jillian: questions being asked this morning. a lot of questions about this comment about american flags. carley: a new york times and msnbc, a woman who works for both those news organizations received a lot of attention yesterday after saying she was disturbed to see american flags on the back of cars of trump supporters. listen. >> i was on long island this weekend and was disturbed. i saw dozens and dozens of pickup trucks with trump flags and in some cases dozens of

american flags. carley: she went on to say the message from those trump supporters is clear, this is our country. the accused her of saying she was disturbed by an american flag, the new york times tweeted this out, the editorial board member, comments on msnbc have been taken out of context. her argument was trump and many of his supporters have politicized the american flag. the attacks on her today are ill-informed and grounded in bad faith. there you have it. todd: finally how they settle their differences in france. >> if you thought politics is hostile in this country check out this video that shows french president emmanuel macron getting slapped in the face by someone he thought he was going to shake his hand and then slapped him in the face. macron said we must see this for what it is. an isolated incident. we must not let violent people

take over the public debate. they do not deserve it, two people were arrested by police in connection with this incident. todd: what a whirlwind. >> tech talks are lighting of social media for speaking out against reparations. >> is 2021. how do we determine who gets reparations? that is the first step to healing. the first step to healing is forgiveness. >> reporter: savanna edwards sees everything the lens of christ, not skin color. she shares more of that message next.

jillian: former president barack obama took a name or cancel culture saber trend is gone, quote, overboard. >> i think a lot of the dangers

of cancel culture and just condemning people all the time, we don't expect everybody to be perfect. >> reporter: cancel culture can be too far but it is important to old individuals and companies accountable if they are discriminatory. todd: a video that picks apart the argument for reparations. >> i'm seeing a lot of talk about reparations, how are we to determine who gets reparations and who doesn't? reparations are the first of dealing, the first step to healing is forgiveness. todd: that video has been viewed over 100,000 times, joining me to discuss is the woman who posted it, savanna edwards. why did you choose to make this video? >> why did i choose to make this video? it was heartbreaking to me to see so many people think that in order to receive any kind of

healing from the past that we need financial compensation from the government. >> one of the common refrains in support of reparations was articulated by one tulsa pastor who writes we cannot have true reconciliation and healing without reparations. reparations are biblical former of reconciliation and healing. i hope our elected officials have the courage to do what they know i feel is right. what is a better alternative to reparations in your estimation? you are a follower of christ and this pastor is a follower of christ. >> pastor your responsible, your job is to preach the word of god and if you don't teach forgiveness is the step the healing you are leading the flock astray. before we talk about people who weren't even alive back then to pay for the sins of the dead we have to take care of our own healing and the first step is

forgiveness. todd: one tick-tock user commented the following. why should i forgive them for the way they look down and continue to look down on my people continuing with this concept of forgiveness. what is your response? speak to >> you can't control what other people say. you can only control your response. the only thing you have control over is you. the only one responsible for your healing, take those first steps and it is unfair as that may sound that is the truth. todd: you have stated you do not support critical race theory. why? >> i understand the intention behind critical race theory, the intent to teach young people about racism and how it has affected our society but what it does is teach white kids they are inherently superior, and young black children they are disadvantaged.

the last thing the black community needs is more children growing up to be disadvantaged. todd: i think we would all be naïve to think there is not racism in this world but i find your perspective all this fascinating. it will be interesting to see where our society goes. do they follow savanna edwards or critical race theory? we will have you back, thank you very much. jillian: congressman byron donald, west virginia attorney general patrick marty and tomi lahren live still to come. ♪♪ walking on sunshine one oh ♪♪ walking on sunshine ♪♪ well ♪♪ walking on sunshine ♪♪ wo ♪♪ and don't it feel good ♪♪ right now ♪♪ don't it feel good ♪♪

>> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. i don't understand the point that you are making. jillian: vice president kamala harris laughing again when asked when she will visit the southern border. cvp releases heartbreaking photos a 5-year-old guatemalan girl abandoned, we are live at the backlash. todd: defending the police, crime spiking nationwide, kids caught in the crossfire. >> vice president emmanuel macron slapped in the face when greeting a crowd. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ hit me with your best shot ♪♪ why don't you hit me with your best shot ♪♪ hit me with your best