>> kayleigh: fox news alert, critics slamming president biden for moving to dismantle president trump's america first agenda during his first overseas trip, as they warned that biotin is taking the country back to the obama era of weakness on the world stage. i'm kayleigh mcenany in here today, my coast emily compagno, fox news correspondent gillian turner, host of "no interruption" on fox nation, and tomi lahren and ari fleischer, fox news contributor.

welcome, everyone, french president emmanuel macron taking a swipe at former president trump during his meeting at the g7 with president biden. as you suggest it's now back to business as usual among the global leaders. >> i think it's great to have a u.s. president willing to cooperate. >> kayleigh: former secretary of state mike pompeo's is biden's message is clear, that america is once again willing to take a backseat. >> when i hear the administration talk about taking america back, they are talking about back to what president obama did for eight years where america was weak. we might've been liked, they are having this really fun time over at the g7 and everybody likes president biden. what's important is not that they like america but that they respect us and we deliver good outcomes for the american people. we need to focus on the things that matter most to americans.

>> kayleigh: ari, starting with you, it was relentless advocacy for the american people. look at nato, at the time the head of nato saying, look, president trump got things done. there were two countries meeting their financial obligations, the united states when president trump became president but he changed that and got 100 billion extra dollars for nato so it wasn't just the united states sharing the burden alone without these other countries contributing. >> ari: to put a finer point on that success story, when president trump came into office, now it's 11 nations spending more than 2% of their gdp on defense made i can tell you because i was a part of these meetings, previous presidents try to just cajole and be polite to the e.u. went to nato and we get ignored. to speak the language of diplomacy and europe would say,

oh, yeah, they'd go on and do what they always do and that was ignore us and spend their money because we were spending for them. it took trump being the bull in the china shop to convince them they had to operate differently and spend money in their own defense. g7, where president biden is now is the ultimate get along go along club. that's partly by european tradition. they live closer together than the united states, they cross an ocean but it's a reminder about why america's independence and the strength that we are nothing get along along, go along nation of the world has helped save the world. >> kayleigh: that's exactly right, they issued a communique, calling for an investigation into china on the origins of covid-19, they want the w.h.o. to leave the investigation, the same w.h.o. that praise china, criticize our travel restrictions and so on and so

forth and i don't think it's very promising. >> gillian: you don't have to take my word for it, every expert in epidemiology and u.s.-china relations has told fox news over the last two years that the time for a truly transparent and timely investigation into the origins was a year or two, a year and a half ago, that ship has sailed, that door has shut behind us, they tell us, because the problem now is the chinese government and officials there have had more time than anyone could ever hope for it to kind scrub the, go back to tamper with evidence by looking at the last day even six months ago no matter who the experts are and how independent they are, it's pretty meaningless, like going back and investigating of murder crime scene a year and a half after it happened, what is really to be gained from this? the idea that the communique from the g7 is calling for an investigation today, this weekend is a signal of weakness. i want to take a moment to push

back on something secretary pompeo said. he's right to say it's important that the u.s. should be respected around the world but it is, i believe, also important that the u.s. is like especially when it comes to these european countries. all this stuff they are doing this weekend is very important to them and there's a reason my president trump did it come too. you got that, you've got to go there, shake their hands on tell everybody we want to work together. the core difference, i think, is not so much political as it is a policy difference, president trump believes the u.s. had a special obligation to go it alone, to take on russia and china, the biden administration and biden's supporters really believe these two countries are now too big and too powerful economically, the u.s. can't take them on alone and they've got to build support among these other european leaders and then make the moves are where you see this, shape this g7 and nato

summit shaking out depends really on where you sit. does that make sense? >> kayleigh: it doesn't tomi, president trump, his strategy was to check shake up the system, he wasn't afraid to get out of the paris climate of corinth wasn't afraid to say, hey, let's question nato and the obligations of our allies financially, wasn't afraid to take on this globalist agenda and i think it's part of the reason he won an election is he said america first, done with globalism. i have a new strategy. >> tomi: exactly, there's a big misunderstanding as to what america first meant, it does not mean america alone but it means we have the right to put our nation first as all nations have the right to put their nation first. but i will say this, the day the united states of america starts kissing rings is the day that we lose everything we've gained in our traditions and values and culture and the great nation we live in and that is the day that this nation starts to tumble and a lot of people are fearful that that is starting to happen. beyond joe biden going over

