stream was peter dashak, he worked behind-the-scenes to cover up and downplay the lab league theory. tonight we have an important update. human events reports he has been removed from the un backed lancet commission on covid origins. it is about time. greg gutfeld takes it all from year. see you tomorrow. jillian: a veteran police officer gunned down in broad daylight near denver. adobe execution style shooting at a parade in chicago and new video of a volunteer for the mayoral front runner staffed on the city sidewalk. can america's leaders get a handle on the out-of-control crime surge.

neil: lawlessness at the southern border as well. human traffickers operating freely at the border fearing migrants into the us day in and day out as more republican governors take matters into their own hands. jillian: the purple heart recipient who went to great heights to ring in his ninetieth birthday. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪♪ i want to fly away ♪♪ neil: you seem like somebody who would. do you like it? jillian: i did for this show when i was new here and it is something. neil: are going to throw you out of a plane. we welcome you to "fox and friends first," we are not going to 3 you out of a plane. it is tuesday, i am todd and that is jillian. jillian: tributes pouring in for a colorado police officer killed in the line of duty.

>> the latest example of the crime surge gripping our country. jackie ibanez here with what we are learning about the following officer. >> the people that after that shooting, that includes police officer gordon beasley, a 19 year veteran of the force. the others killed include the shooter and a third person police described as a samaritan. police have not said what led to the shooting or a possible notice. this comes as the country sees an alarming spike in violence. in new york city, shocking surveillance video shows the moment the campaign volunteer for mayoral candidate eric adams is stabbed multiple times in the bronx, the suspect took off and no arrests were made so far this morning. in chicago horrifying execution style cop killed on video. a husband and wife were shot after a traffic dispute over the weekend. video appears to show the couple

being dragged from their car and shot industry. the man did not survive. mayor lori lightfoot vows to hunt down everyone responsible. white house press secretary jen psaki blames the pandemic and the trump administration for the spike in violence. >> there's been a rise in crime over the last 5 years, the last 18 months. it is a concern of many americans, republicans and democrats. >> reporter: this as a former member of president obama's policing task force shifts blame, has nothing to do with the lawlessness linked to the defund the police movement or last summer's looting and rioting. >> the rise in crime is not the fault of the movement the police. this is the nasdaq all along. why should we fund them systems and institutions rendering themselves in effective? jillian: president biden will outline his crime prevention strategy during a speech at the white house tomorrow. neil: will have a lot on that comment you heard on the other

channel later on. jillian: a manhunt underway after an off-duty undercover nypd officers attack with a bat in the bronx, the 33-year-old was taken to the hospital was a witness says the officer got into an argument with several men when things escalated. investigators do not think they knew he was a cop. police are searching for these men. todd: a man steals a car from a car wash with the owner just feet away, the woman tried to scare him with a hose. he takes off. look at that. with her hanging onto the handle. she eventually let go. the owner of 20 army veteran who just moved to the suburbs. police looking for that car. americans concerned about the violence in our streets, senior political analyst but human says democrats could pay a high price in 2022.

>> store closing in san francisco because they can't do anything about shoplifting, the riot squad quitting in portland, those awful scenes of violence in the streets of new york. people noticed this stuff and they don't like it and they never have. if this is still the situation or something like it when the midterms roll around the gravity the party and the white house faces in the first midterm is likely to be very heavy indeed and the president needs to do something. >> president biden's approval rating could take it from the lawlessness at the border as well. speaking of the border crisis nebraska joins other red states in sending law enforcement to the border as agencies see a surging crime. neil: biden administration considers and the major immigration policy. >> that is an important point. title 42 is the progenitor which they have been expelling migrants to protect americans from covid.

of the 180,000 encountered at the border, 112,000 were expelled under it. border patrol officials tell me they expected to go away need to late july and when it does it will be a, quote, raking point of resources this as smugglers in the rio grande valley continue to exploit our overwhelmed agents, across the river, or might long bringing 50 to 60 at a time and cartel violence spiraling out of control in the mexican city across the river from macau and where you see those rafting, the numbers really tell the story. 178 smuggling arrests this past weekend and that does not include the hundreds that are surrendering. drugs, 1.8 million in math and marijuana seized in a few days.

this is more states are answering texas, greg abbott's call to send resources to the border, nebraska governor pete ricketts announcing in a statement he will send state troopers to assist local authorities saying while the federal government has fallen short in its response nebraska is having to step up to provide assistance to texas as they work to protect their communities and keep people safe. georgia's lieutenant governor jeff duncan explains why his state has already joined the fight. >> we want to do our part, we are in this as americans, all 50 states are in a crisis because of this border. >> a final note about who is come across the border, among the apprehensions over the weekend four rick convicted sex offenders, one a known gang member. >> apparently there is no crisis at the border so i am told. vice president kamala harris tapped to leave the child tax credit push to fight criticism from is managing the border crisis.

