verification system. meantime don't miss tomi's brand new special save california out tomorrow. new show no interruption on catch on fox nation. tomi, thank you. jillian: good to see you. thank you. and thanks for watching this morning. we will see you back here tomorrow 4:00 to 6:00 a.m. have a good day and "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ >> we are just one day away from the commander-in-chief's highly anticipated faceoff with vladimir putin. >> is he a worthy adversary. >> his job to calm everything down i'm not sure if people want to calm. >> speculation about a lab leak is baseless. >> this as video came by sky news australia reportedly shows live bats inside the wuhan lab. >> hundredson introduce ago bill bar kamala harris from using air force 2. when asked why she hasn't visited the southern border. she laughed. this is not a laughing matter.

>> north korean matter is slamming curriculum. >> every day at [inaudible] safe space. we need to stop asking the truth. that's. >> you can just push god out of every institution and be successful. i'm sorry, our founding fathers did not believe that. [applause] presidential ♪ you better get to liven britain brian dolly live singing at her house. steve: brian, come on dolly parton only works 9 to 5 written brian i forgot. ainsley: better get to living. you can't go back. this is not dress rehearsal.

brian: vh 1 talking about the music. ainsley: did you see that shot of. >> desto beach. brian: glad i didn't say it i would have said it wrong. where are the people? ainsley: not up yet. on vacation. in pajamas and. steve: people are up and awake walking on the beach. they are waiting. ainsley: sun time is fun time. beach time. nothing on your schedules. you go out to the beach, pack your cooler, take your kids, walk up and down the beach. stay with your friends stay out there all day. my dad would get so mad if we wanted to go inside. i paid for that beach trip staying on the beach. brian: bad news for long island. a lot of great white sharks seen everywhere. ainsley: seeing more? brian: tracked a bunch of them all over long island. steve: as tourism tries to convince people got beach

suddenly put up the jaw's poster brian: based on montauk rhode island. ainsley: do you remember the montauk monster. brian: do you remember the montauk monster five years ago when life was simple? we could focus on that? steve: anyway, there is a lot going on. if you are up and walking on a beach. ainsley: you are lucky. steve: good for you. today is a good day. how did you summarize today is the day you got to make. ainsley: you got get to living like dolly parton said. steve: we have come full circle. soon on the move again after huddling with the king and prime minister of belgium in brussels. ainsley: any minute he will head to the eu council to attend the summit. brian: i don't know if the

belgium king has ever been in the huddle. i think i understand the meaning. turn to benjamin hall live in brussels. benjamin, what can you tell us that's interesting? >> well, good morning, brian, steve, and ainsley. look, there is a lot going on today. it's all interesting. of particular interest was a press conference last night. the first press conference that president biden has given since staffing his foreign trip. he called on four reporters. our own peter doocy was not among them. he was asked predominantly about that all-important meeting tomorrow with vladimir putin. here's what he said. >> he is bright. he's tough. and i have found that he is a, as they say, when i used to play ball a worthy adversary. >> however, he also then finished off with a frankly stinging rebuke of the republican party and the state of politics back home. with many people questioning if this is really the time and the place to do so. >> i think it's appropriate to say that the republican party is

vastly diminished in numbers. the leadership of the republican party is fractured and the trump wing of the party the bloisk the party. >> he is one at a away from the biggest international meeting of his presidency with a major having spent six days to allies and the president chooses to slam republicans. compare that with putin. it allegations of hacking much the poisoning and arrest of opposition leader navalny and other human rights abuses he laughed them off and said there was notified. today president biden has a few meetings here. a summit between the u.s. and eu. then he heads to geneva. put together a team to help prep him for the putin interview

including trump administration officials. back to you. steve: we thank you very much for standing on that roof top. benjamin hall in brussels. it is interesting that joe biden walked back that comment where he in the past has referred to vladimir putin as a killer and yesterday he just said yeah, he is bright. he's tough. he's a worthy adversary. what happened exactly. brian: looked like getting briefed by a lot of people to get ready for this including fiona hill who had a role with the trump administration. they weren't really successful there. but, prepare for vladimir putin. donald trump seems to be with vladimir putin as anybody. it looks as though vladimir putin is having a good time. 90 minutes with nbc. all these allegations about thee. they haven't proven anything from the hacking from what happened with the 2016 election. >> well, biden is over there, obviously. and larry kudlow made some good points. now we are becoming more socialist than europe is he said

with climate change and taxes and spending and welfare, that's why biden feels right at home that crowd is not our crowd. they said that and donald trump jr. was asked about it he said these world leaders love him because they can take advantage of him and they can push him. steve: you know, when you look at what we have accomplished so fares as the united states. biden team would say midway point of first foreign tour. we have reassured allies i am not donald trump. but do you know what is curious is the way the mainstream media in this country has treated this trip as opposed to donald trump in 2019. there is an expression, when you are overseas, domestic policy talk ends at the water's edge. but a whole bunch of mainstream media blasted donald trump in 209 for talking about politics. in fact in 2020.

the biden camp blasted trump for taking a broadside at joe biden. but there was joe yesterday taking on the republican party across the water's edge. he was talking about trump's phony populism. he said the republican party is diminished fractured. the trump wing of the party is the bulk of the party but it makes up a significant minority of the american people even though that stat is not true. where all those mainstream media reporters who criticized donald trump for doing exactly what joe biden did yesterday? ainsley: they ignored it. steve: they did. ainsley: he was lying about the statistics. the republican party to your point is fractured. it is diminished in numbers. if you look at the gallup poll the latest one. steve: it's up 5 points. ainsley: increased since president biden took office in may 29%. but just back in january 25% of american voters republican. brian: republicans on a bit of a role on the doorstep of taking back the house that's conceivable to get back the

senate and so many of the -- so many in the democratic party if you just see what happened over the last week, you talk about fractured. this the is definition of fractured. the squad is arguing with various members of the american jewish community on the democratic side. over the ridiculous comments equating hamas and the taliban. and then you have president biden seems to be ticking off his left wing because he is not doing things unilaterally and trying to do things on a bipartisan basis. at least on the surface when it comes to infrastructure. piers morgan not from america but able to view america pretty clearly says this is what's going on behind the scenes. >> there is also a wider issue, sean, about president biden. i think he sees his job, his role to calm everything down as if somehow that's enough. and york it is. when you are dealing with china, when you are dealing with russia. when you are dealing with nato. when you are dealing with you know, every issue out there from the pandemic to climate change, whatever, i'm not sure people

want to calm america that isn't taking dynamic proactive action. brian: i think the biggest worry that president biden should have and i hope he does have a true reliance between russia and china together ratling our cage on a regular basis. if we don't have the europe peeps behind us that don't understand the gravity of the threat. >> we are in a lot of trouble that should be the emphasis. guys, china is a huge problem. forget that word competitor. they are a rival, dare i say enemy, we have to unite the fight. steve: that's what was given yesterday. traditionally nato has been squared against russia but yesterday they took the extraordinary steps of condemning china. so, maybe there is some progress going on behind the scenes. ainsley: listen, here at home, things have gotten so in they. you talk to any conservative. they are worried about the direction of this country. and it's very scary, especially if you are raising kids. there is this north korean defector she has quite a story. she left north korea in 2017

when she was only 1 years old. she and her mom, they crossed into china over the frozen river over a dessert. they were sold into slavery. she was sold for less than $300. her mom was sold for about $100. they fled and they actually did get to escape and they entered into among goal la with the help of these christian missionaries. she has now come over to america. she was a student at clumsy university. she said she was taught just to keep her mouth shut in order to make good grades and in order to graduate. she said it is in thier here at these ivy league universities than it is in north korea. she was interviewed on "fox & friends first." listen to this. >> everything that i go to classroom and they tell me, you know, in order to create a safe place you need to stop asking the truth. and that's what it was for north korea for me to get a good gpa

and shut up and a echo. they should not [inaudible] we have to do it to survive. but i don't get it why americans, a lot of americans will -- i was sold as a sexual slave at 13 for less than $300. i literally had to walk across the dessert into among goalla. after among goal la. i made it to south korea. people here haven't gone through actual arena real hardship. they keep talking about systemic oppression. i'm like you don't know what oppression looks like. steve: no kidding. she said north korea was pretty insane. the first thing my mom taught me was we don't even whisper because the birds and the mice can hear us. that young woman has written a story about her memoir called "in order to live." and she said, when she escaped from north korea. she thought the united states was a place with free thought and free speech until she went

to columbia university and she was immediately struck by anti-western sentiment and its focus on political correctness. and she said at columbia, every problem they explained to us is because of white men. and she said i was paying this fortune to learn how to think. they were forcing me how to think and the way to think. she said i thought north koreans are the only ones who hate americans. turns out a lot of people hating america in america. brian: nile ferguson joined tucker last nate. on "tucker carlson today." rolled a clip on his show. he has been on here before bestselling author with the hoover institute. here is why it's important to look back where we are today. >> we need to study the past and understand it in it own terms. the worst thing to do is to condescend to the past by judging it in our terms. well, that has been entirely flipped and now the way that

history tend to be taught is with great disapproval because people in the past were shockingly racist or sexist or whatever it is that's not how i was taught about history. important to go back and understand people in the past in their own terms to better understand what happened. i think we have ended up with really the wrong approach to historical education and it's spread from the universities right then to she says where do we go from here. the future of our country is as bleak as north korea if we don't rise up right now. the good thing is from bill maher to different pockets on the left they are seeing what's going on with this next generation of left wingers. they are saying what are you talking about? where are you going with this? the cancel culture and the 1619

project little by little taking down the foundation of even the left. ainsley: she said it even started the columbia university on day one at orientation. she said she was scolded by a staffer by just saying she liked american literature like jane austin and the staffer said those colonial mindset. racist, bights and brainwashing you. every classroom is infected with anti-american propaganda. i have seen oppression. by the age of 13 have witnessed people tropic dead of starvation right before my eyes. i crossed through the middle of the dessert to be free. what i did was nothing. some people fought harder than me and didn't make it these kids keep saying how they are oppressed how much injustice they have experienced. they don't know how hard it is to be free. steve: kind of sad when you think about it, once upon a time the united states was that shining city on the hill. the whole world looked to us. ainsley: it's sad. steve: whole world looked to us aspirational. we hear from this woman from north korea say even north korea

