i know a little bit about it. jasper doesn't like peter to watch television so you will get in front of his face. >> bill: a jealous dog is a long way. >> dana: here's harris. >> harris: thank you bill and dana. it's actually jillian and for harris today but we begin with the fox news alert. president biden changes his tune against vladimir putin. the president has now arrived ahead of that meeting and he appears to have softened his rhetoric about putin. he is also, at the same time,

pledging that u.s. will defend at cyberspace if russia continues to attack. >> i have met with him he is bright, he is tough, and i have found that he is a worthy adversary. the russian leader now claims that he has no recollection of the monarchs. sean hannity is not mincing words. >> under biden, there is no tough love. there is no america first, there's no accountability. there's no difficult conversations, no negotiations, america last policy. as joe keeps saying, america is back. america last is back. america paying the bills for the world is back. as a result, the world is taking advantage of biden's tremendous

clear weakness and utter stupidity. >> gillian: with senator tom cotton on deck with his response. good afternoon john. >> good afternoon. it's just turning five here in geneva. president biden touch down just a short time ago. it will take place across geneva harbor from us at a place. it is a lovely location with a big park in front of it. that is where the national media will be assembled. this will go a long way for setting the tone for what they brush all u.s. relations will look like for the next four years. leaving brussels, belgium, a little while ago, president biden dialing at back

the rhetoric. joe biden said that he was laughing too. listen here. >> look, he has made clear that dashed out the answer is i believe he is in the past essentially acknowledged that he was -- that there were certain things he would do or did do. >> a long pause there as president biden figured out exactly the right words to say. he doesn't want to, in to this summit tomorrow with a lot of bad blood. obviously there's a lot of tensions between united states

states and russia. president biden saying that he is not looking for conflict with russia. listen to what he said yesterday. >> to president putin that there are areas where we can cooperate if he chooses. if he chooses not to cooperate in acts in the way he has in the past relative to cybersecurity and other activities, then we will respond. we will in kind. >> the last meeting was july of 2018, helsinki with president trump and president putin. we were right there in helsinki harbor. but this one is going to be different for one particular

standpoint. president biden, after his meeting with putin will hold a solo news conference. there will not be a joint appearance by the two leaders. the joint appearance between president trump and president putin was quite a scene. it's quite an interesting thing about seeing the two leaders side-by-side. we're going to hear from both parties about what happened during the bilateral meeting but when you see the leaders side-by-side, you really get a chance to read the body language and if president biden really wanted to be publicly tough on vladimir putin, that would be the perfect opportunity to do it. but the white house says that they do not want to give putin the elevated form to appear side-by-side with president biden. >> gillian: you will be shocked to know that back here in washington on capitol hill, democrats and republicans are pretty divided over just the issue you were raised, the decision not to do the press conference. >> that's shocking. >> gillian: i'm sorry to shock

you. let's bring in senator tom cotton of arkansas. you heard it the report there. he played a clip of the president yesterday saying that the u.s. is willing to cooperate with russia if we can find areas of common agreement. what are they? are there any left at this point? >> i'm afraid there aren't. i'm less concerned on how joe biden stumbles and bumbles on how he describes vl putin rather than how he behaves toward vladimir putin. he has been pathetically weak. in the earliest days of his administration, he extended the one armed controlled freaky with russia. a treaty that is badly one-sided in russia's behavior. he's also hooking western europe on russian energy while harming our allies in central and eastern europe.

right now, joe biden isn't imposing all of the sanctions that he could. he's not taking taking the aggressive actions that we could. joe biden can say whatever he wants at the summit tomorrow but until he acts wet strengths and vigor, vladimir putin is going to know that he still has the upper hand. >> gillian: if you are the president today, how do you go into this meeting in terms of ranking the security threats that rationale poses a question mark there's war in cyberspace, there's the nuclear program there is there treatment of human rights including alexi. how would you prioritize these

different threats? >> i would not be going into the summit tomorrow. i think was ill-advised for the president to make one of his major bilateral summits overseas with vladimir putin especially after the string of weak actions towards russia. the president should have spent more time this weekend focused on china and the threat that china poses in bringing our european allies along with us to see that threat as opposed to talking so much about things like climate change. russia remains a threat but china is the threat that the united states and the free world faces in of the days ahead. >> gillian: you grab my attention when you said that there is is very real potential threat that no one seems to be talking about witches what if the russian and chinese governments tag team. could you tease that line of