there and they say he's more willing to cooperate, you know, it does concern me a little bit when they use terms like "cooperate" because as we've seen from joe biden's performance thus far, stumbling and confusing countries, doesn't seem to be fully there or fully stable and acute and that, i can't diagnose that by watching the man with my own eyes it's easy to see that he is not fully there, fully cognitive and that's a problem we had with joe biden for so long but the bigger problem that i have is that our other nations, particularly our enemies are looking at president biden and seeing somebody who is maybe not in charge of his own administration and who is in charge? it's the radicals, the radical left to seemingly don't even seem to live america very much so that's troubling when other nations are looking at our president and saying he's being controlled by members of the squad who really trash the united states of america every chance they get, that's troubling to see on the world stage. you might look cooperative and seemed jolly and be a nice guy

but we need to be respected and we need to come from a place of strength. >> kayleigh: we do and in terms of coming from a place of strength it's pretty questionable how other countries may be perceiving some of the gaffes of joe biden. i brought some evidence to back up your point. let's roll the tape. >> i know you all know but a lot of people may not know what covid is by harassing the whole potential of those who are harassing want to try to change things. i'm sorry, i'm going to get in trouble with staff if i don't do this the right way. i'm going to get in trouble with my staff, yeah, go ahead. >> i wanted to ask you, when you are having these conversations with european allies who are very concerned about these sanctions, how do you justify that? and what are your plans? >> 120 days, give me a break. i need time. >> kayleigh: emily, he also confuse libya and syria, not once, not twice, but three times on what you think our

adversaries are thinking? >> emily: probably a healthy dose of embarrassment on his behalf. i think they see him, obviously, he's a career man so they see he's dedicated his career to public service, to serving in this government but i think they see him clearly in a waning phase and as an american citizen to everyone's points here, i want my president to have our interests come first and however you phrase it it means a priority of american citizens. it doesn't mean to the detriment of other countries, we know that on the table for him are a lot of issues that matter to all of us, the nuclear capabilities of north korea and iran, syria, the arctic council, of course the global covid-19 in china's cooperation with that, a lot of issues on the global stage matter to us and trickle down and i hope that's not lost with his attempt at making everyone like him or that aw shucks persona he portrays because

unfortunately it will be to all of our detriment. >> kayleigh: all of that and we haven't even gotten to the meeting with vladimir putin, that is on wednesday. just ahead, battle lines being drawn as controversy over congresswoman ilhan omar splits the democratic party wide open. some say she needs to face consequences for her comments on the u.s. and israel relationship but speaker pelosi says move along, nothing to see here. >> she clarified, we thanked her, and of subject. ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ turns out deb's constipation with belly pain was actually ibs-c giving her grief. so she talked to her doctor because she wanted more relief. that's when she said yess to adding linzess. linzess is not a laxative. it helps you have more frequent and complete bowel movements.

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>> emily: the squad rushing to defend congresswoman ilhan omar even after her latest controversial move, retreating a video from anti-israel group

"international solidarity movement," the antidefamation league listed ism is one of the top ten anti-israel organizations in the country and the fbi has even looked into the group for possible terrorist ties. house republicans are pushing to remove omar from her committee. they want to punish omar the same way democrats went after marjorie taylor greene but speaker pelosi would rather put it to rest. watch. >> she clarified it and we thank her for clarification. >> do you want people to just let it go? >> they can say whatever they want but what i'm saying is end of subject, she clarified, we thanked her, and of subject. whatever people go on say, it's up to them. >> emily: are you, your thoughts? >> ari: it is not the end of the subject because ilhan omar continues to say these things. the fundamental problem is you have a member of congress whose

