i don't think they're happy about this nato alliance and seeing the direction that it's going. jillian: great insight from brian mast. thank you for waking up and your time and insight. >> wish you all the best. todd: with that busy show. busy day tomorrow. tomorrow is friday according to all my sources. "fox & friends" starts now. bye-bye. >> former president trump weighing in on his successor's performance. >> i guess overrule we didn't get anything. we gave a very big stage to russia and we got nothing. >> is there going to become a time where you might call him old friend to old friend and ask him to open up china. >> well, we're not old friends. just pure business. >> never going to let us in that lab until we make the pain so great they have to let us in the lab. >> texas governor greg abbott miss to build the border wall in his state. >> in the absence of the federal government texas is stepping up

to get the job done. >> chicago mayor lori lightfoot has come to light. she. >> she wrote i need office time every day 16 times in a row. >> we see our mayor down right unhinged. >> greg olson's ton t.j. rings the bell after recovering from heart transplant surgery. >> all right buddy, t.j. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello steve: hello, miami, june 17th, 2021. 75 degrees in miami. beautiful day on tap. brian: is that live? should we share some sun with them? steve: shooting that way, apparently the camera is on the east shooting to the west. it's a little darker storm clouds on the horizon. 85 the high temperature on this thursday, june 17th. welcome to "fox & friends" live from the mezzanine level and good news, we found our old table. ainsley: we did. we did have that glass

rectangular table. brian: where was it jon scott's office? ainsley: the base was broken i believe they fixed it. steve: they bought a new one. ainsley: it finally arrived. steve: anyway, thank you for joining us today. ainsley: happy thursday to you we are at the tail end of the week our president is back in washington, d.c. home from the summit. steve: that's right, back in the big house, the white house after a summit with russian president vladimir putin. ainsley: they met in geneva and they discussed a variety of topics including cyberattacks. brian: yes. it turns out we are number one. we are the number one offender. griff jenkins joins us live from washington with more as the president is criticized for snapping on a reporter from cnn. is that even possible? >> griff: say it ain't so, joe. good morning. flo no deliverables or major announcements after three hours of talks, shorter that be expected, president biden sounded optimistic. watch. >> and i must tell you the tone of the entire meetings was good,

positive. there wasn't any, any strident action taken. >> griff: boind says he gave putin a list 616 types of infrastructure off limit to cyberattacks. putin refused to accept any responsibility. >> but as for american sources, they have said that most of the cyber attacks in the world are carried out cyber realm of the united states. griff: when biden was pressed any signs putin will change he lost his patience. >> why are you confident he will change his patience. >> i haven't said what in the hell. >> denied any involvement how does that to a constructive meeting. >> i don't understand that. griff: the president later apologized for being, quote, a wise guy. instead the next few months will

be the test of whether the summit was successful or not. one tangible take away both leaders are returning their ambassadors to washington and moscow to return relations and president biden offered a parting gift giving the kgb a pair of his signature aviator southern glasses. are. brian: gave him a crystal buffalo. griff: very nice one indeed. ainsley: did you notice taking the jacket off, putting it on the ground taking his glass off. steve: how often has he done that? brian: and then pick it up. good for your ham strings if you want to stretch out in the morning. steve: it's kind of warm today, this is good. and i heard somebody, i think it was mike pompeo, he said something like, you know, president biden actually got angrier at caitlin collins of cnn than he did with putin after russia has done so much to us. ainsley: walk away from that meeting.

really no commitments. and president trump we are going to play a little sound. he said this is great day for russia. we didn't get anything. no commitments on the cyberattacks against the united states. no commitments about freeing the american prisoners that were over there we had one of the families on our show yesterday. no commitment to stop poisoning or imprisoning his political rivals did and not take responsibility at all for hacking our companies. 100 u.s. companies. brian: how do you sum up three hours where we weren't there. it was supposed to be more. how do you sum up what we saw the two press conferences? i feel frustrated because when vladimir putin says -- tries to do what aboutism with everything, every question why are you poison people? why are you putting them in jail? why are you breaking up your dissidence? he brought up black lives matter. he brought up gitmo. that's why you have to have the american president there say, excuse me, you can't equate stuff that's allowed in our country, which is demonstrations

where they become peaceful, if they're peaceful. there is a problem. if there isn't, there is arrest. they look to januaryth and say look what you have done. you jawld all those people from january 6th. i don't see basically you have any right to judge us. that's what the benefit of a shoulder to shoulder what kind of leader wants to sit there and go you cannot equate what happens in a democracy what you are doing here for the last 30 years. that just didn't -- that was when i think president biden was really hurt. and i think going in comes out, he already got the nord stream pipeline to continue. he already sent the start treaty by five years. he got the appearance with joe biden and joe biden gave him what he really wanted. he used the term we were two great powers. nuclear, they are a great power. there is in other element in which russia is a great power. that's what he wanted. steve: they got 1500 nukes. so, you know, he country.

the fact that joe biden said we gave them a list of 16 infrastructure elements that the russians cannot hack or we're going to hack into them and cyber them. apparently they are okay with the russians hitting everything else. ainsley: that was my -- that's contactually what i thought. just don't touch these 16. brian: one of the dumbest things i have ever seen ever. steve: i didn't see election structure anywhere on there. are they okay -- it baffles. it should have been -- the red line should have been when we find out you did it to anybody. ainsley: anybody in the united states. steve: we're going to come and we're going to flicker the lights at the kremlin. brian: if we did a list and turns out on the list u.s. number one, canada number two and latin america. turns out we are not on the list. fantastic list. i love this list. was that the coach's poll or the ap poll? i'm not sure. steve: he didn't say that the colonial was hacked from americans. he simply said there are more hackers in the united states.

and that may be true. it's the cyber criminals who are in russia who are bringing companies like the big beef packer and the oil company, they're the reason your gas was 7 bucks. they're the reason you ran out of t-bone a couple weeks ago. ainsley: putin is part of the kgb we know how ruthless he is do you really think he is -- is it on the list? let's make sure it's on. brian: i hope we can get on the list. what about email? what about solar wind? steve: if suddenly joe biden gives them a list you can't hack big companies, they might go after people again, individual people hey, great, thanks. that's what we need. ainsley: they are not on the list guess we are okay. brian, you are fine as a target. brian: right. ainsley: president trump was on with sean last night. listen to what he said about the meeting. >> i guess the overall is we didn't get anything. we gave a very big stage to

russia. and we got nothing. we gave up something that was unbelievably valuable. i stopped the pipeline nord stream. and that pipeline was stopped and it was given back and nothing was gotten for it and it was just -- it was another day and performance art, you will take a look at how various people performed. namely the two people and, you know, you have to form your own judgments. steve: ultimately, you know, we want the united states to succeed. and russia is important. they're the other big super power. but some of the things we saw yesterday just leave your head scratching. for instance, once again, fox news was not on the official list. joe biden had a list prepared by the communications team. once again, everybody but fox news. peter doocy got up and shouted a question at the president. and nobody covered joe biden the

candidate more than peter doocy did. he traveled a million miles with him during the primaries and the general election. and one of the things that joe biden did a lot was he was talking about, look, you want somebody to be commander-in-chief who has got a good relationship with other people. i have spent so much time with president xi, you know, if there is ever something going on, i can can a person to solve that problem. he used that as a reason to elect him president. and so yesterday, peter called him on that. and mr. biden did not like that. watch this. >> you have spoken many times about how you have spent, perhaps, more time with president xi thannen any other world leader. so, is there going to become a time where you might call him old friend to old friend and ask him to open up china to the world health organization investigators who are trying to get to the bottom of gloft let's get something straight. we know each other well. we are not old friends.

it's just pure business. steve: really? take a look, here a montage where mr. biden talks about his close relationship with that guy he says is not his old friend. >> it xi jinping from china. spent more time with him i'm told than any world leader. i traveled 17,000 miles with him china and the united states asia generally. i met with him i guess they tell me 24, 25 hours alone. meeting with him traveling 17,000 miles with him when i was vice president and he was vice president. that's how i got to know him so well. >> i would like to to -- i would like to -- i would like to, um, make a toast. our great grandchildren will look back and say what a beautiful history we wrote together. >> it president biden was an old friend. we have interacted with each other so much and we visited each other's countries and we spent more than 10 hours together exchanging views.

ainsley: that was september 2015. and. steve: where he said old friends. ainsley: before that in december of '13 xi called biden his old friend. and biden responded by saying this. mr. president, thank you very much. i say to your colleagues i hope he you don't think i trespassed on taking advantage of my friendship with the president to keep him as long as i did in the other room. but i thank you very much, mr. president, for the opportunity to meet with you again. brian: what happens is since that time president xi has basically gotten rid of all elections and made himself ruler for life. belligerence of china gotten the whole world astounded. the ones that weren't extorted by the belton road program. the way he looks the president responds to the russian president and he hears the way he is approaching china, expecting them to be members of the community saying that they want to do the responsible thing, he is very worried about the direction of our foreign

policy. listen. >> this whole thing is absurd. i have got 16 parts of my economy that i consider to be no-go zones. what about the reps of america's economy. so this thing was a disaster. to top it off he was asked about china and why they won't cooperate in terms of the coronavirus investigation. did it come out of the lab or not? and he said that china is trying really hard to be a good member of the family of nations and if we scold them, he thinks they will give. in china is not trying hard to be a good member of the family of nations. they will never let us into that lab until we make the pain so great they have to let us into the lab. my belief is that joe biden, president biden doesn't understand what makes china and russia tick. brian: we're all in trouble if he doesn't understand it, if he doesn't get it. steve: why would joe biden say we're not old friends even though that's clearly -- we played that either he forgot or.

ainsley: doesn't want to be connected with china now. steve: it draws attention to the relationship. is the reason the united states is going so slowly when it comes to the origins of covid because they are old friends? or is it simply that joe biden said that kind of stuff on the campaign so many times and now china could be the culprit with the biggest pandemic of all time killing millions of people and now he doesn't want to be associated with his old friend. don't know. we would ask joe biden but, as you know, fox is not on the list. ainsley: we have covered some school board meetings recently about critical race theory or this or that parents run happy. they have been zooming with their kids. they are seeing what they're being taught in school. there is a mom here in queens, new york. she said she was told by one of her teachers, her son's teachers to pull her son out of school because he is so bright and this district will fail him. steve: that's right. he wants to be a lawyer. he's just 11 years old.