isn't this nuts and she is talking about this country. brian: we have seen the enemy, and it's us. we are getting attacked from the inside. steve: not all of us. brian: truly not. "tucker carlson today" get it on fox nation. oftentimes you see excerpts on tucker on our show. "tucker carlson tonight." steve: indeed. 6:15 on this very busy tuesday. jillian here on the mezzanine level with more news. ail. jillian: if you think you are oppressed you typically aren't. when you are truly oppressed you don't know you are oppressed. steve: it's about brainwashing. jillian: get to this fox news alert now. a massive chemical plant explosion causes residents to flee their home homes in northern illinois. about 70 workers were inside at the time but everyone made it out okay. one firefighter was treated for injuries. it is still unclear what caused the blast. officials believe it could take several days for the oil-fueled

fire to burn out. a second teen suspect is arrested in connection with the mass shooting in downtown austin over the weekend. police in texas say the teen was arrested while attending a summer school class at a high school. the 17-year-old is charged with aggravated assault in the shooting that killed one and injured 13 others. another suspect under the age of 17 has also been arrested. overnight, southwest airlines is resuming flights after a technical glitch stopped all flights. southwest said the issues were from a third party weather data provider. the airline issues a ground stop last night as a precaution. southwest reported over 1 lurks delayed flights. a british teenager is on pace to become the youngest pilot toly no around the world in a single engine airplane. travis ludlow set off in may flying six hours each day. the 18-year-old landed in oregon on monday. he said his journey is going well he does fight boredom while

flying solo. hoping to complete the whole trip in about 45 days which is pretty impressive. steve: that kid is brave. and he has a lot of gas in that airplane. and he would have to land from time to time for more gas because that's the key. you need gas. brian: and good weather. meanwhile because it's tough flying those things in bad weather. 18 minutes after the hour coming up wuhan's controversial bat woman speaks out kind of claiming the lab leak theory is basis all the while showing bass weren't inside the lab which she said weren't there a live rept next. ♪ of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies.

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hour. wuhan's lab's top virology just speaking out against the lab leak theory. steve: this as a group of lawmakers are calling on the nih, national institutes of health here in this country to release documents that they have on the handling of the pandemic. ainsley: jackie ibañez joins us live with all the details. >> top chinese virologist says any speculation about a lab leak from the wuhan lab is baseless telling the "new york times" how on everett can i offer up evidence for something that there is no evidence. i don't know how the world has come to this. constantly pouring filth on an innocent scientist. new video obtained by sky news, australia reportedly shows live watt inside the wuhan lab back in 2017. sky news says the video is part of a promotional clip on the launch of the wuhan level 4 lab. listen. >> it shows that much of what we have been told about the origin of the pandemic from the very beginning with chinese

disinformation. which was then propagated by many people who had been working in conjunction with the wuhan institute of virology. >> this as a group of g.o.p. senators are calling for the nih to release documents on the handling of the pandemic. senator ron johnson saying recent emails and pages from the nih had shed new light on its awareness of the virus' origin. today the e. is expected to join the g-7 in calling for a second w.h.o. investigation into covid origins. it's expected to highlight an eu summit this morning. brian: pretty appraising. thanks, jackie. pretty amazing this scientist would write or give into interview about this and shows to josh roggin who might know about this as much as anyone in america what the chinese are capable of and about this wuhan institute in particular. he says it shows merely the fact that she would come out. they would trot her out for email interview with the "new york times" tell investigators

to pound sand that they won't cooperate but they are feeling the heat and trying to scare the biden team off. ainsley: she denied everything. she denied the lab leak. brian: generally though not specifically, right? ainsley: but she denied the three doctors who allegedly went to the hospital back in november of 2019. brian: with covid-19 symptoms. ainsley: or flu symptoms. if possible provide me the names of the three so i can check. i'm sure did i nothing wrong so i have nothing to fear. steve: look, if she is talking to the "new york times" because china wants her to be saying what she is saying. the "new york times" did ask her did the lab have any of the new coronavirus before the pandemic and she said absolutely not. which is what they want us to believe. the reason in jackie's report it's important where she talks about how sky news australia had the live bats, the fellow who helped funnel the money from the united states of america into that particular lab, peter diaz

daszak ofecho health alliance hn one of the critics of the lab leak theory he claimed in tweets they didn't have live bats inside that they did have live bats. in fact, in that video we didn't show it they showed not only the caged bat but they showed one bat hanging -- there we go, hanging off the hat of a researcher who is only wearing a mask and glasses and no other protective head covering. that is nuts. the lab did file for patents for bat cages and the lab had more. brian: there he is. ainsley: oh my gosh. steve: exactly. you wonder could it have spread, you know, from that lab to the general public? you look at that right there. if they infected those -- if they did the gain of function on those bats and the bat is hanging on the guy's face and next thing you know he is out and about. hello, are those really good standards they have got at that

lab? it doesn't look like it. treating them like pets. ainsley: she said they don't conduct gain of function research research in her lab. steve: which is a lie. ainsley: those three doctors did not go to the hospital from her lab with symptoms. she is denying everything. brian: jamie metzl read this editorial he might be the initial whistleblower. ainsley: is he progressive. he worked for clinton. brian: people marginalized his so-called lab leak theory not anymore. here he is last night talking about this after this column appeared in the "new york times." >> we need to give china, let's say, 30 days to come clean. say would he go want to have a full investigation through the united nations with unrestricted access to the relevant records. 30 days yes or no.

if yes, great, let's get moving on this investigation immediately. if no, he would will say we have come to a dead end and now we need a parallel process or alternate process led by the united states in conjunction with our allies through the g-7 the eecd and other countries. one thing needs to be clear, china cannot have a veto over whether or not we investigate the worst pandemic in a century. brian: the guy on the other side of this dr. steven kauai. steve: who is the guy in the middle? brian: i have no idea. he said the difference in the sequence with this virus is so dramatically different than mers and sars which came have the environment. animal to animal. this is synthetic. it's manufactured. and it came from what he can tell with his years of experience and he is in the top 1% scientist in the world it says that it's got to be manufactured from gain of function research. that's what leads him to it please disabuse him of that at the highest level. that generic answer to all the world's questions about what happened and didn't happen in

your lab will not suffice. ainsley: it seems like, i'm not a scientist, obviously it seems like it would be easy to find. if you can just look at the virus and see that it was man made and see that receptors are added to the virus that can't come from an animal, wouldn't it be easy to tell if it were man made or not if you are an expert in this field? why is it taking so long? steve: certainly circumstantial evidence prove they have never seen this sequence in nature. it's only been manufactured when they splice the d.n.a. together to do that gain of function stuff which, as we heard from the bat lady, they are not doing their then again at this place they were treating the bats like pets. brian: generally clean up. hosed everything down and cleaning everything up and military was in charge. the military had a presence in the wuhan lab. that leads other people to conclude or authorize on other things, the military's role in the creation of this whole virus. steve: well, it would be nice if they came clean in 30 days as jamie metzl said. let's see.

meanwhile, let's see what's coming up. coming up, one lawmaker in here in the country of the united states is trying to stop taxpayer money from going to the vice president's overseas travel until she travels to our southern border. congresswoman ashley hinton joins us on that legislation coming up next. you're watching live from new york city "fox & friends." and look who is coming up on this tuesday. ♪ ♪

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for a 2019 boating accident that left a 19-year-old girl dead. investigators have not said whether the event are connected. the department of justice is urging the supreme court to reinstate the death penalty against the boston marathon bomber. tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to death. the death sentence was overturned last year. he and his since deceased brother killed three people and injured 260 in the 2013 palming attacks. the doj request is breaking from president biden who opposes capital punishment. meantime take look at this video on your screen showing a group of good samaritans in russia going to great heights to save two kids trapped inside a burning apartment building. those heroes climbed up the side of a drainpipe and formed a human chain carefully passing the children from the third floor to the ground. that is a look at your headlines. steve, isn't that amazing? >> that's unbelievable, those guys are heroes, fantastic,

jillian, thank you, meanwhile white house foirls are feeling perplexed by vice president harris last week over her response on if she is planning and when she is planning to visit our southern border. remember this? >> do you have any plans to visit the border? >> we have been to the border. >> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. [laughter] i mean i don't -- i don't understand the point that you are making. >> i will, and i have before. >> i said i'm going to got border. >> when are you going to the border, vice president. >> the administration has asked -- i'm not finished. [laughter] i said i'm going to the border. steve: she had a really bad week last week. so, until the vice president to see the crisis at the border firsthand. next guest called on congress to keep the vice president from using taxpayer money to travel internationally. but, house democrats blocked her grill consideration. we're talking about iowa congresswoman ashley hundredson

who joins us right now from the d.c. area. congresswoman, good morning. >> good morning, steve, how are you today? >> i'm doing okay. i cannot possibly understand why the democrat controlled house would not want to vote on your bill. >> yeah it just seems common sense, stove. it comes down to holding the biden administration accountable. you heard vice president harris laugh when she was asked about this. this is not a laughing matter. this is a safety and security issue for iowa families and for american families and so we're simply looking to hold administration accountable until they actually come up with a plan to fix the crisis at the border, which is a direct result of their policies. so my crisis act blocked last night on the floor would do exactly that. make sure she can't use taxpayer dollars to fly in air force 2 internationally until she actually goes and visits with the men and women at the border who are putting their lives on the line every day to keep this country safe. steve: don't you think if the white house were smart, now that they had such a terrible week last week it would be smart to actually have her go to the southern border just so people

