harris taking on another job? >> he just qualified for the us olympics and people can't stop talking about her earrings, the fashion choice, "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> do you want to make the obvious comment? a beautiful shot. >> miami so beautiful. she had the readers on her ears. that is how it all -- >> that is coming from 1 million miles away. the moment i saw that story you know what we are talking about. >> he 85 bags of chips before the show. >> to bring the news to you

people. i am todd piro. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to this fox news all it, tributes pouring in, a colorado police officer killed in the line of duty. >> jackie ibanez, the story every single day. >> 3 people now dead. gordon beasley, a 19 year veteran of the force. the shooter in the third person police described as a samaritan. police have not said what led to the shooting or a possible motive. this comes with an alarming spike in violence we've been showing united after night.

in new york city shocking surveillance video shows the moment the campaign volunteer for mayoral candidate, eric adams a step multiple times on the street in the bronx, the suspect took off, no arrested and made so far and in chicago horrifying execution style killing caught on video. police say a husband and wife were shot after traffic dispute over the weekend. video appears to show the couple being dragged from their car and shot in the street. the man did not survive. mayor lori lightfoot vows to hunt down everyone responsible. white house president region psaki blames the pandemic and the trump administration for the spike in violence. >> there's been a rise in crime over the last 18 months. it is the concern of many americans, republicans and democrats too. jillian: this as a former member of president obama's policing task force shifts blame even further saying it has nothing to do with the lawlessness linked to the defund the police movement or last summer's

looting and rioting. >> this rise in crimes not the fault of, it is the fault of the police in this is been are point all along. why do we keep funding systems and institutions the keep rendering themselves ineffective? >> president biden will outline his crime prevention strategy during a speech at the white house tomorrow. >> a manhunt underway when an nypd officer attacked in the bronx, the 33-year-old taken to the hospital. the witnesses the officer got into an idea with several men when things escalated. investigators do not think they knew he was a cop. police are searching for the two men you see on your screen. >> caught on camera. a man steals a car from a car wash with the owner just feet away.

watch as the woman tried spraying the seat with a hose hoping it was him but he takes off of her hanging onto the handle. he did eventually let go. the owner, a 20 year army veteran who just moved to the atlanta suburb, police are still looking for the car. president biden's plan to combat crime in the us is expected to focus on gun violence and safety, tucker carlson says progress of ideologies like this are only making matters worse. listen. >> the left's ideology destroyed american cities, they will never under any circumstances admit that ever. instead he will blame you. with that in mind we expect president biden to remind us who the threat is. people who didn't vote for joe biden is president biden puts it white supremacists. the real problems have nothing to do with the weapons used in nothing to do with the race of the people committing the crimes. not a black person problem or a white person problem or white supremacists or black supremacists, it is bad leadership by the people in charge. jillian: major cities

backtracking on plans to defund the police, city and county leaders in 9 of the 12 us cities want funding increases in next year's budget. nebraska joined other red states sending law enforcement to the border as agents face a surge in crime. todd: griff jenkins joins us as the biden administration considers into a major immigration policy. >> 112,000 were expelled under title 42, the provision under which the administration has been deporting migrants to protect americans from covid. border patrol officials tell me they expect that to go away mid to late july and when it does it will be a breaking point of resources as smugglers in the rio grande valley continue to exploit overwhelmed agents running rafts like this across the river as cartel violence spirals out of control and the mexican side.

18 guns down, the numbers tell the story, 178 smuggling arrests which doesn't include those who surrendered, they are telling 264 migrants of which 60 were unaccompanied children. the perspective with 3 months left in the fiscal year, the rgb matched the total number of groups apprehended, two previous fiscal years combined plus add in the drugs, 4.8 million in meth and marijuana seized in the past few days, thus prompting more states to answer governor abbott's call for help. nebraska governor pete ricketts saying troopers assist, the federal government has fallen short in its response nebraska will provide assistance as they work to protect their communities and keep people safe, georgia's lieutenant governor jeff duncan says they have already joined the fight.