thinking out for us a little bit? >> it's been a centerpiece of u.s. foreign policy going back to the earliest days to ensure that the old world could not unite its population, your resources, landmass against the new world. primarily, the united states. this was the concern that we had in the early days of the cold war that communist russia and communist china would unite against us in the free world. henry kissinger and richard connection helped turn china against soviet union. but that was then and this is now. china is the main threat now and we need to ensure that we are taking steps to prevent that cooperation. make sure that they don't have the ability to cooperate and combined their vast terrain, people, and resources in a way that would undermine american jobs, american prosperity, and ultimately american freedom.

>> gillian: a whole new world now in the 21st century for these kinds of foreign policy threats. i want to ask you lastly before you go about news that came out over the weekend. it appears that there is now this growing momentum towards ukraine joining nato. is that in the u.s. strategic interests? >> at the moment, we need to be careful about expanding nato to countries that have russian troops on their soil. nato has a mutual support agreement, article five, that if one country is attacked or invaded it can call on the support of all countries. we should work with the ukrainians and we should work with the georgians to restore territorial sovereignty to protect them from russia but at the moment, i think nato membership is getting ahead of ourselves. b3 interesting. thank you so much for taking

time with us. we appreciate it. a year and a half of sickness, lockdown, economic pain. that's mostly behind us but according to the advisor, americans did not sacrifice enough. if they had, maybe the results would act to have been so devastating. as you can imagine, he's facing major backlash. plus, this. >> i will give you the word probability because you already said different possibilities. do you think that the probability is that this leaked from a lab? >> gillian: that is dr. marc siegel talking to former 40 cdc director robert redfield. he has received death threats over his take on the source of the covert outbreak

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>> gillian: the european union is expected to join the g7 and calling the w.h.o. to investigate the origins of covid-19 yet again. mounting evidence is now pointing to the possibility that the virus may have leaked from a lab in wuhan. students of history of pointing out that the w.h.o. has a pretty miserable track record of holding the chinese government accountable for anything. take a listen. >> we withdrew from the w.h.o. which became politicized. this administration chose to got back in that. i don't know what tools they thought to use. we know enough now and that

cover-up continues. it's time for accountability. >> gillian: "washington examiner" op-ed said that they will not roll out origins and the g7 knows it. special investigation into this, high rich. >> trying to come up with the specific language that they are going to release at the end of it, it's a constant push and pull between countries on how they want to especially address china. that is the case here according to officials as well. here's what the group has set on democracy that the g7 came up with when it came to the covid-19. they write, "we call for timely, transparent, expert led, science-based w.h.o. covid-19 origins study recommended with

the rock sports report in china." chinese officials refused to share data. >> i'm all for working with our nato allies and g7 partners but president trump put america first and i think it's important we see concrete actions come out of the summits instead of just pleasantries. >> earlier this year, unaffiliated team traveled to china and determined that the virus is most likely from nature. but even the w.h.o. had said that report needed more information in the theory that it leaked from a lab deserves more study. people say that the u.s. should pursue sanctions in independent

investigations. antony blinken who is on the trip with president biden is is there needs to be accountability for china although it's unclear how they clear on exacting that type of accountability. for now, officials are saying that they are looking into an investigation that the intelligence committee is leading and they are looking into whether this came from nature or a lab. those findings are due at the end of august. back to you. >> gillian: good luck to you and the entire team out there during the president's first foreign trip overseas. the former cdc director, robert redfield, is speaking out against the oregon stomach origins of covid-19 to dr. siegel. >> there is an alternative hypothesis that it went from a

bat virus going from a laboratory to in a laboratory being taught, educated, evolved, so that it became a virus that could affectionately transfer to humans. that is the process that i support. other individuals, dr. fauci for example, says that he prefers that it came from nature. those are the two hypotheses. >> gillian: the female scientists who led the virus denies that it escapes from the lab. she says, "how can i offer of evidence or something where there is no evidence? i don't know how the world has come to this, constantly pouring felt on an innocent scientist." critics are pointing out that it's her job as a trainee scientist to tell the communist party allies.