would stop asking the question? because it's not just, you know, fox news asking the question now, now it's everybody lester holt asked the question. >> yeah. i have been to the border. my constituent are asking when she is going to got border. when you see fentanyl seizures up 233%. we are on track to have record border crossings this year over 180,000 in may alone. people on the terrorist watch list, the gangs, the traffickers, business for the cartels is really good under this administration right now. so, i think it is in her best interest and it's most importantly in our country's best interest for the vice president to got border. again, we arrest night tried to bring this to the floor to hold the administration accountable. can i say i have done that but the democrats in congress can't say the same that they are protecting their constituents in this way. steve: it does appear that democrats are trying to change the subject. let's talk about joe biden he is in europe instead. real quickly you have mentioned you have been to our southern border unlike our vice president. she was there when she was a senator. but, you have been there and you

actually spoke to democratically elected democrats who are sheriffs in those areas there. and what were their concerns about this flood of people coming into our country? >> yeah. well, we talked to both democrat and republican sheriffs, mayors. this is not a partisan issue. if you go down to the border and hear from them directly you will hear they are crying out for help right now because they are trying to keep their community safe and their resources are stretched then. again, record numbers of smugglers traffickers and gangs. when i had that chance to talk with them i think that's what the vice president needs to hear. we need solutions at the border so we can work on keeping this country safe and secure. when you are hearing that people on the terrorist watch list caught that's just the ones that were caught. that's concerning to iowa families. again, they are having those conversations at their kitchen table every day. it's clear it's not resonating with vice president harris. 83 tase, it's time for her to go visit the border. steve: congresswoman ashley hundredson of iowa who is trying

to limit the vice president's frequent flier miles until she takes a look at our southern border. congresswoman, thank you. >> thanks, steve. steve: all right. it's about 20 minutes before the top of the hour on this tuesday. straight ahead, a school board member warns high school graduates about the world they are entering. >> we struggle with human greed, racism, extreme versions of individualism and capitalism. white supremacy and the list goes on. steve: yes, it does. a our next guest is a parent that district and says there is a disturbing pattern of radicalization in public schools and the parent is going to join us after this brief time-out. ♪

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racism, extreme versions of individualism and capitalism, white supremacy, growing wealth gap, disease, climate crisis, extreme poverty amid luxury and waste right next door. and the list goes on. ainsley: that virginia school board member warning high school graduates they're entering into a capitalist world build it racism. here is a parent that school district fairfax county outside of washington. good morning to you. >> oh, good morning, ainsley. ainsley: good morning. what's your reaction when you hear that? denied didn't sound very uplifting. >> depressive. indicative of the radicalization that's happening within school boards and school districts and schools across the country. principals, the teachers to political operatives like this woman. she gave that speech but the script was written years ago.

because if obrar i'm also a member of the muslim. the father that brought her to office are part of this network of political islam in america. joined together with the far left in order to create a trojan horse to basically hijack their schools with their radical ideology. it's something that parents in fairfax county, virginia are very alarmed about. they have a recall petition. and this is a wake-up call to everyone across the country that they have got to be vigilant in our schools and school districts. ainsley: fairfax county and loudoun county the county next door continue to be in our newscast for various reasons for critical race theory and for subjects like this. what's the reaction of all the folks in this area? do they like it obviously the school board likes it and they approve of it but what about the parents? >> oh the majority of parent are just so disturbed by this. i get so many phone calls and emails, i work at a place called parents defending education, we

get so much dispatches out of virginia. just today we are going to have a, quote, equity conference. this is happening from the state house down to the schoolhouse. we are having an actual policy of critical race theory brought into school systems across virginia like is happening across the country from the governor's office. and this is an issue of real concern. there is a war on math. there is a war on merit there is a war on just human decency. i remember you talking about the golden rule the other day. and it's not being applied anymore. people are being differentiated. they are being divided. and that's something that parents just don't want to see happening to their kids and their lives in america. ainsley: that crosses all religions, doesn't it? we're supposed to treat our neighbors as ourself and love one another. what happened to the day we could have debate and dialogue and disagree but still like each other? >> exactly. and so what's happening now is

shame is being used as a lever. this school board member owe lecturing beautiful moment sunshine brightness supposed to be the next thought she is reining darkness upon them and that's not okay. ainsley: that's right. i'm glad you are standing up. all the parents in the area. thank you so much for coming on with us azra. >> absolutely. i want to give courage towel at parents out there. ainsley: yes, ma'am. we did reach out to justice high school for a statement and we did not hear back. 6:48 on the east coast. let's check in with janice dean. janice: beautiful here in new york city. temperatures in the 70s, low relative humidity. take look at the maps and i will show you what we are talking t. 67 a little cooler than i just mentioned. 59 in cincinnati. we do have the potential for some showers and thunderstorms scattered in nature across the

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brian: glad you are back. president biden says america is back on the global stage as he doubles down on america's commitment to work with foreign allies. his pledge comes as many ambassador seats remain vacant. next guest slow vein i can't now running for senate in alabama. linda blanchard joins us. linda, you know what it's like to be delayed and have your demonstrations delayed. there is about 90 spots open open now for joe biden's

administration. what's going on? >> i do know how it is just unbelievable to be delayed. the process should not be this way. it affects our national security. so what's going on is biden is not putting up candidates that are capable of making it through the process. and some of them are having to withdrawal because of their left, liberal agenda and it needs to be the agenda of the american people, a nonpartisan agenda. brian: you know there is 10 pending confirmations where there is a candidate up there and waiting to get passed through the senate. i could not believe what senator schumer was able to do delaying nominees like yourself last time around. i hope republicans aren't doing the same thing. but if he doesn't put people up for these spots how would a person who is chairman of foreign relations not understand the need to do this? >> i mean, it's a national

security need and so we don't need to play with it. when you have the importance of that bilateral relationship and strengthening that for the united states of america, it should come first. brian: absolutely. i totally agree and should be interesting to see what's going to happen. none of the g-7 had any ambassadorships. incredible. meanwhile you are running to be the next senator from alabama. you have other qualified candidates there here is a look at katie britt and mo brooks who has the former president's endorsement on why they think they are qualified for that seat. >> senator shelby's chief of staff gave me the challenges and opportunities to see the challenges across our state and also be effective and really get things done. they have advance the conservative agenda. the big defining difference is i'm the only one with a proven track record. it's one thing to have candidates who parrot back to the public what their polling data says the public wants to

hear. brian: linda bachelor where do you fit in? what makes you better. >> obviously i'm the only outsider i'm not beholden to anyone when i walk into washington, d.c. whereas you have a 40 year career politician and hand picked establishment candidate. and that is very distinctive from an outsider that can walk in and not owe any pacs, any friends, anyone in d.c. a thing but only how alabamians want me to vote. >> brit: katie britt someone who was chief of staff but never held a seat. does that intimidate you? >> no it does not because it's what my agenda is focused on the maga movement and what president trump had achieved. brian: linda, have to hold it there. we will catch up with you again. coming up next hour. >> thank you, brian. brian: kevin mccarthy. leo terrell and dr. nesheiwat.

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the lawlessness. >> kevin hart becoming the latest hollywood star to call out the dangers of cancel culture. >> he said when did we get to the point where life is supposed to be perfect? ♪ ♪ ainsley: well, good morning to you, nashville. and everywhere else in america? okay, so i looked it up. do you know who nashville is named after? brian: no. ainsley: your next book character. francis nash. elvis presley recorded 200 songs at the studio b. brian: frederick douglass. ainsley: your next book. steve: telling you what your next book. brian: oh, okay. ainsley: a reach to go down to nashville. brian: and just study. ainsley: ains study at the bar.

steve: research. do you notice how every cleaning town there is a bar named the library so that when your parents call and say where were you? i was at the library. brian: actually want to prove your point i believe there is one on long island on the south shore. called the library. steve: i'm tell you a lot of college towns have got a place called the library. just so that the kids aren't lying at the are really at the library getting tanked up but, you know, they are telling the truth. ainsley: we shouldn't take our 5-year-olds to that library. brian: one of the few places left you can get a vhs movie. can't count on a blockbuster anymore. president biden attended the eu summit in brussels after holding bilateral talks with the king and prime minister of belgium. steve: that's right. meanwhile, in about an hour, the president is going to head out to the airport to fly to switzerland where he is going to go head to head with vladimir

putin. ainsley: let's turn to our peter doocy who is live in brussels. hey, peter. peter: good morning. and president biden has been getting briefed about how to handle putin tomorrow. so it's interesting to see him step back from calling him a killer and try out some flattery. >> he's bright. he's tough. and i have found that is he a, as you say, when i used to play ball, a worthy adversary. peter: still the president is still here in europe not so suggestionly trying to show russia if there is ever any conflict with any nato member all of nato will respond accordingly which he thinks is a different approach from trump. >> feeling very good about it i found the reception to be good and i [inaudible] we have never fully left. i have a very different view than my predecessor.