ideas are the antithesis of democracies defending themselves. she equated the united states and our best ally in the middle east israel, the only democracy in the middle east to hamas and with terror and with the taliban. no rational person can come to that conclusion and i remind you this is the same congresswoman set about september 11th that that was the day that some people did something so she dismisses an attack on the united states and equates the united states and israel with the worst terrorists in the world. she is a menace, she has a reckless congresswoman whose judgment is awful and i hope she does get removed from her committee, there does seem to be the thing you do these days with congress and i hope she gets removed by the people of her district. i don't think that's going to happen. this is the only recourse our rational person has left. >> emily: right, which means if they don't, if this doesn't happen there will be zero accountability and she will proceed as normal which is continuing to exhibit this

disgusting pattern. >> tomi: listen, democrats and especially nancy pelosi do a great job of shielding and taking care of their own, we seen this time and time again. we saw with eric swalwell, all the outrageous things the squad members say, that aoc has said, they shield their own and protect their own, nancy has a big job ahead of her because this is going to continue to happen because those members of the squad feel like they are untouchable because what are they due? as soon as they are criticized by members of their own, they call it racism, they call it bigotry, islamophobia, they know they have that protection and the problem is that popular culture has given them that protection. we have it, now, this culture of cancel culture, you can't say anything to certain people or you risk being canceled yourselves on now nancy pelosi is frustrated that the mob which is quite a small mob, by the way, is going after ilhan omar, she wants to dismiss that end and that but these same democrats have no problem with the bloodthirsty cancel culture mob coming after everybody else

including those who criticize our leaders and members of congress which we have the ability and the responsibility to do. but at the end of the day the democrats stick together. >> emily: do you see any type of recourse happening at the election in 2022? not necessarily in her own district is already pointed out but one is enough enough for the democrat party members, the average members that are headed to the polls in 2022? b3 i think people are waking up and realizing that the democrat party, anti-semitic rhetoric is acceptable, 12 democrats, only 12 democrats in congress signed on to a rebuke of ilhan omar, where the other democrats in today's democrat party? their silence is deafening, it's noticeable and it's kevin mccarthy trying to hold the other party, the democrat party accountable by either putting forth a bill to remove ilhan omar from the committee and mean well you look at rashida tlaib who is saying that

people need to stop "policing women of color," that's what she described this as. this isn't about policing women of color, this is about going after anti-semitic statements, but leave it to rashida tlaib and aoc and ilhan omar when they've engaged in this egregious behavior and they are the ones pulling the strings in the democrat party today. they say they are ashamed of nancy pelosi and that she basically walks back in my view the criticism she's put forward of ilhan omar. >> gillian: emily, i want to just like for you guys, before we look at 2022 end the congressional election, there is one important way that ilhan omar could face consequence here and that is that the rep representatives have introduced this motion to censure her, that might not be, obviously, you know, has big punishment as kicking somebody out of a committee, of course, but that seems to be the best option on the table for republicans. the recourse on this issue right

now. they may very well have some success with that. that there is momentum this idea. they can't unilaterally remove her from a committee because they are not in the majority right now about this is something they can do and may very well happen even this week. >> emily: that's such a great point, thank you. it's not just any committee she's on but she's on the floor in a fit, such a significant optics issue that for some reason, again, without that condemnation coming from her party all it is a showing us, the american people approval. up next, a stunning new report revealing police officer retirements have soared over the past year amid violent protests and anti-flea sentiment and now a wave of deadly shootings over the weekend during the summer of violence.