>> what we know is one more families know about the relief included in the american rescue plan. when more families know how they can get the relief that is how we will be able to lift our children out of poverty, that is how we will lift up our nation's middle-class as well. jillian: biden's 80% hike to child tax credit will see 112,$500 a year, as much as $3,600 this year to help raise each of their kids. child tax credits up to 200, 300 per month, will hit bank accounts on july 15th. a british doctor is removed from the united nations commission tasked with investigating the origins of covid 19.

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as police chief, thanks for being here. when we played that clip yesterday and i heard that officer say we are good people in made me sad because i never thought we would get to a point in this country where you have to have officer today in and day out risked their lives for us to stand in a podium and say we are good people. >> she reflected the message of a lot of our officers, dispatch was designed by the men and women of the apartment back in 16 and put in our uniforms in 17 and as lisa said it was never and never will be an image of hate. it is a memorial to police officers who died in the line of duty. >> jillian: and family members of officers who died in the line of duty, it means so much them. talk about the back story of this flag.

>> it was designed when there was a large number of police officers being ambushed which is different, and when officers sign up they understand they might be killed but these ambushes are a different story. this is where officers are sitting in their cars having lunch, that kind of thing and are executed so that is where the blue line flag came from and over time it has come to symbolize a memorial to police officers killed in the line of duty and that was the entire intent of it being on the shoulder and that is why we are refusing to remove it. jillian: there is some residents in your town that want the patches removed which is why we are talking to you today and doing this or that others understand the work that you do and appreciate the work you do. can you tell the story of a few months ago a resident came in with 3 children and presented you with a wooden flag. >> we moved into our brand-new

police station was a woman came in, a teacher with her 3 children, she made this beautiful blue line flag and presented it to me, find a good place for it, and she brought it to the community. i could tell someone like that this is a message of hate when i know it isn't. it is another reason. we have great support in this community from all our residents, they don't know the controversy is going on with a small group of local citizens going to the council meetings and that is where this all started. jillian: what do you want your community members to know about you, the job you do and the officers in your department?

>> we want everybody to know we have good professional police officers with good hearts and don't want them to get distracted by a small group of people who want to vilify an image that means so much to us, to police officers families. jillian: i never imagined we would be having a conversation like this. what is the thing that upsets you the most about what is going on in this country right now? >> i have been doing this 36 years, the speed at which the anti-police sentiment came about, i think it is driven by these bad videos, don't get me wrong, these are atrocious events on these videos people have seen but there is 56 million police contacts a year and this is just a small, small, minority group of bad officers doing bad things and i think they are getting driven by seeing these videos, the power of the video, 56 million videos that show everybody doing

everything right aren't played. we expect our police officers -- i think these things are rare for that reason. we expect better police officers, we expect better police officers here and we have community support but this is a small vocal group that continually comes to council meetings. jillian: i'm happy to hear you have the overwhelming majority of our community, at the board meeting you said i'm here, if you want to speak you can speak and i know that is something that is huge. thank you very much for joining us and everything you do in your community, thank you, sir. >> thank you, have a good day. >> 20 minutes after the hour, student-athletes earn a big victory from the supreme court, the ruling that can open the door for college athletes to get paid.

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jillian: welcome back, jeff bezos preparing to blast off into space but a lot of people do not want him returning to mother earth was 70,000 people signed a petition asking the amazon ceo to stay in space. it read some for his reported $200 billion fortune. he is set to fly into the final frontier on his blue origin space craft, the new shepherd rocket next month. embattled california governor gavin newsom will foot the bill for all unpaid rent accrued during the pandemic, the state's moratorium on evictions is set to expire at the end of the month. he was to extend into an