peter: but press access on this trip has been more limited than previous administrations. in a break with tradition, the traveling press didn't know who the president was meeting with at nato until after the fact. and at one point after keeping the u.s. press waiting 112 minutes during a meeting with the turkish president, this was all biden had to say. >> mr. president, can you tell us what you guys discussed? >> we couldn't hear you, sir. >> i didn't say anything. peter: the president was more than two hours late to his press conference. he eventually showed up and took five questions before leaving for the night. he is scheduled though to have another solo news conference tomorrow in switzerland. back to you. ainsley: were you there? did you experience that? that lack of access? you have "the washington post," cbs all saying lack of access and those reporters were

preselected. peter: yes, i was there as part of an expanded grouch the pool. we wouldn't normally get access to something like that. but the traveling press, the small group that is with the president on a rotation would normally be in there every time he is meeting with a world leader and they certainly would -- don't usually have to wait so long for stuff like that. and when they do the president -- we have been watching joe biden for a long time, he usually has more to say. steve: he usually does. peter, in the big press conference you were there and once again fox news was not called upon. fox news is never on the official list. what's interesting is and i have met this guy off camera before, a couple of days ago at the g-7. the white house had a press conference but all your reporters weren't were still at the airport on an airplane and there were like one or two people there to ask questions. >> yeah. most of the traveling press that's on the white house charter for this trip was already in a different country

by the time they did that press conference in england which only had like half a dozen reporters in attendance to ask questions. so, buy will say yesterday, it was as big a room of people who could have possibly asked questions to him since probably like an iowa or new hampshire town hall. there must have been 120 or 150 members of the international press. out of all those people just five people from a prewritten list he had on his card. ainsley: let me ask you one more question about those questions. does every news outlet submit a question and they go through and choose which ones they like? how does it work? peter: i can't speak for other outlets, i don't think anybody is presubmitting a question. sometimes you will tip off the press office like this is a topic that we're covering. this is something that we would like to ask about, just a broad topic. usually not a question. steve: right, exactly. ainsley: just preselected

reporters. steve: fox is never on that. thank you for joining us from that roof top. looks like a scene from mary poppins. ainsley: it does. steve: the white house is trying to manage the messages the message is joe biden joe biden is in europe meeting with foreign leaders charming everybody. that's the message they want. brian: axios reports heavy prep for this including talking to fiona hill and former official under president trump and consensus opinion that joe biden should adopt a blunt talk leaving no doubt for putin on where biden stands from hacking to human rights on down. navalny on down. the big issues with nuclear stability, climate change, cybersecurity imprisoning of u.s. and russian nationals. we will see where this goes. not going to have a joint press conference. we will see it's all about behavior, what happens afterwards. ainsley: donald trump jr. says he the reason he is not having a joint press conference putin will eat him for lunch.

the world leaders love him because they know they can take advantage of him and push him around. steve: and joe biden has said, you know, i don't want it to be a contest. joe biden doesn't want it to be a press conference where joe biden is right here and vladimir putin is right here and vladimir putin says and we talked about this and we decided that. even though that may not have happened. that is the worry that putin would say stuff that is inappropriate for. ainsley: right. steve: not appropriate for public consumption and embarrass the united states. brian: almost everyone agrees helsinki press conference did he not do well vladimir putin convinced him that he didn't hack the 2016 election. vanity says, still, in his 90 minute interview with nbc. among the things he said i'm surprised we are not being blamed for the black lives matter movement. he said we get blamed for everything. there is never any proof that we did anything. he doesn't go out of his way to deny that hackers came from his country. to deny that he is imprisoning

outlaws. denies that he kills people. they blame me without any proof. so, he is very comfortable in this forum. he just rotates through american presidents. remember, he doesn't go anywhere. steve: he does not. although kamala harris goes place. she went to the countries with the root causes of the migration problem. brian: that went well. steve: that was disaster that was last week. now we moved on to this week with the president. ashley hundredson of iowa wants to introduce the bill called see the crisis act which would forbid the vice president from using government assets like air force 2 and stuff like that to travel internationally until she sees the crisis at our southern border. you know, how many people have said, look, it's been months and she has been kind of the border czar in charge of the root causes she has not seen what's going on at the border. it's interesting, apparently she

was prepped last week before she sat down with lester holt, she was prepped he is going to ask when you are going to go to the border and she didn't have a good answer. that has unnerved her allies in the white house, apparently. if you have forgotten about that we have the videotape. >> >> do you plan to visit the border? >> not today. [laughter] >> we have been to the border. >> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. [laughter] i mean, i don't. >> i said i'm going to got border. >> when are you going to border, vice president? >> the administration has asked -- i'm not finished. [laughter] i said i'm going to the border. brian: there goes the head nod. she also said this. former aides to harris. reportedly believed that president joe biden gave her the immigration issue to manage because he did not want to deal with it himself following a

first trip. quote if you give somebody a blank assignment because the president doesn't want to do it himself you can't be mad when the treasure yufs situation looks treacherous that was reported to axios. and it was illegal crossings, it's about 900,000 plus since the beginning of this year. but to me you watched the president take a year between the remain in mexico third country and the building of the wall and the 42 measure, they did get ahold of the border. it might be tough, but being president is a tough job. being vice president is doing a good job is a good way to prove you can be president. not just to refuse to do it and act ambivalent when asked about it. ainsley: about you she knew it was going to be a very tough job if you are not building -- if you are not constructing the wall. if you are not doings the remain in mexico. how do you control? brian: that's called not trying. ainsley: how do you control the border if you are not crossing the border not trying.

she knew that would be bad optics for her. had a meeting probably with the president and can you put me in charge of something else? we don't want to say i'm not in charge. steve: give me a fund fun job. ainsley: fun job look like a hero when i go in. brian: weeks to. did a zoom call with mexico. can't control the guatemalan president or the mexican president. ainsley: if she had just gone to the border that first week, this would never be a story. brian: do you know they are getting johnson & johnson vaccines in mexico as part of maybe the conversation that kamala harris got. and that's the leverage you could use. you hate to say it because it's health. but you could say you know we have tons of vaccine. you control the. put 25,000 troops on your southern border. maybe i got johnson & johnson burning a hole in my pocket. steve: to your point, had she simply gone to the border last week, would not have been a disaster for the white house and iowa congresswoman, she is a republican. ashley hundredson would not

tried to introduce the see the crisis act where kamala harris had to go to the border to see the border. this never would have happened but she didn't go. and so we talked to the congresswoman. one hour ago right here on the show. >> you heard vice president harris laugh when she was asked about this. this is not a laughing matter safety and security issue for iowa and american families. we are simply looking to hold the administration accountable until they actually come up with a plan to fix the crisis at the border which is a direct result of their policies so my see the crisis act which was blocked last night on the floor would do exactly that it would make sure that she can't use taxpayer dollars to fly in air force 2 internationally until she actually goes and visits with the men and women at the border who are putting their lives on the lines every day to keep this country safe. steve: somebody who has gone to the border is the secretary of homeland security mayorkas has been there. he has seen it with his own two eyes and today he is visiting with mexican officials in mexico

city talking about how to solve the problem. at least that's the way the white house is billing it. it is his first foreign trip as dhs secretary. ainsley: that measure probably is not going to go anywhere. i understand why they are doing it just to send the message. don't use american tax dollars to use our plane. our country's plane unless you are going to take that plane down to the border. steve: priorities. all about priorities. brian: all right. let's talk about priorities and talk about north korean defector got her way. she is 27 years old and made a way to columbia university transferring from a south korean college when she got here she couldn't believe how lucky she was. it's the goal of the world to get the united states of america. especially as she chronicles her perilous trip to get out of north korea. crossing the gobi dessert. finding her way into mopping mongolia.it's in her book. gets over to south korea into america. when she gets to colombia she

can't believe what she is hearing. ainsley: gets to the ivy league university what they are teaching in our schools here on american soil is in thier than what they're doing in north korea. brian: what an embarrassment. >> every day i go to classroom and they tell me, you know, in order for us to create a safe place, we need to stop asking the truth. and that's what it was in north korea for me to get a good gpa and graduate i had to echo whatever they said. people voluntarily choosing this path head. for north korea we have to do it to survive. i don't get it why americans, a lot of americans are choosing this path. i was sold as a sexual slave at 13 for less than $300. i literally had to walk across a gobi dessert into mongolia. and after mongolia i made it to south korea. people here haven't gone through

actual real hardship. they keep talking about systemic oppression. i'm like you don't know what oppression looks like. steve: right. you don't know what oppression looks like. i do. i have seen it you can sit in ivory towers and talk about the world. i have seen it and the world is terrible outside of america. she said i realize wow, regarding what they are teaching on america's campuses like columbia university, she said wow, this is insane. i thought america was different but i saw some similarities to what i saw in north carolina --in north korea that i started worrying. if she is worried about what she is seeing here we should all worry about what is going on. ainsley: i think everyone is worried. we are on the cusp of changing as a country. that's why it's important for people to fight and speak up against certain things that they believe in. these kids keep saying you how they are oppressed and how much injustice they have experienced. they don't know how hard it is to be free. brian: they should all intern in being in.

ainsley: she said on day one she knew she was in trouble during orientation on campus one of the star staffers she said she liked american literature and jane austin the staffer at columbia said those writers they had a colonial mindset, they were racist and bigots and brainwashing you. she said every single class she took was infected all of the students with anti-american prop began can a. steve: she also said to that thought, every problem they explained to us the teachers is because of white men. ainsley: yeah. and terry mcauliffe says this is all made up by the right. it's happening. steve: conspiracy. brian: running for governor to get that job back virginia. that's a tight race. jillian mele 17 minutes after the hour. you have been listening to it all and did you the interview. jillian: todd and i interviewed her. if you haven't listened to the full interview it's interesting. read the whole book interesting story. one person is dead and a sheriff's deputy is in stable condition after a dispute over a mask in a georgia grocery store.

police say a shopper shot and killed a cashier after a heated argument. off duty sheriff's deputy working security was shot after hurting the gunman. the suspect tucker jr. was arrested trying to crawl out of the supermarket. the family of missing california mother mya is angry with detectives. they say they are just now being asked to help with the investigation nearly six months after mya's stabbance. her sister expressed frustration back in april when she joined me to discuss the case. >> we haven't really gotten any leads. we haven't really gotten much help from the police department. jillian: police are expected to provide an update on the case tomorrow. a growing number of liberals are calling on supreme court justice stephen breyer to retire. the renewed push remarks made by senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. he said the rule he applied after justice antonin scalia's

death in 2016 would apply in 2024 'if republicans take the majority suggest suggesting he would block a scotus pick. democrats have accused republicans of hypocrisy for supporting amy coney barrett election year in 2020 after blocking merrick garland in 2016. a new study revealing the top destination during last year blue state exodus. according to data from north american moving services idaho saw the biggest increase in residents followed by arizona, tennessee and the carolinas. illinois, new york, and california had the biggest drop. when it comes to cities, phoenix had the bigst population gain while new york had the highest rate of people packing up and moving out. i am just shocked that florida is not on that list. right? is anyone else surprised? ainsley: put them back up again in so many california cities new york which we predicted, high taxes. people are sick of paying the high taxes.

look at that. steve: moving out of new york, california, illinois. also on that list, new jersey is on that. ainsley: where is florida, right? brian: moving out. who would want to live there. steve: these are not politicians who collated these numbers. jillian: no. steve: this is north american van lines move them out. ainsley: pay taxes in arizona? i know texas you don't. steve: i think you do. brian: reluctantly if you have to. steve: that's where people are going. they are going towards the sun. brian: and out of new york, new york. ainsley: i know. live this city, too. it makes me sad. brian: it is empty. steve: it is empty. ainsley: experts sounding the alarm on new coronavirus strain. vaccines appear to protect against it dr. nesheiwat is going to answer that next.