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>> gillian: a new study finds police officer retirements search 45% amid growing anti-police sentiment and calls to defund the police following the murder of george floyd. now savannah, georgia,'s top cop is warning americans could face a horrific summer of gun violence. there have been four mass shootings in cities including cleveland and austin during just a six hour period this weekend that started friday night and went early into saturday morning. five people are now dead and at least 30 injured. at the same time we are getting disturbing new police body cam video of chicago officers approaching a suspect come before the suspect opens fire on them, and during two of those officers, take a listen. >> get your hands out of your pocket! get your hands up! , on! [gunshots]

>> put your hands up. >> gillian: so ari, following the murder of george floyd, last year on memorial day cities across america have experiencing major surges not just in gun violence but all kinds of violent crime, americans, it would seem, at least americans who live in certain parts of the country are really angry at police officers. if you put on your p.r. cap for us for a minute here, what can we do as average americans to try to help restore a sense of trust and -- trust, really, in the american police force. >> ari: to that when i think the most obvious thing any individual can do is every time you see an officer, go up to them and say thank you for what you do. i try to do that and i think it makes them feel good about who they are, reminds them that most americans actually are on their

side. but, could there have been anything as predictable and logical about what would happen when you go after the police the way some of these people have gone after the police? when your message to the cops is all of you are bad and you don't know how to do your job and you kill people and you want to kill people, what's going to be the reaction? when you take every instance that's on video and every arrest has an element of violence unless the person getting arrested cooperates 100%, and every one of those videos goes out and people want to blame the police. what's going to happen? of course they are going to lead to increased retirements and even the ones that are still on the street will be retiring themselves, less aggressive, less willing to be proactive to do their jobs to protect all of us and frankly it's minorities were going to be the ones hurt the most in these cities are the police are pulling back and retiring so this is a horrific result, it's going to create a backlash, just give it a few more months, there will be a terrible backlash against the left for engaging in this,

that's going to be a real problem for democrats in the polls. >> gillian: kayleigh, i want to ask you to put on your press secretary have for us for a moment, too, something ari points out, something we don't talk about a lot is it's not only that violent crime is skyrocketing, it's that americans at large are having vastly more exposure now to these types of police on suspect altercations, whether it's on social media and, you know, passersby who capture things whether it's from police body cam footage, can anything be done to kind of help assuage in the aftermath of being exposed to these encounters are the first time? >> kayleigh: there's a real reckoning happening here and i think people are waking up that come to the fact that our police officers are actually good and important as we are seeing these numbers increase, 33% increase in homicides last year, 25% increase in homicides in major cities this year so people are seeing the crime and the

communities, hearing the stories we talk about every day, tragically, children being shot and i think that leads to an appreciation of our officers. i was just reading a gallup poll that 81% of black americans say that -- they want more police and their communities, otherwise, they are against the deep on the movement because they want more police, not fewer because the real sad thing here is the children who are dying in the streets in these major cities are not getting noticed, they are not there to protect them and it's happening far more regularly than anyone would like to see. last year and this year it seems like every other day you're talking about a child who is shot in his home or at a barbershop or doing something they should be able to do and go about their life in a way that is safe, where they have police on the streets there to protect them. >> emily: so tomi, kayleigh says more access by the public to footage of these encounters should lead to greater admiration and respect to

law enforcement officers, does it? it doesn't seem like it. >> tomi: hey, listen, there's always going to be the court of public opinion, they're going to watch these and be inflamed by the mainstream media and the democrats and the defund a police movement and blm movement. we know this but at the end of the day there is a culture of lawlessness in this country and felons and thugs and criminals and bad people are being emboldened by the defund the police movement and all of this lawlessness so people are going out on the streets thinking they are untouchable, thinking they can do whatever they want, thinking the authority of police officers does not matter, hoping they can catch a cell phone video and do whatever they want to do, even sitting here in nashville, tennessee, we've had our rising crime gun areas you would never see violent crime, never see or hear gunshots, happening right here and it's because there are people in this country who bought into the defund the police movement and they are emboldened to continue that anything that is the new way of the land, the new business as usual and that's why not only do we need more cops, we need to make sure that cops understand that we want them to do their jobs to the best of their ability, we want them to