employment reached pre-pandemic levels, the federal government approved $5.2 billion to pavement debt. officials say it is unlikely that will be settled by the end of the eviction band. >> they want us to stay up in space. a big win for college athletes, supreme court unanimously ruling the ncaa cannot prevent schools from offering education related compensation to student-athletes, sports attorney don lust. what are the ramifications of this? >> a historic day for college sports, 40 years ago, this decision has everything to do with this, the term for paying college athletes, this is a

decision that limits what the ncaa can have on the student-athletes. at the same time we are having a conversation with state and federal legislature as to how much and when athletes should get paid so we are circling july 1st on the calendar were 6 states will be to pay athletes for the first time in our country's history so supreme court decision comes at an interesting time. >> this wasn't the, quote, paying the players case but brett kavanaugh sent a message loud and clear as to how he would rule in that case, quote, the ncaa is not above the law. the ncaa couches its arguments for not being student-athletes, the labels cannot disguise the real become the ncaa business model would be flatly illegal in almost any other industry in america. how perilous is the future of the ncaa as an institution in light of this ruling and that concurrence? >> it has existed for 100 years in the business model has not paid college athletes and it

ends with, quote, it is not above the law, that is a little bit of a veiled threat from the courts that the model is not going to fly, we are not going to accept it. it stands on perilous grounds and in the history of college sports, football and basketball are the big money makers and profit is distributed among other sports. it will be difficult to see how all the sports as we know and love will exist under this model. for student-athletes to get paid. a lot of questions, you will enter a period of the wild wild west how athletes get paid, how schools will distribute that and the ncaa will survive as we know it. all questions left be answered. neil: a lot of global view. we've seen a bipartisan support of paying or assisting student-athletes in some way, shape or form. no 9-0 decision from the supreme court. are you willing to go so far as to say it is part of a larger pushback against our higher education system operates in general?

>> yes and no. there are very few issues, bipartisan issues, we saw the california legislature, passed on a unanimous level, the ncaa, found something the left and the right can agree on across the country politicians are hammering this. i don't think it is an attack on education. everybody hates the ncaa. we can all agree on that. >> when they get booed, feels like everybody is booing the ncaa because they want their football players and basketball players to get paid. we appreciate your time this morning. jillian: 27 after the hour. major update to the school calendar controversy unfolding in one new jersey district. >> the actions of this board so

division and we are afraid to, quote, hurt someone's feelings. this is weak leadership. jillian: we will take you inside a heated emergency meeting where parents fought back and won. ♪♪

jillian: iran's president-elect living up to his hardliner reputation and stoking tensions with the us before even taking office. >> things are not off to a good start between iran's president-elect in the united states. speaking yesterday but

conservative iranian judge said the ballistic missile program and malicious activity across the middle east is nonnegotiable when it comes to the ongoing nuclear talks. adding he is unwilling to meet with president biden. the biden administration made clear they don't believe iran conducted a fair election process since only certain candidates were given permission to run. >> iran policies designed to advance us interests, that is regardless of who is chosen is iran's president, and the process we considered to be pretty manufactured. this was not a free and fair election process. >> the biden team is dealing with a number of foreign policy issues this week including afghanistan. the taliban and took over a number of key cities in the north and a large spring and summer offensive. there is active fighting ongoing and 64% of afghan territories as us troops continue working toward a september 1st withdraw

date. the issues are drying responses from capitol hill. senator mitch mcconnell calling the biden's thinking on afghanistan dangerous wishful thinking, we expect to see more responses like this from lawmakers in washington. >> tennessee lawmakers demanding answers is reports reveal unaccompanied minors are being flown into the state in the dark of night biden administration failing to notify tennessee. >> speaker of the tennessee house of representatives cameron 6 and spearheading a new committee to look into refugee issues, he joins us, i am curious the goals of this committee, what are you looking to find, what type of information? >> we are trying to figure out -- president biden promised transparency when he ran for president, we are not getting

that, we don't have any information about how many children, where they are located, whether their parents are legal or illegal, probably illegal in tennessee, trying to uncover the resources we have to use, how many are here. one thing my mom taught me is things that happen after midnight are usually not good, the biden administration using the delta darkness to transfer these kids into our state and other states across america. >> if there is no border crisis as the biden administration attests then why is the biden administration being so sneaky about this? >> reporter: exactly right. we've had news reporters who go to the courthouse after midnight in chattanooga and miss this area, the only thing that usually happens is covert operations, this looks like a military covert operation. jillian: this allegation of abuse in one of these facilities, something you are looking into as well, have you been able to get any information on that so far? >> it is true. in chattanooga there are reports