all the kids in that school are come at the time push for innovation went to the administrator says my son needs more. had he what should i do? can i get more help? no, take your kid out of the school. that's from the school. ainsley: she doesn't have enough money to send him to a private school. charter schools in new york are so hard to get into because our public school system is so bad. brian: keisha ellis was on this morning and here is what she had to say. in fact, here is the quote. we are not going to round the soundbite. it's frightening who hear from a teacher talking to you about your son that they say didn't work with him to try to address it. they just said we should leave. they told me that he is a good student. a smart student but he said the school is not -- i will keep moving, a competitive place and that he was just going to fall behind the rest of the class. now here is kisha ellis. >> it it's a systemic problem by

the new york city department of education. we black parents, we have sat back for too long and not do anything about it i personally have to move my child from the district paying $10,000 a year for tuition before this school systems to not work for our communities. every one of the black communities in new york city they are failing. >> i stated before if the schools are going too well basic subject with my son he is not able to understand. that statement is not true at all. brian: michael duncan and kisha ellis together talking about their kids. ainsley: 70% of the students can't pass basic english exam. 81% failed the math part. brian: if you want to help this country, become more equal, give people an equal shot. you go into the schools. especially in needy communities and you build that up and they are not waiting for that to

happen. steve: it's not a needy community per se. the new york city taxpayers. brian: under performing schools. steve: $25,000 per kid. now, here in the new york city area. it is well known the charter schools do so much better. they're graduating kids at double the proficiency. what is it about the charter schools that a lot of people in new york city don't like, particularly the united teacher's union and that is the fact that only 6% of the teachers at the charter schools are unionized. and so the big teachers union is trying to big foot circumstantial the charter essentially youhave got to got s they are not good. if you want your kid to succeed take them some place else. horrifying. >> ainsley: who fails in the long run the children do. steve: we all do. brian: jillian mele is with us now.

steve: i forgot. jillian: you do that. steve: hold on, almost done. all right. good. i feel very presidential. about. jillian: begin your headlines with though this story. begin with serious murdaugh murders. tip line set up on the killing of maggie murdaugh and her son paul. that number on your screen in a moment. 803-896-2605. there it is at the bottom. maggie and paul are members of a prominent south carolina family. they were found shot to death on their estate last week. searching a swampy area near where their bodiesy found. police have not named any suspects. hundreds of people pack an emergency meeting to address crime and violence at new york city saints washington is square park. most are locals that live near the park. the noise is so loud they can't sleep at night. others say they fear for their safety. they are demanding the park's 10:00 p.m. curfew be reinstated

and more officer patrols. the park become a spot for wild late night parties and drug crimes. louisiana's democratic governor john bel edwards signing a bill to end the $300 supplemental pandemic benefits on july 31st. it will make louisiana the first democrat-led state to do so. over half the states have plans to eliminate the added benefits this summer. this is this story greg olsen's son t.j. rings the bell after recovering from heart transplant surgery. watch this. >> here we go. what are we doing? [ringing bell] >> all right, buddy. t.j., t.j. >> symbolizing the brave 8 yeermsd recovery two weeks after receiving a new heart due to a congenital condition. his dad posting the heart-warming video writing,

quote: our family is whole again. got to love that. steve: you love to hear somebody ring the bell because it symbolizes an end of a journey. ainsley: huge moment. they have three young boys. and t.j. is a twin. he was born with heart problems. now he has someone else's heart. they are very grateful to the family for making that donation. brian: all right. meanwhile, now 20 minutes after the hour. republicans stepping up to confront the border surge with texas committing millions to build the wall themselves. 250 million. florida is sending in backup. ♪ ♪ my name is monique, i'm 41, and i'm a federal contract investigator. as a single parent, i would run from football games to work and trying to balance it all.

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♪ >> today, we are announcing that texas will build a border wall in our state to help secure our border. border crisis that we are dealing with right now is a direct result of the open border policies that have been put in place why the biden administration. homes are being invaded, neighborhoods are dangerous and people are being threatened on a daily basis. i told you that texas would step up and respond. today we begin that response. we believe in the rule of law and law and order in this state and by god we are going to step up and deliver that rule of law. brian: wasn't just rhetoric or a rant. it is action. that is a frustrated governor of a border state like the frustrated governor of arizona, new mexico that doesn't seem to be resonating or a problem in

california but it is if they would actually acknowledge it and not playing politics. what a start. governor abbott says i'm going to start with seed money towards building the law on private and state land. hopefully get the private land donated. i will start with $250 million to begin the project. if they really can get cooperation, which i doubt, they actually built the sections of the fence they stopped putting it together paid for. moved the money out. maybe they can call up that contractor and the get the fence already made to do it. ainsley: governor abbott said i'm building my own wall. if president biden is going to abandon our state and our border, then i will take care of it for texas. so he said i'm putting $250 million down as a down payment. he to the that from the department of criminal justice in exit. he is going to hire a project manage tore organize this to lead it. steve: essentially what he is going to do when it comes to the border wall he is going to build back better. sound familiar? at the same time, you have got other states like georgia and south carolina and even though

it's 1,000 miles away, the state of florida is going to be sending all sorts of law enforcement and national guard units to the state of texas to help. here is the governor of florida ron desantis talking about how they are going to help texas. >> when we have emergency situations, states help each other, we have gotten a lot of help over the years responding to hurricanes. this is a disaster. it is an emergency for people like texas and arizona. they asked all governors to be able to send support. florida is the first one to answer the call. we are going to have personnel from state law enforcement agencies. we have a number of our sheriff's department who raised their hands. some of my sheriffs in north florida. some of the rural counties. the number one problem is the methamphetamine. and it's almost all coming in from across the southern border. when they ask, we want to be good americans but we also think it is good for our state to get this under control and if the

federal government is unwilling or unable to act. then the states are just going to have to step up. steve: is he going to send members of the florida highway patrol. florida law enforcement. wild wife. sheriff county brevard county, escambia, hillsborough, holmes, oak loose is a, pass co, santa rosa and walton county. they are awful going to send law enforcement a thousand miles to the west to help secure their border. ainsley: very nice to help them another state it helps our entire country. these immigrants are being ships to over other state. increase of fentanyl that the at the border enough to kill 21 million americans. brian: let's see what they will have the jurisdiction to do. it is the federal government's job. what embarrassment it is to have a vice president in charge and won't show up. henry cuellar wrote a letter

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racial slur when referring to asians in a 201 text exchange with his cousin caroline biden. the daily mail.com exclusive shows setting hunter up with rich model friend she writes: quote: do you want foreign or domestic hunter later replies domestic indicated foreigner fine followed by a slur. >> this is the second racial slur used revealed from his laptop. carolina baker taken to the supreme court has won ant. refusal to make a cake celebrating a gender translates violates the state's antidiscrimination laws. his attorneys are vowing to appeal. back in 2018 phillips won a case before the supreme court after refusing to make a wedding cake for a same sex couple. that's a look at your headlines, steve. second it back to you. steve: thank you very much, jillian. the city of chicago is recording its deadliest day so far this year. 8 people were killed by gunfire

on tuesday. four of the victims were killed in one shooting alone. chicago's mayor lori lightfoot is blaming illegal guns for the violence that is killing so many people. >> we have got to redouble our efforts to call upon the federal government to help us stop the flow of illegal guns into our city. a lot of what we are seeing playing out on social media become a shooting, a beef from one person to another one group to another. it's a completely different dynamic if there is no guns. steve: that's right. now anthony napolitano the alderman of chicago's 41st word. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. steve: anthony, is that the problem? >> no. that's political smoke in mirrors that's not the problem. chicago state of illinois have the strictest gun laws. statistical fact that the baltimore guns illegal guns come from our border states.

and not a single one of our border states or any of them combined have anywhere near 5800 people shot in the last 17 months. what politics won't tell you we have a human problem and people problem right here. there is little accountability. politicians won't blame families for raising their kids. the gangs are raising their kids right now. we have over 117,000 gang members. that's your problem. that is your absolute problem. steve: absolutely there are so many gun laws, particularly in chicago. they have got some of the most onerous gun laws in the country in effect there and she is saying hey, washington, i need help with this. you know, at what point do the people of chicago, anthony, say, do you know what? i just don't like the way this town is being run? i have got to get the heck out. i'm moving some place else. >> they are already doing it. exit rate astronomical. to answer your question all about politics. now we are asking for federal

help which less than a year ago we needed the same help and denied for political purposes because they didn't want to help the president that was in office at that time. now that same offer has come to the table and we're accepting it and applauding it it's because the party has changed and now they are willing to help the president to fix the city of chicago. citizens here are furious about this. we could have had that help over a year ago. we had paid protesters destroying and looting our city and we had gang members killing people at astronomical rate and denying our help. steve: other news regarding the mayor. big papers in chicago got ahold of some of her email and apparently not one of her staff members not showing up for work enough. here is part one of some of the emails. since my prior requests are for office time are routinely ignored. i'm now resorting to this. and then she typed it out something like 16 times. i need office time every day. she is talking to a scheduler

who apparently in the coming back after covid not spending enough face time with the boss. >> yeah. i will tell you this. whether you like the mayor or not. i will tell you one thing and i will tell you this. she at least stepped up and tried to run this town. there was a sandwich needed to take a bite out of it rough go from the beginning. i think the frustration has set. in and she is realizing how rough and how tired this is to do. maybe in a little bit over her head. i will give her this she at least said i will give it a shot. the problem is you need all hands on deck right now. you need everybody working in in sync. >> you look at the numbers and they are draw dropping. >> i agree. steve: thank you for getting up early and joining us on "fox & friends." >> thank you, i appreciate it. steve: coming up, president biden gives vladimir putin it

