ride a 11, president biden hits the world stage and has all eyes on him his critics were he won't be tough enough. live in england. >> i said i'm going to the border. >> what are you going to go to the border? >> the administration has asked -- i am not finished. todd: she is speaking. the tents moment for vice

president kamala harris when asked if she would visit the southern border but not just the press but a lot of pressure from members of her party. jillian: a harvard grad turns down a scholarship to go to someone in need. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ jillian: beautiful city, the city of winners. todd: come on. you win one super bowl and think you are tom brady. not a lot of people named todd right really good songs. the author of that song, there is nobody else. let's get a quick update, the

way jillian ruined my morning by answering a crank light having the person callback five more times. we are back to five more missed calls from this individual. it stop 41 minutes ago but thanks for ruining my morning. jillian: no call id, getting a call from no call id. todd: keep your phones away from her. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: day one of the g7 summit is here, president biden spent one they are brought in england getting a start on his foreign-policy. todd: benjamin all with prime minister boris johnson. >> reporter: no doubt what we have seen so far is a well choreographed picture-perfect start to the summit but there are certain cracks among the leaders and the biggest issues. president biden met with boris johnson, previously called trump's clone. luckily their families were on hand to support.

>> this is his forte. he is over prepared. >> reporter: the two agreed to work toward easing travel restrictions between the countries, they cite an affidavit version of the 1941 atlantic charter emphasizing the need to stop global warming and cyber hacking. >> we discussed our common goals for driving ambitious global action to address the climate crisis. the challenges of this century. cybersecurity, emerging technologies. global health. >> reporter: president biden touted the purchase of 500 million doses of the pfizer vaccine the us is buying for the world and in doing so declared the us is fully vaccinated. credit are pointing out his own goal of having 70% of americans vaccinated by july 4th remains out of reach. the g7 starts properly but on those issues there are tensions, germany and the eu want to increase ties with china, not we

can from. president macron doesn't want to take part in an ideological campaign against china. we also heard from donald trump who wished all the best for his meeting with vladimir putin saying he better not fall asleep and sending his warmest regards. jillian: thank you. todd: the police identifying the man should suspected of shooting and killing a toddler and his grandmother at a publix, took his own life after opening fire. he did not have an apparent connection to the woman or the boy. the family requested their names remain private. the young boy would be two this month. jillian: the man accused of robbing a chase bank in new york city has been a freeman for one day after being released from jail for another bank robbery. $2,300 in cash on tuesday after sliding a note to the teller saying he had a gun after being

freed unsupervised relief, police say he swiped $100 at a fifth avenue bank thursday before getting busted yet again. robbery and criminal possession of a weapon. todd: turning to the crisis at the southern border, new numbers show a major surgeon migrant encounters. jillian: vice president harris gets into a heated exchange over her potential border visit. ashley strohmeyer joins us with more. >> reporter: vice president harris got snippy with the news anchor when asked when she was going to visit the border. take a listen for yourself to that exchange. >> i said i'm going to go to the border. >> what are you going to the border? >> the administration has -- i am not finished. i said i am going to the border. >> reporter: migrant encounters skyrocket, 475%. harris did not specify exactly when she is going.

even democrats are slamming the biden administration for their handling of the crisis. >> we always talked about central america, guatemala and mexico to do the things we want to do. that is deport people. >> reporter: republican reps from california invited the vp to visit san diego where he says conditions have deteriorated since she visited as a senator saying here you will see the devastating impact of the biden administration's open borders policy and the chaos, lawlessness and suffering that has followed. we can stop this but only if the white house joins us. the texas governor, greg abbott, said they are taking matters into their own hands and announced thursday they will be finishing building the border wall and coming up in 15 minutes the jackson county sheriff joins us with his thoughts after attending the border summit.