something that the w.h.o. denied consistently over the last year. fox news has independently verified. dr. marc siegel joins us. a lot to unpack here. let's talk about what you talked about the robert redfield. he disagrees with dr. fauci. that's fine. he says there's these two hypotheses, i'm going with one in dr. fauci's going with the other. >> hello, jillian. he was really disappointed that the manipulation that he believes that may have occurred and the lab like hypothesis did not lead to a scientific curiosity about what happened. it seemed like everyone wanted

to squelch the idea that there was another hypothesis. that's what i find the most disappointing. i would expect that from politicians. i would expect that from governments. i would never expect that from the scientific community. and yet, what we witnessed was the scientific community went on heavy to try and stop any open debate about the origin of this virus and i find it very sad and disconcerting. and very antiscience. >> he is the one that had access to the top-secret information. dr. redfield was the one that was meeting with the national security agency with the state department and yet he felt his voice was drowned out and there was no discussion on this at the coronavirus task force meetings. b3 something else we are tracking is that over the

weekend the g7 put out this communique calling for a timely investigation into the origins but epidemiologists including dr. redfield have said if you wanted it to be timely it should have happened a year, year and a half ago. it's now like investigating a murder scene a year after the body's gone cold. notes can i get any information after this. >> he was trying to get in in january and he was very suspicious that it was a formal application that he had to make. he had his own cdc working up an on the block. and he said if only he was able to get boots on the ground at the beginning you think he could have been able to figure out if it was from the lab within a first couple of weeks. >> the whole world would've benefited if the experts in cdc had gone in. the thing that is very bothersome to me is that the chinese government didn't accept the opportunity for us to work

together and resolve this and develop a plan because we are working together on a lot of things. our cdc in beijing, we are working together on a lot of things. why are we being excluded? it's very bothersome. speak up he felt that the world health organization wasn't very compromised and was not able top him get in. he doesn't think that they can run this thing now to get the answers if we can still get them. >> gillian: on that point that you just teased out with dr. redfield, i've been talking with experts who say that the reality is that china didn't cooperate with us a year and a half ago or they didn't cooperate with the six months ago. they're not cooperating with us now. the jig is up. why are we still leaving the united states putting out the statements and calling on china to be transparent? there's a lot of hope, but no

chance. >> i agree with you. there's very little chance we can get in there. but i do have to tell you that redfield talked about something that i wasn't expecting in this regard. he doesn't just blame china. he blames the world. he blames europe and the united states for doing this risky research. he calls it scientific arrogance that gets in the way here and he's very worried about it. >> i do think that there is a large group of scientists that see this technology at their fingertips and they want to do it. there is an arrogance about it that nothing can go wrong. it may be in fact that unfortunately, that's not true anymore. something did go wrong. not intentional. >> certainly looks like something may have gone wrong. the issue here is that it wasn't just china but also the united states is doing this research and sometimes in collaboration with china. >> gillian: how does the medical community, the public

health community at large, deal with the consequences of this? i ask you all the time about how the biden administration is going to do with the consequences of between seven and 11 million people of debt around the world. >> redfield was hinting at this too. gain of function research is very dangerous. when we have developed vaccines at work in 3-4 weeks, and it doesn't to have any purpose for a virus to suddenly go human to human. it should go back to science fiction where belongs. >> gillian: these gain of function research it, are the even ethical? thank you for taking the time to be with us.

another fox news alert. general merrick garland is announcing partnerships between agencies helping on domestic terrorism. the new guidelines are the direct result of the january 6 assault on the capitol building. >> we cannot prevent every attack. the only way to find sustainable solutions is not only to disrupt and deter, but also to address the root causes of violence. >> gillian: we will monitor the speech and bring you any breaking news that comes out of it. republicans are now pushing of a new name for that squad that likened americans to terrorists.

plus, domestic politics are supposed to be a no-no when residents are overseas but that has not stopped the president lately from ripping into the former president while they make appearances at nato. why the media seems to be giving president biden a pass today. >> past presidents leave politics at home. but biden doesn't believe that. he criticized republicans but praised putin. i think he has this backwards