fulfill their duty and we want them to be able to do that without being handcuffed and hampered by the mainstream media that only seeks to demonize them and make their jobs more difficult. >> gillian: emily, i obviously save the best for last, the last word goes to you. >> emily: oh my gosh, gillian >> emily: amax >> kayleigh: i love all of you guys. >> emily: everyone else is a hard act to follow. the lack of support police are receiving right now go so much deeper than that hideous narrative being pushed by the left, it literally is creeping into elections, elected officials, take the d.a. in san francisco, we won't know was elected by less than 3,000 votes after never prosecuting a day in his life. after that city council slashed and defined as a budget of the police there there was one, as we watch, female police officer walking alone because her partner was slashed from the budget, she was attacked by a homeless person and we watched as it took four bystanders to get them off of her and another three police officers to arrest

him and remember what the d.a. there said? he blamed the police officers, he said it was because of their sending racist text messages and inappropriately managing people of color in the community, et cetera, he blamed them and therefore investigation rate, it is absolutely disgusting, is police need not only the support of the community which will come from all of us standing loud and proud about that and also these elected officials because otherwise i am frankly glad they are retiring because at least they are safe. >> gillian: we got to leave it there by coming up next, stick with us because we have actress jennifer lawrence now accusing so-called radical republicans of going the right to vote but doesn't her new psa stand up to a fact-check? we are going to check that for you after the break. speak of the radical republican party actively dismantling americans rights to vote. ♪ ♪u'

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>> kayleigh: actress jennifer lawrence appears in a new psa blasting g.o.p. lawmakers in georgia, texas, and other states are passing new voting laws even though republican officials in those states have pointed out that their new laws are less restrictive than the critics claim and less restrictive than voting laws in some democrat had been led states. the psa accuses the g.o.p. have dismantling the right to vote. watch it. >> whatever your personal politics are, whatever side of the isle you find yourself on, you need to know that your vote matters. in the outcome of our elections are not maneuvered and manipulated. in texas, georgia, and florida and 44 other states there is a radical wing of the republican party actively dismantling americans write about because they don't have the numbers to win otherwise. without gerrymandering or shutting down hundreds of boating facilities that reach minorities, specifically targeting and carving out people of color, they can't win. this is cheating and it is not

democracy. >> kayleigh: like so many celebrities, jennifer lawrence doesn't seem to have the facts. we know in texas they expanded early voting to two weeks and in georgia added to saturday, expanding it as well, florida is one of the easiest states to vote in. she just doesn't seem to have the facts, does she? >> this is the same simpleton nonsense they used to say about asking someone to show an i.d. in order to vote, the democrats complained about that saying that was voter suppression when in fact voting has surged since many of those provisions went into effect which helps to make sure our elections are accepted because there is integrity to the elections. in the georgia law, one of the most criticized provisions was prohibiting people from bringing food or water to those who are in line and let's just say you didn't pass that, could you imagine the cries from the democrats, somebody wearing a

maga hat with the national rifle association t-shirt started to walk in line handing out bottles of water, they would scream suppression and intimidation. it is an out of the facts are coming as matter that turn out surged to record levels in 2020, it's the last fry of a scoundrel who can't win elections on their own so they had to play the race card. that's what jennifer lawrence is contributing to. >> emily: that's exactly right, the facts don't seem to matter. i want to pull up a tweet which was quite good at calling out the hypocrisy of some democrat states. he said this. i have it here. it says "racist new york city begins its eight days of early voting today, texas has 17 days of early voting, when will major sports league start boycotting? >> tomi: as we know, democrats and democrat states and states run by democrats all get a pass but when we are talking about celebrities, when they want to put up psa's, i have no problem

with people and celebrities using their platform to advocate for whatever political views they have or put out whatever psa's they want to but if they're going to do that with a platform they have they should at least be educated on what they are putting out there but the most laughable part of her little psa to me is when she actually talked about maneuvering and manipulating and cheating, very interesting considering the fact that the democrats used mass mailing voting as well as states like california to have valid harvesting, legalized so when you want to talk about maneuvering and manipulating, let's start there. this is all a big deflection, it's all democrats know how to do, does jennifer lawrence understand that she's doing that? i believe so, i don't believe she is truly educated on the issue but what she really should do is get educated and understand that republicans, the radical wing, we just want to make sure that data, double, and illegal voters are not voting and that's it and that's not too much to ask, jennifer. >> kayleigh: that's right and emily, maybe she is just listening to joe biden, we know joe biden has come out and