todd: look forward to hearing that, thank you very much. jillian: the cdc calls a meeting over heart problems reported in teams fully vaccinated against covid 19. 226 cases of heart inflammation reported in teens who had both doses of the pfizer and moderna vaccine. most every covered but 15 are hospitalized with three in the icu. advisors plan to meet next week. parent at indiana university protesting the school's covid 19 vaccine mandate. demonstrators call a rally for medical freedom demanding the board of trustees rescinded the mandate. indiana attorney general warns the university is violation of a new state are banning vaccine passports, the university dropped the requirement for proof of vaccination but says all students, staff and faculty on campus must get the shot. todd: texas christian university will no longer have freshman

students because the university officials reportedly decided a term freshman is not gender inclusive enough. students with 24 of your credit hours will be known as first-year students. the university, yale, penn state at the university of north carolina made similar language changes. victor davis hanson of the hoover institution says america is on the brink of a dangerous cultural revolution. >> they always want to be a cultural revolutionary so they want to go back in the past and cancel people out and rename streets and buildings and universities and topple statues and change their language. that is what the soviet union did and starting in the year 0 here we go in the future according to -- jillian: a massachusetts teen shocked classmates when she turns down a 40,$000 scholarship. watch this.

>> reporter: knowing my mom went to community college, i will be so very grateful if administration would be -- would consider giving at this scholarship to someone who is going to colonial college. todd: you hear how emotional she was doing that. she is a straight a student going to harvard. jillian: she could have used a heiskell scholarship but she opted to help another student instead. she said she is so happy god gave her the strength to do it. todd: that is what future leaders look like. jillian: she is so far and it is amazing. todd: you do things like that and that is -- we are going to be in good shape. jillian: 9 minutes after the hour president biden vowing to confront the greatest threat to us security, climate change.

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t7 summit but after the pandemic, president biden says the greatest threat to national security is this. >> this is not a joke. you know what the joint chiefs told us the greatest threat facing america was? global warming. jillian: rebecca heinrichs joins us, thanks for being here. >> good morning. jillian: the chairman of the joint chiefs clarified this a little bit.

this and to what he had to say. >> climate change is a threat but the president is looking at a much broader angle than i am. i'm looking from a strictly military standpoint. from a strictly military standpoint i'm putting china and russia there. jillian: what should be up there? >> there was very generous of general millie to say he was looking at it from a different angle. it is delusional, there is no other word for it. global warming is not the greatest threat, the greatest threats are chinese communist party number one, biggest geopolitical flow, russian federation and we still have rogue state actors represent serious threats to the united states, north korea and iran, the greatest he stabilizer in the middle east. the comments and president biden are bizarre on their face but really strange leading into these critical meetings with us allies and leaders like vladimir putin and the russian

federation. todd: you were shaking your head, i will go further, we heard cleanup on aisle 5, should that statement by the president, i.e. the commander-in-chief, he stopped commander-in-chief -- the commander-in-chief of the army, the armed services, the military. shouldn't that make every american question who is leading us and the result of that individual and the administration to keep us safe? >> i guarantee you even president biden's staff and the people around him were not happy with that comment. the united states no longer sits at the apex of its power militarily and economically relative to the threats facing is like we did at the close of the cold war. we have serious threats, we need to be working with our allies and partners to help us deter these major threats, china primarily, work together to make our economies more resilient against pressure from these

countries, the supply lines and have this very bizarre comment from president biden that seems like he has sleeping the last 40 years which some people say he essentially has been. jillian: speaking of the last 40 years president biden will meet vladimir putin for a summit. the question is what message does he send and what does all of his past foreign-policy history tell you about what we should expect from the president? >> this is a disaster for president biden. i honestly wish they would cancel this meeting at this point. president biden has demonstrated weakness leading to this meeting by canceling the sanctions for the nordstrom 2 pipeline, something russia wanted that would go to germany, give russia great power and ability to extort central going to these

meetings, squandering the leverage the trump administration build up to pressure allies and partners to contribute more to collective security so this is weakness going into this meeting and i am nervous about what president biden might do in terms of squandering more leverage or trying to talk about potential arms control deal that would benefit russia. todd: it makes no sense. it makes absolutely no sense. we appreciate you trying to help us make sense of it but weird times. thank you so much. jillian: the biden administration says it won't continue the border wall so texas doing it themselves. todd: a sheriff joins us with why the lone star state decided to take matters into its own hands. ♪♪ taking care of business ♪♪ taking care of business