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the senate, who i know no bette, have been reluctant to take on an investigation because they are worried about being primary to. >> gillian: president biden taking a shot of former president trump and republicans yesterday during a news conference in brussels. both parties here in the u.s. typically see it is bad form to colette criticized political ops on foreign soil. at that time, andrea mitchell tweeted, "typically, politics stopped at water's edge. ""the new york times" writes, "with american officials in the past making a point of leaving domestic politics behind when

traveling abroad, this is not so in the age of trump and twitter." let's bring in the power panel to debate. both are, fortunately for us, fox news contributor's. richard, let's start with you. president trump seem to kick off this trend back in 2019 at nato. he was in london and he criticized democrats on the foreign stage for holding impeachment hearings while he was representing the u.s. overseas. >> that's right. donald trump change how that was done. joe biden going on his first international trip had work to do. the world's leading democracy had to begin to have a conversation what's happening at home to continue on how we have to democracy across the world. we can't be the promoters of democracy across the world if the democracy here in america

looks fragile at home which is why he had to call it out. but it's also worth pointing out that what we saw joe biden due this week shows that america is leading again. the covaccine initiative that he's put in place with other world leaders to ensure that we vaccinate the world is exactly what the world wants to see from america. america and the driver's seat leading the world forward as part of the loads of to larger coalition. >> gillian: as it okay for president biden to criticize at nato? >> i agree with richard. the world is really happy with joe biden. they see america engaging come america spelling out its people, america allowing people to put

tariffs on its people. when joe biden was talking about fake populism, it was these things that expanded wages and jobs for american people. they want europe to win. europe is in the driver's seat and america follows as opposed to donald trump who said i'm going to put the american people first. they are going to win under my administration. and they had. joe biden hates it. and i'll joe biden they are, the europeans are happy because they are the big winners. >> gillian: i know you want to jump in with her bottle we need to leave it there for this topic. take a listen to the congressman waltz on the progressive wing. >> we have renamed on the hamas

caucus because this isn't a one off. this is a series of statements with the bottom line is to equate to the united states, israel, with the caliban and hamas and atrocities. it's offensive to me. >> gillian: they stood by congresswoman along the mars and she equated the u.s. and israel to hamas and the telegram. speaker pelosi says that the name isn't constructive and it's dangerous for them to speak that way. shawn, i will tell him to first. >> elana omar has a long history of seeing anti-jewish and anti-israel things. it's all about the benjamins. michael waltz, this is great. republicans have to be truth tellers.

after a call spade and they're looking at the squad and they're saying these are not pro-americans, they are pro-hamas group of four. we should call them what they are. if anything we have to look at is what kind of district elect someone like ilhan omar? we have huge migration in this minneapolis district of her stomach hurts. we have these migrants electing an anti-american anti-jewish person who says and does these crazy things in congress. >> gillian: she is going to be a tremendous asset to republicans in 2022. >> i see it differently. i think she's an answer to a prayer. because when republicans do and say stupid things, we can always count on her saying something dumb or and taking us all the front page. the anti-jewish, anti-american,

anti-cop americans like representative omar, i hope she lives in service forever because she is the best hope we have for retaking the house. >> gillian: what you think? >> i agree. she is the best hope. with that being said, you can be entitled with your opinions but you're not entitled to the facts. you cannot take her comments out of context. they were talking about the criminal courts and cases pending in front of the court including a case in front of hamas, the case in front united states, and a case against stomach in front of israel. what republicans are trying to do here is conflate this comment which is not only unfair, but it's untrue based on her clarifying statements. >> gillian: we have to leave it here but it was a tweet. while no twitter has no context. if you're hoping for that to be