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cyberattack why just 16. dan hoffman served in moscow joins us now. dan, this is one of the things that really stuck out. how about don't hack us -- don't cyberattack us. no more ransomware or there will be hell to pay. >> yeah, i mean, this was pretty extensive, the list, and the question for us going forward is whether the biden administration has asserted deterrence in cyberspace. i'm not sure that we have. it's going to be appear extraordinarily important requirement for the intelligence community to collect on the reflections from the kremlin whether vladimir putin takes this seriously or not. what i would caution is before hacks occur there is extensive surveillance that takes place. all of these facilities are likely under russian government if not russian criminal hacking group surveillance right now. brian: yeah, it's important. what about the fact that he was able to sit there and do a whole bunch of what aboutisms about

us, false equivalency and joe biden wasn't there to counter it shoulder to shoulder? he gave that stage to vladimir putin. the world watched and maybe believed him. >> yeah. i think that the biden administration played not to lose rather than to win. president reagan won the soft power battle with mcquil gorbachev telling him to tear down the wall and calling the soviet union an easel empire. allowed putin to go full throttle 'propaganda and false equivalency. thank goodness for the free press which held putin accountable. it would have done good to hear president biden there defending ukraine's territory integrity and pushing back at putin's outlandish claims. breen brian here it is vladimir putin through translator taking a question like naval any someone who published pictures of his opulent lifestyle and

proof positive of his and other ole garks. here is what he said. >> as for who is killing whom and throwing whom in jail? people came to the u.s. congress with political demands, 400 people, over 400 people had criminal charges placed on they. some people died. one of the people died simply shot on the spot by the police although they were not threatening the police with any weapons. an entire movement developed known as black lives matter. i'm not going to comment on that but here's what i do want to say what we saw was disorder, destruction, violation of the law, et cetera. we feel sympathy for the united states of america, but we don't want that to happen on our territory. and we're doing our utmost in order to not -- brian: what's your thought when he said that? >> yeah, i mean, vladimir putin

went full kgb here. admit nothing, deny everything and make counter accusations. putin said that naval any violated his probation because he left russia. yeah. he was attacked by russian fsb officers and with a banned chemical nerve agent and he had to receive treatment overseas. naval any represents existential threat to putin not because navalny canhimself overturn put. navalny demonstrating launched when he launched failed coup my decide putin is not up to the task anymore. that's why navalny is in jail. the united states doesn't have the leverage to do anything about it if navalny does die in prison i'm sure putin will obfuscate the circumstances and absolve those responsible. brian: no kidding.

thanks so much. dan hoffman, appreciate it. all right. 13 manipulates before the top of the hour. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for the fox weather forecast. janice: it's beautiful in new york city. spectacular another great day in the neighborhood. take look at the maps and i will show you across the country gorgeous here in new york. but across the west. that's where the temperatures remain hot. already 99 in phoenix. we're going to be dealing with temperatures well over 100 degrees for a lot of places. then we also have the risk for some stronger storms later on this afternoon across the upper midwest. heat advisories posted for the southwest and plain states where the temperatures are going to sore over 100 degrees. in some cases 110, 117 degrees. in phoenix, i mean it's really really dangerous out across the west. also watching the tropics. this thing is going to develop whether it gets a name or not, it doesn't matter. the results are going to be the same. that is heavy rain along the gulf coast starting today through the weekend. so just keep an eye on that if

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my school pay $1,500 weekly testing or vaccine under a lot of valid concerns from the people. several men in my age group have experimented heart inflammation of mra on the market. of the covid-19 vaccines didn't follow a conventional fda approval process and haven't been test like other vaccines. some people are comfortable with that fact and others are not. people should be free to decide for themselves and not be punished especially when it involves their health on a long long run. ainsley: can you file medical exemption. $1,500 per semester. how is college student fork other $1,500 a semester. most college kids don't have 100 bucks in their bank account. >> yeah. that's something that is definitely going to impact the community. rhodes is not the only school doing that planning to make the

vaccine mandatory. campus reform a list of over 100 colleges planning to announce that they will require the vaccines from students that want to return in the fall. and people shouldn't have to choose between higher education and participating in a clinical trial. taking a vaccine is a personal decision. the fact is people my age are way less likely to contract serious cases of covid-19 let alone be hospitalized and die for it there is no need to impose vaccine mandates on young people especially when the alternative impose a hefty amount of money that most college students don't have access to. ainsley: how about you? what did you decide to do. >> oh, i got vaccinated because i have vulnerable people in my household. my dad is going to turn 79 in a week. so i made my own decision to get the vaccine to keep my father safe. but not everyone is in my position. and people that are also concerned with mrma versions of the vaccine. that's the decision tough

respect. it's a matter of freedom. ainsley: so the school is saying that they hope everyone does get vaccinated. the vice president of student life said it's the larging incoming class in rhodes history. the response has been positive. student want to be back on campus. is this forcing a lot of your friends who were not vaccinated to say i don't want weekly testing. i don't want to be charged, i'm just going to go get vaccinated. >> i mean, yeah, the choice is hard to make for students at rhodes because like most of them don't have access to $1,500 to pay for a semester. universities across the country-can you hear me? ainsley: yes, we have gotcha. >> if universities across the country wants students thinking for themselves they might as well let them make their own decisions regarding the vaccine. ainsley: we is to leave it there. thanks so much. we wish you all the best. allen ask about vraylar.

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the squad calls infrastructure. >> texas governor greg abbott commits millions of dollars to build the border wall in his state. >> we believe in the rule of law and law and order in this state and by god we are going to step up and deliver that rule of law and law and order in this state. [applause] ♪ ♪ hello america ♪ ainsley: wow, isn't that gorgeous? everyone go to the screen and look at that sue city, south dakota. it's a little bit south of sioux falls. steve: my first cousin angie lives out there good morning, angie. good morning, america. ainsley: beautiful out there. brian: our sun woke up already. it's been here. the light has been on for a long time. and i believe the sun was up until midnight. do you realize how long these days are? steve: today is the 17th. we are just a couple days away from the longest day of the year.

they're all 24 hours long, but it is the day with the most sunshine. ainsley: what day is that the first day of summer the 21st? brian: yes. and i am pro-summer. by the way, i think that is the greatest headline. ainsley: this is the headline of the "new york post" this morning. can we zoom in on it. brian: it says old war steve says cold war but grayed out. ainsley: biden bumbles and beauty preems. steve: joey's plea won't change despot's ways. brian: "the washington post" had a great headline too. i don't know if he were being funny i think joe biden's pessimistic approach to the summit seems to have paid off. so i had low expectations and i hit all my goals. welcome to the anti-american attitude. ainsley: president trump secretary of defense it was a good day for russia and we didn't get anything done.

steve: yeah, we are going to get something con. we are going to griff jenkins who is joining us from our nation's capitol. brian: if he want. steve: are you at the white house? ainsley: the president is back this morning. steve: speak softly because joe is still probably sleeping in. griff: that's right. good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. the president getting here just a little after 11:00, before midnight. he is not in the oval office. we don't see the marine posted outside at least yet. you know, brian, you really hit the nail on the head because the white house set the expectations low pretty much going in to this. and as we now know, after three hours of talks, shorter than expected by the way, there are no deliverables, no major announcements, however, the president at that press conference separate from putin's press conference sounded optimistic. watch. >> and i must tell you the tone of the entire meetings was good, positive. there wasn't any, any strident

action taken. >> biden also said he gave putin a list of 16 types of infrastructure that are off limits to cyberattacks. putin at his press conference refused to accept any responsibility for recent attacks. and when president biden was pressed on whether putin will change his behavior? well, he got pretty testy. watch. >> why are you so confident he will change his behavior? >> i'm not confident, where the hell -- what do you do all the time? >> given his past behavior has not changed, in that press conference he denied any involvement. how did that account to a constructive meeting. >> if you don't understand that you are ignoring me. >> the president later apologized for being a wise guy and he says that the next few months will be the test of whether the summit was successful or not. dan hoffman had this to say to you guys. >> question for us going forward is whether the biden administration has asserted deterrence in cyberspace and i'm not sure that we have.

it's going to be an extraordinarily important requirement for the intelligence community. >> so what do we get out of it? well, only time will tell as the president says. one tangible take away the ambassadors for both moscow and washington will be returned to better relations and one thing putin got? well, he got a paver the president's signature aviator sunglasses and a glass buffalo. brian, ainsley, steve? brian: right. the president didn't get anything, did he? >> griff: i don't know. we will find out but something nothing that reaching the level of cool sunglasses and a crystal animal. steve: all right. griff. thank you very much. both sides got what they wanted going. in putin's side wanted to elevate putin. i mean, clearly, russia is not at the same stage at the same level that the former soviet union was at the height of the cold war. putin got the picture of him going monday mow o mono with the

leader of the free world. that's what he wanted. joe biden wanted the imagery of him with another world leader on the world stage look what a great president he is and obviously for the most part the mainstream media was fawning over the joe biden trip to europe. ainsley: we wanted commitments against cyberattacks against the united states. we wanted those american prisoners to come home. we had the family on yesterday pleading for their son to be brought back. we want him to stop poisoning people and imprisoning people if they want to run against him. he didn't take any responsibility for any of that and didn't make any commitments that he will stop doing those things. brian: what president biden handed him a list of 16 different elements, sectors he didn't want touched. ainsley: off limits. brian: want to do a cyberattack everything but mass transit. postal shipping. transportation aviation a freight rail. okay. fantastic. highway and carrier. so 16 -- just bizarre saying you

can rob my house just leave the couch and the stereo, that's all i ask. i would rather you not rob my house. he said there was no ultimatums. but he did say, you know, what if we were to do that to you? that should have been the approach. the fundamental feeling is if you are dealing with france and germany and japan, they are friends. you negotiate. you get mad, you get -- did you go back and forth you give a little bit. i get it buff the president of the united states seems to be approaching china and russia as if they have the same objective. and that is to get along. they are not. they are looking at us as a threat in every way, shape, or form. and if they can placate us into not realizing how much they are threatening us, they are all for it for example, afghanistan, good luck leaving afghanistan. we are worried about unsavory activities and bounties on our soldiers. hey, by the way, when it comes to what is going on in ukraine, i would rather you not well up troops. i understand that's your position. that is really not a gain.