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todd: alexandria ocasio cortez's pick for the next mayor of new york city not taking a stand whether she would disarm the lapd. >> want to police department that is focused on keeping them out of the city and off our streets but when you take guns away -- >> i'm not prepared to make that decision in a debate. todd: that is mayor wiley from dartmouth county. her dogs comes during the city's mayoral debate. of the candidates pledged they would not take away cops guns. senator tom gotten receiving hundreds of whistleblower complaints about the pentagon's cyber city training. >> mister secretary, do you believe the military is a fundamentally racist organization? yes or no? change i won't give you a yes or

no answer on that because it is more than a yes or no. >> they believe any member of the military should be treated guilt differently based on color or 6? >> i do not believe that. that is why we have diversity, equity and inclusion focused in the military. todd: cotton arguing he received complaints about the training in the military. jillian: texas governor greg abbott holding the border summit where he announced new action on the texas mexico border. >> i will announce next week the plan for the state of texas to begin building the border wall in the statehe state of texas. jillian: this as may start a 674% increasllegal border crossings. jackson county, texas, sheriff andy lowderback joined me now. thank you for being here. i'm curious your take away from what the governor had to say.

>> texas governor greg abbott did what he needs to do, that is leading, leading in the issue in texas where the destructive policies that have been put in place by the biden administration need to be addressed immediately. this in's declarations of emergency from the state of texas, the most significant compact agreement with the state of arizona. we are looking at $1 billion or more than $1 billion to the texas legislature to address these issues, these policies that are so destructive to us so a powerful statement and much-needed move. jillian: that billion dollars, is that what will pay for border wall construction that you referenced? >> a portion of that but there's more than that.

addressing property damage by texas landowners, a huge response from the crowd yesterday. this is a long-standing problem in texas that has never been adequately addressed by texas government. certainly not by the federal government administration. jillian: the governor said migrants who enter illegally will be subject to arrest and confinement for trespassing. do you plan to enforce that and if so do you have enough hands to deal with this? as we look at southwest border encounters there's a lot of them, 674% increase compared to may of last year. >> the answer is yes. we don't have a choice in this matter. the money that has been set aside goes along with a

comprehensive plan where counties and cities have additional resources given to them by the state to do this. additional money for prosecution. all these things are factored into governor abbott's plan. jillian: it is going to be interesting to see how this plays out. let us know. give us an update. texas is in the forefront, and what they feel they need to do. thank you very much, have a good day. todd: still had a columbia professor encouraging parents to pull kids out of a private school where a teacher just quit in protest against critical race theory. jillian: janice dean is at the westminster dog show where we should expect to see big changes this year. she is live next.

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will: congresswoman ilhan omar backpedaling after comparing the us and israel to terrorist organizations. jillian: the controversial tweet eliminating a growing divide among democrats. >> reporter: this twitter controversy started after a state department budget hearing monday. afterwards representative ilhan omar tweeted she wanted accountability and justice for victims against crimes against humanity lumping the us and with the taliban and tweeting we've seen and thinkable atrocities committed by the us, hamas, israel, afghanistan and the taliban. 12 jewish democrats are noticing her words reflected deep-seated prejudice and, quote, equating the united states and israel to hamas of the delavan is as offensive as it is misguided.