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so, first of all, let's start at the beginning, for the people who are watching who have been vaccinated with either moderna or pfizer or j and j. they do offer protection for this delta variant, right? >> correct. if you are vaccinated with both doses. that's the key. you have to have both doses. then you are going to have a good protection against this delta variant. one dose is not enough. for example with the pfizer vaccine 33% protection against delta virus after one shot but you get the second shot, that shoots back up to about 88 to the 90% protection. that's the demake sure you are fully vaccinated. steve: see, that's an important point, because, if you have only had one shot, you know, we had heard with the a version the alpha version that, you know, if you only get one shot, you got like 70%, 80% protection. delta variant you are down in the 30's. so you need a second shot. dr. nesheiwat, that is exactly

why the united kingdom is seeing this spike in the number of cases over there because a lot of people got the first shot and the government said, you know what? we don't have enough, everybody hold off on the seconds shot. >> yes. unfortunately we didn't delay. we stuck to the science and to the data from the trials. and we recommended if you had pfizer you get your second shot three weeks later. if you had moderna you get the second shot four weeks later of course johnson & johnson is just one shot. that was one of the biggest advantages for us not delaying that second shot. that's why we only have about 10% of the cases here in the united states are the delta variant. and it's in every state i believe except for like hawaii and vermont. whereas in the u.k., it accounts for 60% of the cases. and as we saw unfortunately it pulverized india third wave they lost thousands daily because of this variant. steve: this particular variant is more lethal and transmissible, more contagious, more likely to put you in the

hospital, regardless of the age. this is an excellent reason why if somebody is sitting on the fence, get the shot or shots. >> that's absolutely right. it's more contagious and more lethal. specifically because it has more mutations. it's the double mutant variant that extra mutation makes it more virulent and dangerous no matter your age. if you are not vaccinated and vulnerable you want to go out and protect yourself and get the vaccine. steve: dr. nesheiwat in new jersey where i live, they just lifted the mask mandates and things like that. i was at the grocery store yesterday. i would say maybe half the people were not wearing masks. which means they are fully vaccinated because that is one of the rules. but and so for people who are fully vaccinated at least two weeks after their second and last dose, can they pretty much just resume life as we knew it in 2019? >> yes. absolutely. and that's the beauty of getting

the vaccine. you really feel liberated and it protects you. you know, steve, this past month i have only had two cases of positive coronavirus and both of my patients were not vaccinated. so you will be protected. you will have more freedoms. and it's a benefit to the community as well. steve: all right. look out for covid delta. that's the news today. dr. nesheiwat, thank you very much for making a house call. >> you bet. steve: comedian kevin hart not laughing when it comes to cancel culture. nothing funny about that. why he says people are unfairly demanding perfection. and who is perfect? ♪ ♪

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♪ jillian: good morning to you. we are back with your headlines now. we begin with this an asian food delivery man on a bike is stabbed by a cyclist in broad daylight. the attack in brooklyn caught on camera. the victim who was knocked off his back got back up and finished his delivery and somehow didn't realize he had been cut with a huge knife until later. the nand is searching for the suspect and investigating the incident as a hate crime. wow, broad daylight. three top senators demanding investigation into leaked tax documents into some of the wealthiest americans. senator sent a letter asking for a probe source leaked information published last week. the senators note the leak is not only a criminal violation but it, quote will begin continued investigation invasion of americans privacy to advance all manner of partisan okay tis.

we will continue to follow that. meantime hunter biden's career as a painter may actually prove to be a success this according to some experts. they say the president's son's artwork is impressive and may bring in big bucks. hunter is starting up full-time career as an artist. prices for his art range from $75,000 for works on paper to half a million dollars for his bigger paintings. he is planning private showings of his creations in l.a. in the fall. then an exhibition in new york. brian: right. i'm sure there will be stops in ukraine, kazakhstan and china along the way. he has contacts there according to his emails. thanks, jillian. meanwhile, 25 minutes before the top of the hour. kevin hart calling out cancel culture highlighting open experience after oscars host in 2019. hart says, quote: when did we get to a point where people are supposed to operate perfectly all the time? people get locked up so they can be taught a lesson. when they get out, they are supposed to be better.

but, if they come out and people go oh, i'm not giving you a job because you are in jail. they are saying that all life should be over because of a mistake? this in a brand new op-ed the next guest agrees defining cancel culture fast food closure. theologian james dean of king indicated school over in texas. let me ask you something, dean. how did we get to this point? >> well, i think we got to this point by actually having this imposed line of high brow more rattle or protect at this tuesday and the people who suspect reposition each time. for many of us out in the middle who are quite confused by where is this morality being placed?

on the road way to work or waiting in line at the grocery store and someone has an issue to pick with us about something. and so with that being said, that festers and needs to be released somehow. i think that some of us take the opportunity when we see that on social media there is a scandal, there is an issue involving a celebrity, a movie star and we take the time to get that redress from a perfect stranger, when really the issue lies within us. brian: do you know what, james? what's interesting is the beginning it was the left in hollywood calling out the rest of the culture not being as woke as them. now it seems to be blowing up in their face in so many respects. kevin hart i don't consider that he seems more of a victim of this. especially a comedian constantly pushing the envelope different

in the 90s and 2,000s than it is now. correct? >> yes, i do think that is the case. i'm an educator and theologian. he is a comedian. comments focused primarily on the entertainment world as opposed to speaking about generalities in society. what i would say what i was expressing about who we really are as human beings and also about our good conscience. lack of practice of good conscience when it comes to people on social media. brian: james, lastly, how does this end? do we start sobering up as a culture and understand we are putting ourselves, we are expecting a level of wokeness that we can't live up to? >> well, the one thing i do appreciate that kevin hart stateside that we do need to humanize people, right? so we need basically to take the time to see people as three

dimensional beings, worthy of ourself reflection. the way that we get to change much of this is by doing some self-reflection and beginning to address those feelings that we have about the daily slice that we do get. i think we will have that i will leave you one quick statement by the famous psychologist and philosopher william james who said that we are like islands in the sea, separate on the surface but connect in the deep. i think we need to understand we are all connected and our stories deserve self-reflection. brian: absolutely. whether once stars of the office or host of the bachelor or an outstanding comedian, it's hitting everybody, and it's got to stop. james, thanks for writing the column. i appreciate it james, the upper school dean of kinkade school over in texas. appreciate you getting up with us this morning. >> thank you. brian: all right. we will never cancel you.

meanwhile special tanks goes out to magazine last week they ranked the top radio talk show hosts a they view them the bible of radio talk. number one is sean, mark levin and dave ramsey and they put our radio show, brian kilmeade show as number 4 in the top 100. i appreciate that and thanks to them for their support. i got a chance to meet them on friday at hobbes university. baltimore business owners who are fed one rising crime and trash are refusing to pay beings thats until the city cleans things up. we will talk to a business owner next. ♪ tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene.

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trash and enforce parking laws and stop open air sale of alcohol and police to do their jobs. owner of bring oven pizza signed the letter. he joins us with kimberly klacik. hey, guys, good to see you. >> good morning. ainsley: i will start with you as a business owner, bob. tell me what you are seeing in your neighborhood? >> well, it seems what's happened over the last, oh i would say month or so the crowd was starting to come back. our problem is that after 10:00 at night, people from outside the neighborhood are coming down in and looking at doing nothing but cause havoc. there are no consequences for pretty much anything they do. they are taking advantage of that at the moment. ainsley: mike, your area is so beautiful. i know you are about a block away from the water there such a

pretty area. what are you seeing on the streets? ?>> not a lot. during the daytime we are a tourist area as well as a hub for a lot of the office buildings and so on around which right now are still closed. at nighttime, we get a good dinner crowd but then as the sun starts going down, things start to change. we have had a lot of incidents with the dirt bikes, motorcycles and gangs. fighting on the square. and there is no consequences from the city about doing anything with it or fixing it. ainsley: kimberly, i know you had that powerful campaign ad when you ran for congress, you were walking through the streets of the city you love so much and showing us the trash and dilapidation and the crime. are you hearing anything from the leaders. are they trying to fix it. >> yeah, this is very interesting over there in south point it is beautiful area a lot of tourists do go to that area.

when you saw in my campaign ad, that was actually west baltimore. that's looked like that for decades now you seeing creeping over -- exactly what west baltimore has been dealing with for so many years. mike is correct. after 10:00 p.m. south point basically lawlessness and our state's attorney marilyn mosby unfortunately has said she is not going to prosecute these crimes. selling alcohol on the streets or dealing drugs or those that are just loitering. the dirt bike gangs, you know, a lot of them are not even -- the stabbings and shootings going on. riding a dirt bike and popping wheelies pedestrian crowds at 3l dangerous. these things need to be enforced. i commend all the south point business owners that are threatening to put their money into escrow accounts until the city does anywhere job. they pay taxes to have the trash picked up. the police enforce the law. like i said in west baltimore this has been hang for so many years and i think people are really starting to wake up.

we had a town hall meeting last night in west baltimore. some owners came out to support it now i'm hoping the entire city will finally get to clean up that it deserves. ainsley: 37 business owners, including you, mike, that signed this letter it says what's happening in our chaos lawlessness. we realize nothing will change unless we demand action. we asked the mayor for a statement and he sent us this statement mayor scott across the city and ordered the police department, department of public works and department of transportation to work collaboratively to address it. it sounds like, mike, the city is expressing the same frustration. what do you say? >> well, they have been saying the same frustration for many years. so important. we had a virtual town hall meeting last week. which the mayor failed to show. so, it doesn't show a lot of concern to us.