so, his pessimistic approach to this will just talk actually, again, he reached his goal. and i just thought it was a huge mistake and i know the risk of a 78-year-old sitting next to a very savvy who has been through four other presidents. he will be the fifth in a press conference. i know there is downside especially when you think about president trump in helsinki. but, to see vladimir putin for 45 minutes have his way with the world press was agonizing. steve: putin was like okay, open it up for questions. he didn't seem to be. ainsley: he answered questions. 55 minutes press conference. steve: at one point, let's take a question from a tv network. i don't care which one. which is so different than the white house how they have managed. ainsley: shield him. he is very protected. steve: absolutely. there was one other event where the media were allowed to ask five questions. five different news outlets were

recognized, fox news not on be that list. and, you know, we have said fox news has never been on that list and yesterday joe biden admitted there's a list and he said this if you were watching and people are going, wait, he has got a list? >> i will take your questions and as usual, folks, they gave me a list of the people i'm going to call on. so, jonathan, associated press. steve: that's where they started. fox news has never been on that list. we know that the message control is all about this white house team. jen psaki said on david axelrod's podcast that she does not recommend him ever taking questions shouted. ainsley: admits it. steve: he has said we have seen the president say i'll get in trouble if i answer those questions. who is he going to get in trouble with. he is the president. is putin going to call him. ainsley: a correspondent for another network, cnn. he spoke very candidly on cnn. he said i've covered four different presidents i have never seen a president so

protected by his aides. listen. >> what we have not seen him do is answer questions like that without his aides screaming at him to stop. i have never seen a president covering the last four of them who is so protected by his aides in terms of often not wanting him to answer some questions. brian: i heard some complaints, too. one of the questions the vladimir putin was president biden never makes himself available to the world press. he barely makes himself available to the any press. ainsley: to the american press. brian: vladimir putin did sit down 45 minutes with nbc and took questions from cnn and other american outlets but i just thought that the dismount for joe biden was a disaster. he was done. just close the book and walk out. so, if you are going to go by what your handlers want you to do at the end he takes his, puts his glasses on. puts his jacket on and then takes another question, takes his glasses off, then goes to walk out here is a shouted question. easily to avoid we barely heard

it and he comes back rip roaring at caitlin collins, who you know, hardly somebody with a bad track record with joe biden. ainsley: she said how can you be so confident that putin is actually going to change? steve: yeah. ainsley: i don't think they wanted to have the joint press conference because they were nervous. they are nervous about what how is he going to react. what is he going to say? what's putin going to signed world stage and what would joe biden's come back be? brian: are you a junky? steve: all about control at the white house. essentially we don't want to be in the same situation that the white house communication team was in during the donald trump years where donald trump would say everything. he would come on our show all the time and talk for 45 minutes or an hour and then they would have to spend the rest of the day talking about those things. here's joe concha on "fox & friends first" talking about how that president, who gave vladimir putin a pair of his ray bands, is being so protected by his handlers so he does not do

what he is doing right there which he had to apologize for later. >> what we see here is a president who is shielded from the press and by the way, this is why we know now he didn't do that joint press conference with vladimir putin because putin would have kept him out there like a boxer in a heavyweight fight. would have kept him up for an hour, two hours. and putin would have had biden answer questions from reporters that weren't hand picked for him so, therefore, that's why he avoided that particular scenario because he couldn't control the narrative and the one question he gets he lost it. steve: he did. he yelled at caitlin collins and then when he was over at air force 1 on the tarmac he said hey, i'm sorry i got to apologize i was being a wise guy. ainsley: so, there was illegal immigrant that happened to be interviewed caught on camera saying that he is so disappointed in the current administration because they lied about amnesty. they haven't done anything, they say. listen.

>> kamala harris lied. she said she would help us. president biden promised to take action within the first 100 days of of course elected. shame. many this past week we heard the vice president kamala harris say do not come. >> we're here to talk to someone that we put in office. that we put in office. despite having no political power, we use our social power to put him in office so he is accountable to us. [cheers] steve: that was on tuesday as you saw in lafayette park across the street from the white house on the 9th anniversary of daca. 200 protesters. they are furious with kamala

harris because she said, look, and joe biden, in the first 100 days we are going to go ahead and we are going to do something for the millions who are in the country illegally. and those people admitted some of them were in the country illegally. one of them said -- you know, now they are going to be accountable to us. now we are going to turn to the white house because we are here because we put that person in office. don't know how they feel they put that person in office because they are not citizens and they are not supposed to vote. so technically don't know exactly what they are talking about. but they are angry at joe biden who said yep, vote for me and i will take care of the problem in the first 100 days. here we are north of 100 days he has not fixed the problem. brian: going to offer immigration reform fell flat on its face when they could not control the border. almost a million people n 2021. no one want to show up and address it believe me, the illegal immigrants here, they are in the back of the queue considering everything else

that's got to be addressed. you can't do that through reconciliation. when it comes to running for president even though it's a few years off. a lot of high profile names want to run for office. matthew mcconaughey. that could happen. steve: he could win. brian: last few years been hearing about the rock. number one box office smash, football player turned wrestler turned actor also a huge producer and philanthropist is considering running. i know he is extremely pro-military. for a while i thought he was conservative. he seemed to have gone against president trump. but he is not taking it off the table running for president. ainsley: he was just named people's number one reason to love america. he talks about all the hard work that he endured to get here. i mean, to get to the top in america and how our country just opens doors to. they asked him about running for president. he said i'm not a politician nor did i ever have political passions quite frankly i'm not sure i even have the patience or

resignation to deal with the b.s. that comes with politics and politicians. but when 46% of americans say they are in favor of me being president. that forces me to humbly and respectfully stand up, listen, and learn. 46 of the respond dents did say that they would vote for him. he supported. he spoke at the republican convention in 2,000. but then he endorsed last year joe biden and kamala harris. brian: go out to los angeles too long it just flips you or keep your powder dry and don't say anything. sylvester stallone had dinner at mar-a-lago and all of a sudden people don't want to go see his movies. he has to get used to that one thing hurt. he has another series called what is it young rock? that's a series really successful about his young life. i just don't want it to stop another season of ballers. for now it's in hiatus. and to me that was a great series. if he runs for president. i can't see him doing both. ainsley: what about milana.

we twhach a lot in our house. brian: one movie san andreas. i don't think it was too good in a helicopter trying to save people in an earthquake. i'm not sure that's going to help his campaign. steve: do you smell it? the rock is cooking. brian: i wouldn't rule it out. a lot further to go. steve: meanwhile, 17 minutes after the top of the hour. thank you for joining us on this busy thursday and we have some news. jillian: yes, we do. let's begin with a fox news alert now. a georgia police officer is killed during an early morning traffic stop. the georgia bureau of investigation is on scene and says there was an officer-involved shooting. the local authorities have not released any details about what led up to the incident. they have confirmed the suspect is also deceased. this as is a developing story and we will continue to bring you updates throughout the morning. former governor of pennsylvania tom ridge is hospitalized after suffering a stroke. a statement by his family says the 75-year-old underwasn't successful emergency procedure to remove a blood clot.

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♪ ainsley: a florida mom alarmed by the rash -- look at this picture, an infection her son got from wearing masks all day at school. she teamed up with other parents to send six of their masks to labs for analysis. the results were shocking. with 11 dangerous bacterial pathogens found contaminating the masks. here with her warning to other parents, mother of three. amanda donohoe along with

dr. nicole saphier. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: amanda, tell us what your kids have gone through. >> we are in florida our kids in masks all day, seven hours a day in school. only break these get is to eat or drink. and that is it. there has been no other breaks. they don't get breaks for recess or p.e. ainsley: even outside? >> even outside. it's been 90 degrees outside for the last two months. ainsley: wow. >> they had recently lifted it. but if they were in 6 or feet of a friend to sit down. their masks have to go on. ainsley: have you 10-year-old and twin 8-year-olds. we are seeing pictures. they start breaking out. you had to drive to jacksonville to see a dermatologist and you said it was expensive. >> over an hour away. local dermatologist was booked out six months. ainsley: because of this?

>> i'm assuming so. ainsley: i'm reading the pathogens that were found just sounds disgusting five masks that were sent in contained bacteria, parasites, and fungi. so they are protecting our kids from covid but they are not protecting them from these other pathogens it's very disturbing. >> i actually have to beg to differ. covid is a virus. these masks if you look on the boxes aren't even proven to block viruses. viruses get right through. bacteria is strong the mask, covid flu virus, everything can still go right through these masks. masks that are in hospitals that we are using every day are meant to be changed every 20 minutes. these masks we are using day to day stay on our face if we are these children, especially in schools seven hours a day. ainsley: dr. saphier i want to get you in here what do you think from a medical perspective? >> well, ainsley, you know, of course as a mother i also share the concerns about what prolonged mask-wearing can do to

our children, even adults. here's the thing with face masks. yes they have had their utility when it comes to the fight against the pandemic. absolutely when transmission is high and you are in small con yes gaited indoor areas before the vaccines they did help lower transmission. amanda is right no, they are not 100 percent but they do lessen the transmission and when we had no weapons to protect us against this virus. at least a little bit helped a bit. now ainsley, we are in a very different situation than we were a year ago. now as vaccine campaigns have continued for the past six months transmission amongst children, new cases in children have dropped about 86%. so as our wall of immunity has grown to vaccines and the existing natural immunity from infection, you know, viral transmission in our country is low in the majority of areas. so now we have to look at what's the benefit and risk analysis of our children wearing face masks? because there are risks to wearing it, yes. you can have poor dentition from increased biofilm. chapped lips, increased sinus

infects, acne. and everyone knows when you wear glasses put on a face mask they it fog up. they do not outweigh the risk anymore. the campaign for children to campaign continue to wear mavericks until they are eligible for vaccine does not make sense anymore. not only have physical implications but we know mental and emotional standpoint they also affect their development socially, mentally, emotionally. it's time for children to come out of face masks as a whole. that doesn't mean very select individual setting that maybe they are not warranted as a whole it's time for children to remove their masks outcoarse and indoors. ainsley: all right. we would love that. >> absolutely. ainsley: amanda, dr. saphier, thank you. a statement from the school district. the county consistently had one of the lowest rates of code infections in florida. we attribute that success to the wide variety of mitigation