>> we want to do our part. we are all in this together as americans was all 50 states are in a crisis because of this border. >> a final note about those who were apprehended over the weekend four were convicted sex offenders, one a known gang member. neil: vice president kamala harris tasked to leave the child tax credit despite facing criticism about the border crisis. >> what we know is when 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. >> biden's 80% hike in child tax credits will see parents with salaries of 112,$500 a year

given as much as $3,600 to raise each of their kids. child tax credits of $300 per child per month will hit bank accounts on july 15th. jillian: a federal judge rules claims against donald trump and his administration stemming from unrest last summer cannot go forward. lawsuits filed by black lies matter and others claimed the former president forced protesters out of lafayette park to visit a damaged church, the judge said the city of on force and cleared the park for safety reasons after a night of violence and vandalism. >> today los angeles board members are expected protocols for reopening schools in the fall, the district came to an agreement with the teachers union earlier this month. if approved it will require covid 19 testing every two weeks. students and staff will have to be screened for symptoms and masks will still be required, the teachers union believes these protocols are necessary to give students and teachers safe.

jillian: a group of climate activists protest outside the home of texas senator ted cruz, the group of 70 chanting and holding signs and marched all the way from new orleans. police arrested eight people for trespassing on private property, it is not clear whether his family was inside. >> talk about cool running. that was been with the rating, christine clemens wearing doritos earrings for the tokyo olympics, she said she wore the earrings because she feels her body is shaped like a doritos. the runner use the moment to try for a sponsorship tweeting twitter, i need you to do your thing, need to blow doritos mentions up. the chip company not only responsible called her an icon and told her this is your moment. she took it for cash. pay the lady.

jillian: the decision versus regular nacho cheese kind. neil: i don't eat the cool ranch in the morning but that doesn't mean she could try them on her ears. jillian: you eat 5 bags of cheddar. neil: first 10 minutes of the show. about to be 10 minutes after the hour. a new zealand weightlifter becoming the other pics first transgender athlete, fighting for fairness in sports, joining us live to react. jillian: teenagers make chicken fingers, the fast food joint offering 50 grand to get young people back to work. we are coming right back. ♪♪ liberty mutual.

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>> welcome back to a busy tuesday morning, olympic outrage, new zealand under fire after choosing a transgender woman to compete, competing as a man in a weightlifting competition until 2013, tennessee state representative rob smith was behind a push to present chance to enter athletes from competing the woman sports in her state, she joined us to react, thanks for being here. you did cosponsor the bill to make sure children can prove their sex matched their original birth certificate in order to compete in sports. is this olympic weightlifter story the scenario you were talking about? >> yes and thank you for having us this morning. i represent a group of people who understand you have to have a level playing field in the field of competition and in the state of tennessee we moved very

quickly to pass legislation that made sure female athletes in sports were protected simply because women need a level playing field to compete against each other. this is a matter of scholarship, competition and leadership in the international olympic committee, i know -- i'm old enough to remember the days of the german democratic republic when women that were doped up to be just like men resetting records that are still in place today and we are seeing the reverse happen, the women are not going to be able to achieve what they could and own their own records. >> competition not very happy about this bills in weightlifter, stated as follows, i understand nothing is as simple following your common sense and there are lots of them practicalities when studying such a rare phenomenon but for athletes the whole thing feels like a bad joke. how much of a slap in the face

is it to the other athletes who literally have trained their entire life for this moment, this is the pinnacle of their sport potentially could be the pinnacle of their life and this happens? >> great point because not only do they compete as olympic athletes but should they middle they have an opportunity for sponsorships and other forms of income seeking opportunity and those are being robbed of them and the international olympic committee is ignoring science. i hope two studies that were published this year from functional morphology, the second journal of sports medicine and it specifically looks at the anatomical and biological differences that do exist in the field of sport and one of these for powerlifting and weightlifting and women cannot compete with men.