pushed by the letter her comments omar said she was talking about accountability for specific incidents in international criminal court cases, not making a moral comparison between the us, israel and terrorist groups. house democratic leadership thanks omar for her clarification but said drying false equivalence between democracies like the us and israel and groups that engage in terrorism like, us and the telegraph moments prejudice, public backlash from her own party shameful, members of the progressive squad have stepped up to her defense. congresswoman rashida tlaib tweeted house democratic leadership should be ashamed of its relentless, exclusive policing of congresswoman of color. alexandria ocasio cortez called it constant vilification, mischaracterization in public targeting. representative omar said it would be helpful for democrats

to speak directly to her rather than a real the party's dirty laundry on twitter. todd: lauren blanchard, thank you. excited about this. bring in the newly announced "fox and friends" weekend cohost team, will cain and rachel campos duffy. we will test their ability to interact with each other because i not say who is asking the question but i will see how they break it down. how much longer can the squad and the rest of the democrats coexist? >> ladies first. >> your favorite topic. >> it is a big weekend. >> i think the squad is sticking together and the tweets that a lot omar put out. at the end what i thought was fascinating how she turned herself into a victim, this has been unbearable yet she calls

our country and basically our military war criminals. >> a hard question todd asks, how far left has the country drifted the democratic party respond to where they think the country was a few years ago? are there moderate democrats left or people in america who identify on the left as democrats, do they see the squad as representing the views. that is the question that nancy pelosi has to answer. >> the other question is how long the leadership hold onto their position where the base of the democrat party is. if you listen to the indoctrination of high schools and colleges, anti-semitism is rife and it is everywhere. they are reflecting that reality inside the caucus. the leadership side, schumers and pelosis have always been part of the bipartisan consensus that supporters really reject the anti-semitism, young kids are bucking against it, we will see how long that lasts, you

talk about what a lot omar said, the statement was put against her was full of his longohphobic trumps, not a single troop that you can imagine. this is only indicative of a fractured -- >> they put her on the floor themselves. they did that to toss a bone to the squad hoping to placate them. this has huge implications. todd: it feels like that type of historical errands and hatred of modern-day america is growing from college campuses to mainstream media. what does democratic leadership believe reflects their voter base. >> they believe in power. >> we will hijack the show. jillian: it is breakfast with

friends in hackensack, new jersey. first of all congratulations on this upcoming weekend. i know you've been together on the couch before but it is exciting and people get to see all three of you together. that is a treat. >> i'm really excited. doesn't feel like work when you are just hanging out. todd: we are excited to have rachel on the team leading the team wonderfully. we will talk to diners in new jersey. is called the chitchat diner because you have these cards on every table to promote conversations. watch this. here is one. what world events did you and your family watch on tv today? >> the coming down of the berlin wall. >> really quickly. >> the agency too. >> this when i press. this one is for you.

and i'm not making it up. it is right in the card. what do you do when you are alone q >> he likes to watch the eagles win. >> one curveball for another. >> i can do that. have a great time. we will be there all morning. at a jersey driver, legal requirement to get this done. jillian: disco fries, probably could disco really well and surprised, the one and only janice dean. >> janice: i love disco fries, you're talking my language here. it is kind of the same thing. it came before the disco fries, we can argue about that but you know where i am? do you know? will: tarrytown?

>> janice: do you know where i am? i have to say i had some pretty awesome assignments but yesterday might be top 3, to actually be in the arena where the westminster dog show is going to happen. this is the second time they had the westminster dog show outside and built from the ground up. fox sports covering it all weekend. i met some of the dogs, i got to be in the arena. i know we have to do a forecast but let's start with that and show you what happened yesterday. temperatures in tarrytown high 50s and it is a spectacular weekend. i couldn't show my face at the westminster dog show outside, great weather, we are at 56 right now, partly sunny skies all weekend long. spectacular weather for the outdoor doggies.