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knot. brian: okay. as the migrant surges grow in texas as well as arizona by the way, taking matters into their own hands is their governor. is he committing millions to build the border wall seed money $250 million. >> homes are being invaded, neighborhood are dangerous and people are being threatened on a daily basis with guns of people either coming across the border or those working with those who are coming across the border in the federal government's absence, texas is stepping up to get the job done. brian: and now other governors are offering their national guard troops while he tries to get a project manage tore build a wall. here to react is the texas g.o.p. chair lieutenant colonel

allen west. colonel, what do you think about the governor's aches? >> well, good to be with you, brian, i'm glad that the governor has finally realized that we do have an incredible crisis at the border. it's been about six months and there have been a lot of texans that have been suffering under this scourge of illegal immigration coming across. building a border wall is just part of what needs to happen. we have full mobilization of our national guard. texas national guard down along that border so that they can secure these infiltration routes and interdict the crossing that we see coming from these cartels and the flow of drugs and persons as well. but i think more importantly, we have got to go at the heart of the matter and that's the financing. the money that is involved in this and so we need to start looking at how do we going back illegal immigrants into mexico. how do we make sure that we go after the banks that are laundering money of these cartels and we have got to go after these stash houses here as well. so i think one of the important

things we have to do going forward is to look at the system that has allowed this illegal immigration to happen. of especially the use of the cartels but also we have got understand the constitutional crisis of having a federal government that ised a aren't indicate abdicated. what can texas do taking over that role and responsibility? to include being able to deport people back across the border. brian: pretty a meigs the vice president got a pass on disastrous tour to mexico and guatemala. gave vaccines to mexico without sending troops to their border. we gave shots for what? >> you are absolutely right. when you look at the budget of the biden administration. there is $4 billion, i believe, that they're looking at sending to those northern triangle countries of guatemala, honduras, el salvador and they are not beefing up the department of homeland security. the border patrol as well. so, again, would he see lack of

emphasis from the federal government and the president of guatemala and also elected officials and leadership in mexico have criticized the biden administration and their policies which has created this crisis. brian: colonel, it looks like congress coming back to work and they will talk about infrastructure and they are also going to talk about hr 1 that would dramatically affect how everybody votes and probably end up being unconstitutional. the vice president talked about it in meeting with democratic lawmakers yesterday. listen. >> you are courageous leaders and you are american patriots. when we look at what has happened in texas, we look at what is happening around the it country, it's important to remember we talk about the right to vote and the right to vote is a given. americans are at risk of losing their access to their right. brian: a fractured sin tax in her head nods are distracting. but the theme is clear. pass hr 1 or else our democracy

falls apart. what did you guys do in texas that has democrats so outraged? >> well, first of all, those texas democrats that she is calling courageous are a bunch of cowards. those are the people that walked out and prevented us from having the quorum to be able to vote on sb 7 which was the election integrity law here in texas. i don't find it a coincidence that they want to flood texas with illegal immigrant and also they don't want any voter i.d. they don't want any roll registration reviews. they want online registration. all the things that would undermine honest elections here in texas. i think that she is not standing for our democratic process. brian: right. the democratic lawmakers walked out so you couldn't have a quorum it texas voting reform. pandemic is over, business back to usual and not letting everybody vote. shortly you are going to announce what you are personally

going to do because you are going to be resigning as texas g.o.p. chair. will it be running for governor? will it be a congressional seat? >> well, we will see and we will let you know some time before the 11th of july. brian: before july 11th. okay. determine allen west. thanks. >> thank you. brian: all eyes on texas, too. morgan ortagus reacts to the biden-putin summit. still ahead, officers save a woman and her child after this terrifying hit and run crash. the life-saving cops join us live. ♪

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we're not old friends. it's just pure business. brian: i can't believe how breathless he is. i didn't realize that. steve: he was about to leave. let's bring in morgan ortagus. >> good morning. >> steve: joe biden on the campaign trail say i'm friends with this guy we traveled 17,00. we're friends and then joe said we're not old friends. but, in fact, in 2013 xi referred to biden as his old friend and then at the white house joe biden as vice president was talking to president xi and said this: mry much. afternoon i say your colleagues i hope that you don't think that i trespassed on taking advantage of my friendship with the president to keep him as long as i did in the other room? but i thank you very much, mr. president, for the opportunity to meet you again. so why doesn't joe biden just admit that they both say they're

friends? >> because i think it would be -- it would be admitting that he had a strategic miscalculation as it relates to china. i mean, really up until five years ago, we were still talking about the war on terrorism and other things of significance importance on the international stage but, until president trump really started hammering with the threat of chinese communist party, most of the world, most of the united states, both political parties were pretty aleap to that threat. so you saw in 8 years under president barack obama and vice president biden that was very dovish towards china their policy was to pivot towards asia and to acquiesce to the fact that china was inevident continually going to rise and america was inevitably going to decline. that's really important because we rejected that theory when we came into office. we just said, you know, we don't believe that we have to kiss up to china, right?

we don't believe that they are inevitably going to rise and take over the world and we are going to quietly decline. we rejected that premise. so when you admit that you are old friends, if you admit that then you are admitting you know what? i got it wrong and china got it right? ainsley: talk about this letter that 212 rabbis in america and rabbis overseas got together coalition of values they sent a letter to nancy pelosi and strongly reprimanding pelosi for not being hard on minnesota's congresswoman omar for those -- those anti-israel comments that she made. they want her removed in the house foreign affairs committee. this is part of the letter. the mob attacks on american jews today are directly attributable to the rhetoric of representative omar and those who stand with her within and beyond congress to protect jewish measures and forover safeguard the integrity of the house foreign affairs committee. we insist upon the removal of

representative omar of her appointment without anything resembling a forceful response anti-jewish hatred have proliferated. what do you say? >> i think that nancy pelosi actually had a strong statement over ilhan omar's last comments but the problem is there has been no action. there has been no accountability. getting the committee assignment as all of you know of house foreign affairs committee is one of the most plumb assignments. they had to know whenever they originally put her on the committee that this would eventually blow up in their face, you know, from a p.r. perspective. and so because there has been no accountability, she gets harsh words, harsh condemnations which are appropriate from the speaker but then there is no follow-up. i saw on the news a few days ago marjorie taylor greene had a visit to the holocaust museum to get a better understanding of why maybe some of her words were inflammatory. and i think that kind of showing remorse, that kind of action is something that we should see

from ilhan omar but she is not sorry. brian: she apologized and the democrats stepped down and said listen, let's forget about it equating the holocaust to something she shouldn't have. that will be good. of the bottom line is the quad has got leverage. they can sit there and on anything nancy pelosi puts forward and they will protect each other. morgan ortagus, thanks so much. >> thanks, guys. >> thank you. brian: let's go out to janice dean and braving these ugly conditions. janice: all of us should be outside. take a look at the temperatures. because in the northeast all of the northeast really dealing with beautiful conditions, dry conditions, 60 in new york. 50 in buffalo. 5 in chicago. now, we're going to get wet along the gulf coast because we have this system that's developing that's probably going to become a depression today and maybe get a name this weekend. regardless of whether or not it gets a name. we don't think it's going to become a hurricane.

potential for heavy rainfall texas to panhandle. watch out for that and keep you up to date. there is the forecast today. the other huge story everybody is talking about is the heat across the west. the temperatures are just incredible and very dangerous unfortunately as we head into the weekend. look at phoenix, 117 degrees, yikes. so just be safe inside. check on the elderly. bring your pets inside. you know the drill. all right. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. brian: especially your old pets. janice: it's important. ainsley: 117. janice: top story for a lot of folks. brian: death valley 130 but do you live in death valley. janice: very true. you are a smart man. brian: thank you. she doesn't mean that but i will take it. ainsley: watched "fox & friends first" i heard talking about it with jillian and todd. brian: no i didn't. up next the incredible rescue we have shown you all morning long

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steve: dramatic dashcam video capturing a hit-and-run crash in

michigan, that left a woman pinned underneath her car, and her two-year-old son, dangling upside down inside. oakland county sheriff's deput ies rushed to the scene and instead of waiting for the fire department or a wrecker, they worked together to lift the car off the woman as you could see screen right there, to save her life. here with more, some of the people who took part in that heroic rescue, sergeant stephen law and deputy charles pietrowski. good morning, guys. good morning. steve: sergeant let's start with you. you arrive at the scene, what do you see? >> i got to the scene, and there was obviously two cars that had been involved in the accident. they were up on to the shoulder of the road. one car was upside down, as i walked up, i saw that there was a female had been pinned under the vehicle, the top half of her body was underneath the vehicle. her vehicle, that was turned upside down. steve: so she was in that crash

that we saw, she was ejected? >> correct. steve: okay, and it looks like the guy who slammed him just ran away. >> he immediately fled the scene on foot. steve: all right, so deputy, traditionally, you wait for a wrecker or you wait for more backup to try to move things around but you realized how desperate this situation was and unless you do something, she could actually die. >> that's correct. steve: so what do you do? >> that time when i had gotten on scene, we could hear the fire trucks were on their way but they were still a little bit of a distance from us. deputy pietrowski had said to me , you know, we've got enough people here, we can lift the vehicle, so we got together, everybody took a position on the vehicle. there's seven to eight of us and we were able to lift the vehicle

enough off the female that one of the deputies was able to slight her out from under the vehicle and free her from being trapped. steve: man oh, man that heroic. deputy pietrowski, you know, so much of the news about police these days is about defund the police, and about bad things that happen in rare circumstances. we need to see more stories like this because this kind of thing happens a lot. >> absolutely. almost daily in this city. maybe not those particular circumstances, but the heroic actions that our deputies take. steve: and this is what, you know, you defund the police, and when somebody has to pick-up the phone and call somebody, who comes to lift the car off of you >> exactly. i don't know who you're going to get to show up there, but we come to work every day and we're glad to do it and proud to do it steve: absolutely. real quickly, last you heard, she was in what condition, sergeant? >> last we heard, the woman was

in stable condition. steve: and the guy who hit them was arrested i understand, and what about the two-year-old? >> as far as we knew, the two- year-old was not injured as a result of the crash. one of the deputies prior to our arrival was able to climb into the vehicle and remove the child who was secured in the child seat. steve: well thank you, both. you know, you were in the right place at the right time and taking action into your hands. she is alive today thanks to the both of you and thanks for joining us today. >> thank you for your support. steve: thank you for your service guys. coming up, indiana's governor is being sued by residents after ending the states unemployment benefits the extended ones but business owners in the state say potential workers don't need another reason to stay home. hear from them coming up next hour, "fox & friends." yardwork... teamwork...