the ioc is responding so many woke institutions in our culture these days, from corporate america we are seeing it in the olympic committee and it is a miscalculation and they will lose heavily. neil: statement from the new zealand delivery committee, quote, we acknowledge gender identity in sport is a highly sensitive and complex issue requiring a balance between human rights and fairness on the field of play as the new zealand team, a strong culture of hospitality and inclusion. is it hyperbole or reality to say this is the beginning of the end of women's sports? >> i don't think it is hyperbole at all, it is a horrible conflict set up because of political correctness and gender dysphoria should not run sports at this level. i really am calling on a lot of

our medical leaders and research folks to step up and reject this woke culture and speak from the point of biology, hormone replacement, things that are real, biology, anatomy, there are material differences and this will destroy female sports and ruin the lives of young ladies, to rob them of their scholarship. >> we have an athlete in the us banned from the lyrics, competing for the rest of her life because she ate a burrito that had pork in it. the rules are all over the place. i should have phrased it differently. robin smith, we appreciate it. >> 18 after the hour, 70 company sign on to a letter urging the senate to pass election reform bill, noticeably absent coke and delta, two companies that took a stand against georgia's voting law.

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todd: more than 70 companies sending a letter to the us senators lawmakers to pass a voting rights bill. jillian: after taking a stand coca-cola and delta were absent from the list, some questioning, their activism hurt their bottom line? professor of economics at kings college here to weigh in, good to see you this morning, thanks for being here. good morning. taking a stand like this in some cases could provide short-term gain but what does it do

long-term for these companies? >> the temptation is to go short-term, all the social media pressure, the media pressure can you might have activist employees saying get on the woke train, get on board this issue but over the longer-term these companies face a problem of growth. if you want to grow your company you need customers of all stripes, not just the hyper woke activists but even those republicans and conservatives, you have to care about if you want to care about your bottom line. michael jordan is famous for saying republicans by sneakers too and he is right. they fly airplanes, they buy soda pop and they work for those companies. they want to think for themselves. if working for a company or buying for a company is all about thinking the way they do you will lose customers.

neil: quote from this letter begins these bills work in contrast to our interests to make it more difficult for americans to have a say in key decisions from healthcare to the economy by limiting our ability to register to vote and cast about early or by mail. voting is a fundamental right in our country and it is up to our elected officials to protect it. that letter definitely on one side of this issue, not the other side. to you by this notion of activism, part of a corporation's mission and not just 100% delivering profits to shareholders? >> i don't think it is part of their mission. these companies are jumping onto these issues because it is the flavor of the moment and they think they can ride that wave but with customers and employees see is a company that says one thing, that they care about these issues but on the other hand they look at what the companies do, they don't see the companies changing their behavior, looks like woke washing, you're trying to look

virtuous, signal virtue but on the inside what are you really about? when you get that dissonance that is what companies turn off, that is where employees turn off. i look at this issue right now and i see companies that are really tempted for short-term gain but sacrificing their long-term integrity. you notice the list of 70 companies we are talking about, not a lot of big consumer brands on that list because those companies are starting to understand this is a game they can't win if they play it and you will see them drop out of it a little bit, stay away from issues they don't have any competence to talk about, let their employees and customers think for themselves on issues like voting rights. jillian: it is hard to change that at some point. interesting to see how that plays out. there are labor shortages across the country and one of the latest affects airlines.

american airlines canceled 303 flights over the weekend, there are labor shortages all across the country and you say one of the things we need to do is get government out of the way. how do we do that? >> they got to stop handing out free money to keep people on the sidelines. i was just at the airport yesterday. i heard some grumbling customers in the airport, they were concerned about these canceled flights but these airlines can't get their vendors, to get planes in the air. you can't get employees to fly flights, and keeping people on the sidelines, we need people back at work, the good news is demand is great, people get out and travel again but governments have to get out of the way, the whole pandemic has been a story of government in the way. we see that with prices.

let's learn from the mistake and let's not do it again. >> you can see him on foxbusiness all week. neil: 26 after the hour president biden taking pressure over the origins of the pandemic. is he getting too soft. we are beyond that next. jillian: student-athlete score victory from the supreme court, we are coming right back.