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>> gillian: the queen of twitter cancer culture is admitting that she herself was once a twitter troll. chrissy teigen is issuing a long apology after multiple victims of her cyberbullying have started speaking out. she says, "there is no excuse for my past horrible tweets. i was a troll, full stock, and i'm so sorry." she says she's going to reach out for all of those she hurt. jonathan hunt is calling, covering all angles of this. >> let's get more of that lengthy apology. it was revealed last month that

she had, via twitter, suggested suicide it to a nonbinary model courtney stott end. since then, she wrote that, "not a day, not a single moment, has not passed that have not felt the crushing weight of regret for the things i have said and the past." she said that she was then insecure, immature, and trying to impress people. she wanted to, "show off what i thought at the time was a crude, clever, harmless quip. i thought it may be cool and relatable if i poked fun at celebrities." and she says, "i am no longer the person that wrote those things. i grew up, got therapy, got married, got therapy, had kids, got therapy, experience loss and pain, got more therapy, experience life and then got more therapy." but instead of taking the sting from the situation, the post

seemed to made other celebrities remember that they were on the other end of her main tweets. lindsay lohan's mother speaking out about dominic. when someone is saying harmful words there and reflecting so much pain. a lot of people not buying the apology. neither are they buying her cooking products. a business she had painstakingly built. her books and cookware all but disappearing from the stores and websites that once sold them. >> gillian: sounds like some tough break. thank you so much. let's bring in jimmy now. he is the host on fox radio. is it possible to become a

celebrity in america without being a truly horrid person and destroying other people? is that even possible anymore? >> not on twitter. nobody is a better versions of themselves on twitter because it incentivizes what made them the wrong thing. there were magazines writing how cool she was with the snarky put-downs. but it's a story of how good we have it here in this country that this is the big story. nowhere else in the world to they have the luxury of carrying what an annoying supermodel thinks about the girl from teen mom. you think anybody in syria is fighting a war saying, "but more importantly there is a tweet i'm not going to stand for." twitter is a bottom feeding cesspool. >> gillian: i can attest. >> and if you have any problem

with my statements, you can hit me up on twitter. >> gillian: didn't chrissy teigen at one point quick twitter and quit social media and say it's too terrible and i don't want to be a part of it anymore and then she was back a couple weeks later? >> that's why no one buys the apology. it wasn't working and we will do anymore and people pulling products so now she's playing the i went to therapy 25 times card. i don't doubt she did. but nowhere in the world is there a person that would be better off if they spent five more minutes on twitter. >> gillian: maybe they should spend that time in therapy instead. >> i think you're dropping hints to meet. >> gillian: senate majority leader chuck schumer is getting shredded right now. take a lesson to the cringing comments. it happened on the local podcast and i want to hear what you had to say.

>> i wanted to build a first assembly men. they wanted to build a congregant living place for retarded children. >> gillian: they apologize. he is sincerely sorry for his use of the outdated and hurtful language. the hurtful language they are, in case anyone missed it is that he called certain groups of children retarded. should've come from chuck schumer and not his staff? >> absolutely. anybody who has to sit through a chuck schumer podcast, i wouldn't watch that at gunpoint. that's a lot to do so someone.

you and i are on live television right now and we do to run standards and practices through our brain. >> gillian: that's what were so exhausted all the time. >> exhausted! it's not just the booze. it's not! it's a language of a guy who knows that he will get away with it. the media puts an instagram filter on everything that the democrats do to make it look a little prettier. we think about how we almost burnt out this country over donald trump saying the n-word on the apprentice. meanwhile, hunter biden tweets like he's getting paid by a slur and it's not a thing. >> gillian: in case that's not enough cringe for you, take a look at this yesterday at the nato summit. the president was super into fist bumps and elbow bumps. two of them were on full display with turkey's president.

what is that photo? i'm getting distracted from my reader. there's lots of reaction. one tweet says this explains all of the black lives billionaires have. it's the wrong place wrong time. was he trying to kiss his hand? >> no one knew what handshake was going for. you get to an age where you realize you're raising them. like the president. you can't leave him alone with certain groups of people because you don't know if he's going to get himself in trouble. this isn't biden's worst foreign policy move. the time he gave the nigerian prince's social security number to get the gold bars out of the country but that was the internet. the rest of the world leaders don't take the news from the cues of joe biden but they see them as a weak meandering dude.

>> gillian: the ideas that he has bowing to biden's terrible objects for the administration. thank you for breaking it all down for us. we appreciate it. thank you for everyone at home for watching the "the faulkner focus" today. "outnumbered," coming up next

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