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steve: air force one back in the united states. ainsley: this is the headline of the new york post this morning. brian: it says old war. >> we gave a very big stage to russia and we got nothing. >> is there going to become a time where you might call him old friend to old friend and ask him to open up china. >> we're not old friends. it's just pure business. >> when you admit that you're old friends if you admit that then you're admitting you know what i got china wrong and trump got it right. >> texas governor greg abbott commits millions of dollars to build the border wall in his state. >> in the federal government absence texas is stepping up to

get the job done. >> there is a lack of emphasis from the federal government and their policy which has created this crisis. brian: a florida mom sending his kids masks to a lab, the shocking lab results. >> universal campaigns for children to continue to wear masks do not make sense anymore. >> nfl tightened greg olson's son tj rings the bell after recovering from heart transplant surgery. >> [bell ringing] >> [applause] >> tj! >> ♪ ♪ brian: the dave matthews band, very exciting. ainsley: in birmingham known it's the founding city, you'll like this , brian, for the recognition of veteran's day and it hosts the nations oldest and largest veteran's day celebration. steve: that's right condoleeza rice is from birmingham and our buddies in radio rick and bubba

are broadcasting live in birmingham, alabama on thursday, june 17, 2021. ainsley: birmingham is the only place in the world where all of the ingredients for making iron is present, coal, iron ore and limestone within a 10-mile radius. brian: she did not have to read this also special announcement at the lincoln memorial tunnel to towers will announce the ceremony to honor american service members killed in the war on terror because since 9/11 so many others have sacrificed and we know that frank is going to be doing frank siller, he's going to be walking from shanksville to washington to new york and arrive here on 9/11, on foot. ainsley: he's an amazing man. you should go on their website and donate $11 a month it helps all of our veterans and their families. steve: because this 9/11 will be 20 years. ainsley: hard to believe. we all remember where we were. steve: we do. ainsley: etched in our minds forever. brian: two minutes after the hour president biden is back at the white house after having what he calls a positive summit with russian president vladimir putin. steve: the two leaders discussed all sorts of stuff, including

cyberattacks, where our president said you've got to stop it, but just stop these 16. ainsley: i know, right? so griff jenkins joins us live from the white house with more as the president is criticized for snapping at a reporter after the summit as well. hey, griff. griff: that's the thing, ainsley , steven, brian, good morning, you put your finger on it, because the two leaders discussed everything from cybersecurity, arms control, human rights for more than three hours which by the way was shorter than expected, but yet, the headline, we learned now, in those dualing solo press conferences, as the leaders held afterwards, the headline is that the president lost his cool on kaitlyn cones of cnn. watch. >> why are you so confident he'll change his behavior? >> i'm not confident. what do you do all day? >> given his past behavior has not changed in that press conference he denied any involvement and how does that account to a constructive meeting? >> i don't understand that. griff: before departing geneva

the president apologized for being what he called a "wise guy" and we also learned in the press conference that the president gave putin a list of 16 types of infrastructure that were off limits to cyberattacks, but was it a success? well the president says we'll find out in the next few months whether it was a successor not, meanwhile, former president donald trump offering his assessment. >> well i guess overall is we didn't get anything. we gave a very big stage to russia and we got nothing. we gave up something that was unbelievably valuable, i stopped the pipeline, nord stream, and that pipeline was stopped and it was given back, and nothing was gotten for it. griff: speaking of things gotten , at least one tangible takeaway we know is that both leaders agreed to return their ambassadors to washington and moscow and we know that vladimir putin now has a cool pair of

aviator sunglasses as a gift from president biden as well as a stubin glass buffalo, what president biden got for putin, we still don't know. brian, ainsley, steve? brian: griff this is your brilliance. each hit you've added a little bit more. first you didn't even include the buffalo then you included the buffalo and now you told us who made it. you are perfect for the morning show, each hour, you fold in something else. it's genius. griff: thank you. steve: all right, so, after as griff was talking -- ainsley: that's all he had to say. steve: we only have a three hour show that's the end he won't give us more detail or in the next hour he won't tell us what color the box was, but anyway after the two met, were much shorter than we thought they were going to be, they each had press conferences. putin took a bunch of questions and then, the president took, he had a list again, fox news not on the list but peter doocy who

always is very loud at the end of these things, got up and shouted to the president and the question the back story of the question is this. peter traveled with joe biden when he was running for president all the time he would say you need to elect me president because i've traveled with president xi more than anybody else. 17,000 miles we go way back so peter asked him about that, regarding these covid origins. watch the question, and then listen to the answer. >> you've spoken many times about how you have spent perhaps more time with president xi than any other world leader, so is there going to become a time where you might call him old friend to old friend and ask him to open up china to the world health organization investigator s who are trying to get to the bottom of covid-19? >> let's get something straight we know each other well, we're not old friends. it's just pure business. steve: okay, that's what he said yesterday and whose going to call him on it other than peter

doocy? we've got some tape and you will see that they both regard themselves as friends. here is some of the video, listen to the president of china talk about how they are old friends. >> i was with xi-jinping in china, spent more time with him i'm told than any world leader and i traveled 17,000 miles with him, in china, the united states and asia generally, and met with him, i guess, they tell me 24-25 hours. meeting with him, traveling 17,000 miles with him when i was vice president, he was the vice president, and that's how i got to know him so well. >> i'd like to make a toast. our great grandchildren will look back and say what a beautiful history we wrote together. >> to me president biden is an old friend. we have interacted with each other so much and we visited each other's countries, and we spent more than 10 hours

together exchanging views. steve: so according to the president of china they're all friends and ainsley then at the white house when biden was vice president, at an event, with president xi, once again, the friendship came up. ainsley: this was back in december of 2013, and xi called biden an old friend and then biden referred to him and he says mr. president, thank you very much. and i say to your colleagues i hope you don't think that i trust past on take advantage of my friendship with the president to keep him as long as i did in the other room, but i thank you very much, mr. president, for the opportunity to meet with you, again. brian: and this is a scary part , was the rest of his answer it says the world's attitude towards china is trying very hard, china is trying very hard to project itself as responsible stop, are you kidding me? they are the most irresponsible nation on the planet the third major pandemic attempt, this one worked. they've killed millions of people and denied they played a role in it and blamed us, and they have been very forthcoming as a nation. they are trying very hard to talk about how they are talking

about helping the world in terms of covid-19. really? by giving out a bad vaccine to their allies? and then not even telling us who was about to hit us therefore we could have stopped it and saved i don't know how many people in america died now over 600,000? how could you possibly characterize their behavior like that while immediately, cleansing the entire area, not letting anyone have access to the lab, and then denying that they did anything wrong in that lab, and condemning us for saying that it's the china flu, it's kind of convenient, because you gave it to us. steve: right so why doesn't joe biden pick-up the phone and talk to his old friend. that was peter's question. we asked morgan ortagus, whose a state department spokesperson the last administration, why joe biden will not admit their friendship, and she has this to say. >> until president trump really started hammering about the threat of the chinese communist party, most of the world, most of the united states, both political parties

were pretty asleep to that threat, so you saw in eight years under president biden o and vice president biden that was very doveish towards china, had no, their policy was to pivot towards asia, and to go to the fact that china was inevitably going to rise and that america was inevitably going to decline. we rejected that premise so when you admit that you're old friends, if you admit that then you're admitting do you know what? i got china wrong and trump got it right. steve: you know -- brian: it's consolidated power, president xi stopped elections and said i am president for life and began making islands, and taking over the region, and intimidating other countries while rolling out the road program, therefore essentially extorting the developing nations into giving them what they want and voting the way they want. steve: so why wouldn't joe biden just admit yesterday that they are old friends? maybe he forgot, but then again, maybe he's embarrassed he said that during the campaign to get

elected, or the fact that the research in the united states is going so slow on the covid origins is because they are old friends. only joe biden knows why he would not admit that they were old friends even though we played the tape, saw the quote, they have had a long friendship. ainsley: we have a lot of friends down in the state of texas and texas is very concerned about what's happening at the border, and the governor there, governor abbott, has announced that look, biden, you're not going to continue to build donald trump's wall, guess what? i will. i'm taking over the project, and he's asking for you at home to give donations. he actually is putting in $250 million as a down payment and that moneys coming from the texas department of criminal justice, but he's getting support from other governors as well and florida is sending troops to help them the national guard to help patrol, other states are doing that south carolina is one of the states on board as well. here is governor greg abbott. >> today, we are announcing that texas will build a border

wall in our state to help secure our border. the border crisis that we're dealing with right now is a direct result of the open border policies that have been put in place by the biden administration. homes are being invaded. neighborhoods are dangerous, and people are being threatened on a daily basis. we believe in the rule of law and law and order in this state and by god we're going to step up and deliver that rule of law and law and order in the state of texas. >> [applause] brian: so, supporting the border wall and i think they want private donations too, steve bannon stay out of this but people they want money they got $250 million to start but arkansas governor, georgia, south carolina, north dakota, and oklahoma are all helping with the border wall which absolutely does help especially so frustrating we have 450 miles paid and done, we had another 500 miles paid for and we are paying now for someone to store it, it's already made we're paying contractors off but pure political purposes, joe biden is