of abuse, we had services show up on an unannounced visit, several weeks ago, they reported abusive we are trying to figure out what is going on, why is that happening, we will try to call that group into the general assembly and have a conversation before the committee and see what is going on but there could be human trafficking involved as well as sex trafficking. assuming these people are here to reunite the family without a vetting process or anything else is concerning to us in tennessee. >> 1111 were released in tennessee during fiscal year 2021. the white house is this relocation program has been going on for decades. what is different this time? >> usually the families are together, the trump administration had a strong immigration policy, the biden administration has done in that

is done that is undone everything they put in place, that is why you see texas building a wall. i spoke to the speaker in texas, governor abbott is doing what he can, governor lee told the biden administration in tennessee that we don't need to accept the children right now and so we have our questions answered, we had a breakfast of the governor's residents where it looks like the biden administration was only targeting the red states so i don't know if that is still the case but when you are talking to all the governors surrounding blue states that are not asking the blue state governors to take these children makes you wonder there is some politics taking place. >> please keep us updated, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> the senate with a crucial vote whether to debate is democratic voting bill, when everyone is talking about, little republican support is expected is your beloved states across the country and act their own voting integrity legislation. >> these policies have one

purpose and one purpose only. making it harder for younger, poorer, nonwhite and typically democratic voters to access the ballot. republicans are making it harder to vote and easier to steal an election, shame, shame, shame. >> chamber uses that shame shame shame on a lot. most americans were stricter id checks at the ballot box, something many democrat lawmakers say is a form of voter suppression. jillian: white house press secretary jen psaki response to backlash over nepotism in the biden administration. take a listen. >> we have the highest ethical standards of any administration in history so we certainly expect that everyone will abide by those high ethics standards, that applies and how we operate and how hiring is done. jillian: biden promised a member of his family would be involved in government but the washington post reports at least 5 children

of his top aides have secured coveted jobs. ethics experts are raising concerns over hunter biden's lucrative career. the president's son hopes to fetch half $1 million for his paintings from buyers who will be kept confidential. todd: fighting back against cancel culture and winning, local school board reversing a decision to remove all holiday names for the school calendar after parents fought back. >> shame and notoriety on our town. overturn idiotic decision you will resign. all of you will resign today. neil: board faced calls to re-sign before adding holiday names back to the calendar. we will have tomi lahren on later and she will have something to say about that. jillian: the obama ethics chief

has concerns about america -- morning to hunter biden about his art sales. todd: i can't get enough of that. come to portland, you can be yourself here. after a year of chaos and mayhem, the city wants to be your next vacation destination, everyone is packing their bags yet. ♪♪

protests and rides portland is trying to lure tourists back with new campaign ad. >> carley shimkus with serious xm 115 here with that. are you going? >> janice: pack your bags. a group called travel portland has taken out of full page ad in the new york times in an attempt to repair the city's image and attract tourists. the ad says in part, you've heard a lot about us lately. it's been a while since you've

heard from us. them for you've heard about portland is true, some is not. what matters most is we are true to ourselves. you can be yourself here, come see for yourself. love portland. portland has been the news a lot lately, none of good, last year does he experienced 150 straight days of rioting, just last week 50 police officers resigned from the city's rapid response team, the murder rate has also skyrocketed but travel portland is promoting its small businesses, food and art scene. they say in a statement we are here to inspire and encourage those visitors, our fans, to book travel after a year of encouraging visitors and locals to support small businesses here and from a distance, time

tuition invitation to come back to portland so there you have it. they want more tourism in the city as those images are seen on the screen. we will see if that happens. >> nothing says chamber of commerce like a dumpster fire. >> we will follow that. the next story i'm sure gets a lot of people up in arms. >> the us olympic athlete said she was motivated to win a medal at the upcoming x because she wanted to burn the american flag on the podium. chelsea wolf is a bmx freestyle rider. she identifies as a transgender woman and in a march of 2020 facebook post she said my goal is to win the olympic so i can burn a us flag on the podium. this is what they focus on during the pandemic, hurting trans children. he included a link to a story about the trump administration's dance on transgender girls but in a statement of fox news she said she's not anti-american, anyone who thinks i don't care about the united states is sorely mistaken, one of the reasons i worked so hard to represent the us and international competition is to show the world that this country