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(upbeat pop music in background throughout) todd: the white house will work with global allies to apply pressure to china to determine the origin of covid 19. jillian: china makes a possibility of isolation from the international community for not cooperating.

>> reporter: the white house says the united states and allies will work together to pressure china to provide date and access in the global investigation into the origins of covid 19 on the heels of president biden's push to europe last week where he discussed china's aggression and role in the coronavirus pandemic. white house press secretary jen psaki says china's back of transparency is concerning. >> we will work to exercise pressure on china to be a participant to provide transparent data and access if china wants to be seen as a power in the world and central actor in the world, they are not looking to align against them. >> reporter: national security adviser jake sullivan says the

biden administration and global partners are giving china a stark choice. >> either they will allow in a responsible way investigators to do the real work of figuring out where this came from or they will face isolation in the international community. jillian: the warnings to china come after president biden announced the us intelligence community had, quote, coalesced around two likely scenarios for the origins of covid 19. some intelligence officials believe the virus emerged from human contact with an infected animal. others believe it stemmed from a laboratory incident. the president asked intelligence officials to double down on their efforts of analyzing information and data to bring the us closer to a definitive conclusion on how and where the novel coronavirus originated. neil: thank you very much. jillian: the biden administration facing criticism for issuing to china over covid investigations.

take a listen. >> either they will allow in a responsible way investigators to do the real work of figuring out where this came from where they will face isolation in the international community. jillian: ranking member of the house armed services committee says we are well past the time for vague threats and cheap talk and he joined me. thank you for being here. what does it mean to you that they would face isolation in the international community? what does that mean? >> that is nebulous talk, doesn't mean anything. there need to be consequences for what china has not done, allow open, transparent and independent investigation as to what happened at the wuhan lab. to this point they have not allowed any of this. i argue the world health organization is complicit in helping them keep this undercover because the organization said by the way, you investigate what went on and

china did their own investigation, there is nothing to see here. we need to demand action by china and there needs to be results if they don't act and the results should be sanctions against chinese health officials against those who have gone after scientists, those who persecuted scientists and citizen journalists who tried to lay open what happened at the wuhan lab. this back and forth talk to be over with. we need strong, decisive action against china if they do not allow an open independent investigation. jillian: you and the least of phonic introduce the world deserves to know act. can you tell me about this? seems like at this point isn't it shocking there are people who aren't wanting to demand answers as to what happened and how this virus was able to affect and kill so many people throughout the country and this world?

>> exactly. after 600,000 deaths in the united states, 3.4 million worldwide, everybody out to be in favor of making sure we hold china accountable. i believe we need to sanction individuals in the communist party there for the actions they didn't take to default what happened. we want to make sure we prevent dollars going from us universities and institutions to the chinese national health commission. make sure i know where every penny from the united states went to the national health commission in china for this game of function research at the wuhan lab. we need to know these things and stop the dollars that could be going now to those efforts and understand where those dollars went for the gain of function research that possibly led to the escape of this virus. >> they need answers.

meanwhile the vice president begins a new role promoting the president's child tax credit as pressure mounts on biden to replace kamala harris as leading immigration person at the us-mexico border. i am curious, all of her roles at this point, a lot of people are arguing she hasn't gone to visit the southern border yet, she's not doing that so why keep adding to the list if it seems a lot of people in this country aren't happy with the job she is doing in some of these jobs? >> she hasn't done things necessary to address the border crisis. i would argue she and the president created that crisis by attracting folks here, offering taxpayer-funded healthcare, taking away the other incentives that actually made the system work and that is the efforts to make sure we are securing the