look at temperatures across the country. i know we are not totally focused on tarrytown. across the northeast much cooler air has moved in. it is for spectacular, great weekend across the northeast. heat is building across the northern plains and southern plains and we will see potential for more heat moving into the west as we get into the weekend. for the rest of the country dealing with potential for showers and thunderstorms from the mid-atlantic up into the plane states and the hot temperatures will continue for the southwestern southern plains. so yesterday, incredible. don't know if you have seen it but to be in the arena i can't say enough how amazing that was. i don't know how many people can be in the westminster dog show arena where the dogs compete but it is happening all weekend. i will be talking to some of the handlers of the doggies and maybe we will get some tips today. i might be able to not only try

at the court but pretend that i am a dog handler going around the arena like best in show. is that exciting? jillian: looking at the video you shot yesterday they did a fantastic job putting that together from the ground up. >> janice: i was amazed to go into the tent, they built it from the ground up. looks like madison square garden. this is the 145 tube year of the westminster dog show, the second most popular event next to the kentucky derby. you have to pinch me. i can't believe it actually happened yesterday but i can't wait to broadcast all weekend long at the dog show. todd: you were going to answer the question who let the dogs out, can you answer that question? >> janice: i will have to let you know. it might be me.

todd: america is looking forward to that. jillian: 38 after the hour, millions of dollars meant for struggling americans during the pandemic, cheryl casone where it ended up. todd: this is what it means to be a proud american. hockey fans building their hearts out when the mic went out during the national anthem. ♪♪ broad stripes and bright stars ♪♪ through the perilous fight ♪♪ spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good for people who are a little intense about hydration. ♪ neutrogena® hydro boost. lightweight. clinically proven. 48 hour hydration. for that healthy skin glow. neutrogena®. for people with skin. this is wealth.

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todd: great to have the band back. millions of dollars of covid relief for struggling americans stolen. jillian: it was filter, groups in china, russia and nigeria. cheryl casone was foxbusiness has more. ed: as much as $400 billion in unemployment benefits may have been stolen by the hackers

overseas, the ceo of id m e, 70% of that money left the country through lack of security for state unemployment, some as old as went wade eisenhower was president. this according to cybersecurity firm lexis-nexis, many international groups backed by their respective states and the money used for in the various purposes like terrorism, illegal drugs, child trafficking. the march stimulus bill includes $2 billion to upgrade the unemployment insurance but a year ago we were talking about this, the state employment systems were crashing because they were sold and antiquated, of course they were a target of cyber attacks. jillian: do we are don't we have a deal on infrastructure. that is the question.

>> bipartisan group of 10 senators come to agreement on infrastructure package, gop senators, rodney, collins, murkowski, cinema, tester on a bill that includes $579 billion in spending, over 8 years. no tax hikes in this plan. todd: a little hypocrisy friday. >> officials took 50,$000 to help needy kids who struggle to get to school to hire nicole hannah jones when she told students and faculty what we call american history is weight history. she leaves with the 1619 project, the new york times initiative that wants to reframe american history. one education group in oregon says spending 7 months and 50,$000 on two webinars seems like counterproductive priorities.

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jillian: who doesn't? todd: according to my research he does love country stuff.

jillian: anything to add? todd: he does. jillian: i was going to add to the conversation and say today's the all-american summer concert series. todd: i need to read stuff to make sure it is right. you literally looked that up. you know it is a friday in the summer. what does your button say? jillian: jill biden wearing a jacket but to be a dig at milania trump for her past fashion choices. todd: carley shimkus with serious xm 115 with more on the jacket. >> janice: first lady jill biden or jacket with the word love on the back drew comparisons to something her predecessor war.

a bloomberg news reporter sums it up saying the first lady seemed to be trolling milania trump who in 2018 wore a jacket that said i don't care, do you, when she traveled to the us border, texas, to visit children separated from their families. there was outcry about trump administration policies. the things and post more critical of the former administration tweeting the first lady's love jacket brings backs our memories of an infamous choice by the former atlotus, so grateful for our first lady, doctor jill biden. when asked, she said she was sending a message they were bringing love overseas from america. todd: this is how we want you to go into your weekend. the national anthem, this was amazing. carley: let's hit it. [crowd singing ♪♪ so gallantly streaming

♪♪ the rockets red glare ♪♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪♪ gave proof through the night ♪♪ that our flag was still there ♪♪ >> reporter: what a patriotic moment. the crowd singing the national anthem together ahead of the islanders victory. the woman who normally sings the national anthem posted a sweet saying my heart is full and will ever have the best backup singers in the nhl. jillian: when everyone is being divisive and arguing i wish we would remember moments like that. it is 51 after the hour. fighting against indoctrination in schools. todd: how the woke culture is infecting your kids's schools.