has morals and values, it's not all the bad things we are known for. i didn't know the country was known for a lot of bad things. she qualified as an alternate to represent the us in the summer olympics in tokyo. >> i find the limbic argument fascinating because you have the greatest among the all-time saying trans athletes should not participate, to me that is an open and shut case. meantime i can't get enough of this. i may buy one. i'm not going to buy it but it is hysterical. carley: hunter biden is now a full-time artist and his work is very expensive. the price of his pieces are between 75,000, and half $1 million so former president obama's ethics director says something is not totally up to snuff here. telling fox news the notion of a president's son capitalizing on

the relationship selling art at inflated prices, keeping the public in the dark about who is funneling money to him have a shameful and grippedy feeling to it. he also says people who buy hunter's art could be influence seekers funneling money to the biden family, he says hunter should reveal who is buying his artwork. no response from the bidens or the white house but todd announced himself as one of the potential buyers. todd: is that a hunter? then we will have wine and cheese. >> literally none of that is going to happen. i like that part of the story. and critical race theory, doubling down on his message and joins fox news to react to his newfound viral -- >> they are standing up for the

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>> welcome back. parent 11 county, virginia on a mission to recall a school board member, controversial vote concerning transgender students. >> this is about a movement to take back their schools and get a seat at the table on how our public schools are run. todd: the will discuss the policy later today which addresses access to restrooms for sports, for students who identify as trends.

the policy addresses how the district will handle preferred pronouns. jillian: a conservative radio host to became an internet sensation for blasting critical race theory claims it is being used as a crutch to bring down society. >> i never had a threat for many white police officer any white person whatsoever and get myself to school like i did there was no system that they claim was there. i'm calling like it is. back in the slave days on i get that but in today's world absolutely not. >> tie smith ripped critical race. it illinois school meeting earlier this month citing his own successes as a father to show why the controversial theory should not be taught in schools. >> sparks flying out of town meeting in colorado after the mayor their band the pledge of allegiance, board members a residents ignored him.

>> i'm sorry but -- >> that may or says the pledge was causing division and drying threats. one board member says the ban violates first amendment rights. >> it is causing division if you say it is causing division, nobody else thinks it is causing division. is one of those self-fulfilling prophecies. i find it unfortunate, leave the pledge alone, leave the star-spangled banner alone, there's more than ample opportunity in our society to protest and let your voices be heard, leave those two things alone. >> it's more than those two things. i'm going back to a segment we had earlier this morning, we had a police chief on from the mount prospect police department and a lot of their community members support the police department but there are some and he says they are few but their voices

are louder they are arguing they want the blue line flags removed from their uniforms because to them it is offensive so it seems there are so many things in this country that are offensive and it is like if you have a loud voice and keep fighting this fight eventually you will be heard and that is where we are with a lot of things, the police chief said this flag is meant to honor those who have lost their lives in the line of duty, think about the family members, when you have a police officer who loses his life for her life in the line of duty, that is what that is supposed to represent yet you have people out there, similar to so many things are doing it is offensive. >> right the wrongs, we are all in agreement on writing wrongs but tearing down tradition after tradition after tradition, if we keep going down this path we are not going to have any more traditions and when you don't have traditions you don't have a

country, you don't have a society and that's not what we want and that is why the randolph new jersey story was so fascinating, just simply names of holidays, not the biggest deal in the world but that town thought back and said if we start losing this we will lose our identity and traditions, we will start losing everything, they fight back and won. hopefully these folks in colorado will continue saying the pledge and people want to protest can protest in other ways. with that, 54 after the hour, a veteran police officer guns down in broad daylight near denver. adobe execution style shooting at a parade in chicago and new video of a volunteer for the mayoral front runner being stabbed on a sidewalk. can america's leaders get a handle on the out-of-control crime stricter. >> brian bradbury joins us to talk about pilot shortages impacting airlines and we talked to congressman rob whitman about vice president emily harris's new role.

>> i will say in a boston accent, tommy houston. it makes me happy. tomi lahren joining us live as "fox and friends first" on tuesday rolls along. ♪♪

>> it is tuesday june 20 second of fox news alert, heartbreaking to be for an officer guns down the line of duty. the tragedy in colorado comes as crime surges coast-to-coast. how the president plans to address the violence. >> border patrol agents arresting 178 people and seizing $100 million worth of drugs and one weekend. wise vice president kamala harris taking on another job?

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