border. making sure the other elements of trump administration policy, remain in mexico policy, asylum agreements, they terminate all those. they are going to catch and release. i don't believe any of that shows this is a successful effort to address the border crisis. if you haven't completed an assignment why would you be given other assignments. seems like to me she needs to focus on things before her and this border crisis is only getting worse. why would you at other things to the list of her efforts. instead of saying no focus on the border crisis, get that done. as soon as she can successfully resolve it which she is not, she hasn't even visited the border. that should be job one to address this crisis. jillian: she said she is going to, we don't know when she will but we will wait and see. thank you for your time. have a good day. neil: one of georgia's hospital

systems hit with iran somewhere attack. jillian: shell casone joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. this one day after president biden met with vladimir putin to discuss cyber attacks and ws target was hit, saint joseph's, one of the largest hospitals in savanna, georgia hit with iran somewhere attack. the hospital said you may have heard about cyber facility incident involving the computer systems today. we are investigating the scope of this to determine personal or health information is involved in this incident. we will notify those individuals. doctors and nurses using paperwork, the hospital works to restore the computer systems some patients may be notified some surgeries may have to be moved. remember, putin at the summit said it wasn't us. it was us cyberspace, that is where this is coming from.

todd: could be the don't punch me list was ignored. can't believe it. a landmark decision at the supreme court. jillian: open for college athletes, the supreme court sided with former college players over athlete pay, the court upholding the ruling on how college athletes can be paid but more importantly the bigger story, this opens the door to more litigation and several states already passed laws for athletes to make money from endorsements so the cat is out of the bag on this one. jillian: 50,$000 a year for genes. >> reporter: we shouldn't be surprised but texas chicken restaurant is paying teenagers 50,$000 a year or more to manage the stores. they have been losing staff to walmart and mcdonald's. the chain like many other businesses collecting unemployment benefits, they

don't want to come back to work. 18, 19, 20-year-old that was going to get a first time job and move up the ranks is now managing. neil: $4.50 an hour for my first job. jillian: 19,$500. >> reporter: the fact that you remember that is the most impressive thing. todd: and chicken. jillian: it was a good thing. it is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. you can see your self after a year of chaos and mayhem. todd: the riots continue, the next vacation. not everyone is packing their bags just yet. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ i had the nightmare again maxine. the world was out of wonka bars... relax. you just need digital workflows.

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jillian: after nearly a year of protests portland trying to lure

tourists back with a new ad campaign. neil: carley shimkus here with that. carley: a group called travel portland took out a full-page ad in the new york times in an effort to repair the city's image and encourage tourism. a portion of the ad says we -- you have heard a lot about a slightly. it is time, it has been a while since you heard from us. some of what you heard is true, some of it is not. what matters most is we are true to ourselves. you can be yourself, come and see for yourselves. the travel group doing some damage control, 153 days of rioting last year and then police resignations, the murder rate has skyrocketed but the

food and art scene, with heart opening on the horizon, we are here to inspire these visitors after year of encouraging visitors to support small businesses here and from a distance it is time to issue an invitation to come back to portland, nothing to see here. the police resignations. we talked to a number of small business owners the last year had to close up there shops. >> didn't lawrence jones do a piece on the homeless crisis? a lot going on. >> monument today in the nfl. >> carl announced and instagram he is gay. this makes him the first active player in the nfl to make that announcement.

>> in westchester pennsylvania, i want to say i am gay. that representation and visibility are so important and i will start by donating 100,$000. >> roger goodell releasing a statement saying the nfl families proud of carl for courageously sharing today. representation matters. someday soon statements like his that will longer be newsworthy as we march toward full equality for the lgbt q community, we wish carl the best of luck this coming season. that is it for the browns, like you heard, making a big donation to the trevor project. jillian: let's check in with brian kilmeade for what is coming up on "fox and friends". brian: see you shortly in 14 minutes. senator marco rubio introducing

a brand-new bill to sanction china to allow investigators into covid origins. the senate set for crucial vote today, to debate a democratic voting bill. we will talk to senator john kennedy about that. the biden administration plans to implement the largest child tax credit, the vice president in charge of that, charles payne will break it down for us, and how to navigate the red-hot housing market. former navy football team captain cameron kelly denied a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play in the nfl but still fighting to delay his military service and pay for tampa bay. before he begins service. what is wrong with that?