ainsley: if you are in the area, go to brick oven pizza. i went on website, macaroni cheese pizza, meatball wrap and the best in my opinion look tomato and cheese pizza. congratulations. congratulations on your success. i hope they clean it up and listen to you all. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. ainsley: you are welcome. check in with janice dean for the weather forecast. janice: good morning. starting out with a beautiful day in new york city. take a look at the temperatures. in the 60's across the northeast. cooler, drier air behind the rain that we saw yesterday. 63 in chicago. 68 in denver. i have got to tell you it's going to be very hot again out west. dangerous heat for them. showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for florida up towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast. you know what? we actually have a tropical storm off the northeast coast. we're going to watch. it's going to modify away from land atlantic canada is going to have to watch and it see rough surf and rip current. as well as an area of low pressure across the gulf coast we will continue to monitor as

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steve: listen to this. ford motor company is bringing back an old favorite with all new modern features, as of today brian: wow, the new 2021 ford b roncos are shipping out the first to roll off the assembly line since 1996. ainsley: i love this , remember the broncos? brian: i know oj does. ainsley: jeff flock from our sister network fox business joins us live from wayne, michigan, hey, jeff. reporter: good morning to you, steve, brian and ainsley, and you are looking at the very latest broncos as the first ones roll off the line, exclusively here on fox this morning. as you know, yes, since 1996 this is the latest one, today, they begin shipping to dealers and i'll tell you, every one of these that they're now building has been spoken for. they had 125,000, no, they had

over 200,000 orders and 125,000 have now been converted people actually buying them. pretty crazy. of course it comes at a time and if you look in the engine maybe you can see all sorts of modules in there that use computer chips , and as you know, we're in the midst of a huge computer chip shortage, take a look at the numbers. each of the big three auto maker s, hundreds of thousands of vehicles lost in terms of production. what's ford doing? well they revealed to us exclusively this morning that what they were doing is allowing people to continue their leases on their current vehicles, giving them $1,000 extra rebate, if they order a new vehicle, like a new broncos, and also, they're building some vehicles without the chips storing them and then they will put the chips in later but there you go. the bronco, a ledge legendary vehicle, there's both two door we remember back from the day

and four door version as well so the bronco rides again here in detroit. steve: and jeff, i just read that apparently there's going to be a whole bronco family of vehicles. reporter: the bronco sport is another vehicle it's a smaller one, cheaper one, and by the way , as we're here in the plant not only do they make a new bronco but the new ranger, i still have a 2003 ford ranger pick-up still kicking after all these years but that's the new ranger, that's also being made here as well. brian: terrific. ainsley: awesome. steve: as they are rolling off the assembly line live in michigan. jeff flock, thank you very much. ainsley: i like the bronco, it's small and compact but tall so you're above everyone else on the road and you can parallel park easily. still ahead house minority leader kevin mccarthy is going the hour.s live at the top of ♪

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korea. >> republicans are pushing a resolution to censor members of the squad. >> there's no place for referring to our allies in the same breath as a terrorist organization. >> starting today, disney parks no longer require masks for vaccinated guests, but kids that are 12 still have to mask up until a vaccine is approved for them. >> ♪ steve: you're looking live at kansas city, missouri, where everything is up-to-date as the song goes, and 75 currently, a beautiful day there , they are going for a high of 92. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for joining us for hour three of fox & friends. we're up here on the mezzanine level on this june 15, 2021. ainsley: middle of june already. brian: right and new york's a buzz because not only the islanders still alive in the

nhl playoffs but the brooklyn nets have game five over in brooklyn tonight 8:30. dare i say this is a must win, with two of the big three out. ainsley: exciting. all right, president biden is attending the eu summit in brussels after holding bilateral talks with the king and prime minister of belgium. brian: that must have been interesting next he heads over to the airport to go to switzerland for his high stakes summit with russian president vladimir putin. steve: let's turn to benjamin hall whose live in brussels, belgium with the very latest. hey, there. reporter: yeah, born, brian, steve and ainsley, last night we heard from president biden directly and he took questions from five reporters, not fox news, i'm afraid, but he was asked extensively about his upcoming meeting with vladimir putin. he also segwayed and took the chance to offer a rebuke of the republican party and the state of politics back home. many people questioning if this is really the time and the place to do so. >> i think it's appropriate to

say that the republican party is vastly diminished in numbers. the leadership of the republican party is fractured, and the trump wing of the party is the bulk of the party. reporter: well this morning president biden took part in the first eu u.s. summit since 2014. the biggest news that's come from that was that the longstanding trade dispute between the eu and the u.s. on boeing and airbus subsidies will end. that means that some tariffs on things like u.s. spirits and french wine can be lifted. compare all these messages though to the ones we're hearing from president putin over the last couple days when faced with accusations of hacking, build up of troops a inning lower class ukraine, the poison ing and other human rights abuses where he simply laughed and said there's no evidence so president biden heading off to geneva and we are

hearing he's put together a team of experts to help him ahead of that meeting with president putin and also he has former trump adminitration officials alongside. back to you. steve: something new. ainsley: thank you. brian: thanks so much meanwhile three minutes after the top of the hours let's bring in house minority leader kevin mccarthy who is five seats away from becoming the next speaker. you're seeing what's happening over in england and now in brussels as the president gets set to head over to -- steve: switzerland. brian: to switzerland to meet become with vladimir putin. how do you think it's going? >> well i remember past presidents who believe politics in at the water's edge. steve: right, exactly. >> but apparently, president biden doesn't believe that. he complained about republicans but he complemented putin. i think he kind of has this backwards. brian: says you're a dying party. we're a dying party that has the closest majority in more than 100 years. it's a 50/50 senate.

i'm not quite sure what mr. biden is expecting. he's got a party back here and the democrats fighting among themselves, where omar is anti-semetic and anti-american and his own speaker of the house will not rebuke that, so i believe what he's saying is backwards. the republicans have never been more united, and remember what he said at the inaugural. he was going to be the president for everyone. that meant republicans too, so i'm rather shocked by his comments. and they have it on foreign soil ainsley: what do you make of we just heard benjamin reporting on this we were talking about it earlier, he is being prepped for that interview for this meeting with putin by republicans and people that were involved with trump. >> well, i'm concerned about what he's going to do here with putin, because think about this. america's worse off because of biden's weakness. we're actually a country in crisis. the families are concerned about crime, about cost, about competitiveness. if you're sitting here drinking

coffee today you're paying more. if you're eating the cereal, the milk costs more. if you get in your car and drive to work your gas costs more. inflation we haven't seen in any time before. crime is rising in every step of the way. a border that's not controlled with a vice president who will not go down there. fentanyl has increased by 300%, and now, we have a president that stopped america from being energy-independent in the xl pipeline, but rewarded putin with nord stream ii to give greater control over europe steve: yup. >> we are currently in a crisis based upon biden's weakness. had he literally done nothing when he went into office, america be stronger today. steve: you know what's interesting, leader mccarthy is you mentioned that the longstanding tradition is when you're overseas politics, domestic politics ends at the water's edge and so joe biden blasted the republicans and he blasted former president trump

and the mainstream media didn't call him out on it. i know last year, year before, when trump did it, politico, nbc , new york times all blasted trump for doing it because trump actually, you know, said some things about biden, and then biden blasted trump when he was a candidate, but there is no, you know, curiosity by the media about the different things that joe biden is doing because it seems like the narrative they want is joe biden is over on the world stage and he is charm ing the pants off of everybody. >> i don't know about you but i do not want to join the eu. i want america to be first. i want america to be energy- independent. i want america to be strong. i don't care about charming europe and think you're one of them. my concern is that biden is making our adversary stronger. russia is stronger today under the biden administration than he was under the past administration.

china is stronger today. when president trump administration wanted to find out where this covid started in the wuhan labs, we were criticized and kicked off facebook. only now do we want to start looking at it but how hard? have they had one hearing in the house of representatives? no, they deny us the ability to do that. shouldn't we get to the bottom of more than 600,000 american's deaths and where it started? are we going to trust china with more lives? are the world health organization, which the biden administration on their first days of entering, provided them millions of dollars but did not hold them accountable for lying to the world and actually killing people. brian: all right, so, let's look at what's happening. there's now a push for a second investigation, but the w. h. o. is not empowered nor are they motivated nor do they have the access to the wuhan lab to go back again. they weren't able to do it the first time. we have documents that just

disappeared in september and then we got this virus that could have infected three workers there in november. we have no way to get in there. what would satisfy you, leader mccarthy? knowing that the w. h. o. won't >> definitely not using the world health organization to investigate. why don't you just ask china to investigate it as well. i'm going to layout a plan to hold china accountable next week it'll have a series of items that we need to do to get to the bottom of this but also hold china accountable for what they have done and the deaths that they have caused around the world. that will be an answer to stop them. ainsley: are we going to get answers? are we going to, we had a doctor on i think last week who said we definitely will get answers, and i think mike pompeo even said that to us as well. do you think we will, and if we find out it was a lab leak, what are we going to do to hold china accountable? >> well i'm looking at many options and that's the plan i'll layout next week, but there should be an opportunity here that families should be compensated for the deaths, because of what china has caused

or what the world health organization has lied to the rest of the world. can we get the answer? yes, we can but can we get the answer with the current players that have stopped us from getting the answers in the past, that had stopped the state department when second pompeo was looking at this? or from the individuals within the fauci organization. do we trust him to get the answers that we'd all understand completely? that is a jeopardy, that's why my plan will allow us to get the answers but not using the current people who have denied us in the past. steve: you mentioned ilhan omar a moment ago. you know, yesterday one of your members, michael waltz of florida referred to that part of the squad as the hamas squad because in the past, she has equated the united states and israel with hamas and other terrorists. nancy pelosi says that's a terrible thing to do. she says "it's not constructive, in fact it's dangerous for them to speak that way" mentioning