taking that money back and putting it to other places, and the other thing to keep in mind there were times when you hear politicians talk and it's like okay they are looking for political gain, you mesa degree or disagree. that is a passionate governor who sees his state being invaded on a daily basis, as people are saying our homes are being ransacked our communities are being destroyed. this is, that is pure raw emotion. lt. colonel alan west, head of the texas gop who might just find himself running against governor abbott shortly said this about an hour ago. >> building a border wall just part of what needs to happen. we need to have a full mobilization of our national guard, texas national guard down along that border so that they can secure these infiltration routes and the crossings that we see coming from these cartels and the flow of drugs and persons and one of the important things that we have to do going forward is to look at the system that has allowed this illegal immigration to happen. especially the use of the cartel

s but also, we have got to understand the constitutional crisis of having the federal government that is advocated their entire role and responsibility to protect texas. steve: so texas is not just going to stand at the border and watch all these people come across. remember last week, we gave you the number. during the month of may, 180,000 migrants were stopped at our southern border trying to get into the country illegally and those are the only ones we know about. ainsley: it's a problem you can't ignore. you see these children being left on the border by themselves crying, clutching their teddy bears and you see all these trucks or these stash houses, hundreds of them are crammed into these small spaces. we've learned the numbers about sexual predators are up 1400% in one sector. steve: drugs. ainsley: that's right drug, fentanyl, texas has seen an 800% increase in fentanyl at the border in the first four months of this year just january through april, enough to kill 21 million americans. brian: by the way this is how backwards this administration is they announced their immigration

reform in the new york times. they didn't even tell the republicans. they have to write an open letter saying excuse me, what are we supposed to be looking at , what legislation are you proposing? why are you giving it to the new york times and not to your colleagues and the people on the other party. it's nuts. steve: they leaked the copy to the new york times and now the senators are saying hey, can we see what you gave the newspaper? brian: they had to write a letter. steve: it's crazy anyway some of the stuff going on right now, more with jillian. jillian: that's right good morning. let's get you caught up and let's begin with a fox news alert. a georgia police officer is killed during early morning traffic stop. the georgia bureau of investigation is on scene and says there was an officer-involved shooting. the local authorities have not released any details about what led up to the incident. they have confirmed the male suspect is also deceased. >> a new law requires gun shots to video tape buyers in san jose , california. it's to stop people from purchasing guns for someone who is legally prohibited from

having one, like fell ons and minors, the law also requires stores to report audio and keep the videos for at least 30 days in case police need it to solve gun crimes. this is all part of the mayor's gun control plan in response to the mass shooting at a rail yard last month. >> victoria's secret bids farewell to their world famous angel super models in an attempt to redefine sexy. the company launching a campaign featuring high profile women known for their accomplishments rather than their figures. among them, soccer star megan ra ppino, advocate paloma e ssler. and, a little league t-ballgame evolves into total chaos in kentucky. look at this , parents seen here getting into a violent brawl and screaming at each other over an umpire's call, listen. >> [screaming]

jillian: reminder, this is t- ball. the fight reportedly leaving several kids in tears during their game, and an investigation is underway. my goodness. ainsley: it's t-ball. brian: right i remember everybody gets up they don't even keep score. steve: yeah but at the end everybody gets a trophy so what are they fighting over? everybody gets a trophy. jillian: that's intense. brian: i mean, i'm all for supporting your kids in sports everybody knows that but t-ball is so mine numbingly boring because every kid gets up and by the end of the year it's like oh, my goodness it's going to be six hours. there's nothing to fight about. steve: i never thought it was boring because i thought the kid doesn't hit the ball squarely they aren't going to get a college scholarship. brian: it's true. ainsley: i know. my child is lazy! he's three. brian: all right, congratulations, parents. sorry for airing your video. steve: you might the highlight or the low light. coming up on this thursday, indiana's governor is being sued

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steve: the governor of indiana now facing a lawsuit over his decision to end those supplement al extended unemployment benefits by the end of the week. lawsuit claims that ending the benefits would, ending them early would cause "in rep inable harm to those collecting and hoosiers across the state"

but look, the reality is business owners are struggling to hire somebody to work for him , and those extra incentives, the supplemental keeping people at home, and they need people to hire. the owners of sicily subs, in evansville, indiana, join us live. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. steve: let's start at the beginning. at the height of the pandemic, you know, you guys were going to close but you came up with an idea on how to stay open. how did you stay afloat? >> so that's right. when we were going to close down our 18 month old daughter, she contracted covid and at the time , it was a 14-day quarantine for our family in addition to her 10-day quarantine, so that was a month of us without revenue, and we just said we can't do anything we're going to have to close. we announced we were going to close that evening. there was a lot of tears shed, maybe a bottle of wine opened,

and i looked at the table and i said goodness, honey i'm hungry. i wish we had a charcuterie board and then i stopped for a minute and looked at my husband and i said dave, is this a thing, is it like a thing, do people do this so i jumped on pinterest. steve: look at that. >> i started looking on pinterest and oh, my goodness it actually was a thing so we put out a pre-order, and we told people we could not get to them for three weeks because of the covid in our household. steve: well, and the necessity is the mother of invention and so that kept you afloat, and now , david, you're to the point where you want to expand the business, because people are coming back in but you can not get people to, you know, they've been getting the supplemental federal money and it's like why would i work for them making chalkboards when i can sit on may couch and make more money? >> i mean, there's that, but

everybody is hiring. it's not just us. you look at any restaurant at any grocery store, gas station, everybody is hiring, so people need, we would like for people to get back to work, not for us but just in the community. steve: absolutely because i will tell you in the town i live in, there is a help wanted sign on every store, some place there's a hey, we could use more help. danielle, we had jasper marable on from kansas city who runs a couple of restaurants and it's to the point where there are so few people who want to work, they are having to pay them extra. they got to pay cooks $35 an hour just to keep somebody in the kitchen, and what they are doing right now, a lot of businesses in foodservice, they are using ppp money, but eventually that money is going to run out and then, you know, the people are going to want to have that money.

go ahead, imagine these are the want ads on tv right now, danielle, what would you say to the people in your area around indiana, why they should come work for you? >> well, i mean, what david and i have always done with sicily is we've always thought of it as a jumping off point for people. we don't expect anybody to work for us forever. it's a great place for a student to work. we have local artists that work with us. we have, you know, musicians, it be a great place for them to make a little extra money. we pay well. our starting pay, it sounds low, but it's $8 an hour; however it's $8 an hour plus tips, so sometimes that averages out to $ 16 or $17 an hour, to make sandwiches. it's good money. steve: it is good money, and it's a good future, good launch ing place as you said.

you know, those chalkboards are beautiful what's your website for people who want to order them? >> so our website is www.sicily subsandmore.com or call us at the shop at 812-303- 3382. steve: that's what we're trying to do help the small businesses. danielle and david hodge, thank you very much. good luck to both of you. >> take care. >> thank you. steve: they just need people to work for them. meanwhile, remember this promise for new green jobs from john kerry? >> i think that workers are going to see that with the efforts of the biden administration, they are going to have much better set of choices and frankly, it will create more jobs. steve: well, that promise doesn't seem to be panning out. we're going to talk to one worker at a wind turbine manufacturing plant losing his job over taxes.

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jillian: good morning we're back with your headlines first responders join police in lining seattle streets to honor a fallen officer. they held a procession for officer alexandra lexi harris hit and killed by a car earlier this week while trying to help people involved in a crash. she was off duty at the time and was on her way home from work. police are searching for the man involved in the crash who stole harris' car from the scene. >> an unsatisfied macdonald's customer now facing assault charges after attacking employee s for not fulfilling her specialty drink order. the woman was caught on camera hurling and striking two employees at a mcdonald's in ohio. she reportedly became upset when they refused to mix flavors, police took her away in handcuff s and she faces two misdemeanor charges. >> and an amazing update on tj olson the son of former nfl tightened greg olson ringing the bell after recovering from his successful transplant surgery. watch this. >> here we go.

what are we doing? >> [bell ringing] >> all right, buddy! tj! >> [applause] jillian: amazing. the bell symbolizing the brave eight-year-old full recovery two weeks after receiving a new heart due to congenital conditions. his dad joined us last week with what it meant to him to find that donor. >> we're so thankful for everybody involved that, you know, we were able to have that healthcare and have that access and it's just truly remarkable what we're able to do. jillian: olson captioned the heartwarming video, "our family is whole again." incredible. love to see stories like that, brian? brian: told the story on the show thanks jillian appreciate it. meanwhile, hey remember when white house climate czar, yeah, we have one, john kerry, made this suggestion to laid off pipeliners. >> the fast-growing job in the united states before covid was solar power technician.

the second fastest-growing job pre-covid was wind turbine technician, and i think that workers are going to see that with the efforts of the biden administration, they are going to have much better set of choices and frankly, it will create more jobs than stuck where we were. brian: that was january. let's see those more jobs, so much for better choices. a south dakota manufacturing plant, for wind turbines, is set to close, with the company blaming in part, "a proposed revisions to tax policies impacting the wind energy industry." brian doctor is one of 300 employees impacted by this decision, joins us now. so brian, you're in a green job. what happened? >> well it's the tax policies. brian: in what respect? >> well starting 2022, the tax credit will phase out for wind energy and that has something to

do with his production tax credit for the wind and fossil fuels. brian: so you say this is 100% hypocritical. they are promoting green jobs. you're in a green job, and here they are 100 plus days in the administration and you're out of your green job. >> yup, absolutely. i'm done with my job. brian: are you angry? >> yeah, a little bit. i mean, it's nothing to be super sour about, but i got to keep on keeping on, but his policies just aren't helping any jobs. brian: they never do. it's easy to kill a job and just go travel overseas or sit in your bubble that's what he's doing. you say you have two little daughters you work at a highly- specific job and there's not a lot of jobs in your area, you don't necessarily want to move plus your wife has a job. >> yes, thankfully she can work

remotely, but what i do here at the plant, there's no jobs in aberdeen for it. we're going to end up moving, sell the house and moving, but everything works out. it'll work out. brian: but it's just the misinformation for people, you put in office, that hurts individual people. what is your message to washington, and to john kerry of the world who tell you to go pick another profession? >> well why doesn't he pick a different profession? if anybody should lose a job it should be him and his cronies and biden. brian: absolutely. >> biden is such a dumb bastard he just doesn't get anything. brian: can't talk about the president like that but i understand your frustration, brian. especially with politicians who see bar graphs and pie charts and not people. we like to see people here, and i understand how you feel.