called these laws jim crow 2.0, he was fact-checked on that as being false but maybe she's just listening to the president. >> emily: and also the mainstream media which refuses to correct and put anything out that is fact-base and continues to further this narrative. i just find it laughable that the party and especially this administration is so stuck on the celebrity vehicle, right? remember that whole internet day they had from a social media with the property of others in the white house and members of their own party called him up for it, this isn't who we want to hear from, actually, we want to hear from community leaders and actual real american citizens and certainly no one wants to be told what they need from another white woman, privilege celebrity liberal in hollywood that they continue to blast out to everyone else, i think we'll americans know the facts for themselves but certainly don't want to hear another lecture from someone who earns their money half the time from china.

>> kayleigh: they can watch the award shows if they wanted a lecture. to be when i develop my ideological values from the property brothers and jennifer lawrence, what's wrong with that? [laughter] >> kayleigh: that's right. my favorite tweet about the meeting with the property brothers was "property brothers are infrastructure." that's quite clever. but just ahead, guys, bill marr calling out "woke liberals," where the comedian says so-called progressives actually have a bad case of progressive-phobia. ♪ ♪

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drive corporations out of america? our economic panel weighs in. i'm john roberts, join me in sandra smith of the top of the hour for "america reports. >> emily: welcome back, bill marr calling out the left woke politics on his show "real time friday night. he brought up comedian kevin hart's claim that white power and white privilege is at an all-time high and called it ridiculous. he insists that women's rights, gay writes, and race relationships in america can end have never been worse. >> uncle joe's pointing liberals toward something they need to be more aware of, they have a bad case of progressive-phobia, a phrase coined to describe a brain disorder that strikes liberals and makes them incapable of recognizing progress. if you think america is more racist now than ever, more sexist than before women could vote, you have

progressive-phobia and should adjust your mask because it's covering your eyes. >> emily: tomi, obviously he was kidding but there's a whole host of truth in that end he went on to say this progressive allergy day acknowledging societal advances is self-defeating. i think we are watching that happen as they eat their own. >> tomi: you know, bill marr has done this quite a few times so i have to give them a lot of credit, he's one of the only "comedians" on the left who will actually point out the lunacy of his own political party because he is, really, a self-proclaimed liberal himself but he's exactly right. and i actually have seen this time and time again from older generations who look at this new woke culture, especially that we are fostering amongst young people and saying woke is what you are when you don't actually have any problems, you don't actually have any struggles in your life so you believe in this because you don't know how bad things used to be or the progress that we've made which is exactly what bill marr was pointing out here and he is 100% right. i think it's also going to be a

detriment to the left because i think people are looking at it, looking at cancel culture in this radical left agenda and saying, you know what? i'm not sure that's really for me, it sounded that end we all believe in equality but this has gone just too far at this point. >> emily: gillian, obviously he had an audience that was supporting him and laughing and cheering that on but we continue to see it play out with no signs of stopping, it seems to be snowballing, so at what point is there going to be a stop put to it? >> gillian: i don't have an answer to that question but it is very clear, emily, that as you say, this political fight about racial ideology is raging in this country, there seems to be no end in sight. i would say it's important to laugh at jokes, it's important to make jokes about funny things but it's also important to focus on solutions and i've spent a lot of time in our country, south africa, that tries to remedy decades of racial oppression of black

south africans with what folks their call, institutionally, "reverse racism," mandating how many white people can work in certain jobs, study at certain schools and they had zero success with that so i would encourage people to also focus on solutions and what kind of solution to the problem of racism we want to pursue here in america because we don't start paying attention to that, we are going to end up somewhere where a lot of people are going to be very happy and it's not going to allow us to be on the world stage. >> emily: ari, that is such a great point. >> ari: the most important thing that bill marr talked about their was progress, the genius of america has always been that we are a society that makes progress because we are a self-correcting democracy, when we get something wrong and racism was a terrible wrong that our nation endured for multiple hundreds of years but we corrected it and we still correct it, we work hard to corrected and i can't imagine anything worse than to say to a