the hamas squad, it's dangerous to the target of their comments but they don't appreciate that. they don't care about that. she's your counterpart across the aisle. what do you have to say to her about that? >> i think nancy pelosi should remove omar from the foreign affairs committee. this is an individual that has not once, but on numerous occasions, been anti-semetic. her own entire congress had to rebuke her in last one, but she's just not anti-semetic she's anti-american now and equating america to taliban, to hamas. she's discrediting our greatest allie in the middle east, israel the only democracy, but the democratic party and the leader of that party, the speaker, said on her sunday show, that she did not rebuke her. she thanked her. ainsley: [laughter] >> so the democrats believe this message? that is what's in doubt for me. i will promise you this. if we're fortunate enough to have the majority, omar would not be serving on foreign

affairs or anybody that has an anti-semetic, anti-american view. that is not productive and that's not right. brian: congressman famously this infrastructure bill, this bipartisan compromise, it's about $1 trillion, it repurposes some past coronavirus money that hasn't been spent, it does not raise taxes and the biden administration has not nixed it yet. joe manchin is involved in it. what do you know about it and are you part of leadership that would support it? mitch mcconnell was behind senator capito but i don't see leadership supporting this. where do you stand? >> i haven't seen all this. i'm not for raising taxes. i know many of the democrats believe infrastructure is a way to raise taxes on everybody. i want an infrastructure bill that actually goes to roads, highways, bridges and broadband. brian: it seems this does. >> that's a good start in the right direction. does it reform nepa, so we don't wait 10 years to build these roads that's something i'll be looking at. can we reuse these trillions of dollars sitting out there that

was appropriated for covid that no longer is needed? that is a better use of the money that will help us instead of bringing inflation even at a greater degree into america, so it's something i will definitely look at and see if it's something we can support. steve: well that be great to vote on an infrastructure bill that's actually about infrastructure, but as you know, the super progressive wing of the democratic party, they're furious at joe biden if he's going to drop all that trillion dollar-plus stuff, you know, the laundry list of liberal pipe dreams i guess, something they wanted for a very long time. >> a wish list. steve: thank you very much. progressives are steamed that he's doing that. >> yeah since they've been in the majority they have not passed a bill that actually focused on the title of that bill. remember the covid bill left them 9%. their rescue plan has now harmed america. we have now paid people not to work. we have a crisis across this country.

i brought this up to the president when i was in the oval office just a couple weeks ago. he believed it wasn't happening. i just spent the last month traveling this country. it's happening everywhere. it's actually increasing inflation because of what people have to pay to get somebody to work today. i raised the bar. ainsley: like the border they are ignoring the border. brian: everybody knows it's happening it's not even a debatable question. >> well even more true is i asked him about the border as the vice president kamala harris was sitting next to him. you know what he told me? that he inherited a crisis at the border, and that he's corrected it. this is the worst the border has ever been. brian: how would he know? >> how would he know or how would the vice president know? but what they can know is they could actually see the statistics, month after month after month, and you know, we've been to the border almost two-thirds of all of the republicans in the house have been down there to see it firsthand. this is more than just a humanitarian crisis. we are capturing people who are

on the terrorist watch list. they aren't coming from central america. they are coming from yemen. why are they coming here, who are they meeting with and what do they have planned? now we're finding people from romania. we're finding children, all by themselves. two, three years old, with no clothes, nobody around to care for them, and the fentanyl coming across is a 300% increase from last year. you know what that affects? every single city in america. people will die because of that. brian: absolutely, kevin mccarthy, leader mccarthy thanks so much for joining us today. >> thank you and god bless. ainsley: god bless you. steve: all right, 15 minutes after the top of the hour, jillian joins us with more news. jillian: good morning so let's go ahead and get to this fox news alert, because two people are reportedly killed and two hurt after a shooting at a fire hydrant factory in alabama. police say the suspect, an employee of the company, opened fire around 2:30 a.m. and then drove off. he is still at-large and the motive is unclear.

those hurt were brought to a local hospital. their conditions are unknown, we will keep you updated. >> we have another fox news alert a massive chemical plant explosion in northern illinois burning into a second day, while residents nearby are itching to get back into their homes. the plant went up in flames monday morning. officials say about 70 workers were inside at the time and everyone made it out okay. one firefighter was treated for injuries. it is still unclear what caused the blast. officials believe it could take several days for the oil-fueled fire to burn out. >> a rare show of bipartisanship on the steps of capitol hill. a big group of lawmakers holding a moment of silence as the united states approaches the grim milestone of 600,000 covid-19 deaths. this , as senator ron johnson calls out health agencies for what he says has not acknowledging early treatment for the virus. take a listen. >> the fact of the matter is, because we have ignored early treatment, i don't know how many thousands of lives, tens of thousands of lives were lost

that didn't need to be lost, but it's a tragedy. jillian: johnson was suspended by youtube for posting a video about hydroxychloroquine. he believes lives would have been saved if the drug wasn't sidelined. >> and a priceless memento returned. a vietnam veteran from texas is reunited with his twin brother's missing purple heart. >> i couldn't speak for like five minutes, i was so overwhelmed. jillian: how sweet. dale and dean were drafted in 1965, three years later dale was killed in in combat in south vietnam and awarded the purple heart and it was ic from dean's home two years ago and he never thought he'd see it again but thanks to an anonymous source it is back in the right hands. wow amazing. steve: the conscience got to him got to give it back. ainsley: stole it out of his house? brian: thank, jillian. ainsley: little piece of his brother back home. brian: meanwhile 17 minutes after the hour still ahead a

north korean defector speaks out against wokeness in america 's classrooms warning it's almost worse here than the regime she left. leo terrell joins us, next, to react. ainsley: plus vice president harris is heading to south carolina today, but governor mc master says her time be better spent down at the border. we're going to talk to him, coming up. >> ♪

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americans are choosing this path people here have gone through actual real hardships talking about oppression and i'm like you don't know what oppression looks like. brian: no kidding. steve: earlier here on the fox news channel claiming she never expected ivy league schools here in the united states to be worse than north korea. ainsley: fox news contributor leo terrell is a former history and social studies teacher and he joins us now, good morning, leo. >> good morning, ainsley, brian , and steve. ainsley: good morning, we're doing well, thank you. what an incredible story this lady has. we've been talking about her all morning. she ended up at columbia university and graduated there with a great ivy league education but she came from north korea, and she went through china, she had to cross through china, christian missionaries helped survive. she had to crossover this river, over a desert with her mom. she was sold into slavery, into the sex slave, she was a sex slave for under $300 and her mom was sold for $100.

she says what she experienced at columbia university what they are teaching is nuttier than what she's seeing in north korea your reaction? >> my reaction is i want to be as clear as i can. no one in america is oppressed or held back due to the historical sins of our colonial ancestors. no one, but that's what's being taught in american colleges and universities. her educational experience at columbia represents the left hatred toward white men. white men allegedly are inherent ly evil and to think otherwise, it's not accepted, and the whole game plan here is to rewrite american history. i am not oppressed or held back by anyone based on historical ancestry. it's impossible, but that's what's being taught by the left. brian: so where does it come from? where does all this come from? from professors now k-12, and in college, the ivy leagues? so it seems fueled from

somewhere. >> yes, it's very simple, brian this is a hatred toward america 's values and a chance to rewrite history. apparently, the extreme left, this is what you call the cancer of socialism, of communism, being allowed to be taught in our college and universities which we ignore and now has been funneled down, brian, to our elementary schools, and if we don't stop it, we don't challenge it, we are in trouble, because they want to rewrite american history. steve: and i have a feeling, leo , this is something you'll be talking about at the faith and freedom coalition's road to majority policy conference. it's in orlando this thursday, it's going to be streamed on fox nation, right? >> oh, you better believe it. i am going, you know i'm a history teacher and a civil rights lawyer. do you know what we're supposed to believe? everyone is treated equally so i'm taking my educational experience, 30 years of being a civil rights attorney and i'm going to make sure that we start

this challenge to this critical race theory. again, i can't stress this enough. i challenge anyone in this country to tell me they're oppressed and being held back by historical sins of our colonial fathers. it's impossible, and we need to challenge it. steve: you know, leo, we've heard about how woke the colleges have been for a very long time, but it's not like a parent of a college kid is going to go complain to the university, whereas now, to brian's point, the crt is being rolled out in k-12. we've got parents all across the country stepping up to try to save this generation of children. >> and steve, we talked about this last week. only on fox is this being on a day in day out basis where parents, people who hold the future of this country, people who care about their children, are now challenging this and it's now a challenge

for the parents and the attention given to this network, this be a silent cancer to american's educational system, and it's being challenged and i'm very proud of it and i'm going to push this argument when i go to orlando this week. brian: that'll be great, governor calls the crt, which you just mentioned, a right wing conspiracy. it's just that true, look at the curriculum of your kids it's just not the case. appreciate it, leo. >> that is a lie. i want to be clear, very passionate, very calm. the critical race theory is without logic, there's no historical analysis to support it. it is a lie and i'm sick and tired of the democrats trying to call it a right wing conspiracy because that's a code for white people conservative, white supremities. it's a lie, because people of all colors hate and attack the critical race theory. you add an african american parent from florida criticizing

the critical race theory. we got to stop this race game that's being played, because america represents a diversity, and that the critical race theory is being rejected by americans. ainsley: there are facts to back that up and we've seen the curriculum written down in some of these school districts, so he might not, he might like it. you might not like it, you might like it. either way, you can't say it's not there. it's not conspiracy theory it's happening in our schools. brian: by the way you can live stream leo's speech and the full three day conference on fox nation starting on june 17 through june 19. go to foxnation.com to sign up. leo, don't let our cameras intimidate you. just go out there and connect with the audience. ainsley: and go to disflinstones world. brian: wherever you are. ainsley: goodbye, leo. steve: thank you, sir. ainsley: police at portland state university will go unarmed this fall. our next guest says this move will put students in danger. that story, after the break.