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>> i'll take your questions and as usual, folks, they gave me a list of the people i'm going to call on, so jonathan, associated press. steve: yup there's a list fox news is never on the list. let's bring in fox news contributor lara trump, he joins es right now she's shaking her head. the white house so wants to manage him, jen psaki admitted on david axlerod's podcast that she does not recommend him taking shouted questions, of course that's the only way our correspondent ever gets anything answered.

>> well, remember the good old days, guys, whenever donald trump would walk to marine one unprepared, no notecards, he would just go and say you, you, you, call on anybody, and everybody? we had transparency from our white house. i mean, this is important stuff, because the american people have a right to hear from our president of the united states. i mean, this is crazy stuff. the fact that this guy is out there saying they told me to do x,y, and z here is my list. oh, i'm going to get in trouble. are you kidding me? joe biden, you're the president of the united states. think about the message and the signal that this sends to our adversaries, to vladimir putin, to kim jong-un, to xi-jinping, to people that are kind of looking for weakness within the united states. it makes us look ridiculous, it is embarrassing, and we're getting no information from the president. it's crazy. steve: sure, and so ultimately, who writes the list? and who is running the white

house? >> well isn't that the million dollar question? wouldn't we like to know whose actually in charge? who is calling shots? who they are, that are going to get joe biden in trouble? i think that is the really concerning thing here. i mean, it seems as though they just put executive orders in front of him. he signs them, they give him talking points they give him lists he goes out there, they keep him and ask him about his ice cream flavors and then he goes home and goes to bed and the american people are just supposed to look the other way and not think twice about it, but it is a really serious problem when you have people out there who actually are looking to possibly cause harm to the united states. will this guy holdup? will he actually have his own thoughts and own ideas and what would he actually do, or somebody else calling shots behind the scenes? interesting question. i wish i knew the answer. ainsley: what about the cnn reporter? she ask him, she said how can you be confident that putin will change? that is a legitimate question. he didn't like it.

he came back and started pointing his fingers and told her she was in the wrong profession. >> well isn't it interesting that now cnn, who generally is there to cover everything for joe biden, for the biden family, is now realizing oh, my gosh, maybe, by, you know, doing what we have done over the past five years, and just attacking donald trump and codelling democrat candidates specifically joe biden, maybe this is a problem. obviously, i think his response was way over-the-top, and it shows maybe why they don't, ainsley, want him to be taking questions shouted at him. he clearly cannot handle them. brian: so lara, it seems like a month ago but it was only a week ago where kamala harris was in guatemala and mexico and really struggled with the communications as well as the q&a portion and came back just did not have good answers to the point where people are writing up that kamala harris was not a good candidate, has never been strong on stage, has never been good in interviews and is being held

back. now, that everybody is home and back in their respective homes, do you expect her to feel some actual heat? >> i really wish i could answer that question, and say yes, because she needs to do something about our southern border. she needs to answer questions. she can't just laugh them off about it like she's been doing, but don't forget, she dropped out of the race, guys, for the democrat primaries before her home state of california even voted. she was pulling at 2%, she dropped out before mary ann williamson did, she was not a very popular person, and clearly , she probably thought maybe i'm in over my head here. now, she is vice president of the united states and i think we're seeing consequences of possibly choosing a person, based on identity politics, based on their gender, and not qualifications. this is what you get again an embarrassment for america for her to go down to guatemala, be called out by the guatemalan president like we talked about a

week ago, saying you're the problem. the problem is joe biden and kamala harris and the policies. we didn't have this issue under president donald trump, so embarrassing but look, i hope she feels some heat. i hope that this problem gets addressed but again, i think they are going to play it out as long as they can and try to just sweep it under the rug. ainsley: she's even getting slammed by illegal immigrants saying she hasn't followed through with her promise for amnesty, which they ran on that, and they didn't give that and so they are furious with her thank you so much, lara. >> thanks guys. ainsley: let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean >> ladies and gentlemen, okay, you're from teachers from oklahoma what are your names? >> kim. >> andrea. >> are you excited to be here? >> yes. >> you guys are from virginia what's your names? >> michelle. >> thank you mr. trump i appreciate it. >> and you guys met as marines? thank you for your service let's take a look at the maps real quick it's a beautiful day to visit new york city, but you know what i've got to tell you

if you live across the southwest very warm. dangerous heat and that's going to hang on today through the weekend we've got heat advisories in effect and that's going to spread into the plain states so just be careful, 118 in phoenix, las vegas as well, salt lake city so know what to do, stay inside take care of your pets and the elderly, check on the elderly because it's going to be really warm not only today but through the weekend. not a lot in the way of moisture , but if you live across the gulf coast, we've got the potential for a tropical system that's going to develop, we think across texas, louisiana , mississippi, alabama, heavy rainfall over the weekend regardless of whether it gets a name because we're into tropical season so just keep an eye on that. know what to do if there's a watch or warning does anybody want to say hi to anybody at home real quick? >> oh, yes we would like to say hi to kechum elementary. yes, teachers, want to say hi real quick? >> i do want to say hello to the people in stafford, virginia nicely done, ainsley, steve, brian, look my friends are here

today. brian: fox square. ainsley: we love our teachers and our military. that's great. brian: meanwhile, coming up tonight at 7:00, which is going to get here before you know it amongst the guests lined up this is true, governor chris christie will be live bring us inside the political process and senator tom cotton and new revelations and the president' stance on china, and eless stefanik among the leadership now in the republican party and pregnant. steve: we'll be watching. ainsley: she's pregnant? oh, great i didn't know that. brian: i think so. no, no, she is. ainsley: brian is hosting primetime tonight everyone watch steve: all week long. meanwhile, you've heard about this story. she lost the love of her life during the height of the pandemic and now, the widow of broad way star nick cadero is opening up about how she is trying to move forward. amanda klutz is going to join us live but first it's hemmer time. bill: brian, steve, i've only got 10 hours of work on that show and i hope you confirmed that news with

the congresswoman. brian: yeah, i'm on it. [laughter] bill: thanks guys great show. ainsley: you always want to be 100% when you say that brian. bill: critical question for our audience today. will the biden team hold beijing 's feet to the covid fire a closer look with an insider on that coming up. putin is talking again general jack keane sizes up the big meeting, karl rove with some pointed words for the media, and a big part of atlanta wants no part of atlanta. we'll talk to the man leading that charge and why, so join dana and me, 11 minutes, top of the hour, we shall see you then. [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good

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ainsley: nick cordero was a star on broad way whose story off the stage captured national attention in the early days of the pandemic. he met his beautiful wife amanda while appearing together in a show on broad way called " bullets over broad way" and then they got married and they had their little son elvis but their happiness was met with tragedy when nick was diagnosed with covid-19, amanda, sharing updates on social media on her husband's condition until the very day he passed away at the age of 41. one year later she's opening up on her spiritual journey through grief and her brand new book called outlive your life" amanda klutz joins us now.

hi. >> hi, good morning. ainsley: you are so beautiful, and i am so sorry that you lost nick, but you are remembering him and you're passing his story on to your son through your book tell us about nick and what happened to him. >> oh, nick was just the man that everybody loved, six foot five, dark hair, dark eyes, a smile that just warmed your heart. he could do anything and un credible actor, an amazing musician and truly just loved life. he always said to me i live such a blessed life and i'll never forget those words. ainsley: wow, april of last year , 2020, he was 41, hospitalized with covid, put into a medical-induced coma, was on a ventilator, septic shock, a blood clot in his right leg, eventually the leg had to be amputated. you got to see him 79 days in and then on july 5, 95 days after being admitted, he passed away. you wrote this book and we found

an excerpt that is just beautiful and our viewers will love it. it says "i said nick, if you're here with us, you're saying this in your head, hassle advice , give me a kiss and just as i finished this thought, elvis turned his tiny body toward me, grabbed my face, and pulled me into a long kiss. chills came over my body, and tears streamed down my face. that's his little lips touched mine. elvis kept kissing me over and over again despite my not saying a word and i laid there sobbing and smiling. why did you write this book? >> i wanted nick to have closure for his story, and i wanted elvis to know his story, and i wanted to just, you know, bring finally the whole story to everyone that followed us, that supported us, that prayed for us i had such an army and i still do to this day, and i want everybody to read this book so that they know the full true story. there's so much of this book that i didn't share at the time

that i'm able to share now, and you'll read all about us and all about the journey we went through, and how faith and the support of everyone that followed us got us through. ainsley: well, you're just an amazing person, you're strong and you live in california, and i know you sold the t-shirts to remember your husband, you've written this beautiful book i've read it , it's called "live your life" and it's a wonderful story and we get to know nick and your family. thank you so much. >> thank you, ainsley, thank you so much. have a great day. ainsley: more "fox & friends" moments away. was actually ibs-c giving her grief. so she talked to her doctor because she wanted more relief. that's when she said yess to adding linzess. linzess is not a laxative. it helps you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. and is proven to help relieve overall abdominal symptoms-belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. do not give linzess to children less than six and it should not be given to children six to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage.

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>> we thought it was appropriate to end our show with a beautiful shot that looks like heaven. nick's song live your life. we just interviewed his life. live your life is her new book if you want a good read. >> bill: good morning. that much anticipated summit is in the rearview mirror. what did america get out of it? that's a question we asked going into it. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to the program. >> dana: good morning, i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." a big build-up for many days. vladimir putin said the talks were friendly. biden knew what he wanted and acted skillfully. republicans with giving him a failing grade. >> it was a disaster. the whole week was. the only one seeking