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jillian: good morning, welcome back. professor calls for parents to pull students schools after a teacher quit. >> went as far to tell the entire faults he would fire all of us if he could so he could replace us all with teachers of color. divided by skin color.

i reject this racial thinking about myself and colleagues and i worry for the students. >> joining us live with his take is biotech entrepreneur and author of the upcoming book "woke inc." vivek ramaswamy. here is the tweet in support of the teacher. racist parents in the love of heir kids could pull them from the dwight englewood fall. only this will estate these misguide elect parishioners from their quest to forge a new reality for us all. >> racial theory when it's taught to kid is a form of psychological slavery teaches minority kids that they are inherently disadvantaged because of the color of their scene. white kids they are advantaged or oppressors the color of their skin. that's rolling back 60 years of progress since the civil right revolution since you teach kids that kind of dribble that

becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. i'm proud of teachers and parents for standing up against this tide this is only the beginning of what we will have to see in order to really turn the tide in this country. jillian: vivek, you say we have sacrificed true ofself and idea of excellence. what do you mean by that? >> diversity is about a good thing when it is about diversity of thought. when a diversity is a means towards the ends of pursuing excellence. but what we see right now is the creation of this new religion around wokism. the church of diversity. in the name of diversity has actually sacrificed true diversity of thought. in the name of diversity has actually sacrificed excellence. by the way for that matter in the name of inclusion creating exclusionary culture where certain points of view are just not welcome. we need to see past the labels to recognize that actually the only people served by this are the priests of that high church of diversity rather than the actual true objective of actual diversity of thought that defines the pluralism of this

country. todd: to that point, it seems those priest that's describe seem to be more or less by and large very, very wealthy liberal white people. how vital is it that people of color come out and reject the ct and say hey this isn't what we want. >> can i push back on you. of i don't like the expression of people of color. we need to stop talking about people on the paves of their melanin content. think about the expression people of color. it's amal go mates people of hundreds of different cultures and languages into one of two categories either of color or of white as those there are these two consults and pit them against each other. i don't fault you that's become the lexicon on both sides of the debate. people ideas they espouse and beliefs that they have. irrespective of the color of their skin. irrespective of their ancestry. that's where we need to get.

to say we were much further along decade ago from the civil rights revolution. we neil need to roll back and regain some of that progress we have lost and move forward. next decade remind us what we share in common as one people rather than divides us on the basis of skin characteristics. jillian: this is $52,000 a year private. if you are a parent of kids at that school what do you do. >> pull them out. many parents cooking so anonymously don't hide behind the vale. they should say so publicly if is why they are removing them and move them a school that match their values. todd: is there something else you want to see people do? >> yeah, look, i think that -- i think courage is infectious. when you find yourself in a school board meeting or parent teacher conference where you think you are the only person in the room who believes what you do actually speak up. my commitment to you if you do that you probably will discover you aren't the only person in

the room who believes what you do. that kind of courage is infectious. todd: great to see you my friend as always. have a great day and weekend. >> you, too bye-bye. jillian: scan the qr code on the bottom of your screen right now. todd: set your dvr of "fox & frs first." jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now, eveone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ainsley: i hope he sings this song today. good morning, nashville. we are waking up you up this morning. thanks for waking up with us all around the country. caller with haste is going to be on our show this morning. steve: come up to the mezzanine level on this june 11th, 2021. welcome aboard folks. ainsley: does that get i yr