child "you can't make it in america because of the way you were born. the color of your skin or your gender or your orientation, its exact opposite. thank god we are in america where your individual and abilities, you can still be whatever you want to be in this great country and that's the message everybody should be telling their children, that's what progress is all about. woke-is unmanned oppression theories, all of this is designed to stop people in their tracks so they don't make it in america and they have to depend on the government. bill maher to his credit spoke out well and spoke out bravely. >> emily: kayleigh? >> kayleigh: i want to point out the absurdity of kevin hart's statement. that totally, completely negates our past, we went back past the anniversary of the tulsa massacre where 35 city blocks were raised to the ground, 800 people succumbed to injuries and historians believe hundreds died

in that horrific, racist attack. the murder of emmett till, the 14-year-old boy who was beaten to a pulp before being fatally shot, that is our past and we have made progress. do not acknowledge that progress and to say race relations have never been worse is completely to ignore our history and completely ignore the progress we have made. >> emily: that's exactly right. moving on, new details on the story that grabbed everyone of us to be as attention this weekend, the man who claims he got swallowed by a whale and apparently it's not his only close encounter with death. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ are at all-time highs. you could have much more equity than you think! banks can loan you some of it. newday can loan you all of it! the newday100 va cash out loan.

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>> emily: it may be hard to believe the lobster diver whose heavy escaped the mouth of a humpback whale last week but he also lived through another classic survival scenario. according to a press report, michael packard survived a plane crash 20 years ago that left three dannon stranded five passengers in the jungle in costa rica. packard made international headlines when he said he got swallowed by a humpback whale off the coast of cape cod and then it's back him out after about 30 seconds. doctors and experts are skeptical, calling it extremely unlikely. gillian is this a jonah or a whale of whale of a tale story? >> gillian: maybe he did. maybe he didn't. my favorite part is that the lobster man himself said he thinks he got swallowed up by the whale that spat out because the whale didn't like the way he tasted. that's pretty awesome. it reminds me, my husband and i

joke all the time, our property was stolen. he was returned the next day, he was returned to a nearby pound once they realized how loud he snored. they were like, never mind. you can take them back. this reminds me of that. >> emily: ari, i guess he didn't like the taste of spf. >> i buy his story hook, line, and sinker. just in case this guy is jonah, roman numerals to come i am not -- i am not crossing swords wit. i like the old testament and i like the stories, i believe this dude. >> emily: i do too. especially because it was a mistake. truth is always stranger than fiction so even if it's not likely, it still happened and clearly i think this guy has a bit of luck or fate on his side. >> kayleigh: i need more details. i believe jonah and the whale,

divine intervention absolutely but michael packard and the whale i need more details to be sure. he looks very happy and that smiling photo. totally possible. >> there's no downside. the chance that he is jonah. >> emily: tomi. >> this man could be swallowed by a whale, be on the inside of a whale and kamala harris can't even go to the border so at the end of the day maybe we should send him to a border. seems like a miraculous individual. >> emily: be sure to check out tomi's new episode of "no interruptions" coming out on wednesday. catch them only on fox nation. thank you so much for being here today. kayleigh, ari, tomi, gillian. stay safe and out of the mouths of whales. thanks for watching and hears "america reports." >> john: thank you.

that's a whale of a tale. outrage over critical race theory growing nationwide. parents calling a toxic and their demands for school boards demanded from classrooms. a mother going viral for sounding off in calling crt itself racist. she joins us live coming up. speak to the top republican on the house foreign affairs committee, on president biden's highly anticipated meeting with vladimir putin on wednesday. charlie gasparino will weigh in on the new woke rules that are meant to reduce the "game-ification of wall street. josh kraushaar joins us on how nancy pelosi is handing ilhan omar's controversial remarks. stay tuned. >> john: we began with president biden meeting with nato leaders in brussels, belgium, stay