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jillian: the senate set for crucial vote on whether to debate a democratic voting bill. relive the republican support is expected as they enact voter integrity legislation. >> these policies have one purpose and one purpose only, making it harder for younger, poor, nonwhite and typically democratic voters to access the ballot. republicans make it harder to vote and steal an election, shame, shame, shame. >> recent poll shows most americans were stricter id checks at the ballot box. speaking of voter id, flipping the script on the left side against election law

particularly in georgia with headline reading stacy abrams and the democrats evolution on voter id. >> listen to sean hannity. >> >> the most bizarre, the most brazen turning around, rafael warnock, trying to claim they were never against voter id and even claiming never made jeff bezos claims about voter id being part of jim crow 2.oh, voting reform laws in the case of abrams, has pretty sure it's memory or straight up lying. jillian: president biden and abrams's opposition to voting law, cost businesses an estimated $100 million after major league baseball moved the all-star game. >> up after the break, tommy time tuesday, after the break. but that pulled pork could taste even better

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clearly is not paying attention to the statistics first and foremost, i want to thank every law enforcement officer that's watching for going out there every single day and putting on that uniform and badge. you mean a lot to our communities. to come after the rights of law abiding citizens created by poor leadership is textbook democrat. not only blame covid but gun rights. they will come after those. coming after those next. not hard to figure out why crime and lawlessness. when you demonize law enforcement. recall using a pandemic to blame bad behavior. listen, this was all up credibly predictable. you are seeing it happen right before our eyes and it's not going to end any time soon. jillian: some people will always play this rise in crime on police themselves. in fact, let's take a listen. >> this rise in crime is not the fault of the movement, it's the

fault of the police. why should we keep funding systems and institutions that that keep rendering themselves ineffective. >> i mean, tomi, haven't we learned that yet that when you defund the police they don't have enough money to do their job, they don't have enough money to train officers that need to be trained, new officers up and coming and then eventually you don't have enough police on your streets to be able to help those in need in these communities. >> you take the commonnization of law enforcement and you couple this with the defund the police movement, mainstreamed by the democrats media and pop culture you add in cashless bail. crime reclassification and reduce sentencing and on top of all of that chose some government stimulus and unemployment checks into the mix you have what we see now total mayhem it will only get worse. beware, americans, democrats always use chaos to increase control. i fear that's what's coming down the pike. they will use this crime wave to justify and push gun control measures because they never let

their self-created tragedies go waste. watch for it, it's only a matter of time. todd: tomi, finally we have a minute remaining. holiday names back on the school calendar in randolph county, new jersey we have been talking about this story for a while now. how important is this incident to proving to ordinary americans that you can stop wokeness if you fight back? again, about 45 seconds to you. >> yes, it goes to show that you can in fact cancel cancel culture. there are so many americans out there watching this trend of cancel culture happen. they're seeing things being taken away. they are seeing food items being canceled and wonder what they can do. this is a perfect example. if you stand up against it. if you point out the lunacy of it all. can you have huge victory like this. this might seem like a small thing in a small area, this just goes to show the rest of the nation you can make a difference, stand up, speak out. sometimes it only takes one community. one person, one organization to do that to show the rest of us it can be done and it needs to

be done. we have a duty to do this and i hope that we see this come acrts country in waves and droves. todd: she did that like a pro. "fox & friends" starts right now. bret: the great american crime wave, violence rising in new york city. >> a rise in crime last five years. >> rise in crime is not the fault of the movement, it's the fault of the police. >> freestyle writer identifies as transgender woman my goal to win the olympics so can i burn a u.s. flag on the podium. >> they are going to stop offering enhanced unemployment benefits. >> we have not stopped evidence. >> american airlines canceled 303 flights over the weekend

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