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that my child is going to receive and the second thing is safety. is my child going to be safe and right now, in the city of portland, specifically the downtown corridor, where we've seen a lot of the riots and calls for social justice happen, it's a university of portland state university, and the notion that sending your kids to school without an armed police force at this point is crazy making, at best. steve: yeah, no kidding so do you think part of what's going on downtown, with the defund police in downtown portland has spilled over to this college and now, given what happened to this man by the name of jason washington, back in 2018, now, its just gotten to the point where the campus people are saying you know, we can't do anything. let's just takeaway the guns of all of the cops, which really, there's a real good possibility and you knew this , gabrielle, is this would not have happened, had the police been properly trained.

>> well exactly right, and this is really, you know, a training issue and it's unfortunate that people have to die before we decide and see that hey, one of the things that we need to do is invest in training. we've put the police on our streets with the minimum amount of training, and think that they are going to do the right thing all the time. you know, i've spent a lot of time overseas as a contractor, 10-plus years and one of the things we were trained in was deescalation and the use of lethal force, and we had to go through this training every two years so every two years we had a refresher and i think that if we spend sometime and actually invest rather than defund our police departments, then we're going to see a different result but by simply defunding, taking training away, and taking weapon s away, we think that there's going to be this magical mix that is going to make this stuff stop and it's not going to. we have to invest in our public safety. steve: right. we did reach out to portland

state university and they directed us to a letter that they had written on the president's behalf which reads in part, this activity is taken place against the back drop of psu's collective effort to make significant progress on eliminating policies that restrict racial equity and justice, and goes on to say we will continue to create a just and welcoming community for all students, employee, and visitors the big question, gabriel, is will it be a safe community because there's nobody there stopping people with guns from coming on to campus and if somebody pulls out a gun and there are students there, you know, i hate to think what's going to happen because the police force there will just say hey, put that down. >> [laughter] well, you know, they are going to defer to the portland police department, which unfortunately, has already been defunded enough and continues to be defunded, so who are we going to call because right now, we've got nothing

more than just a glorified security officer. i mean, if you go to the mall, there's armed police, you know? so think about it. you're sending your kids to school in downtown portland, and unfortunately, it's just not a safe place. steve: something to think about. gabrielle johnson we thank you very much for your time and service and joining us today on fox & friends. >> thank you. steve: coming up next, south carolina governor henry mcmaster is going to join us live slam ming vice president harris for spending more time in his state, south carolina, than border states.

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, i'm not finished. i've said i'm going to the border. ainsley: vice president kamala harris facing growing backlash over her response to the migrant surge, as our next guest calls her out for spending more time in his state of south carolina than at the border. governor henry mcmaster joins us now, good morning, governor. >> good morning. ainsley: she was in greenville, which is where my mom was born. she was in greenville promoting her vaccination tour but you say she should be spending this time down at the border right? >> yes, well i think we've got a pretty good grip on the virus and on the vaccination. we really are doing very well in south carolina, but seems like most everybody has been to the border, except the vice president, and she's the one in charge of it. i went down in april to see our national guard troops. we went to the border, we saw people jumping over the little fence where the trump wall that the biden administration quit building ended a big beautiful wall, can't get over that they were jumping the fence down below that and the border patrol

was taking them and arresting them and of course to be let loose later to go wherever they wanted to go in the united states but i've been there. it's easy to get to. it's easy to find. it's on the rio grande. it's easy to find, and we went to el paso and del rio, but there's just no action down there by the administration. it's a crying shape. what we've done here is we've stopped the children from coming to the foster care system to overburden that and it seems to me everybody is having to respond and doing a good job to try to fill these gaps while the administration is doing nothing and the vice president is the one that's in charge of by president biden in charge of it. she hadn't been there. you really can't get a good feel for it, you know how bad it is, you know how bad it's getting, but until you go and look at it, it really, that's when you really realize that we've got a desperate situation on our hands , and i'm just to see that the vice president is spending

time here where we don't need help instead of going to the border where she's in charge and we need help, desperately. ainsley: i want to talk to you about this case, we've been talking about it here on fox, jillian had it in the headlines and we interviewed a friend of the family yesterday. all the talk in south carolina everyone is shocked it's a prominent family, three generations of prosecutors, and the pew fort area, and here is the picture of the family. the son, paul, was found shot dead on his family's property, and the wife, maggie, was, the mom was found shot dead as well. what's the new information here? >> to my knowledge, there is no new information other than our state law enforcement division and the sheriff are working around the clock to get information following all leads. it is a tragic tragic situation the murdaugh family is well- known and respected and this is just tragic starting

with the boat accident and the beach family and now the murdaugh family is just tragedy after tragedy and we hope to get to the bottom of it and find those responsible for these two slayings but there's no information that i have that i can give you. ainsley: okay, paul was 19 years old when he was driving his family's boat and had an accident, and as a result, a young lady a 19-year-old lady, you referenced them, she was thrown out of the boat and she was found dead later and then now we have this tragedy and the patriarch of the family was found, he died of health complications three days after he lost his grandson, and his daughter-in-law. it's just so sad. everyone pray for that family in south carolina, and i wonder if there are two suspects because the mother was shot with an assault rifle and then paul, the son was shot with a shot gun >> that is the correct information and it is tragic,

it's one tragedy after another, but we're going to have tragedy stemming from this border as well, if the administration doesn't do something about it. we're trying to put the pieces, find out what happened in this tragedy with these slayings , but we can't fix that, but we can fix the border, and we have got to get to that. greg abbott the boris johnson nor of texas is having to take all sorts of steps to try to do what the federal government should be doing and were doing until the biden administration came in and stopped the trump adminitration's wall from being built, but the vice president needs to go and look at this and talk to the people, talk to the troops, talk to the border patrol and get a feel for how desperate this situation is. we don't have anymore time left for this to be done. ainsley: that's right. she said she's going to go. we just don't have a date on the books yet. governor mcmaster from the great state of south carolina thank you so much, go gamecocks right behind you. >> thank you.

henry mcmaster.com. thank you. ainsley: yes, sir, thank you jillian that's where i went to college. jillian: oh, very nice, good morning. so let's begin with this fox news alert now. out of chicago, several people there are shot inside a home. the shooting happening this morning after an argument. now some reports say there are as many as seven victims but officers have not confirmed that information yet. we are monitoring this breaking story and we'll bring you any updates as soon as we get them. >> new york mayor bill deblasio is brushing off the unrest in washington square park. >> had some particular issues for a limited period of time in washington square park and there's been an effort to figure out the right approach. >> demonstrate or s have clashed with police in the park over the mayor's curfew meant to cut down on violent crimes that's a quick look at the headlines back to you. ainsley: let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. >> hello, good morning, ainsley and good morning what's your name? >> terry. >> luke. >> where are you from?

>> portland, maine. >> what are you doing in new york? >> visiting our son. >> beautiful weather right? >> we picked a good week. >> i'm so glad you're here want to do the weather? >> sure. >> let's take a look at the northeast where the temperatures are in the 60s it's spectacular this morning this is the time of day that you want to be in new york city where it's cooler, not as hot, not as humid. we do have the potential for showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for parts of florida up towards mid-atlantic and maine, my friends and look at this , we have a tropical storm, this is bill, moving north and eastward, canada is going to have to watch, bill, not related to bill hemmer of course but we're glad that bill is not going to affect anyone in the u.s. just some high surf and rip currents. anybody you want to say hi to? >> ginger and rodney. >> okay wonderful wave to ainsley, say hi to ainsley. we love you. >> hi! my friend, more friends coming to fox square, we love it. ainsley: it's so nice to see friends back outside visit ing us. thanks so much janice tell them i said hi.

coming up, major backlash after a school takes all holiday names off the calendar. that story is next but first we'll check in with bill hemmer. did you hear janice? bill: i'm waiting for william at the end of the season. ainsley: oh, that's right. bill: stay tuned, people, for an exclusive interview you will only see here on fox. the former cdc director dr. robert redfield now speaking out about covid origins going back to china it's the first interview he's done since receiving death threats a few months ago when he started backing the lab leak theory. all this happening now as world leaders call for further investigation into what happened in wuhan 15, 16 months ago, dr. robert redfield along with dr. marc siegel you will only see it here, top of the hour. we'll see you then. my nunormal? fewer asthma attacks with nucala. a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma.

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brian: parents walking out on a new jersey school board after members voted to removal holiday names from its calendar and here to react, god saad, author of the parasitic mind. does this surprise you that it came to this in new jersey, do you think it's going to spread? >> well, it is going to spread and it doesn't surprise me. it is part of the reflex of all

sorts of totalatarian so think about the taliban, when they come into power they blow up the budist statue so what these guys are doing is the same thing they'd like to create a eutopia and the way we create a eutopia is we destroy any markers of our cultural heritage. brian: that's not what they say they say they don't want to hurt anybody's feelings. they can't do everybody's holidays so don't do any. >> right and by the same logic, we've now removed the advanced placement, because god forbid, someone might be better than someone else in mathematics so let's all be mediocre so that we don't hurt someone's feelings. science, truth, reason, doesn't care about your feelings, and we need to return to an ethos. brian: no kidding what advice do you have to the 11th grader witnessing all of this , seeing pressure getting from the teachers, the curriculum, and they are kind of they just want to get a good grade and get out of there. what should they do? >> well, i mean, i understand

that people have to be pragmatic about what kinds of risks they take but i would suggest as they head off to their university education, don't study activist disciplines. don't study the white supremacy and learn how to make ice cream instead, don't study femininist mathematics, study mathematics in other words the goal of your education is not to create activists but rather create people who have intellectual enrichment. brian: things have to get worse before they get better. is this as bad as it gets and could we sober up and come out of this? >> well i'm hoping i wouldn't get up in the morning with a smile on my face if i didn't think that we can still win the battle but it really takes everybody to get involved that's why i always tell people, please activate your inner honey badger oftentimes people diffuse the responsibility of this fight to a future age us soles. that's not going to do it. if everyone, if the silent majority, most of whom despise this nonsense, if they stand up in unison we'll get rid of this

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